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The Sandusky Star Journal (Newspaper) - August 17, 1911, Sandusky, Ohio ATTENTION, CITIZENS! DON'TFORGET THE MEETING OF THE CONSTITUTIONAL LEAGUE AT THE COURT HOUSE THIS EVENING. IT'S IMPORTANT. S AN DU S KY S TAR -JOURNAL. PORTY- HERE ON AIR FLIGHT; MANY MISSED HIM THE WEATHEE Four Birdmen At Chicago Meet Fell From Clouds But Escaped Injury. AfiTHUR STONE SAVED FROM DEATH IN LAKE Battled for Half Hour With Waves But Auto Tire Kept Him Afloat, CHICAGO, Aug. ser- ious accidents with fortunate es- capes ofWie birdmen filled up an eventful day at the international aviation meet here. Arthur Stone, driver of a Queen monoplane, was rescued from drowning in the lake after battling for half an hour In the water. Howard Gill, in a baby Wright, came almost as close to death, tert escaped unhurt from under the wreck of machine. -Lincoln Beachey, after being driven far to the south and fighting his way back above feat engine had stopped suddenly. James Ward had an equally hard task to make his way from- put over Lake Michigan, but descended safely in the field. Stone's mafehine fell into the lake' just at- dtisfc'.: iHe leaped from the falling plane and was rescued at the point of exhaus-j tion by a motor boat after he had supported himself in the water for more than half an hour. His ma- chine was not recovered. That Stone was rescued was at- tributed largely to the insistence ol his wife that he guard kimself with a life preserver. In spite of the erder that all flyers should wear life preservers, Stone and others started for their machines unguarded. Mrg, Stone ran from the hangar, just be- fore the flight and insisted that her husband wait, while she tied an in- Forecast: Generally fair tonight, and Friday slightly cooler tonight Temperature at 7 a. m., 75 de- grees. Temperature one year ago, 72 de- grees. Sun rises Friday at a. m. and sets at p. m. (standard Maximum wind velocity for 24 hours ending at noon today, 19 miles west at Wednesday afternoon. A TWOOD AS HE APPEARED IN HIS MA CHINE HERE ON NO TABLE TRIP Situation in Liverpool Becom- ing Serious Because Food Supply Is Low. STREET CAR STRIKE Soldiers .Ordered -to Shoot Down-leaders1 of Mobs if flated automobile Shoulders. tire about his Unnerved toy the deaths yesterday LIVERPOOL, August than a thousand babies -and double that of tender years are actuallly starving to death in Liver- pool today as the result of the shut- ting off of the city's milk supply. Their parents are besieging government officers begging and praying for food for. their nothing can be done to relieve the situation. All supplies of food stock are already be- low the danger point and adults will be facing starvation before many hours. The strike committee has ordered the street car men of Liverpool to join the ranks of the strikers by tonight and it is believed that they will do so. Jchnstone, and wind, many of Rioting was renewed last night in Liverpool and the police and" soldiers were called out. Efforts were made to take the prisoners from vans ing them to Walton jail. Vans carry- ing print -paper for the newspapers were and efforts made to burn the paper. Orders have been issued to the sol- of William R. Badger and St. Croix diers that if. it is necessary to shoot deterred by a direct their fire at the apparent ring the flyers here pro- tested against going up, and warned the contest committee that the aero- planes could not be controlled in the half gale that prevailed in the upper air. r TJie judges were insistent and finally; half a dozen flyers rose for a cross-water race from the shore around the Carter H. Harrison crib, three and a half miles out. Thomas Sopwith had completed the second lap of the race and been' declared winner, when a cry arose leaders of the mobs and not to shoot over their heads for fear of injuring other persons. Some coal and provisions are being brought into the city under military escort. The city is nearing the star- vation point, and unless a railway strike is averted, two clays more will find the bread supply exhausted. The only bread now in the city is that displayed in the shnn windows. Big Strike Ordered. LONDON, Aug. England drowned, meat. There was much excite -ESMOND ROSTAND INJURED ffas Pinioned Under Automobile Which Overturned While He Was Mo- toring in France. PARIS, Aug. the overturn- Ing of an auto in which he was riding Edmond Rostand, poet, dramatist and author of "Cyrano de Bergerac'' 'Kjhantecler'' was seriously injured near Cambo. Physicians who are at- tending him are unable as yet to de- termine the extent of his injuries. The machine skidded at a curve and turned over pinning the author un- derneath. His companions were unhurt, and worked desperately but vainly to raise the car and release the imprisoned man. Finally, finding their efforts of no avail, they rushed off for help, while M. Rostand, in great agony, lay crushed and bleeding beneath the up turned car. Shortly afterward the chauffeur succeeded in enlisting the aid of a squad of farmers and M. Rostand was extricated and rushed to his villa for medical attention. M. Rostand is 43 years old. (Continued on Page 6) Old timers in the flying game blink wonderingly when Harry Atwood takes to the air. They can't understand this a comparative novice in lashes a suitcase containing his bag- gage onto the lower plane of his ma- chine, lays in a supply of chicken sandwiches and aerial con- sumption, and calmly starts off on a voyage of hundreds, or maybe thou- sands of miles. They never saw it done that way be- fore. Neither did anybody else, until Atwood bought him an aeroplane and as a starter, flew from his home in Boston clear to Washington. Now the eyes of the world are upon him in his aattempted flight from St. Louis, two thousand miles over an ir- regular trail eastward, to New York and Boston. Although he flies between cities along the route with the speed of the fastest express train, he de- clares he finds time- to loaf a bit on the way. "I often found it necessary to swoop down over a town to get a peek at the depot signboards and find out where I he said. "At such times I circled the burg a few times and waived at the people before going on." Atwood expects to clean up about all told if he. makes the trip I "Change of Plans at Last Moment Disappointed Thousands But Big Crowd Saw Beautiful Exhibition and Landing at Fair Grounds.. successfully. Several cities have con- tracted to pay him large sums for in- cluding them in his route. He says his next long journey will be from San Francisco to New York, for which flight-a prize of has been offered. He is 27 years old and began flying, less than four months ago. He then startled the country July 1 by flying from New London, Conn., to New York city, circling the tower of the Singer building, and then sweep- ing over the skyscraper district of New York and landing on Governor's Island in New York bay. On this trip he carried Edward Fleet, his mechanic, as a passenger. He was the first aviator to attempt a flight over the American metro- politan city. a.-series- in and around New York, Atwood started July for by way of Atlantic Gity and Baltimore. He made the flight successfully from New York to Atlantic City, from At- lantic City to Baltimore, and from Baltimore to Washington, carrying Charles K. Hamilton, another aviator, as a passenger. feats in Washington consisted of -Daring Aviator First Circled Over City After Leaving Venice Where He Made First to Cleveland and New York, spectacular around the flights over Washington the city monument, and ended with a landing on the White House lawn. Atwood was received by President Taft and decorated with a gold medal STUDENTS TALK OF TTAK ANN ARBOR, Mich., Aug. ing that the integrity of China will sooner or later be threatened by Eu- ropean nations a movement has been started among Chinese students in the United States to furnish arms ana ammunition to help China in case of a crisis, according to C. C. Wang, a graduate of the University of Michigan. The Chicago, a 21-Footer, One of the Fastest Yachts on Lakes. IS NOW SANDUSKY FLYER Fine Addition to S, Y, Brought in By _ Two Mishaps, SECOND JOHNSTONE BROTHER'S PLUNGE TO DEATH Hopeless Deadlock Appears to Have Developed in the Mo- rocco Situation. LONDON. August almost hopeless deadlock has developed in tbs negotiations over Morocco, accord- isg to advices from Paris and Berlin owing to the "exhorbitance of the-de- mands which Germany fs making on Fiance a sthe price of her withdrawal from Agadir." Reports Trom Berlin say that there unusual activity ia the German war bfiice and rumors say Germany is eidering the landing Agadir. of troops at BELLEFONTAINE, 0., August 17. petition is being circulated here ftnd largely sighedi protesting against Secretary of Agriculture Wilson pre- As life after life has been sacrificed in the conquest of the air, until forty-one have paid) the penalty already this year, experienced airmen have laid the blame to dare deviltry andjoolhardiness, rather than to mechanical flaws in the aeroplane. It wasn't dare deviltry, though, when St. Croix Johnstone, brother of the other martyr to aviation. Ralph Johnstone, plucged a thousand feet out of the sky to the bottom of Lake Michigan, at the Chicago meet. The accident emphasized the terrifying frailty of the craft in which dozens of other aviators were curving about, high above the siding a convention of brewers to earth at thfe time the gasoline tank of Jchnstone's machine exploded and held In Chicago, October 12-22. he dropped down to death. The crack 21-foot yacht Chica- go, one of the fastest on th? lakes, recently purchased by C. B. Hoyt, of Bellevue, and which is to be added to the S. Y. C. fleet, ar- rived at this port Wednesday evening about 8 o'clock. The Chi- cago is about 35 feet over-all and 21 feet along the water, line. She has a cabin about midship and al- so a roomy cockpit. Five were aboard the yacht upon her arriv- al here, C. B. and F. H. Hoyt of Bellevue, Ira Krupp, Dick Mc- Kean and Dick Carnegie of this city. Tie party of five left this citj Monday afternoon, on the iteamei Put-in Bay for Detroit. From the latter place they went to Port Huron, the yacht being; at that city, bavins been taken there from Chicago by four taen. The party loft Port Hur- on Tuesday morning at 6 o'clock and J arrived at Detroit at o'clock in- tbe afternoon. Wednesday mornin-g they left Dei roit at S o'clock and stop- j ped at Amherstburg. leaving the lat-! ter place about 2 o'clock. They ar- j rived off the Marblehead light about i 7 o'clock and were met by the launch j Elizabeth owned by Feick and towed j into this port. The trip was an ideal j one, the weather being excellent for sailing. Only two marred the trip one being on board the steamer Put- j in Bay while on their wav to Detroit In some the suit cases belong- j ing to the yachting party and others j on the steamer mixfl up and j the local men were held at Detroit for an investigation. Later the mat- ter was cleared up and they were per- mitted to go on their way. The sec- ond mishap orrurrod on the return trip while the party was sailing down the Detroit river when Ira Krupp slipped and 'ell overboard into the river. He was rescued by Dick Mc- Kean. It is thought that an interesting race will bs arranged for Sunday af- ternoon between the Chicago 'Pattoo and Elizabeth Ann. This will be an excellent way to introduce the new boat to local yachting enthusiasts. ATWOOiyS PROGRESS MILES. a. St. Louis. p. Chicago 300 TUESDAY- SI 31 p. Chicago. p. Elk- hart 401 a. Elkhart. a. at Pet- tisville. p. Pettisvilie p. in To- ledo. 521 p. Toledo. a. town. Rocky Ridge. a. Oak Harbor. La Carne. p. at Venice. p. Venice. p. at fair grounds. 574 Sandusky for Cleveland. Time actually in air, St. Louis to Sandusky, After thousands of people gathered on the down-town streets and around the court house square had been disappointed shortly before noon, Thursday, at the non-arrival of Harry N. Atwood in his aeroplane, a big crowd which quickly gathered at the fair ground, as the news of tha change of plans spread, witnessed as fine an exhibition of flying by the famous long-distance birdman as could be conceived. Atwood had started from Toledo at landed at Venice at and after coming to Sandusky in an auto, finding that the court .houss grounds would not give him room enough for a landing and picking out a suitable landing place at the fair grounds had resumed his flight, land- ing at the fair grounds at The crowd cheered and rushed upon him as his bi-plane camo to a stop after skimming over the. ground within the race track, and it was with difficulty V-at the police kept people back. Attwood enjoyed a rest after landing and looking over his machine and while the big crowd-waited at the fair ground, arranged to resume his flight for Cleveland about 3 o'clock. The plan to start from Vie foot of Col- umbus avenue was abandoned. It was when Atwood, apparently fresh and happy, arose and start- ed for Cleveland. He first headed west but soon circled and started east- ward along the Lake Sfiore tracks. Within three minutes he had disap- peared. Atwood has now covered 574 miles of his to Boston and to the Star-Journal he declared he was more than ever con- fident that he would complete the journey, establishing a new world's record for distance. In coming from St. Louis to Sandusky, he has been in the air just 13 hours and 20 minutes. He is far ahead of his schedule. Leaving Toledo at Atwood crossed the Maumee river at Leaving the Lake Shore railroad tracks he followed the shore of the lake to a point near Oak Harbor and then again sailed over the tracks, which guided him to Venice where he landed at He had actually covered 45 miles in 69 minutes. A crowd saw Atwood start from Venice at the machine rising from the ground, like a giant graceful bird. He at once headed down the Lake Shore tracks and apparently was not going at a high speed, nor did he fly high, 400 feet probably be- ing the highest altitude. There was a very light breeze, the weather bu- reau recording but two miles from the northwest. As he was first seen above the trees to the west, the crowd be- gan to cheer. Atwood sailed over the fair grounds and then headed off over the city, making a wide circle as far as the water front. he turned back to the fair grounds, arriving within less than five minutes. He cir- cled about several times, flying low, and making deep dips. Once he start- ed downward as if to land but again ;hot up again and circled again twice. Finally he approached the track from the southeast and dipping down, shut off the power and glided to the ground. Here he skipped along for a distance of 50 or 100 feet before the small wheels touched. While merchants and others were j much disappointed over the failure to land down town, all who saw the land- ing at the fair grounds agreed that it would have been impossible to land at the court house. Had the fair ground been chosen originally, every- -thing would hav? all it was, Atwood was kept pretty busy. Spellbound by the wonderful -and unusual sight, the cheered the t bird man but twice. The first time I was when the more eagle-eyed of the audience discerned Atwood approach- YACHT CHICAGO ADDED TO S. Y. C. FLEET ing the fair grounds, and the second was when, with a graceful swoop, just grazing the trees, be landed in tie cen- ter of the ring inside the track. CLOCK WAS TANGLED. _____ Even the court house clock be- came excited over the Atwood flight. At the clock struck 12, to Ijhe great amusement of the crowd which had gathered. At other times the r crowd just gazed and wondered how he did it. But when he finally landed, there was a wild cheer, and a simultaneous rush to get a closer view of Atwood' and his machine. During the course of its flight, the machine dipped from one side to the other, and some of the crowd thought it would really turn over. "The trip passed withouta single cident of any said Aviator wood on his arrival in this city. He was disgusted with his ment in Toledo, and said he wisfied he had never stopped at that city. "They took me out to the parks and tried to show me off at so much, ft he declared. "I am not trying to make a circus performer out of he declared bitterly. "I am taking up aviation ia order that through my work, if pos- sible. the Americans can wrest all the records from the European bird-mea." Atwood, it developed, did iiot get his money in Toledo because he land- ed in Bay View Park instead of at the fair grounds where promoters were collecting 25 cents a head admission ADMIRAL TOGO SICK; CANCELS ENGAGEMENTS Aug. Togo is suffering from acute indigestion and had to cancel bis program for today The-admiral was taken ill late last night and was in no conditon to leave his room tday. If the attack Is not controlled by this afternoon he will cance' his program tor tomorrow al- so. People along the water front had the first glimpse of the ha sailed high over Bay Bridge, a speck in the sky. Near Venice he circled and then was seen to drop. The de- scent was beautiful, the landings-being made at in the ball park near, the railroad tracks. It wa? a great day for Venice. At- wood, first planning to land there and then changing his mind, was flagged and dropped gracefully to field. A big crowd quickly gathered, including au- toists from Sandusky. Castalia and Venice. The bivdnian was surround- ed and congratulated. Atwccd came to the city at once in, an auto, reaching the court house at 11: so, where a great '.TOwe! was in waiting. The aviator was applauded as tie walked a-ross the lawn. Then, when it was announced that he would not land at the court house because he feared that there was not enough. room, a wave of disappointment .swept (Continued on Page 6) E IS GAINS mm iWas Much Affected by Report of the Death of Cardinal Moran. ROMS. August Patrick Francis Moran's sudden death yester- day was considerable of a shock to Pope Pius. In spite of the news pope sat up nearly all day and at one time walked from his chair to his djeok for papers. A slight temperature worries the physicians somewhat, indicating that the gouty affection and kidney has not yet disappeared. Cardinal Moran was found on tha floor of his bedroom in Manly palace in a state of collapse and death fol- lowed an attack of syncope. His eminence, archbishop of the arohdio- cense of Sydney, N. S. was born in Ireland. September 17. was created cardinal on July His increases the vacanctai in the sacred college to twenty-three, thus rendering a consistory for tha creation of new cardinals It is stated this will be held In NEWSPAPER! ;
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Jaipur: Youths enter BSP office, open fire
- Nov 19, 2012, 05:59 AM IST
Jaipur: Manoj Nyangali, younger brother of late BSP leader Virendra Singh Nyangali and two others were injured in a gun attack by some unidentified assailants on Sunday.
Manoj Nyangali who is serious and his uncle Naresh and a fellow party worker Manoj Meena both of whom were also injured in the attack have been referred to Hisar.
Manoj Nyangali who is serious and his uncle Naresh and a fellow party worker Manoj Meena both of whom were also injured in the attack have been referred to Hisar.
During the preliminary probe, police suspect old rivalry and gang war. However, the assailants have yet not been identified.
The attack triggered tension in the area. Angry BSP workers blocked national highway 65. They also pelted stones and set ablaze three Roadways buses. Mahipal Singh, president of Rajput Karni Sena has demanded for arrest of the accused within two days. Mahipal along with other supporters of Manoj have also reached Hisar.
Manoj Nyangali's elder brother Virendra too had been killed in broad daylight three years ago. Virendra was also a BSP leader who had narrowly lost last assembly election against Kamla Kaswan, wife of BJP MP from Churu Ram Singh Kaswan.
After Virendra's death, Manoj a lawyer by profession joined politics and successfully fought panchayat samiti election. At present he was in charge of the party for the assembly segment.
Satyapala Singh Solanki, deputy superintendent of police (Sardulpur) informed that five or six armed assailants barged into BSP's office at around 7 pm and opened fire on Manoj Nyangali who was sitting with his uncle and a party worker Manoj Meena. He received two bullet injuries one went through an eye and got stuck in the neck while other one in stomach.
His uncle Naresh and party worker Manoj Meena also sustained bullet injuries in the assault.
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Thom Browne joined forces with the notorious Brooks Brothers with an announcement last September. The collabo was not only anticipated but questioned. Could Thom combine quirky silhouettes with the male upscale version of Casual Corner?
The unveiling of the line took place Tuesday in the showroom of Brooks Bothers' Madison Ave. flagship. Hand tailoring was noted along with the lack of price tag. You know that equals digging deep into your wallets. The collection, "Black Fleece," is set to hit stores in early fall. Perfect timing for the tweed and flannel heavy line. Gray's were present as usual with Browne. Wide cuffed floods were paired with ankle boots. White dinner jackets embroidered the standard Brooks Brothers' sheep logo.
Overall the collection was something to reckon with. I love that Thom is aiming to breath life into the reputable line. I welcome the edgy risk taking. Although, I obviously lack the need for a men's suit, I much rather see the Nip/Tuck men in this over the traditional Brooks Brother suits that Dylan Walsh's character Sean seems to love. (That is before the loveable alcoholic bum inspired a much needed Gucci makeover.)


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Badge - not so sure about carrying extra mags. Do they have ones w/out.
John - I hopped on their page - do you know if they make anything with an adjustable cant? All looked fixed on their web page.
This is a discussion on Permit: Finally. Gun: Check. Holster? HELP! -S&W M&P within the Defensive Carry Holsters & Carry Options forums, part of the Defensive Carry Discussions category; I carry my FS M&P in a Des Biens IWB #2 and it works really well for me. It is pretty thin and rides fairly ...
I carry my FS M&P in a Des Biens IWB #2 and it works really well for me. It is pretty thin and rides fairly low so it conceals well, you can loosen up the loops and change the cant if you like. Plus Rhome is a good dude who provides excellent customer service. If you're looking for a dual mag pouch I like his as well because they conform really well to the body and he'll cant the front mag forward for you which helps with comfort/concealability as well as letting you handle the individual mags a bit easier as they are spaced further apart.
Badge - not so sure about carrying extra mags. Do they have ones w/out.
John - I hopped on their page - do you know if they make anything with an adjustable cant? All looked fixed on their web page.
I have this one for my M&P 45 Compact, plus another one for a 5-inch 1911. It clips on and off quickly and the clip is so strong that it can be worn without a belt. This is some top-notch leather work.
"I practice the ancient art of Klik Pao."
I just called Skip he does not offer adjustable cant belt holsters....John
I carry my M&Pc in a M-Tac, and my Sig P228 in a C-Tac. Both are great holster, though I prefer the M-Tac.
Their current turn-around is listed at 3 days, and they usually run at or ahead of schedule.
AlabamaConstitution of 1819: That every citizen has a right to bear arms in defence of himself and the state.
The world doesn't owe you anything. It was here first.-Mark Twain
"Life's tough. It's tougher if you're stupid."-John Wayne
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"The world is filled with violence. Because criminals carry guns, we decent law-abiding citizens should also have guns. Otherwise they will win and the decent people will lose."
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Go with the MTAC...you won't be disappointed! Most comfortable holster I own and adjustable for height/cant. I have the C clips on mine which even gives it the extra level of concealment on the belt.
If you have the organ donor box marked "Yes" on your concealed carry permit, you may want to consider more training.
I carry my M&P9c in one of three holsters. I have 2 IWB. The first is a Cross Breed Supertuck. Great for Spring, early summer and fall. The second IWB (just recently purchased is a Pro Carry HD from
the holsterstore.com. It is wetmolded leather, with a slide guard (option) and is available in the forward or rear cant styles as well. I bought a left hand draw (I am right handed) to carry in the area of the small of my back. I did not get the cant altered but added the slide guard. Whopping $45 for summer carry holster and it is actually made very well. The last is my OWB holster (Speed Scabbard) from DeSantis (bought from a guy on EBAY for $56 shipped). All three are very comfortable, easy to reholster and comfortable. Good Luck!
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Quality holsters and great guy to do business with
Before you buy anything that may be expensive or take a long time to get ie: Milt Sparks VII etc.
Make sure the you have the right gun for concealed carry for you.
My CCW is a Glock 26 in a Milt Sparks VII and I couldn't be happier. The belt is a Beltman Horsehide 1.5 inch.
I carry at 3:00 and it conceals well ,even wearing just a tee shirt. Good luck.
A few circumstances that I didn't mention that now I think will play into my decision:
1) I'm impatient. Therefore, long turn arounds or out of stock for now is a no go. Maybe in the future when I have one under my belt (get it? ;-P) I'll wait for another.
2) I'm in NYS, and this is my only handgun for at least the short term. Therefore, if I want to carry, it has to be concealed (which will probably be IWB), and the M&P 40 will be my go to for at least 4-6 months. Too poor to buy another at the moment. Women are expensive (she wants her engagement ring soon).
3) I think I may go with the MTAC, since it's IWB, has good reviews, and covers the whole gun. The crossbreed super tuck had my interest, but the end is exposed. If it's going to be up against me IWB, I want to minimize sweat and what not coming in contact - so I think after looking at designs, it has to be fully enclosed.
Any more suggestions folks? Thanks for the help thus far!
+1 on MTAC. Very satisfied with that and the M&P 9c.
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The Zambonis and skates have all been packed away, basketballs are only around to get dribbled and dunked for another week or so, and the summer Olympics have yet to begin. With this doldrums in the sports calendar, what's a fan to do? Oh yeah...I almost forgot...our national pastime, baseball!
And on the train this morning baseball seemed to be all around me. I had my head buried in The Natural, which I was just reading for the first time, and as Roy Hobbs was stuffing his gut with lobster salad, milk, corned beef, anchovies and hamburgers, and Judge Banner was putting his shady machinations in motion, two young kids sat down next to me and started talking about the perfect game San Francisco Giants pitcher Matt Cain just tossed. As they went on reeling off numbers and stats like a couple of zombie census workers another pair of kids got on the train dressed in baseball uniforms, lugging bats and fiddling with their gloves. It was uncanny. I thought for sure if I looked at one of their bats it would have Wonderboy burned into it...well, only if it had been wood and not aluminum. After looking around the D train for more signs of the diamond, I plunged back into The Natural and made it to the gut-busting finale. Poor Roy! If you haven't read it, you should. And if you don't know much about its Brooklyn-born author, Bernard Malamud, you should stop by and have a look at Evan Hughes's great book, Literary Brooklyn. In it he offers up, among other things, a terrific portrait of Brooklyn's Depression-era Jewish milieu from which writers like Malamud, Daniel Fuchs, and Alfred Kazin emerged.
Anyway, all of this is a round about way of saying I had no idea what to write a blog post about until I realized the subject was right under my nose and all around me in the air: Baseball. But what about it? We've had posts in the past about Dodger babies, Duke Snider, Dodger valentines, and even the diary of a Dodger fan. As you can see, one thing in our baseball coverage hasn't changed: the Dodgers. But the Dodgers are far from the only team this borough has seen. Inspired by the story of that grizzled, barnstorming, semipro playing journeyman, Roy Hobbs, I decided it was about time we poured out the limelight on another crew of stick swingers: The Bushwicks.
This photo, printed in the Eagle April 10, 1949, shows from left to right: first baseman Pat Petrino, second baseman Ray Triebel, shortstop Gar Del Savio, and third-sacker Al Cuccinello.
The story of the Bushwicks begins and ends with their owner, Max Rosner. Rosner came to the States in 1892 from Hungary and quickly established himself in the cigar trade. Legend has it he was out and about one day and saw some employees from his cigar concern hustling up a game on a field at Morgan and Metropolitan (not too far from Peter Cooper's old glue works -- that must've been a stinky diamond) and got the notion to sponsor a team, thereby boosting his cigar business. This team, playing their home games at Paramount Field in Williamsburg, were imaginatively called the Paramounts. Until 1902 when he got spiked in the head, Rosner also played shortstop for his club. The Paramounts disbanded in 1910 and just a few years later, in 1913, Rosner founded the Bushwicks, though some Eagle articles don't have the Bushwicks appearing until 1916. In any case, the team that Rosner would guide for close to 40 years was born. Early games were played at the Wallace grounds at Halsey St. and Irving Ave. in Bushwick, but after that ball field burnt down the team made their home at Dexter Park, right between Cypress Hills and Woodhaven, near to where Franklin K. Lane High School stands today.
This photo accompanied Rosner's obituary in the Eagle on November 29, 1953. He died at 77 in the Brooklyn Jewish Hospital.
Being a semipro club meant that the Bushwick players existed somewhere between being full fledged professionals and your average working stiff. Most semipro players had to work regular jobs 6 days a week, leaving Sundays as game days. For the first three decades of the 20th century semipro ball was big. In his wonderful book chronicling the life of the Bushwicks and semipro ball in general, Thomas Barthel quotes an Eagle article from 1914 listing a few of the clubs that played in Brooklyn: Jimmy Gilbert's West Ends, the Original Empires, the Brooklyn Real Estate Brokers and the Atlantic Stars are just a few of the quirky names these teams had.
The Bushwicks regularly hosted the best pre-Negro league teams, such as the Brooklyn Royal Giants, the Adrian Page Fence Giants, the Cuban Giants, and the Philadelphia Giants. In addition to these squads, Rosner occasionally wrangled big name Major Leaguers to play at Dexter Park, including Babe Ruth and Lou Gehrig. Barthel estimates that the Bushwicks were drawing a crowd of around 15,000 for each of their Sunday double headers. Numbers even Charles Ebbets would love.
The 1916 Bushwick team.
However, by the late 1940s with the advent of TV and the integration of the Majors, semipro ball lost a lot of its lustre. Rather than heading out to Dexter Park, people could stay home and watch games for free. And without the talented African-American players coming through town competition thinned out considerably. The Bushwicks eventually folded in 1951 and Dexter Park, long the scene of many semipro dreams, was turned over to auto racing. Of course there's more to the story of the Bushwicks than I can fit here in this blog post, but if you visit us you can browse our 7 folders of photos, numerous newspaper clippings, and Barthel's valuable book. Who knows, maybe you'll even find a story to beat The Natural.
Rosner didn't really found the Bushwicks. He bought the existing (and very successful) Ridgewood semipro team (which dated to 1902) from Ambrose Hussey in 1913, and renamed them the Bushwicks in 1914. The name change was due to Hussey, Jr. founding his own Ridgewood club.
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Charcuterie. The word is music to the ears of any meat-lover. It comes from Chair-Cuite, the French term for "cooked meat", and is used to refer to any kind of preserved meat: sausages, pates, terrines, bacons, you name it. Most often, in France, charcuterie refers to pork products, but not solely, and in Montreal, the most famous form of charcuterie is our peppered beef brisket, otherwise known as Montreal Smoked Meat…
Of course, with our city's wealth of French chefs and immigrant populations (Italians, Hungarians, Spanish), each with their own traditional recipes for charcuteries of all kinds, this is a great city to become a shark for Charc'.
Our latest, greatest stop for charcuterie is at chef Segué Lepage's new-ish wine bar, Le Comptoir Charcuteries et Vins. This warm and delicious little spot on Saint-Laurent was recently named one of the best new restaurants in Canada, and with good reason! The basement of his blond-wood wine bar is a temple to the transformed pig, and during off-hours, you can watch the magic through the big window in his cutting room (sale de decoupage).
Lepage really knows his stuff. His classic assiette de charcuterie features a chorus line of lomo, pâté de campagne, coppa, porchetta di testa (Italian headcheese), saucisse sèche, fennel saucisson and soppresatta. And not only is his meat board note-perfect, he also has a blackbord of specials, market-fresh plates created around his cured meats and other delicacies. Note: Le Comptoir is packed to the gills during happy hour and in the evenings, so be sure to call ahead.
There are other stops worth making on the Montreal charcuterie trail as well. At Les Trois Petits Bouchons, an atmospheric stone basement on Saint-Denis, they make their own terrines, mousses and saucisses, and pair them passionately with natural wines hand-selected by the house sommelier.
If you're in the neighbourhood of Jean-Talon Market or Atwater markets, why not stop off to sample our favourite charcuterie kiosk? The Cochons Tout Ronds (round little pigs) of the Magdalen Islands make some pretty heady stuff: besides their hams, saucissons and other delicacies, including pigs ears and feet, last week when I stopped off they had a sale on all the ingredients for a good cassoulet (bean stew from the south of France): Salted pork, Toulouse sausage and more.
At Brasserie t!, funky little sister to Montreal's venerable Restaurant Toqué!, the charcuterie board is as lively as the neighbourhood: expect to find a chicken liver pate, beautiful headcheese, soulful duck rillettes, served with crusty bread and a personal pot of cornichons, or little pickles.
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STARKVILLE, Miss.--A "drum-thunker" and a high-temperature electric torch are helping a Mississippi State laboratory develop ways for America and the world to reduce and safely store nuclear wastes.
The university's Diagnostic Instrumentation and Analysis Laboratory currently is working with more than $25 million in U.S. Energy Department grants. The research involves new technologies that can reduce environmental threats from both high- and low-level wastes.
"DOE has spent well over $1 billion on the development of new technology for nuclear waste cleanup," said lab director John Plodinec. "Very few of the technologies are actually being used because the right link has not been made between developers and the ultimate users."
He said DIAL--Mississippi State's longest and largest continuous research project--is focusing on the development of technologies involving an electric arc capable of reaching 15,000 degrees Fahrenheit. Known as the plasma torch, it can turn virtually any material, including nuclear waste, into glass.
DIAL researchers also have found new ways to monitor pressure inside drums storing low-level nuclear wastes.
Virtually all high-level nuclear waste in the U.S. comes from the production of Cold War nuclear weapons. "The most dangerous portion of the high-level nuclear waste is in the form of aqueous slurries, commonly referred to as 'gunk' because of their appearance," Plodinec said.
At present, the gunk is stored in large steel tanks in the states of South Carolina, New York and Washington.
Plodinec said DIAL researchers are aiding in the cleanup effort at all three high-level waste sites, as well as at other facilities with low-level radioactive waste.
Low-level waste ranges from the spent fuel rods of nuclear reactors to the protective clothing used by nuclear facility workers. Most is stored in sealed 55-gallon drums.
Plodinec said tank and drum storage continue to be acceptable methods of dealing with nuclear waste, even though more effective solutions have been developed in recent years.
He said DIAL's research is geared to practical applications of new technologies that help storage facilities reduce environmental risks. Projects involving the tremendous heat of a plasma torch are finding effective ways to turn nuclear waste into glass.
Then, there are the problems of pressures that build in drums storing low-level wastes. The most immediate danger here is to personnel handling the barrels.
"As the sealed material breaks down, pressure builds up and creates the possibility of an explosion if the drum is damaged or opened without care," Plodinec explained.
He said researchers Daniel Costley and Mark Henderson have developed a "drum thunker" to test the pressure inside a drum while it is still sealed. The non-intrusive device senses the amount pressure in a drum, which is read with the help of a laptop computer equipped with a soundcard and microphone.
The 'thunker' also can be used to test storage containers in non- nuclear facilities. For instance, DIAL scientists recently tested the device at Lockheed Martin Energy Systems in Paducah, Ky., where some 55-gallon drums of waste material were found to be under pressure.
"The information provided by the tests will enable Lockheed Martin personnel to plan for safer handling of their storage drums," Plodinec said.
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a resident of Old Mountain View
on Feb 19, 2010 at 2:21 pm
I just checked on the Megan's Law site and it shows at least 3 sex offenders living right next to schools or childrens' parks in Mountain View - Isn't that supposed to be against the rules for sex offenders???
a resident of Cuesta Park
on Feb 19, 2010 at 8:45 pm
Kelsey, the punctuation police will get you sooner or later. This would perhaps be a fascinating article were it not chopped by excessive punctuation. Languages are to be spoken and if not written in a similar manner loose much or all impact.
a resident of another community
on Feb 19, 2010 at 11:33 pm
Actually, Kelsey's punctuation is spot-on! Ne-Hi doesn't know what he/she is talking about. Good job, Kelsey! Don't let that person get you down! With a story as heavy and as important as this, it is shocking that a member of our community would even think to make a comment about punctuation! The MVPD rocks! Thanks for helping to keep our family members safe. This is all great info.
a resident of another community
on Feb 20, 2010 at 7:09 pm
nehi,,,,,,, relax.
good job Queen you"v got heart.
a resident of Blossom Valley
on Feb 22, 2010 at 8:52 am
"Languages are to be spoken and if not written in a similar manner loose much or all impact."
Lose, not loose. Ironic, isn't it?
a resident of Castro City
on Mar 1, 2010 at 1:59 am
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Mod hell just got worse!
Took off the Maggie today, so I could ship it back to be repaired. Thought I'd put the car back to stock, cuz I have to go to court Monday. Put the motor back together, and turned it over just for a quick check. She tried to run, but obviously died out. That's normal with the Maggie tune. So I connect the Maggie tuner:
It communicates, shows my VIN, says PCM has been modified, asks if I want to return to stock, I hit "yes". Tuner does its thing and shows a * in the display. This means it's saving the tune thats in the PCM. Look at the tuner a couple minutes later (too early for it to be finished), and it says "no signal from PCM", "check cable and turn ignition on". I give it another couple minutes, same thing. So I unplug it, and start over. This time, it doesn't find the PCM at all. Now the car wont even crank.
I tried everything I could think of. Disconnected the battery for at least twenty minutes. Checked all the fuses. Even tried my other superchips tuner. That one told me that the "ignition is not in the run position".
I think my PCM just got F*d.
Anybody know if you can "reboot" the PCM?
I'll call Magnuson in the AM, but I don't know what they can do if the PCM is shot.
Can't go to the dealer with something like this.
Should I order a "wait for me" PCM tuned for a Maggie?
BTW Tom just called. He's stuck on the side of the road. Sounded like his Magnavolt might have gone bad. Told him to reconnect the grey wires in the trunk. Hope that does it.
YUP Mod hell.........
Murphy's law.
If you can find him, I would yank the PCM and get Stealth to tune it.
Start looking for something else to drive.
I meant that as meaning your V isn't going anywhere (doesn't sound like it).
Sorry your stuck, but the down time shouldn't be that bad.
Im feeling better and better about this $650 install and then Im probably just gonna get the dyno tune at the same time.
Im am the least patient person on the planet so I would probably have pushed my car off a cliff by now if this had been me.
Hope you guys get your cars back together soon
The Maggie should be back by Friday. Hopefully I can get this PCM issue straightened out by then.
Toms car is done. Just hope this was a Magnavolt, and he got it going again. At least his V wont be sitting till he gets another one.
I guess I should have taken the advice from SeattleCTS-V and added extra grounding wires to the Magnavolt.
Unbelievable! One thing after another. David's going to love hearing from me again...
I would order a wait4me tuned PCM for only $160 or whatever it is.
Geez, you guys are having all kinds of Mod Hell fun.
I'm sure that ground connection is the problem with the Magnavolt,Tom. And it's hard to believe your PCM is "F***D", Tony ... may just need to be reprogrammed? I mean, what would have caused it to fry?
When I see this all happening, I just count my blessings. Good luck, guys. Hope Magnuson has some good words of wisdom tomorrow.
'05 CTS-V, Maggie, Kooks, Hotchkis, Ground Control, Corsa, B&M, DSS/Hendrix, Full 3M Clear Bra, Autovation, V Headrests, CTS Console, STS-V 55w Fogs, Black Vette FRCs, Specter Werkes, Katech LS9 Clutch, SS Brake Lines, Heavymetals U-Turn Fuel Line Eliminator, Momo Combat Evo Shift Knob, Wldwhl Clear Sidemarkers, Linea Corse LC855 Wheels, plus a couple more. Mustang dyno'd at 472 RWHP/411 RWTQ.
Yeah, I don't ever want a Maggie...
I don't think its fried. I think as the tuner was pulling the maggie tune, something happened. Now there's missing information. So the tuner can't communicate with the PCM, and the PCM won't start the car. Obviously this is just my best guess.
I dont know. A problem with the hand held is VERY rare, I will speak with the calibration department tomorrow and see what we can do for you. Dont panic, UPS next day to the rescue!


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If no longer -- thank goodness -- the geo-political cockpit of Europe (caught between rival ideologies in the civil war era), Spain cannot be dismissed as a periphery or marginal country out of step with the European project. Spain has all the features of a highly efficient and accountable country, from its ability to produce majority governments from both the respectable left and right, its elaborate system of federalism, and its increased multicultural identity.
The irony of Germany's loss to Italy in the Euro 2012 cup will not be lost on those who have been watching the Eurozone financial crisis play out in recent weeks. Germany's Chancellor Angela Merkel has been steadfast in her opposition to a plan for a common debt issuance program (so-called "euro bonds"), while her electorate have turned up their collective noses to calls for additional handouts to the problem centres like Greece.
A couple of days ago, a friend sent me a video of Nigel Farage speaking at the European Parliament. I hit "play" expecting the general "as polls show..." but before Farage was half-way through his speech, my sides were splitting. It was the greatest and most eloquent utterance on the topic of the EU I have heard from any British public figure since Sir Jimmy Goldsmith spoke at a conference in 1996.
European Council President Herman Van Rompuy has just floated a proposal to subject all Union members -- not just eurozone members -- to more rigorous budget scrutiny by Union organs. The move is so contrary to the Union treaties and its scope so overreaching to the current eurozone debt crisis that it is doomed to fail.
There already are two currencies: the "Lutheran Euro," characterized by countries that are based on Protestant work ethic, discipline and thrift. Then there is the "Latin Euro," where style is often more important than substance. The euro crisis is this: The "Lutherans" are balking at bailing out the "Latins."


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Rose murder case 'very thin' but bail refused
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Victim ... Rose Villanueva-Austin.
A magistrate has described a murder case against the parents of a six-year-old child who died of methadone poisoning as "very thin".
Rose Villanueva-Austin, 6, was found dead in her family home at Cattai, in north-western Sydney, on Sunday, September 18.
Rose's mother, Julie Anne Austin, 44, and her partner, John King, 55, were arrested on the following Thursday after tests showed the child had ingested enough methadone to kill an adult.
Austin and King were charged with murder.
However, at a bail hearing at Blacktown court today, the magistrate, Gordon Lerve, questioned the strength of the police case.
"I may say that the Crown case, on a charge of murder, is very thin ... is quite thin," Mr Lerve said.
"Murder requires an intention to kill. It seems to me that reckless indifference to human life is the only thing here."
Mr Lerve suggested that the charges might be downgraded from murder to manslaughter if the case reached trial.
However, there remained a strong case for a custodial sentence if a charge of manslaughter was proven, he said.
Austin broke down and wept uncontrollably when bail was refused and she was remanded in custody to reappear on November 4.
Mr Lerve said his hands were tied and bail had to be refused because of the murder charge, despite his view that, on the facts, it would be ``extraordinarily unlikely'' that a murder trial would proceed.
He strongly recommended that Austin be allowed to attend Rose's funeral, which is expected to be held at St Marys Church in Erskineville on Friday or Saturday.
He also urged Corrective Services to find Austin alternative
accommodation after hearing from her lawyer that she had been held
in a padded cell covered in faeces and vomit from previous
Earlier the court heard from Rose's second-grade teacher at Cattai Primary, Jeffrey Shirvington, and the school's principal, Karen Conte.
The teachers told the court that King, the girl's stepfather, had admitted accidentally giving Rose a fatal dose of methadone.
On the Wednesday following Rose's death, the teachers had travelled to the family home to offer their condolences and to tell the family that Rose's school friends had built a memorial garden.
As they approached the house, King opened the front door and greeted them in a distressed state, Mrs Conte said.
King allegedly told the teachers: "I think it is my fault, I think it is my fault - I think I have killed Rose."
Mrs Conte, who was called to give evidence by Austin's barrister George Thomas, told the court: "He mentioned a bottle of Dimatapp [cough medicine] and Julie-Ann's methadone being put into that bottle and it being stored in an incorrect location in the house ... He said he did it - he did that."
Mr Shirvington said Rose's mother later told the teachers that King was "very careless about leaving things around the house, that she was always chasing him to make sure things were safe".
Both teachers described Austin as a loving mother to Rose.
The court heard that Austin had been a positive influence on the household when she moved into King's Cattai home in January 2004. King's first wife had died of cancer eight months earlier, the court heard.
The teachers said they had never seen Austin under the influence of drugs.
Rose's father, Tony Villanueva, and Austin's oldest son, 21-year-old Douglas Austin, were in court to support her bail application.
The couple have also been charged with supplying a large commercial quantity of a prohibited drug - more than two litres of methadone - and cultivating 13 marijuana plants at their home.
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White Europeans could lose majority status in Auckland in the next few years as the combined population of Asians, Pacific Islanders and Maori increases, Statistics New Zealand figures indicate.
While the city's population was 76 per cent white European in 1976, projections show it will be 51 per cent in 2016, with further reductions in later years.
About 40 per cent of Auckland's inhabitants were born overseas.
Nearly 70 per cent of Aucklanders in a Herald street poll said they were comfortable with the changing face of the city.
Massey University sociology professor Paul Spoonley, who made the Auckland population projection based on Statistics NZ figures, said it was a matter of "when" rather than "if" minority communities combined would outnumber white Europeans in Auckland.
The high rate of permanent outward migration of New Zealand citizens and the record exodus to Australia would hasten this because most of those who left were European or Maori, he said.
The social shift was also aided by the Immigration Act 1987, which radically changed migrant entry to New Zealand. Requirements were based on individual characteristics, skills and money rather than preferred source countries.
Between 1986 and 2006, the numbers born in Asia and now resident in New Zealand increased by 661 per cent, with the Chinese (899.4 per cent) and Indians (841.6 per cent) dominating growth.
Over that time the number of overseas-born Pacific people also doubled, and migrants from other countries, such as Africa, also increased.
Professor Spoonley said older age groups might struggle to come to grips with this "huge change".
Last November Grey Power member Des Dunlop caused controversy when he told The Aucklander: "Us old guys go to town and it's a case of 'spot the white man. I don't want to live in a culture where we're the minority. I don't want to see the city overrun with people from Asian countries."
Grey Power made a submission to the Auckland Plan late last year that said the region's "major changes in ethnic and cultural mix" were unusually abrupt and "well outside normal cultural transitions".
"It is fair to say that many older people are concerned about the changes to their communities and to what has been familiar to them for many years, and what the future may hold if the majority of Aucklanders are unfamiliar with their traditional values, heritage and culture," the submission said.
Auckland Chinese Community Centre chairman Arthur Loo, a local-born Chinese, counts himself among those who would be "uncomfortable" if there were more Asians, Pacific and Maori than Pakeha in Auckland.
"I wouldn't want Pakeha to be the minority. I think we as New Zealanders have got to acknowledge what the founding peoples of New Zealand were, and it's Maori and people from the United Kingdom," Mr Loo said.
He said Auckland should remain a city that kept New Zealand's "Maori-European heritage".
"I mean all societies evolve, but I certainly won't want to see the Anglo-Saxon or the English culture subjugated in any way because they, in a large part, have made what is New Zealand and that's why we're here," Mr Loo said.
"They were responsible for building New Zealand to what it is today, and other people come and we take advantage of that." - Additional reporting, The Aucklander
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Re: st: Order variables alphabetically, not like -aorder-
Maarten buis <email@example.com>
Re: st: Order variables alphabetically, not like -aorder-
Wed, 24 Oct 2007 22:30:12 +0100 (BST)
--- Friedrich Huebler <firstname.lastname@example.com> wrote:
> Assume I have a dataset with the variables year1, year2, ..., year19,
> year20.
> forval i = 1/20 {
> gen year`i' = 1
> }
> The command -aorder- sorts the variables in ascending order of the
> number that follows "year". The technical note in [D] order explains
> that this is by design, "even though to most computer programs,
> year10 is alphabetically between year1 and year2."
> There are cases where I would like the variables to be sorted in
> strict alphabetical order, like this:
> year1
> year10
> ...
> year19
> year2
> year20
> year3
> ...
> year9
> Any suggestions on how this can be done without specifying the sort
> order with -order-? It would be nice to have an option like -aorder,
> strict- that does not try to be as smart as the current version of
> -aorder-.
You can combine two tricks to do what you want, first the command
-unab- will put a unabreviated variable list in a local, e.g.
-unab s : year*- will make a local `s' containing year1 year2 ...
year20. Than you can use an extended macro function to sort this list
strictly alphebatically, e.g. -local s : list sort s- will replace the
local `s' with year1 year10 year2 ... year9. Than you can issue a
command -sort `s'- See the example below and -help unab- and
-help macrolists-:
*---------------- begin example ----------------
sysuse nslw88, clear
tab grade, gen(ed)
unab s: ed*
di "`s'"
local s : list sort s
di "`s'"
order `s'
*----------------- end example -----------------
(For more on how to use examples I sent to the Statalist, see
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Hope this helps,
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LivingSocial raises $110 million in fresh capital
LivingSocial Inc. has raised $110 million from a group of existing investors that will allow the daily deal giant to "build our reserves, solidify our long-term plans and execute against our vision for the future," CEO Tim O'Shaughnessy told employees in an emailed memo I obtained Wednesday morning.
Calling the cash "a tremendous vote of confidence in our business from the people who know us best," O'Shaughnessy said the investment doesn't change the District-based company's plans to reach profitability soon. Earlier this year, he told employees he hopes LivingSocial will get into the black by the spring.
LivingSocial posted a $650 million net loss in 2012, much of it due to a mass write-down of overseas assets, and laid off about 400 employees in late November.
Considering the crush of negative news in recent months, the psychological boost from the new investment might be more important than the financial one. LivingSocial's existing backers — who have presumably had a long, careful peek under the hood — are doubling down on their investment despite widespread pessimism about the daily deal model.
In his memo, O'Shaughnessy did not specify which investors contributed to the most recent round, nor did he indicate whether the investment was made up of debt, equity or both. He also did not divulge the company's most recent valuation.
LivingSocial has an "aggressive roadmap for profitability and expansion this year," O'Shaughnessy wrote. "And those plans include increased investment in areas like marketing, technologies, and mobile. This new investment round will allow us to dedicate the resources we need, while also building a significant cash reserve against unanticipated events or bumps in the road."
The $110 million round was the result of a competitive process, according to O'Shaughnessy, who said the company had "multiple options for funding."


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The new Gordon Cemetery is on Cemetery Road in Gordon, Texas, Exit from Interstate Highway 20 onto Highway 193. Follow the signs to Gordon, 3 miles from the Interstate. At the top of the hill, coming into Gordon, Cemetery Road is the first street to the right. Turn right and go about 1/4 mile. The new Gordon Cemetery is on the left side of the street. The old Gordon Cemetery is about 1/2 mile further out on Cemetery Road, also on the left side of the street. There are 1254 graves in the new Gordon Cemetery. The first known burial in the New Gordon Cemetery is reported to have been Jesse B. Colvard, b: 3/15/1829, d: 1/17/1906, who fought in 33 Battles under General Robert E. Lee. The earliest death recorded on a marker in the cemetery is for Rex Goble, who died September 1901. Mr. Goble's grave was not listed in the first census of the cemetery published in 1977. He either had no marker at the time of the first census or may have been moved into the cemetery later from some other location. Census updated 14 April 2002.
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Armstrong, Chris (2008) Global egalitarianism Philosophy Compass, 3 (doi:10.1111/j.1747-9991.2008.00189.x).
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To whom is egalitarian justice owed? Our fellow citizens, or all of humankind? If the latter, what form might a global brand of egalitarianism take? This paper examines some recent debates about the justification, and content, of global egalitarian justice. It provides an account of some keenly argued controversies about the scope of egalitarian justice, between those who would restrict it to the level of the state and those who would extend it more widely. It also notes the cross-cutting distinction between relationists (whose views on scope are derived from a belief about which relations, practices or institutions give rise to the demands of equality) and non-relationists (who place no such importance on empirical facts about the relations between individuals). Beyond this, it sets out some of the different principles that might flow from a commitment to global egalitarianism. One of the key goals is to highlight the increasing diversity within debates on global justice, so that even those with a shared commitment to global equality may espouse different views about the justifications for equality, as well as the nature of, and proper sites for, egalitarian principles.
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Now of course, Arlen Specter's comments will never be considered sexist by the lame stream media, since Specter after all is a Democrat. Though I would have love to seen the media's reaction had say Mitch McConnell said this remark to say Nancy Pelosi on the same radio interview. That being said, Arlen Specter and Rep. Michele Bachmann appeared together on a Philly radio station yesterday — and things got ugly in short order according to Politico. Specter TWICE had the nerve to shout down Bachmann, telling her to "act like a lady." Please Pennsylvania take a lesson from Massachusetts (god, i never though I'd be saying this), and vote this pile of trash out in November!
The exchange, broadcast on 1210 AM's Dom Giordano Show [but not archived on the station's site], began when Specter challenged Bachmann to articulate what, exactly, she stands for, according to a readout on the clash published by the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette's lively Early Returns blog.
Bachmann first laid out her agenda — cutting taxes and killing President Obama's health reform bill — at considerable length.
When Specter tried to counter, Bachmann, darling of the Tea Party movement, kept on talking, which didn't sit well with the one-time Philadelphia DA, who is a stickler for politeness and protocol.
"I'm going to treat you like a lady," Mr. Specter shot back. "Now act like one."
Ms. Bachmann replied, "I am a lady."
Things went on along this line for a while — with Specter later asking Bachmann to "act like a lady," according to the PPG's Daniel Malloy.
Bachmann is hardly a beloved figure in Democratic circles. But how many liberal women, whom Specter badly needs to defeat front-running Paul Toomey, would appreciate being told to "act like a lady" by a male debate partner?


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In 1906 Teddy Roosevelt created the nation's first National Monument destination. The purpose was to preserve all of America's significant pieces of history. Since then, all National Monuments have been designated by Presidents as their personal memorials which they sought to protect above all others.
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Monday, May 28, 2012 - The highlights are worth pointing out - perfect greaseless taro croquettes, all crunchy and spindly on the outside and containing a rich, salty vegetable paste; a variety of piping hot dumplings in various shapes and sizes, all soft and fresh; a really interesting pan-fried glutinous rice dish, sort of a flat rice pancake; some golden baked char siu bao (pork puff things) with a good sweet piggy filling; and of course the aforementioned cheung fun, a cuttlefish version in particular boasting the flavour and bounce of great fresh seafood. A very generous feed, then, and not a single item (apart from some slightly chewy beancurd skin rolls) less than hugely enjoyable.
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Saturday, September 17, 2011 - I thought the shiu mai was constellations above the London competition, managing to tamp sheerly decadent rims of pork fat with copious amonts of mushroom and crab. The ball of dumpling was so bouncy, it could double as a tennis ball - bounce in this type of dumpling is the best kind of attribute...Princess Gardens is currently serving my favourite dim sum in London, besting Pearl Liang. It carries the right kind of atmosphere and the quality of food is redolent of many fond things.
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Tuesday, September 13, 2011 - Their wu kok, a fluffy fried taro pastry with a meat filling, a firm favourite of mine, was very good and especially fluffy. Mr Noodles was raving about the golden cuttlefish cheung fun and so of course, we had to try it! I had no idea what to expect (I think images of golden tentacles waving out from the cheung fun filled my mind) and so was pleasantly surprised to find a tube of cuttlefish paste wrapped first with a fried tofu skin wrapper and then encased in the cheung fun. What a great variety of textures - bouncy, crispy and slippery smooth - and yes, it was tasty too.
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text: Cody Brown Training For NFL Combine The Hartford Courant February 17, 2009 UConn defensive end Cody Brown is writing an occasional diary leading up to the NFL draft April 25-26. Things have gotten pretty hectic since I last wrote after the Senior Bowl. Every second since then I've been totally focused on preparing for the NFL Scouting Combine [Wednesday-Feb. 24]. The Combine is where the top players converge to be poked, prodded, analyzed and tested by NFL coaches, general managers and scouts. I haven't been sitting on the couch. I've been working. My coaches and strength staff have been preparing me for the agility drills and position drills that will be tested at the Scouting Combine in Indianapolis. We have also worked on the bench press and 40-yard dash. I am excited to go work out for the NFL teams. I feel like once they see my athleticism and my times, things will really start to pick up for me. Related links Cody Brown Photos UConn DE Cody Brown's Journal My agents have also been preparing me for what to expect during the Combine weekend. They've given me guidance on typical questions that will come up in interviews and have shown me past Combine results from defensive ends and outside linebackers. From what they're saying, teams feel like I could be a first-day draft pick [first two rounds] if I go out and do what I'm capable of doing. They say that some teams see me in the third round, though, at this point, so it's my job to go out and prove why I'm worthy of being one of the top 64 picks. Step two of my draft journey is getting closer. Man, I can't wait for the Combine.


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Well...long story short, my mom died Wednesday night.
Not much I'm willing to divulge detail wise but I'll just say it wasn't "natural causes".
(If anyone seriously wants to know feel free to PM me, I don't want to say what happened on here)
I may not have liked her that much. In fact I can't say I was super fond of her after the shit she pulled that ended up causing her and my dad to get divorced. But she was still my mom. I mean anything in the world could happen but that'd still be pretty true. I mean I literally wouldn't be here if it wasn't for her (haha).
It was about a decade when her and my dad got divorced and I hadn't seen her since. I talked to her on random occassions on the phone but that was it.
Now at some point later (since she was living in Kentucky at the time) the next time I'm going to be anywhere near her again is when we have a memorial service for her. She is going to be cremated and her urn is going to be buried.
And I'm not sure how to handle all of this. Even though I didn't see eye to eye with her I still lost a pretty important member of my family which you really can't replace. I haven't been able to really let it sink in that shes really gone. I keep expecting her to randomly call my sister or see her pop up on Facebook chatting with her and really wanting to see a car my sister is in the process of working on get finished. It's a Rocky Horror Picture Show themed "rat rod". My sister and I both love that movie because she turned us onto it and we've watched it an ungodly amount of times ever since we were kids. In light of these events, my sister lost all drive to finish it. Now she wants to finish it as a bit of a tribute to her so she can say she has it done because of how badly my mom wanted to see it get done.
As for me, she wanted me to add her on Facebook and talk to me so much. And I kept blowing her off because I was still mad at her. And now I'm never going to get the opportunity to tell her I was sorry for that. And that I still loved her. I can still hear her voice from when I got to talk to her on the phone. Calling me "Mikey" (because my middle name is Michael) and her telling me that she loved me. And part of me doesn't want to accept that she's really gone. But I know eventually it's going to hit me a lot harder than it has been all week and I don't know what I'm going to do. Everyone has been going out of their way to contact my dad and sister and comfort them but no one has even tried coming to me to see how I'm doing. I mean I'm honestly doing my best to not full on start crying sometimes. I did right before typing all of this. My half-brother made a video collage of pics of her to a song she really liked and about halfway into it I needed to put my phone down because I felt like I was about to start crying, then after I felt a bit better I started it up again and I just started crying my eyes out.
I'm still going to be on here.
I'm still going to be carrying on as I have before and always will. And have been trying to since then
And I know eventually I'm going to be "fine" I guess.
But I'm just dealing with a lot of stuff at the moment and this was all shit that's been on my mind for almost a week now. I called off work the day after I found out because I really didn't want all this to hit me as hard as it did while driving to or from work and I just all around wasn't really feeling like I'd be able to handle going in in light of what happened.
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Slingshot, A Resource Guide to Jewish Innovation, is an annual compilation of the most inspiring and innovative organizations, projects, and programs in the North American Jewish community today. First published in 2005, Slingshot continues to highlight those organizations in Jewish life with particular resonance among the next generation. Since its inception, Slingshot has highlighted more than 250 innovative Jewish organizations in North America.
The Slingshot resource guide is distributed to 7,500 funders, foundation professionals, federation executives, and not-for-profit leaders annually, in addition to tens of thousands of online downloads. Slingshot is read at family foundation board tables, in classrooms, at Thanksgiving dinners, and thousands of other places. If you have an innovative use for Slingshot, we'd love to hear about it.
Slingshot '16
Congratulations to the organizations selected for Slingshot '16 and those selected for this year's two editions and supplements (they are listed below in alphabetical order).
To learn more about these organizations, please visit our new online directory.
A Wider Bridge
Altamont Bakery, The
Art Kibbutz
Asylum Arts
Atlanta Jewish Music Festival (AJMF)
Challah for Hunger
Contemporary Jewish Museum, The
Created Equal: A Research and Educational Project on Men, Women and the Ethics of Shared Leadership
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JCHAI Transitions
Jewish Kids Groups
Jewish Mindfulness Center of Washington @ Adas Israel
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Keshet: A Rainbow of Hope for Individuals with Special Needs
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Rimon: The Minnesota Jewish Arts Council
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Jewish Council on Urban Affairs
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Orot: Center for New Jewish Learning
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SVARA: A Traditionally Radical Yeshiva
Slingshot Supplement on Women and Girls
Created Equal: A Research and Educational Project on Men, Women and the Ethics of Shared Leadership (Shalom Hartman Institute of North America)
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Jewish Coalition Against Domestic Abuse
Hebrew Free Loan Society: Entrepreneurship Training for Haredi Women
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L'Dor v'Dor Northern Michigan Jewish Women's Rural Leadership Consortium
Mayyim Hayyim Living Waters Community Mikveh and Education Center
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Improving Sanitation – and Health – in Cambodia
In Cambodia, poverty, a lack of infrastructure, and a long standing practice of open defecation all contribute to poor sanitation. In areas where people go to the bathroom in the open, contact with feces can result in illnesses being easily transmitted through what is known as the four "Fs": food, fingers, flies, and fields. The most common condition is diarrhea, which still causes more deaths in children under the age of 5 than HIV/AIDS, malaria, and tuberculosis, combined.


text: Filling in the blank spaces: Why I admired Roger Ebert By on April 15, 2013 A blank page. That's both a writer's bread-and-butter and stumbling block. When faced with a blank page, some recoil at the prospect of having to create an award-winningly unique product. Others see an opportunity to express themselves, even if it may be mundane. But to Roger Ebert, film critic and columnist who died on April […]This content is only available to subscribers. Login or Subscribe Share this:EmailTwitterFacebook


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In the 1970s David Rabinowitch regularly visited New York's Central Park, where he made small sketches of a beech tree. More than twenty years later, Rabinowitch returned his focus to trees - in this instance elms in another New York green space, Tompkins Square Park. These large-scale works, drawn with a crayon composed of ground charcoal and beeswax, are ecstatic in their sense of movement, as the interplay of lines and sweeping gestures seem to echo the constant shifting of the artist's eye from his subject to the page.
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Published: 2013-01-28, by Manu Galvez.
This version removes any level restriction.
Love ESPN Extreme Games? You are going to be delighted with this game featuring stunning jumps and tricks. You take control of a mad rider and its pro BMX. Your goal is to perform risky air tricks and grinds all a long the screen and beat any challenge you're ask to.
There are lots of games of this kind. I would state three features that make Pocket BMX one of the best. First off, controls: depending on the difficulty level you choose, controls will be different. On "Easy" you get simplified controls and auto-balance. "Hard" comes with finer control, and tilting for a full control of flips, manuals and grindings. Even on "hard" mode you can choose among three different control layouts.
Second, graphics. The game has been really well-crafted: artwork, environments and physics are just awesome. 2D hand-drawn graphics, HD optimized and smoothly performance. Finally, there's such a great amount of tricks, combos and grindings to perform that's quite difficult to get bored of it.
In your purpose of the best score, you can replay as many times as desired and compete against Ghost Runs. Screenshots can be captured to show off amazing tricks on your timeline on Facebook and Twitter.
A highly-playable game that include these and many other features. Simply awesome.
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