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Finally-a flying car?
More like a driveable plane than a flying car, the two-seat vehicle can fold up its wings -- just like putting the top down into a convertible car -- and fly with a cruise speed of 100 miles per hour; it can also be parked inside a single car garage, driven on the road on a highway speed and run on automotive gasoline.It's the landings that are hard...
Terrafugia has been flying prototypes of Transition since 2009 and is now very close to getting it to the market. "We have over 100 orders for Transition," says Dietrich, adding that Transition costs $279,000. "We are expecting to ship the first products to customers in the second quarter of 2016."


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by Ellen cross posted from her blog When Church Hurts One day I received a call from the new pastor at another church in the same town. They were looking for a person to direct the choir and lead some worship teams. I ended up resigning from my position at the Bible college to work for this church. I made it clear that I would come and lead their music ministry, but I was not interested in leaving my church. They accepted my position and I was there for almost two years. During that time I discovered that they were a very divisive congregation who spent a great deal of time expressing what they were against – whether it had to do with music or youth ministry or the way the pla … [Read more...]
When Church Hurts: Part 3
Quoting Quiverfull: Controlling Even Personal Choices?
by Doug Wilson of Blog and Mablog - Dressing Up Without Playing Dress Up One of the things we need to remember when it comes to church architecture is that a building is corporate clothing. A building is how the whole church dresses. The trick is how to dress up without playing dress ups. … [Read more...]
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by MillipedeThere in some ways like that of the old church, but with a new twist all elders had to live within a certain distance of the town in which the new church was located. I think that it was 20 miles or something. It was along the lines of the members being close knit, of fellowshipping through the weekAs a side note- this was not like a cult, our pastor (I hate to use the same term over and over) for all his patriarchy, was not into hardcore control over the congregation. In the past, he was not the type to kick people out over arbitrary stuff. In fact, he really tried to avoid strife within the church. Although he believed in church authority he was not a very controlling … [Read more...]

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As in my previous blog, I said Managua was pretty dodgy, which is why I chose a hostel right near the bus terminal for my 5am bus, but even still, the 2 minutes I had to walk straight ahead of me to the bus terminal, there were some dodgy characters hanging around on the corner, drunk, obviously.
The bus itself wasn't as comfortable as South American buses and the TV didn't work either so it was a long ride, but at least they organised everything for you at the borders. So much so that this was the first border crossing I had done where they take you passport away from you and you wait of the bus or around the bus until immigration had checked them all - surely they would want to see passengers AND their passports, but no, just the passport was sufficient! The gringo's panicked slightly when the passports came back with no exit stamp, but apparently the same stamp is valid for Nicaragua, Honduras and Guatemala for 90 days.
We then got stuck in a traffic jam for 2 hours and then had an oil leak so stopped for a further hour in a random spot off a highway. Everyone was starving so luckily there were a couple of people with corn stands on the side of the highway. Only problem was, they didn't accept dollars (only because they were small street sellers, normally dollars are widely accepted) and I hadn't changed my money yet. But a fellow passenger came to the rescue and bought me some corn and I paid him back at the hostel in San Pedro Sula, which he was coincidentally staying at.
Having left at 5am, we arrived in San Pedro Sula in the north of Honduras at 21:30pm - what a long ride! The hostel was clean enough but did resemble a prison as the walls were painted gray and the doors were metal.. For one night, it was more than enough!


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Bob Geldof: booklover
Bob Geldof is a bibliophile. To some people, he's the lead singer from the Boomtown Rats. To other people, he's the hero of Live Aid. He's also the man who named his children Fifi Trixibelle, Peaches Honeyblossom and Little Pixie. But it seems, according to this interview with ABC in Australia, that books are his passion. Years ago, I read his autobiography but I cannot remember him talking about books.


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Carpets are possibly the most popular flooring anywhere in the world and it is quite easy to understand why so many people choose it over other floor types. There are various plus points for having carpet in the home or office and comfort, insulation, variety of textures and designs, affordability and ease of installation are just a few. Despite the many positives, there are some negatives, so on the downside carpets are not easy to maintain and just like most things that are worth having they need proper care and attention.
Some people might choose carpet because they assume in does not require as much cleaning as other floor surfaces and this could be the reason why carpets do not get the appropriate care and attention they deserve. In general the majority of people hate cleaning so some people will only clean when dirt is noticeably visible. This approach to cleaning works fine on hard floor surfaces but carpet flooring is deceptive in that it may look reasonably clean but still be infested with all sorts of dirt, dust and bacteria. Those soft fibres that are so comfortable to walk on and also help keep the air dust-free are unfortunately also responsible for trapping tiny dirt and food particles which then helps to create the perfect breeding ground for bacteria and germs.
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In order to prevent ill-health, carpet wear and tear as well as poor air-quality within your home, office or workplace; proper carpet care is a necessity and will include regular vacuuming, occasional deep cleaning and carpet coat protection. There are many companies that provide customers with services for carpet cleaning London wide, so here in the capital there really should be no excuse for having a filthy carpet. Additionally the stiff competition between cleaning companies means that hiring expert carpet cleaners is something that the average household or company can easily afford to do at least once a year. Anyone who chooses not to use professional carpet cleaning services now has the choice of hiring a carpet cleaning machine or alternatively investing in a household carpet steam cleaner. Giving your carpets a clean bill of health will ensure that you continue, to enjoy all the plus points that come from having carpet flooring, for many years to come.
Ltn Cleaning London are providers of various commercial and domestic cleaning services and our expert carpet cleaners are ready to bring their expertise, help and advice into your home or workplace, so that you can enjoy the benefits of a freshly, steam-cleaned carpet. The carpet cleaning Hampstead team now also caters for NW6 customers as we look to continue providing as many areas of London with a local and convenient service.


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GREENSBORO, NC -- Sheriff's deputies have staked out the roof of the Chick-fil-a in the Friendly Center all day - for Cops on Top - their annual fundraiser for the Special Olympics.
For the 14th year, the restaurant and the Guilford County Sheriff's Department have partnered to raise money so they can send athletes and their families to the Special Olympics. They hope to raise as much as $8,000 this year.
The "Cops on Top" and all the volunteers from the department that help run the fundraiser volunteer their time.
Cops on Top runs through late Saturday afternoon. You can donate by dropping money in one of the buckets at the door or the drive-thru or you can buy a t-shirt or hat. They cost between $15 and $20.


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Every parent knows there's a buzz in the air before a child heads off to camp! While the kids may be wondering what they will do and whom they will meet, parents are left to wonder what they will wear and if they will bathe. Here are some tips and suggestions — from the toes on up — for how to pack light.
Footwear is important for children at camp, especially when they are hiking, spelunking, running, and heading to the beach! Consider packing boots, tennis shoes, sandals, lots of socks—and dress shoes, if the camp requires them. And don't forget to break in shoes and boots before camp begins.
Headgear protects a camper from the sun and also bugs. Pack scarves, bandannas, a baseball cap or sunhat, plus eyeglasses if needed, sunglasses, and swimming goggles.
Clothing is a necessary component of camp life — just don't expect any of it to return home clean! Include T-shirts, a swimsuit, and shorts for hot days; a jacket, sweatshirt, and jeans for cool or cold days; and a raincoat or poncho for rainy days. Long pants will protect a camper from poison ivy, bugs, and thorns during hikes. Check with the camp to see if dress clothes are required.
Bed and bath can't be ignored. Your child should bring towels, blanket, pillow, pillowcases, sheets, sleeping bag, laundry bag, and mattress pad.
Bathroom kits are essential, even though there is no guarantee they will get used as often as parents hope. Provide campers with a brush and comb, shampoo, soap and soap container, toothbrush and holder, toothpaste, deodorant, insect repellent, feminine products, sun block, shaving gear, and lip balm with sun block in it.
Gear can keep a child entertained during those rainy or slow days. Include books and magazines, flashlights and batteries, Frisbees or other toys, a water bottle, and writing materials. When considering electronics, musical instruments, and other special gear, check with the camp about policies.
Don't forget to check with the camp director and review the camp packing list to see what items are recommended or required. You'll find a complete packing list at www.CampParents.org/travellight.php.
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Nintendo reported a third-quarter net profit of 126.5bn yen ($1.18bn, £604m), up 63% on last year.
Nintendo's Wii outsold rival machines from Microsoft and Sony in 2007 and the company raised its sales forecast for the current financial year.
Nintendo's biggest hit is the hand-held DS machine, which was last year's best selling games system.
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The company also raised its annual sales forecast for the DS to 29.5m units.
To meet demand, Nintendo twice raised production of the Wii last year, but shops still sold out over the holiday period.
It expects to sell 18.5 million machines in the current financial year.
But analysts are already wondering if the company has other hit products in the pipeline.
"Solid results, but the market's attention is already on the year ahead. I would like to see how the firm will maintain its growth for the next several years," said Takeshi Osawa, a senior fund manager at Norinchukin Zenkyoren Asset Management.
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Nestled amongst the foothills above the Columbia River in Southwestern Washington, the Maryhill Museum of Art has a little-known secret on it's property: the Maryhill Loops Road. Owned by the Maryhill Museum of Art, the Maryhill Loops Road was the first macadam asphalt-paved road in the Pacific Northwest. In 2.8 paved miles the road ascends 850 feet via a series of 25 turns, 8 of which are hairpins. Generally the road is only open to pedestrians and bicyclists but on Saturday, September 13th, Audi Club Northwest has private use of this road for a tour.
This is a fun driving day not to be missed! On Friday September 12th those in the Seattle area who are interested can caravan over to Goldendale, Washington. Our route is sure to please! Once at Goldendale we will meet up with others who have come from all different directions. On Saturday we will tour the Maryhill Loops Road during the day and finish up with wine tasting and a wonderful dinner at The Glass Onion in Goldendale in the evening.
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wonder when it was abandoned, cuz of the exit sign... haha
wonder when it was abandoned, cuz of the exit sign... haha
Hey friend! just to ask if i had your photo for my class of photoshop, ill add myself as morrigan and some bats! what do you think! you will help me with my homework!!!!! please! atte nadya from mexico
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this is a beautiful picture, the lighting is amazingg.
My gosh they are amazing.
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I am incredibly jealous.
I'm in love with this house. <3
and creepy. Amazing shot.
just perfect.
they really are.
Tis is so well done..the lights are beautiful and the green-blue accent is lovely
lovely light, rich in detail and textures!
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Thank you very much if possible, and not that it really matters, but just if possible, would you mind changing the name to JohnKyo? But thank you very much for that
I love that picture, what a light effect
This looks JUST like the staircase in my house! Mine is slightly older, though. Built in 1852. Very freaky resemblance.
Great great atmosphere, and color hues...
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Amazing shot.
Wow! Awesome find! I would love to know where this is. Very very nicely done indeed.
Wow! I actually love this! It's got such a feel to it, I feel like i'm really in the picture. Kind of creepy but amazing! xD


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WASHINGTON, Sept. 8 (Xinhua) -- A gene responsible for regulating chronic pain, called HCN2, has been identified by scientists at the University of Cambridge. The research, to be published on Friday in U.S. journal Science, opens up the possibility of targeting drugs to block the protein produced by the gene in order to combat chronic pain.
The HCN2 gene, which is expressed in pain-sensitive nerve endings, has been known for several years, but its role in regulating pain was not understood. Because a related gene, HCN4, plays a critical role in controlling the frequency of electrical activity in the heart, the scientists suspected that HCN2 might in a similar way regulate the frequency of electrical activity in pain-sensitive nerves.
For the study, the researchers engineered the removal of the HCN2 gene from pain-sensitive nerves. They then carried out studies using electrical stimuli on these nerves in cell cultures to determine how their properties were altered by the removal of HCN2.
Following promising results from the in vitro studies in cell cultures, the researchers studied genetically modified mice in which the HCN2 gene had been deleted. By measuring the speed the mice withdrew from different types of painful stimuli, the scientists were able to determine that deleting the HCN2 gene abolished neuropathic pain. Interestingly, they found that deleting HCN2 does not affect normal acute pain (the type of pain produced by a sudden injury -- such as biting one's tongue).
Professor Peter McNaughton, lead author of the study and head of the Department of Pharmacology at the University of Cambridge, said: "Individuals suffering from neuropathic pain often have little or no respite because of the lack of effective medications. Our research lays the groundwork for the development of new drugs to treat chronic pain by blocking HCN2."
Pain is an enormous health burden worldwide, estimated to cost more than 200 billion euros (about 281 billion dollars ) a year in Europe and around 150 billion dollars a year in the United States.
Chronic pain comes in two main varieties. The first, inflammatory pain, occurs when a persistent injury (e.g. a burn or arthritis) results in an enhanced sensitivity of pain-sensitive nerve endings, thus increasing the sensation of pain.
More intractable is a second variety of chronic pain, neuropathic pain, in which nerve damage causes ongoing pain and a hypersensitivity to stimuli. Neuropathic pain, which is often lifelong, is a surprisingly common condition and is poorly treated by current drugs.


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Fishermen's Community Theatre to host auditions
Fishermen's Community Theatre will present "Mysterious Ways," a lighthearted dramedy with poignant moments and serious underlying tones, June 27-29 at the Old Fire Hall in Crosslake.
The play centers around two roommates, one who is strong in her faith, the other who is equally strong against faith, and the conflict that, naturally, escalates between them, building to a powerful climax. A fun and colorful supporting cast helps complete the picture and bring the plot to life.
All are welcome to audition. Schedule an audition time by contacting Stanley Mikles at 218-820-5365.
Role descriptions:
Alex: Female lead in late 20s to early 40s — Attractive, smart, stubborn yet likeable, puts on a cheery disposition but underneath harbors anger and resentment. Strong and versatile actor who can carry a play and memorize lots of dialogue are important qualities.
Paige: Roommate — Already cast.
Ned: Male supporting character in late 20s to early 40s — A romantic poet who gets his heart broken by Alex.
Dusty: neighbor down the hall — Already cast.
Desilou: Female supporting character in early 20s — A college student, "Pollyanna" type from Louisiana. She is adorable with loads of pep. A good southern accent is a plus, but not required.
Ajay: Alex as a child — Already cast.
Chad: Male supporting character in late 20s to early 40s — Ajay's father; strong, sympathetic, kindhearted. The audience needs to fall in love with this guy immediately.
Rehearsals will be at 6 p.m. Tuesdays and Thursdays, April 30-May 30, and then rehearsals will be Mondays through Thursdays until the play opens. Lead actors will need to attend every rehearsal; supporting actors are required to attend when their characters are included in the scene(s) being rehearsed.
In addition to the on-stage roles, many behind-the-scene opportunities are available: sound/light tech, costumers, prop master, set builders and others.


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Remember the fallen by creating dialogue
The year is 2009, and with a new year comes a new Memorial Day. To many, this is a day to show their gratitude to all of those that have lost their lives in support of these United States of America. Some show their gratitude, but only after they first mourn the loss of one or many close to them. I am one of those people.
On June 10, 2007, a childhood friend of mine, Adam G. Herold lost his live in what was called Operation Iraqi Freedom.
I mention this only to show that I am not detached from such sacrifices. I mention this only to show a well-rounded perspective. I am not an agitator simply to get a rise out of people, I am not necessarily a die-hard pacifist and I am certainly not unpatriotic. However, I am 100 percent against the "wars" in Iraq and the now escalating "war" in Afghanistan and Pakistan.
I know I am not alone in this matter, but it seems to be that no else remembers what happened the last time we marched into war. Few seem to remember what a lack of critical analysis and dissent among our media elite can do. They are supposed to question the policies of our government and force the truth out. They are supposed to ask—and ask critically—is this the right solution to the problems in Afghanistan?
Instead, the war drums are again blaring. All the major media outlets have again fallen into line. They agree that we should increase the military budget, again. They agree that this war is "necessary," like the Iraq War, and they believe that the United States government and their private war mercenaries are the proper solution to all of our threats overseas.
As in the lead-up to the Iraq war, there is no historical perspective, there is no foresight and there is no substantive dialogue. Instead of bringing in voices against the escalation of war in Afghanistan, the pundits—at the behest of their superiors—are bringing in the same "analysts" who—according to David Barstow, investigative reporter at the New York Times and winner of the 2009 Pulitzer Prize for investigative reporting for his articles Message Machine: Behind TV Analysts, Pentagon's Hidden Hand and One Man's Military-Industrial-Media Complex.—are directly benefitting from such war policies. Why?
On a day—Memorial Day—when we are supposed to show gratitude for the sacrifices of the fallen and give thanks for the freedoms for which they historically have sacrificed, let us not do forgotten yard work or go to the lake or fire up the grill.
Let us, instead, use this day to create a dialogue and frank, open discussion of the escalation of war in Afghanistan.
Start a conversation with your brother, your mother, your father, your friends, your neighbors, your pastor, your rabbi, your boss, your co-worker or even with yourself through reading. Or, like myself, start this conversation through the use of the Internet and allow anyone curious to engage in a new direction of thought.
Let us show our gratitude for one of the freedoms most taken for granted—the freedom to speak your mind openly and without persecution. What better way to show gratitude for those who have sacrificed for our freedom to speak than to utilize that same freedom? Only through dialogue can the truth be known.
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By Phil Izzo
A roundup of economic news from around the Web.
–Student Loans and Household Formations: Mike Konczal has some interesting links and discussion looking at the link between student loans and household formations. "Now the practical questions becomes: how much an average increase of 2.25% of student-loan to income payments, that extra $60/month, impacts how twenty-somethings move out of their parents house? I'd be interested in arguments, but I can't imagine it's going to be the breaker for a large percentage of the population. And I imagine it is a weaker determinate than, say, credit-card debt incurred during joblessness on the balance-sheet front. I'd like to see more arguments, but at this point I don't see student debt putting a pickup in household formation in check – it will decline a bit than it would otherwise, but young people might equally just spend less on housing and rentals to balance out their monthly debt ratios."
–Fed Rulemaking: Bloomberg View says Ben Bernanke should expand the Fed's transparency to its rule-making process. "The central bank is working largely behind closed doors as it crafts the myriad regulations mandated by the Dodd-Frank financial reform law. Fed staff members have written, and governors have approved, proposals for dozens of rules — such as capital requirements and the Volcker rule, which forbids banks from making speculative bets with their own money — that could affect the livelihoods of millions of people. But the public's glimpses of the process have come almost exclusively when Fed officials appeared for congressional testimony, or in formal Fed disclosures outlining issues that interested parties — most of them banks and bank lobbyists — raised in private meetings with Fed officials. As a result, uninformed criticism of the rules has been plentiful, and explanations from the authors scarce."
–Confidence and Jobs: Ed Yardeni examines the correlation between consumer confidence and jobs. "Jobs aren't plentiful yet, but they are less hard to get. That's the opinion of the folks who responded to February's survey of consumer confidence conducted by the Conference Board. Whenever this monthly survey, that is used to construct the Consumer Confidence Index, is released, I immediately search for the response rate to the question about whether "jobs are hard to get." It fell sharply from 43.3% in January to 38.7% in February, the lowest reading since November 2008. Initial unemployment claims is a leading indicator for the JHTG response series. The drop in the former is signaling that fewer workers are getting fired, while the drop in the latter suggests that it's getting easier to get hired."
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Confused.com compiled a list of safe driving songs based on a research done by professor Simon Moore of London Metropolitan University. Simon Moore collected data and concluded that anything between 55 to 65 decibels is safe for driving. Also, the ideal tempo of music one should listen while driving must not exceed the average human heart rate that is 60 to 80 beats per minute. Moore also concluded that listening to heavy and fast songs while driving tend to increase our heart rate and we are more likely to push the gas paddle. Although listening to heavy and fast music gives an adrenaline rush to the head but this could prove to be fatal, while on road.
According to the list compiled by Confused.com, Coldplay's mega hit 'The Scientist' is on the top. Coldplay's soothing music could be a stress buster and a safe driving track at the same time. This list also features various hit songs from different artist like Radiohead's 'Karma Police' and Elton John's 'Tiny Dancer'.
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Santa Monica keeps getting more praise and accolades. Recently, the courtyard at the Santa Monica Main Library ranked number five on a list of the 10 most peaceful public places the escape the chaos of urban life. We were honored when Menasha Ridge Press, editors of "Peaceful Places" guidebook series, were asked by USA Today to choose the top 10 places to escape the hustle and bustle of city life.
"With the central courtyard, and its sustainable landscape, visitors can be in the library and be outside at the same time," praises Greg Mullen, who runs Santa Monica's libraries. A "major vision for the Main Library was a strong connection to the outdoors."
Marine life in California's Santa Monica Bay provided the inspiration for artist Carl Cheng to design a striking laminated glass canopy for the Santa Monica Public Library, which features seven circular 'disk' skylights varying from 0.6 m to 1.83 m (2 ft to 6 ft) in diameter, made using DuPont™ SentryGlas® Expressions™ technology, floating over the indoor and outdoor area of the library's cafeteria and evoking the 'underwater forest' ambience that Cheng wanted to create for this public space.
The entire steel and glass structure, named 'Underwater Canopy' by the artist and completed in 2006, measures 9.1 m (30 ft) in diameter and is 3.3 m (11 ft) above ground. It is surrounded by two dozen shaded tables set in a surreal a desert garden and river design.
Since the library opened in January 2006, it has logged nearly 7 million visits….but wait; every big city has unique places to escape hustle and bustle. They are special oases where visitors can relax; find some peace, and maybe, some restoration of a stressed soul. At USA Today's request, editors of Menasha Ridge Press' Peaceful Places guidebook series chose the 10 top places in six cities: Boston, Chicago, Los Angeles, New York, San Francisco and Washington. Here is the USA Today list of the 10 top peaceful places in urban environments.
1) Abraham Lincoln Book Shop, Chicago
The shop in the River North Gallery District is said to be "a bookstore, museum and collectors' delight" where employees are "quite knowledgeable and always seem happy to help," author Anne Ford writes in Peaceful Places Chicago.
"Floor-to-ceiling bookshelves hold both out-of-print and new volumes about American presidential and pre-20th-century military history," observes Ford.
2) The Winter Garden, Harold Washington Library Center, Chicago
The Winter Garden on the ninth floor of The Loop's Harold Washington Library Center offers "complete silence" in "a very large room with a lovely marble floor," according to Ford. "The glow of the sunlight coming through the glass dome is much appreciated in winter months."
3) The Cloisters, New York
This paradise spot can be found at the northern tip of Manhattan on a hill overlooking the Hudson River.
"Thanks to the largesse of the Rockefellers, you can be in Medieval Europe a few subway stops north of Times Square," says Peaceful Places New York City author Evelyn Kanter. The Rockefellers created The Cloisters, "an amalgam of cloisters and monasteries re-assembled atop the highest point on Manhattan Island, as a proper setting for the family's world- famous 15th-century Unicorn Tapestries," Kanter says.
The site houses other "priceless" artwork and is home to concerts and Medieval jousts.
4) James Irvine Japanese Garden, Los Angeles
This traditional garden, also known as Seiryu-en, is an exquisite place to escape from the concrete buildings and bustle that make up Little Tokyo and an easy walk from most downtown hotels," says Peaceful Places Los Angeles author Laura Randall.
The garden is a hillside oasis of bonsai trees, bamboo, azalea bushes and a stream flowing from a waterfall.
5) Bookmark Cafe, Santa Monica Main Library
Some things just naturally go together. Take, for instance, caffeine and the written word. So the inclusion of coffee shops in libraries makes perfect sense. Located in the center courtyard of the Santa Monica library, the cafe and the patio stay relatively quiet creating a relaxing break from your work day or study session.
6) The National Building Museum, Washington
The museum of architecture, engineering and design features exhibitions, programs and festivals in a historic building with Corinthian columns and 116-feet-by-316-feet Great Hall with a central fountain. The neighborhood is an idyllic location for people-watching, lunching or enjoying the day.
7) Butterfly Habitat Garden, Washington
This habitat for 80 butterfly species and thousands of plants lining garden paths. It feels private although it's very public.
8) Bix supper club, San Francisco
The Bix in Jackson Square feels like "a forbidden speakeasy" and is a "retro-inspired" supper club with live jazz nightly, according to Peaceful Places San Francisco author Raynell Boeck. Try the mahogany bar for an intimate nightcap.
9) Boston Athenaeum, Boston
The Boston Athenaeum offers more than 600,000 books and a collection of art, sculpture, manuscripts and maps. As it is a members-only library. Strike up a quick friendship with a member to get you to the "magnificent" fifth-floor reading room. If not you can still enjoy the historic first-floor rooms.
10) Institute of Contemporary Art, Boston
The Institute of Contemporary Art, which juts over Boston Harbor, is in a "spectacular" setting. Try a padded bench facing the water in the Founders Gallery. Peaceful Places Boston author Lynn Schweikart shares, "you can savor sky, city and seascape dappled by nature's ever-changing hues."
The media center offers, "where you'll have the sensation of floating above waves, unanchored by either horizon or sky."


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By WILLIAM RENZULLI
When I saw the ad for an Artist Relocation Program in Paducah, Kentucky, my wife and I were living on a farm in Maryland, contemplating retirement. After 17 years of rural living I was ready for sidewalks and community. We decided to visit Paducah to see what it had to offer. Lower Town was described as a once elegant neighborhood of lovely Victorian homes that had fallen on hard times, and many of them in disrepair were available for restoration. Although the neighborhood was on the National Register of Historic Places, it was zoned for light retail, so artists could sell their work from a home studio or gallery. If property values increased they would be the beneficiaries, all very appealing to an artist.
We chose to visit in January, when urban blemishes are most evident. We drove from the Nashville airport and arrived in early evening darkness. Conversation ceased, replaced by silent anxiety and skepticism as we passed the cement plant and the large fuel tanks on Hwy. 60 just south of downtown. I thought to myself, "What on earth are we doing here," certain that Patience was thinking the same thing. Our anxiety was heightened by a bit of confusion caused by my poor navigating; I thought we were entering from the west side (Park Avenue), and drove through town twice before figuring this out. We had reservations at the Harbor Plaza B&B, and by the time we turned onto Broadway we were both a bit stressed.
A quiet downtown street illuminated by festive Christmas lights and lined with lovely turn of the century buildings greeted us. I loved it! We located the B&B and Beverly, our delightful hostess, led us to our room, a warm and wondrous highly Victorian cocoon that eliminated the last remnants of our anxieties. Next on our agenda was dinner, and for this we walked to the end of the block to Jeremiah's, where we enjoyed our first meal in Paducah. When we asked for a non-smoking section, the hostess said no problem, seating us at a nearby table; she simply removed the ashtray.
We had plans to meet the program director and the mayor in the morning for breakfast, but Patience is convinced that as soon as we drove down Broadway she knew we would be moving to Paducah.
After breakfast we saw Lower Town, as it was in January 2001, and it was not very attractive. Oh there were some lovely homes in a few of the blocks that managed to escape the blight that overtook the rest of the neighborhood, but for the most part I was impressed more by the devastation than by the potential for change. I could not imagine "fixing up" buildings with half their roofs missing. There were indeed some gracious Victorian homes, but they were scattered about between the less than desirable structures. By lunch time the charm of downtown Broadway was being seriously dampened by the tour of Lower Town.
Joining us for lunch at Whaler's Catch were Gerry Montgomery, Rosemarie Steele, and Buz Smith. (It has been too long for me to trust my ailing memory, so my apologies if I've left someone un-named.) Later we met the directors of the River Discovery Center, the Quilt Museum, the Yeiser Art Center, and the Market House Theatre. Everyone's enthusiasm and excitement about Paducah and their vision for the city and the Artist Relocation Program was contagious. I could feel the energy as they spoke about the work in progress on the Carson Center, the new River Discovery Center, and Maiden Alley Cinema. I was convinced that Paducah was blessed with forward-thinking, energetic leaders who were willing to push against conventional boundaries, and that is what sold me on the city. The promise of an artist community in Lower Town was attractive, but in my mind, the selling point was the vision and the energy demonstrated by the people we met. In making a commitment to the Relocation Program, I knew it guaranteed me nothing but the opportunity to pursue my dreams.
Mayor Kaler said it best in a conversation we had shortly after I opened my gallery in the fall of 2002. She described Paducah as "a city that lives larger than it is," and that is still the spirit that makes me proud to say I live in Paducah.
William and Patience Renzulli, and their nine whippets, moved into their home at 803 Madison Street 12 years ago.
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The relationship between audit client satisfaction and audit quality attributes: case of Malaysian listed companies
Mohd Iskandar, Takiah and Rahmat, Mohd Mohid and Ismail, Hashanah (2010) The relationship between audit client satisfaction and audit quality attributes: case of Malaysian listed companies. International Journal of Economics and Management, 4 (1). pp. 155-180. ISSN 1823-836X
Official URL: http://econ.upm.edu.my/ijem/vol4_no1.htm
This study examines client satisfaction over audit services as perceived by the company management and its relationships with audit quality attributes. Comparisons of audit client satisfaction are made between Big 4 and non-Big 4 firms on the audit of Bursa Malaysia listed companies. The study employs the Behn et al. (1997) research instrument consisting of fifteen item questionnaires of audit quality attributes and two items of client satisfaction of audit performance at the firm and team levels. The questionnaire solicits perceptions of financial controllers over the quality attributes of auditors and their level of satisfactions with audit services. Results show that quality attributes of audit firm are ranked higher than quality attributes of audit team. There is no significant difference in client satisfaction over the performance of audit between the Big 4 and non-Big 4. Further analysis shows that client satisfaction is significantly related to four audit firm quality attributes, i.e. prior experience, responsiveness, independence, and commitment of audit firm to quality audit. Results also show that client satisfaction is significantly related to certain quality attributes of audit team, i.e. experience with client, independence, involvement in the engagement, conduct of field works, and ethical and knowledgeable of accounting and auditing standards.
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Windy wet weather hampering the South Island is expected to clear for the final day of the long weekend.
Met Service said the dreary conditions, which brought heavy rain to several areas and caused power outages in Christchurch yesterday, would improve slowly through today.
Tomorrow would bring more settled weather, Met Service meteorologist Ian Gall said.
Gale force winds, which reached 85 km/h in parts of Christchurch [Port hills, New Brighton] yesterday, brought down powerlines and trees around the wider region.
A spokesman from Lines company Orion said yesterday about 1200 homes, mainly in the rural area west of Christchurch, had lost power during the day.
While most were back online before night-fall, about 10 to 15 were likely to have had no electricity overnight, he said.
Fire Service southern communications shift manager Karl Patterson said downed powerlines had sparked a significant fire near Wakanui Beach, Ashburton.
About two to three hectares of planation had become involved in the fire, which was extinguished late afternoon.
Several smaller scrub fires had also occurred in the McLeans Island area near the airport.
Travellers around Christchurch, and further north in the Waipara district, had also experienced delays caused by fallen trees on the road.
Winds around the Capital also picked up yesterday afternoon, prompting Met Service to issue a severe wind warning for Wellington and Wairarapa.
But despite the bleak start to the long weekend, Met Service said most New Zealanders could look forward to better weather tomorrow.
In the South Island, blustery winds hampering the east coast were expected to ease making way for clear skies.
On the west coast, conditions were mainly fine with some rainfall forecasted during the day.
In the North Island, a few showers were likely to take place in the morning, with the rest of the day expected to be fine, Met Service said.


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I have need help to make a graph to show a Spline Cox proportional with log
hazard versus a continuous variable. I like to appropriate knots on the
spline curves. I have 2 cohort of patients with similar follow up time. I am
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following codes. I am also unable to make a graph with log hazard ratio with
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stpm opg, scale(odds) knots(%20 40 60 80)
predict s0, survival zero
predict surv3, survival time(3)
predict median, centile(50)
predict semedian, centile(50) stdp
predict sem, centile(50) stdp
gen lci = exp(ln(median)-1.96*sem)
gen uci = exp(ln(median)+1.96*sem)
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predict lnH, cumhazard at(opg 1)
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twoway scatter lnH opg
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Santa Claus, Male, from A blue dungeon in the depths of the Earth.
So, Dropbox was dropping the old sharing method today. I believe all the images in all my threads are broken now. It's a dark day. Mar 15, 2017
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My name is Samrux, and I am a paladin of the dungeon.
Thousands of years ago, I was unfairly cursed to become a living dead; a monster roaming the walls of this dark, buried place. Surrounded by mindless skeletons, I am the last of my kind, and the only being to still keep their consciousness inside here. The honourable title of Paladin now means nothing, apart from its connection to the memory of a kingdom that now does not exist.
Wandering in these forums, I became:
An artist.
I show the drawings I have made, by pencil, about The Dungeon and the world of Terraria. Find my art HERE.
A writer.
I narrate the story of my life and demise, in Story of a Paladin. It is still on progress, and will be a journey for both me and the reader. Find it HERE.
An avatar maker.
In my workshop, I make graphic works such as Terraria avatars and GIF animations. Find it HERE.
But most importantly, I still am
A Terraria player
A glipse of my work:
Who is behind the character that is Samrux?
My name is Samuel, and I am from the country of Chile. As such, my first language is Spanish. While you shouldn't forget that these are an English-speaking forums, you can talk to me in either language.
The city I live in is not unlike one in the US or the UK; it's the Chilean capital city Santiago. You can look it up on Google! It's pretty :3
I have a custom gallery of paladin emotes:
Emote Chat Meaning Code (Copy/Paste) *-*<3 Adoring [IMG]j.mp/SamLov[/IMG] ;) Wink [IMG]j.mp/SamWnk[/IMG] 8) Cool [IMG]j.mp/SamCool[/IMG] ^-^ Happy / Glad [IMG]j.mp/SamHpy[/IMG] :p Tongue out [IMG]j.mp/SamTng[/IMG] x) Laughing [IMG]j.mp/SamLag[/IMG] :) Smile / Normal [IMG]j.mp/SamSml[/IMG] -_- Bothered [IMG]j.mp/Sam-_-[/IMG] Sigh Tired [IMG]j.mp/SamSig[/IMG] -_-* Stress [IMG]j.mp/SamTrs[/IMG] >:C Mad! [IMG]j.mp/SamNgr[/IMG] :? Confused [IMG]j.mp/SamWhat[/IMG] :$ Blushing [IMG]j.mp/SamBlh[/IMG] ^^' Shy [IMG]j.mp/SamShy[/IMG] u.u Shame / Sorry / Worried [IMG]j.mp/SamShm[/IMG] :( Sad [IMG]j.mp/SamAsd[/IMG] :'( Crying [IMG]j.mp/SamHoo[/IMG] o_o Astonished [IMG]j.mp/SamAst[/IMG] /-< Facepalm [IMG]j.mp/SamFep[/IMG] <==[]- Hammer (Vertical) [IMG]j.mp/-_PH[/IMG] <==[]- Hammer (Horizontal) [IMG]j.mp/PH-_[/IMG]
Most of the credit goes to Jestex, who started it all.
Added help from Milt69466.
The rest I made myself.
You can find all other sorts of cool stuff about me inside the spoiler in my signature
Go check it out! It's right here, at the bottom of this webpage:
I am Samrux, a paladin. Once, I was member of an honourable elite.
But that was thousands of years ago.
Now, I am undead. Trapped in the rooms and corridors of the dreaded Dungeon.
Surrounded by skeletons, I am the last of my kind, and possess immortality.
But the title of Paladin now means nothing; only the memory of a kingdom that now does not exist.
I am not simply a human anymore, but a monster.
~@~< Ask a Paladin >~@~
^ Click above to ask me any question ^
Click here to go to my Steam profile. I won't accept requests from strangers without anticipation,
so if you want to add me to your friend list, message me on the forums as well.
Other stuff:
Everyone's work for me is simply amazing. Thank you guys so much, each of you!
Click an image to open in a new tab, in full size
In a separate note; the banner gif atop of my signature, together with its buttons, was made and arranged completely by me.
And I'm sorry, but I won't take requests for similar works for other people.
@> Both pieces made by BloodStainedAngel. Find his art here.~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
@> Incredible macro-sprite work by Luke Oliveem. Almost a real-life picture!
@> Many drawings and doodles (including a few not here) by EpicCriddle. Find his art here
@> Made by Milt96466. Find his art here-~
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@> Sketches by Milt69466. The first is of a scene in my story, the second is Samrux wearing his helmet.~~~~~~~~~''
@> Awesome art, again, by Milt69466. Jesus is he good.
@> Oh my God I am so handsome by Pixel.~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~''
@> A detailed artistic piece, this time by the mighty Esreadel. Find all of his art here.
@> Paladin slime by DestroyerArcher. Imagine if they replaced blue slimes.
@> Art by ppowersteef, featuring Samrux and Helena. Find all of his work here.
@> Made by Corenality. Find their sprite work here.
@> To the left, sprite made by Shadow DX for me. Find his work here.''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''
@> To the right, paladin armor made by Luke Oliveem for me. Find his sprites here.
@> The Binding of Isaac-themed sprite by Molos Elethros. Find his sprites here.~~~~~
@> Cave Story-themed sprite by the criddle man~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
@> Original Paladin and Samrux avatars by me.
The grid of avatars above all feature amazing work from other people. Thanks everyone!
I have used all of them at least once. They are in chronological order, based on the day of their debut, starting from November 2014.
You can click any of the avatars above to go to the profile of the person whose art is in in it!
All the blue dungeon backgrounds present above were added by me.
Using others' art for me as an avatar is my way to say thank you. Thank you! You're all awesome.
Waiting in eternal shadow
For what, he does not know
The dead march on
Never to see the light of dawn
Festering around
Emitting an unholy sound
As Samrux sits, deep below the ground
Hammer found lain in rubble
Yet he can wield with no trouble
After all those years
Surrounded by demonic fears
Voices ring in his head
The voices of things never alive or dead
And so the things they said
Haunted him to the core
Leaving his mind sore
It could make one roar
Yet Samrux has lost all vocalization
He has little living sensation
But it is still there
The human will and care
His story shall continue to depths unknown
We shall await his escapades in the cloth of life be sewn
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~by TheQuietBisharp
Thanks, too, to Qui Devorat, whose poem for me is not included here for external reasons.
I took my helmet off to put it in my emotes:
@> My personal paladin emote collection. Credits: Jestex (Original sprite) and myself (Editor). Got help from Milt69466 <@


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Boathouse Imports brauchte ein neues Logo Design und hat einen Wettbewerb auf 99designs gestartet.
Aus 42 Designs von 13 Designern wurde eine Gewinner gewählt.
Need logo for new business - simple, upmarket, works in colour or mono. Company imports homewares and also nautical goods
Would like to see a simple boathouse in the design but not essential, would like to see other ideas too. Boathouse Imports is the parent company. We are based in Sydney Australia. We deal with high end homewares stores so want something that is classy.
- a logo that will work in black and white and colour
- nautical theme
- upmarket, prestigious yet simple in design, classy
- incorporating the name
- prefer colours like blue, white, red, green, black or combination
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Spurs activate Tony Parker for Friday's game against Jazz
By Rob Mahoney
In a season of wearying injury updates and prolonged recovery timelines, it's nice to finally see a player sneak back into the lineup ahead of schedule. According to Jeff McDonald of the San Antonio Express-News, the Spurs have confirmed that Tony Parker will be "active and available" for San Antonio in Friday's game against Utah. Parker was originally diagnosed with a Grade 2 ankle sprain that was expected to keep him off the court for roughly four weeks, but Friday marks a mere 20 days since that initial projection.
This obviously comes as rather rosy news for the Spurs, who fared well in Parker's absence but nonetheless need their juggernaut point guard to execute at a high level during the playoffs. The timing of this return makes that entirely possible. Though Parker will have to rebuild his confidence in planting with that sore left ankle, San Antonio has 14 games remaining before the postseason. That's plenty of time for Parker to assume familiar form, and thereby give the Spurs a crucial offensive component to begin their playoff run as planned.
The Western Conference may have a number of credible contenders, but Parker's play this season -- coupled with San Antonio's defensive improvement -- makes the Spurs a particularly tough postseason out. John Schuhmann of NBA.com did a fantastic job of examining all of the areas in which Gregg Popovich's team has bolstered its defensive efficiency, including the quality of San Antonio's defense against the West's top teams:
Oklahoma City has an effective field goal percentage of just 45 percent against the Spurs this season, down from 52 percent in last season's nine total meetings. In particular, Russell Westbrook and Thabo Sefolosha have shot much worse against the Spurs than they did last season. Westbrook has shot just 5-for-16 in the paint with Splitter on the floor this season.The Spurs' defensive success not only gives Parker a chance to work his way back into the lineup at his own pace with little risk to the team's competitive quality in the interim, but it also helps to ease Parker's scoring burden relative to years past. Last season, San Antonio could only go as far as Parker, a smothered Manu Ginobili and a limited Tim Duncan could take them, and the famous Spurs' system buckled when pressure was applied to its shot creators. This year, San Antonio has been preparing contingencies for that very same occurrence both by positioning more offensive help around Parker (via the development of Kawhi Leonard, among other things) and constructing a defense that can hold its ground against top-tier opponents. Altogether, this is a formidable team, but only if Parker is able -- as is expected -- to approximate his production from earlier this season.
[Tiago] Splitter played just 53 minutes in last year's conference finals, 10th most on the Spurs and 94 fewer than Boris Diaw. But he played 34 minutes in the Spurs' 105-93 victory over the Thunder on March 11, and was a plus-24. OKC scored 41 points in his 14 minutes on the bench, but just 52 in his 34 minutes on the floor.
The Spurs' defense against quality opponents goes far beyond their three games against the Thunder. In games played between current Western Conference playoff teams, San Antonio has been much better defensively than any of the other seven, including the Grizzlies, who rank second in defensive efficiency overall.


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There is nothing worse than having pesky little flies invading your kitchen because they are so hard to eliminate.
I like to leave a fresh bowl of fruit out on the kitchen counter. But ripe fruit tends to attract fruit flies- which seem to appear from no-where. In reality, you are probably bringing the potential pests in as larvae on the fruit that you buy or even grow.
Adult fruit flies have a very short life span and will probably be die in about a day.
However, they do lay eggs on fruit, especially on soft fruit like bananas, peaches, tomatoes, pineapple, berries, and cherry tomatoes.
You need to eliminate the breeding grounds in order to eliminate the fruit flies or you will have a continuous problem.
|They are ready for slicing and freezing for smoothies
I keep a large bowl of bananas on my kitchen counter. Sometimes, we forget to eat them, and they get overly ripe. ( I then peel, slice, and freeze them in baggies to use in smoothies or just mash them and use them in baking) Lately, I've noticed that I've been getting invaded with fruit flies. You know, those pesky little flies that swarm around the fruit and then venture out around your kitchen. They have been driving me crazy, and I decided it's war.
Don't think that those little buggers are harmless. Fruit flies multiply quickly, and they actually lay their precious little eggs all over your ripened fruit that you eat, and they can carry disease. I know , gross .
Here are two solutions that I found to help get rid of them
1. Prevent larvae from hatching
When you get home from the store with your fruit, soak your bananas or other fruit in a bowl or tub full of water and 2 TBSP vinegar or liquid soap for about 5 minutes. Rinse well and towel dry. This helps remove any larvae that might already be on your fruit and thus prevent eggs from hatching and producing the adult fruit flies. ( don't buy any cracked or bruised fruit)
2. Trap the ones you already have. I found this amazing little trap on Pinterest. This is genius. You can read how to make it at The Idea Room
Recipes for using up ripe bananas
Oatmeal Raisin Breakfast Cookies ( made with mashed ripe banana, no sugar)
Banana Peanut Butter Spread ( Delicious whipped spread to use on pancakes, crackers, etc.)
Banana Loaf with Coconut Flour ( my favorite- a moist grain free sliceable loaf)
13 Convincing Reasons to Eat Bananas
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Brodkorb narrows case over Senate firing
MINNEAPOLIS (AP) — A former Minnesota Senate aide who was fired over an affair with the chamber's majority leader is narrowing his lawsuit against the state.
Michael Brodkorb was fired last year after Senate leaders discovered his affair with then-Majority Leader Amy Koch. Brodkorb is suing the state over his dismissal.
In legal papers filed Thursday, the two sides agreed that Brodkorb would drop several invasion-of-privacy claims related to media reports that he had filed unsuccessfully for unemployment benefits.
His attorney, Phil Villaume, said he and his client decided to narrow the lawsuit to the defamation and gender discrimination claims.


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Professor Thierry Durand's academic interests pertain to the relationship between philosophy and post-World War II French literature and literary criticism. His dissertation examined the critical and philosophical works of French essayist Maurice Blanchot. Before Dr. Durand came to Linfield in 1995, he taught at Dickinson College in Pennsylvania and was a visiting assistant professor at Middlebury College in Vermont. He also served as president of the Oregon Association of Teachers of French for two years from 1998 to 2000. In addition to studying late 19th and 20th century French literature, Dr. Durand's current research focuses on the expression of a tragic vein in "l'extrême contemporain."
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Marie Noussi teachesFrench and Francophone African Studies courses. Professor Noussi is interested in studying ecocriticism (relationship between literature and the environment). Additionally, Dr. Noussi researches postcolonialism and African and Caribbean studies. Her work includes a book chapter on the nuances of eroticism in the novel Lettres d'une Péruvienne by Françoise de Graffigny, and a book chapter on the translation, multilingualism, and linguistic hybridity of The Heart of Redness. She also runs sessions at conventions for the Rocky Mountain Modern Language Association (RMMLA) and presented at conventions of the Association for the Study of Literature and the Environment (ASLE), Modern Language Association (MLA), African Studies Association (ASA).


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If You Were Ever Wondering What It's Like To Have Your Boss Tweet Out Your Phone Number To 130,000 People, Well Now You Know
I've already changed my old 312 number to a new one. Had that number for a decade, now that the bandaid is off I may get a new number every week. Stay off the grid.
I was deleting as I went and could never get under that 100 mark.
So in case you missed it yesterday Pres's address and phone number got into the comment section. No sweat off my back right? Wrong. Because last night Pres posted a vine scrolling through all the numbers that had prank called him throughout the day. All the numbers plus oh would you look at that, Big Cat, who called him to partially prank him but also to talk about real world shit because you know, he's my boss and it's not abnormal to call your boss. Well once that happened I was done. Onslaught of texts and voicemails. By the end of the night I had gotten well over a 1,000 combined. Phone would not stop ringing.
Also, special shoutout to commenter "Sosa". The tweet was a mistake by pres, mistakes happen, what can you do, Sosa though purposefully went and put my number in the comment section so that I got bombarded. So (you guys emailed and harassed him enough in 20 minutes that im taking his email down, sucks that I have a heart of gold) sorry Sosa, thanks again dude.
Now everyone not named Sosa, I don't blame you for texting me, it was all in good fun and I'd like to think I took it in stride considering I texted a bunch of you back. So I won't reveal anyone else's phone number, even the dozen people that called me after 2 am.
Anyway, here were the best ones (hint, tits were involved)….
I hope to god Swag Daddy was touched on my behalf, but again, not in a creepy way.
Hey Big Cat's number, lets ask him the penis size of another blogger!
This one hurt.
Nice Poppy Seed Bagel bro
Some guy who thought I'd be impressed with his abs.
Interesting. *Starts to slowly take pants down*
Ab boy's brother chimed in. What the fuck is with that family and pulling their shirt up?
No chance I follow
Legit question, and my response is honest. Liquor is liquor, who gives a fuck.
This guy basically wanted me to rate his life. I gave it an A-
Some dude wanted to see my feet, must be Asian.
I got in a couple sweet group chats. Pretty solid grub sesh.
Dude sent me his girlfriend's ass, said I could fuck her for a bag of signed skittles. I said deal.
This kid wanted to buy me some mittens, kind of weird but also kind of considerate. Chicago is cold in the winter.
Miley Cyrus's phone number. Here's a shocker, it wasn't Miley Cyrus.
Some people just wanted to complain about shit.
Hey you know what's weirder than telling another man you're in bed? Telling another man you want to do a quick facetime with the bros.
I saved a child's life. Kind of a hero for this one.
I don't have Kane's phone number so hopefully he reads this blog. Kaner, Lauren says Hi.
Solid tip.
Not the Tits I was looking for.
These are the tits I was looking for.
Obviously NSFW but you're a moron if you don't click. LINK HERE, click next to scroll through
I like this guy, I don't know why but I do
Finally some bro fired off about 40 pictures of Rob Schneider, thought that was pretty cool.
All in all a pretty good night with the Stoolies, thanks to everyone who texted or called, hopefully we never do that again.


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Alleganian (Newspaper) - October 25, 1865, Cumberland, Maryland VOLUME II. CUMBERLAND, MARYLAND, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 25, 1865. I ALhliGANY COU.V1T. FOR 1SG3. X conformity lo JH-UIUU y, Article J3, of the Code ut 1'tthlie Gt-neml L.WJ of the Stile of M.irilanJ, (he CuHewIui; slatrmenl uf of Allcpiny couutr, tor the jt-ir U Ibht-U ami sub-aiitlLil to the jwuple ol'taiii couulv. KIDGEI.Y. I'ns'l, J.L.TOU'NSIIK.NO, JOHN 310 i: ou 55 3 oo 1551 sail uaas 235 J7 33 33 33 13 ZO 8 i: oo iiOO 33i B Ju'Oii Uajr.i, Clerk. HISCCLLAXSOUS KILLS. J.IIM KIclunl., UjiLauiiliri Mil .lioiajs Jo'jns, harilnaj: HunihiM liTOirlhi, IVitr Sneclma, error m ut Kornun Jacobs, 13. A on Hoop Pole Roi 1 II dcdcitacr in bridge Uiy John A Ddindcr, State wim-sj Harriet Quin, Catharine lioitlr, Christopher rrrcr in taxes O'jrutojiher U'jgntr, road contutiaoner nouan White, niLon'-r Joseph Ihiler. fee bilk Plulln difiicg sli llmlftt Young i Son, un IcrJnlter'j biU 1' B Morrison support of A m BlltU Institution, Biltiao .1 Brotvn, Mtorner'j 1, OS- IT or. 19 20 13 11 50 II S'.r.irtzwc' !cr. atMtuaery Khnid, 2 J! J MtXatnw, ertcr in tiiej Browu, 1.50 of S. L. tor m ikiuR list of laiallw John Johajon. joi! Holui: i Co, drapiaj for Court-llou'" Startznnn it for j it! .1 VC Marru.ler, hardi-aic Ltll Charles Kjif'r, iinJertaLtr'a hill 1 hoaiaa B trmitz, lio-a-s Hc'-tum error in Jicob bujder, i-irnn Aiilicl illivjn. support of .Imon Hoiiic Halt, error in tij-a S It To-rnslicu-J, HL-A .it Ford 1, rinlip error in tjicj A Jlnscs Clro-j. tlothin? fur jut MelYrr.-u, f-rror in t While i Itruthcra, fur jail Is we K.tlb.iugli nnd Jiilm roul from Uirlon to AVm. 3lon.hi.-iil. n-jnirnij; Court-! A At I. Bush, Stale li I'oniptoii, l-oiieln Koid V.'m K tt'i-lu-r. bill IMilorof C-iirgi'T Knurr, ll-nry 11'i.Tf, error i-i tmx S'iriicr fc IV., artii tor eountr JJIIIIH M.mtiL-u., Cuniuer''iii'iiii'it Kmnuniii! error in tuts .lolin Lin-o, u-orLon j ul 131'Hoiturcainn, rtpuriiit; IlcgUlcr's oflui: Hnjieui.ll IIiMi, oil doth C It .Vlms-llon-i! Mil .H1 John T.mber, .Tohii Warnit-k, new roul in Xo 3 uti'l Ucve-nnc It J lor Yonpli Hridjsc .S L roml from I! irrclsi ille lo J-Vostlnirir S L Ton iHheii'1, road from Kru'tlmrg to 2. L Tuiin-Oicnd, nu-l from Lonaconing to K II Iliitler, undertdcr'j bill Ciim'Krlinil City John former, in t-ivrj AVilli un Hill, Stjtc viine.3 Mil support of K Odden K rrnir in tusey JuilEt- Sinitlt, rcniir4.it Mich K] V.mhorn, bolide- for 'J ele--tiiinj Arclnlulil L I' 1'ipir, hoii-x- lor elections .mil lliilnt box J M Itnt-ki-y, e-vtm worT; 15 (U-r7; Clerk of Circuit Court I'roiinek county, feei Klie-rilf, Crier, KUile Attorney, Attorney eountr fit-i J.iroh Kronn, ripLii i-J of llonin Dirid XaiiRicUe, support nnd fiiiiLr.il cx- M H.irdin Khah-i Kniyi-p, ro.ul Junntliin Friend, .Sr. Kobtrt Porter, error in funnel Pool, kapiTof Co'irt-llon r- K Q Krcdloch, ill-fit icnry in bridge leiy H P Smith, error in lam John House nrul Xo 9 J.iinrj Fnrlow. ro.nl in V 3no Tilgman llobinclt, support I'.lijili tlobiiutt 'J5 Itarnr Murjihy, Hiati- vitnr--i J.tcoli Iloor, duliciciKV on Pack-llorec bridge fTcurgc A Pi-.ircr, v.ork on Aili 01 idt- roml John 11 Friend 10 OJ 2 SI 1 30 lo- II 1! ShafTer, support of Ily. M'ade 20 II I! Shafll-r. II JJ Shafn.-r, 11 1) II Surtziuitu, Wm U'aish F JI Orainlich, M'III Combs, J JI Strong, Jbry Mulltfti. AthJi-1 Willisou llt-iiiy IJrown ijuj" JI llalfin Mra Ui'Minld-4 Colored'Child 2U 1'cxton Shaw CO Mn llopiuau -10 C.ithariue01urk70 Child 40 Child 15 AmunUuii'c 50 Mr Perinchicf. .las H Thomas, II B Slnffer. Jolm Coululinn, John Coiiltlian, Frank Smil Dlirady. Hobiuell. A 31 L Uu-li, .T 51 JohuJ KJIlcr, RcriiaU> 0 Ilciulrisioii This dinluy, Jjlm Hartley. Jjuob Ilroun, 0 H Obr, 3Ir.t I! Kricnd I laiiitl v Teresa Jadiwin 5U JIrs Doyc-11 iiii CnthariiicTigbe'JO JIary Wnll 10 JIuXcar 'Jft Mrs 20 3ir- IIujjliL'3 -10 A Uurtmi :tlj Mary Tr. Mrs'McG rr 'JD Anno ISO .Tuba Chanpv 1-5 Miuuiva, (crjl'd woinnn) Mary Colilcu Naiiuv Mis ISnyor 'S> Win Kurns jMis Pool Jlr-, ll.ddcmaii lleury Uuift. 13 12 j L Tnaiitlicu 4J35 JJ Drotiiiiiukl ,'i'J -J.j -10 Hii- r. n; VI .11 il S Ml :i no M rj iJ 2- 1.12 0-. 23 1 .1100 7 SO I 200 00 1 000 00 Hi r.i fit 2000 1 .1 in 101 oo 31 en Sim 00 Jl-iry Dur.il .I'jlm :tlr. NM-itrl S.illy JJ.irKl.-y 1'ollv Kmrinicl 1'ipcr Ik-nrj ?Irs Krh-hur Jlr- JkCullo.-h -'ill CCbri: Dirni Mr- Ford 200 IMJIC Kalbniieli, llmil Surveyor for routs in District So -I 200 I! Tlir.ulier, N'o 6 200 Joseph Imir, in no Wm A CnHillnplan, Xo 2 100 Wui Shirelitfi-, liridcc 30 J I, Ton ttnliend, error in taiei 31 fig John J MorriMon, of Julia Itiwj'i diltit ,n _ J II Wilson, lioiw for election 5 _ IJOUXTV .S L Tntrnthcnil, liotinty to .Toluntecrs under last mil 33, Aon ouTsinE rnxpioxa. K P Smith, for support of 3Iary Carter 20 William Shaw J'ary Farrcll iJO William Shaw, Eliza Frote !IO ,T J McITonry, Mary MoQnadc 20 Klirti MoXccr 20 10 oo lo oo was 10 oo Walsh K Perry fiordon JL Pearre 10.00 10.00 Gordon nnd Thrnston (ton A I'earre, Deo A Pearre, Perry n Ponrrc, C 20 00 00 10 00 1000 10 00 1000 JUSTICES OF THK 1'KACU, UTC. IIMcKcon. J.I'. fci-bill 015 Peter Hakor. 2 John JI Kiglit .Constable JI-I I Saurcr, 2 00 IT Duckworth, J. P. ft 10 JacobSpoelman, Conitalilu 19 IS! Iicvi Shnw, S 8'J Win Wickard, 10071! A flondcr, J. P. 15 ,1 31 Strong, Cormier, il.'i 00 II J Wade, J. 1'., .1 85 31 Sherry, 0 H Parki-r, ConiL-ible, 17 11 P 3Iurray. in Jas3IcNtilty, -1253 Jiihn I-avcllc, J. P. JKl'l.'i W11 Ootlv. a .T B Widrncr, 1-1 SCHOOLS. Public Schooh, 00 IIOAD sin_____...... DistriL-t No 1, for r.-pjiring road-i, 5 11. 1-'. 1 I. Of) 00 00 00 00 fiOO 00 fiOO 00 fi.'iOOO fiWi no illlO 00 oo 00 700 00 oo 400 00 :w3 oo COUNTY Chas. Itidgely, pci die-in and uiileagu 148 00 Klijib Frleud, il.'iS .1 hTowiiaht-nd, (10 .1 II !5laIliiiS3. Jf, .lohn Hell, Kill 00 .lacob lirowii, clerk oOU (II) Jjcob JIniivn, attorney '200 00 ________iX KXl'EXsSHS. S W Fiii-iid, K.) A dO Sil.is per illein 8 I I t Jiihn il agiiiT, judpi K Wm 11 Tu-.x-r, cb-rk 8 Thornton Gilpiu, clerk S S Rib-y. II J., p.-r ilium anil inili-.ige SO Trlliiiau jmlge.por ilii-m S Jlatthuui, judge S John L Hook, tlutk 8 A cb-rk 8 JI Fm-nil. e-l-rk 4 Ann Muck, lio'i-c icnt -I .1 An-iult. 1! J pcriliem.v mib-age 2W 10 PIT ilnini 8 (ii'o W h mn in. H liemgi! Cliaili', vlurk S ll.iiis-jii clerk 4 Fro-t, i-l-rk -f Abr.ihatn U-.iuhov, rent 10 1 II. mileage K pi-r diom I 1 IJ D luson juilgo (J li DticLuiiitli, judge K Wm J'artyr. (i I inn--. Shaw.-clurk S Wm X Hcluw, cU-rk M m St-iloii, hnu-e rent 1'2 Jlillcr, J p.-rdipin il mileage 1-J 12 judge, per dit-m Jln-i'-i Wailr. David KtioJi-, jml-'c i-loik 12 KnllitiH, cli-r't 0 Mie-liiii (i Jlichai1! rihcrry. house re-nl X i! lii-id, K. pe-rilif-niit milu.-igo 20 Aiiu- tlro'i, jti'lgc per ilium 12 fohn IJon.iid, jmlge 12 A JI Ailiiii-. clerk .1 A 12 K H JleCleaxe, clerk I' li, .1. ]n-r diem ,t niilc.iijn 20 Hartley, judge pur diem 8 L Wagoner, jiulgo -J Alderton, .1 JI J I'iper, e-lurk, S IMI} Ilaitlt-y, e-Ii-rk S A Tiail per ilium .t inili-nge, ill II SliircliiF, jmlgi- per diem S Hartli-r jtidgu b K JIi-Kiiinlit'clurk S in .Stott clerk 8 Snpliii hini-c rout JO II I! ICIbin, H.'.J. k mileage 22 John l-'letelie-r. jinlgu pe-r diem 10 JI (i De.iri. judge, (i .1 1! Itiibinotle, clerk Il.insdii Willi-itm, e-Ie-rk, -I 1! l! i-le-rk ,1 prrdiom A mileage William V.'nllz. judge, per diem 10 10 II Li-o, e'lerk. 10__ Doiiitt .1. per dii-in A mile-agy 20 S.im ,1 Uivngintif, jn-lgc. j.e-r diem S Julias lleghlov, S Wm Iline-Uinl-li, cl-rk -I Aiirnn I'ny, r, clir': 8__ Aif-lin Spike-r, e-lcik -1 I. I'rite-haril.lt. .1 prrdii-m A niilcngu 12 William Xo'.-l judge, per diem -I 1' Hull j in 1'J Sainiie-1 rlrrl; I'liN'hurd clurk -I Tliiiiuas.1 clurk -1 Andrew Xi-ivm.-.n. i-lcrk, ,i-eof .1 Jtrown.jJ 1) li'DoimeJI S__ fl Vdhryer, It. >V miliMgc20 C.vpcr judge, per II While, Jle-rkli-c of II 1) Urtictf II II Williamson clerk per iliem Richard C.iMwell clerk John clerk of 0 F Shner W Savage H. .1. per die-in mile-age John Itrady, judge per diem 8 Archibald C.istt-cl.judge 4 Wm llrowning judge 4 IMward Hoyo clerk S__ D II Friend clerk S lialph Tin) cr H J per diem ,1 hug-dun K 1 and 1 IX Iturli-y 1 J Wilaon nnd 4 Adair 2 0 Staler :j S Sotinuborn 10 0 WDchiHilerC Wash 7 and 1 Thonij'-oti Lower 2 fos tcalpa J A JM.inrilur J Joiuthan Stott 2 F f> Jlurton 1 1 Wine-brciitie-r fl F. Fitimiller Loivniles A 6'ramer fl. John Picken.H. J. per diem .t mileage John Dnnglna judge Stewart jiiilgo John I louplas rlerk Satnurl rlcrk 0 I) clerk Xool Pierce rent FOX S .Ifttlingly A 7 S 17ciioeii -I John Urady 1 .t C'o 10 ilietn 81 8 4 5 4 10 PO WII.Ii CAT SCALPS. -I fot wnlpH 4 7 7 and 1 wild cat ft 50 1 and 1 1150 -Vorg.m Ilinklc John Hell Jacob 31artiu John JiariK.-.-, W (Jri-L-iiliaiiiii (Jem Ilonicc- 4 1 1 1 1 10 and 1 I !_...__ 10 C 8 50 1 1 5 -1 250 1 1 1 I 10 Fnzonbnkcr -I lliipe-we-ll He-bb 1 I.lojd Stullingd 1 llediling C'o lo Ituil; A: Co f, A Thrasher III J 15 Kelley Amud W Siivugc 1 Ili-nry Sines 1 II Friend 1 Stephen W Friend 1 Hi-nry U'agoiiie-r J All Fiasco 1 AMI.JJuili 1 fmac fi I' Turii.-y Joseph Uilloy 2 Win I'axtoii I WllllHOtl fl I) K Cihiurds 2 Driinu A I! JlcCarly 1) Amlren Ari-ndt Kt Vi' it'Siili -I f, nil 1 an and 1' and 1' and 1 and 2 1 4 and 1 1 and 1 1- 10 SO S 1 1 -r 2 50 1 1 1 2 .10 3050 o__ 8 i" 14 .11) 4 i; no i 1 50 W A Ciidiliiigton Chris Slabaugh JU1UKS OF INQUEST. Daiis 1 OP, John H .Mutter .10 D.md Strong 1 Henry C'.irleton .10 ICclto 1 00 Albert Lingo .10 Ce-o F Ocplurt 1 (10 X J Jim Ion .10 Shrjcr Stoicr SO Henry Jlullcr fiO 'J'homaa Coffe-y ,00 Joseph II Ways fill JI L Itizcr ,10 James I'ercv .10 Und F Dowdcn .10 John G Carter 50 John S Crau-r 80 Alt Fi.-her SO Jacob Wie-k.ird fiO linyd J'oudcu SO Samui-l De-cli I J, W Jiratit ,10 W H Wilkins 1 00 II Stuff, use of J Wm Dnwde-n 1 JI Strong in C Tice 50 Arthur JlcUirr .10 Solomon Iticu SO John JlcClcary SO SO SO .10 50 SO SI) SO SO so so Jacob Spvelinan SO Jtilin Yuluntino SO ftlward [seller SO C'liniuliiis Coitnur SO Amos St-illings SO Goilfrey T.-iftie SO 1'r.ink Keller SO Win Yalcutiue SO David SO Wm Hill SO K II Jintlcr SO Aaron I'lilttf SO Thoiiiaa Huiil .10 Henrv Shuck SO Oct. Clerk. John T Quin li.l Xcill Andrew Oooman SO Louis Daner Ad-mi Krrbcr SO Joseph Kowc Wcincr SO K llanibright II ,1 50 C Wlloblitzcll Wm Slmck SO Daniel Liuber I'ele-r Suti-r SO Levi Shiiw F 1 'owile-n SO John Jlooro Jiilm Xeir fill Wiekard FREE SCHOOLS. rilllK Pnblir KtliooK nrc imw open in Cunilier- JL l.ind, in the foIlDuini: llnoiti-.: Ihrtritt 1 I'.iltiniorf from Hit liuj In tin- I'ny ImiiK. fci Mechan- ic strut, Mrs. Byrne. Iti'lri't lilllnnorc.ind Hiilrord from AVilU i reek to City tin-Knifiiif HIIIMI-. S'linih MU'rlt Unit, In Mr. S. S. Pornoy, nlili Mrs. Clnrk, AwiMiiiii. ,V... ll'ilforil strwt lo Little iinil from U'ilUrnrk to Citi limits J-iln.il i-i I.Kjniiiit oflJiptin IhiltKt A'o. Little V.illcy n-nd fri.ni I m k 111 CUV Schuol 111" MlSS WcCundlcsH, iit hrr fihool-niotn. Ilolmt .Vu. of U'llh etnk tVhoi.l corntr of (inrn nnd a'nmilwood fclrilti, by Mr. S. Iloymim. inti-riMi-d. lire rtl-rrrd to Ilic ti-Ach- in. wild full instriH lionx on nil poinH. S. Coinmiwiuner. Oilober [r. t-.] LIST OF HOOKS To bo usod in Public Schools. Spellers, Wilson's Primcru, do Itendcr.1, Cornell's lieographics, iirammari, (loodrich's 11 Stories U. S. Hand's Cupy jlouks, Unvicb' Scries of Arithmetics. 0. I'FIIIMHIIEF, I'reft. K. S. XRVI-M-, Coafr. Octolifr II AGENTS: MAI.K or FKM lo introdiin- the bat sOI- inB DOM.AK Family Sowing Machine in the world. All Sewer, 1 tinder, Ulster, Tii'Acr, Ac. We lol Kootl ARcnts for tlio Mnrlilnc after tl'i-v sill tliim. Kor or call I.ATIIUOI1 Jt CO., 142 .South Otb atml, rhila.lclphia. ftplcinlicr M ILL AND CKOSS-CUT SAWS. 1'or sslo by IiniBlBD LOXG. Tho Great Saratoga Trunk. Old Anthracite hat a vcrv dear dear that bim on iicr ovrn prirat accnunt ubout fifteen thousand dollars year. Mrs. Anthracite always lias the lat est Cushions, to when the great trunk was exhibited in Uroadway, Mrs. A intt.intly purchased one. for her nluimcr Irij Kiery one knows that tbe great Saratog trunk is un unoiceptional trunk. It is co Tilanic iiroportioti's. Cheopi.lh builder of thu great pyramid, might bar found ample accoiiiiiuHJittioti for her entir house in the Saratoga trunk. Accordingly down wi-nt Jlrs. A. to ill great watering-place with her great trunk She hud not been long then1, bowctcr wbun old Anthracite received a private tele gram from a friend to inform him that Mrs A. was flirting de-jwrntely with 15cl zcbub, the great soap-boiler. "Alitbracit instantly takes the train, arrives at Iho ho tel. and, inquiring the number of bU wife' room, quietly w.ilks uji stairs. His wife's door is shut. AnthracitL knocks. Door opens after some Jlrs. A. fluttered, which flutter increased In diainay when slii' nccs her Husband uutcn coolly; explains that he has come to nee how she was getting (in and seats himsi'lf on the fc'aratogn Drops a glove, thu picking up of which en iiblcs him to look under the bed. No one the-ri-. A. looked if some one might lo IIP (here. Husband talks of the. wcnthcr, and the pair aic sitting down to little light comrrsitioii, when old Anthra- cite quietly "Jlrs. A. there's n rat in jour Irunk." Jlrs. A. turns pale through her puint. Nn, uusbiiid is mistaken. The rat is it: I liu They aru always in Ihore.j- tats. lIiBluiiil is sure it in in tin trunk. He miulli him he examine He can't. The trunk is shut and obe ha lost thu koy. Husband begs to contradict. The kiiy >ras in the lock, the lid was open. Husband, amid the protestations of Mrs. A., half raised the lid. No crinoline, no shawls, no lace, no fiirbclnw.s, in ihe great .Saratoga tiunlc. (July Joung ISclzcbtib'K glossy curls and killing mustncliu arc Mrs. A. itiitantly lainL-r. It is a priiilcgc of her sex on eiich occasions. What does doV Shoot young lii-Izi-bub. Nol a bit of it. Ho smiles grimly and f-h'jls the lid don n again, locking the crcnt Saratoga trunk. He rings the bell; Tells the waiter to bring him a gimlet. Uorcs a few holes through the great trunk. Orders tip the porter, and goes olf to New York, ae-com- panicd by thu great Saratoga trunk. What would the trunk not have given for a cigar in the b.igg.igu wagon, when it smcllcd the t-moke that was to deliberately puffed about. The trunk, although nearly suffocated, ihouglit it best to keep quiet. Arrived at New York, old Anthracite told the people nt the depot, loud cnougli for the great Saratoga Irunk to hear him, th.it bu Mould leave his baggage nt the oflice fora fi-w uhcii he would se-wl fur it. This uns more than the great trunk could bear; so it kicked' bhoutcd and made a noise iintil it Hiid broken open, and to the sur- of everybody, poor lichrbtib crawled out in n liiiiping condition. He trieil to tell thu people that it n-ns done for a bet, but the truth leaked out, nnd I pro- iliut tint next sumnirr there will be fewer great Saratoga trunks at the fJpringfl. T think old Anthracite got the best of il.don't you V Love and Business. A rather bnghable transnction took place, xn-ek or two IIL'O, in the tunn of Witt, Clinton County, Jlichigan, in which and are so intermixed that it re- an adept lo distingiii-h between the :wo. A tnilk-safi- pecller called at a hniiEc The woman informed him that The was a widow, and would much have a man. The pcdler informed icr that if she would take a i-afi-, he would .Wa tnan. She took it, and the Killer went on bis way rejoicing, and soon her :i man who lie oFccrtaincd had no o-oin companion, and directed him to the idow. Going on, the peiller called at a to Fell n safe, and was informed tlut tin- man a widont-r, and would prefer n wife. IIu told him if he uoiild take a "afu, he would direct him where be could get a nnm.in. lie look the safe, and the pcdler (liredrd htm to the panic widow. When he rcauhvd her, he na" about an hour lou late, thu first man having secured the prize___ The kinil-hcartal npinan, hoivcvcr, sent him to a t-ccund willow, whom he secured, and both loving couples were married that after- noon. atmis-ing story is tuld of a lady who tried to smuggle a clock across the Canada border. Shu gave the clock-seller partic- ular directions to fix the alarm apparatus bo it would not strike, but tbe Cnnnock being somewhat of a wag, set the alarm so that it would strike at the moment he knew s-ho at tho Custom House. The lady (V) fattened the time-piece securely to iicr hoops, and started on her homeward journey. Arriving tit tho Custom-IIouse, the officers found nothing contraband among her nnd was passing to the licit traveller, vrben a loud wh-r-r! was heard under the lady's skirls. The strange noise was kept up for Ibu full space of n minute; but to tho lady it scorned an hour, and she became tremulous and Cus- tom-! louso officers not lay-hands on a woman, "Bavo in tho'wnv, obtained an iron rod with "which ho fait around the crinoline for tho concealed and foully in bringing ildovm.' NTTMBBB 25, Grand Eaecant of PircmenV Oct. 16. The grand pa- rade of the Philadelphia 1'ire Department to-day is ouu of the most imposing and splendid pageants crcr presented in this country. Tho procession is conposcd of tweuty-tno divisions, each ucmbering from four to his companies, in all over 114, in- cluding over thirty usititig companies six" from JI'CTT York city, cue from Boston, one from Albany, one 'from I'uualo, one froai Salem, 3Ias3., two from Jersey City, one front Xetrark, from Washington, one! frotn Lebanon, I'a., one from Allcntown, jour froui Canidcti, Ar. J., two from Read- ing, one from one from Pitts- burp, and one from Wilmington, Del. Most of theiisitiug companies brought their ap- paratus. Many of the Philadelphia compauinj turn out with entirely new cugiuesand hose all the apparatus is decorated with most excellent taste. The last general parade of onr Bremen took, place in 1S52, and this is the first time that all the Etcam-Dncinea of this city (thirty-Gve in number) have been displayed at one which, with the ambulances which had been used by the firemen for tho conveyance of sick and wounded soldiers during the war, formed ft most interesting feature of tho procession. Many of these ambulances were gotten up regardless of cost, and with a view to comfort ai Well a1! beauty. Nearly every company in the line Is ac- companied by musicians, comprising .tho most celebrated bands in the Union. Thu weather is most excellently adapted for tho parade, especially as the route is of such great length. The morning opened .cool and pleasant, iiith a brcciu from the west. The itrnt'ta aro crowded ivith people, bun- dreda of thousands are gathered along thu route, which includes all sections of the city. There arc largo numbers of Mrangcra v in tho city, urn! others arc hourly arriving to see the great show. The Ledger to-day estimates thai the pn- rndu will turn out more men than followed in Gen. Scott's Grand Army up from Vcfa Cruz to the Halls of the Jlontczumas. The houses along the route arc gaily decorated with Hags, and numerous arches are thrown across the streets at many pointa. Imtncnsu stands have been erected for tbe accommo- dation of spectators. It is estimated that the line 13 nearly ten miles in length. The drill of most of the companies is perfect, and their excellent marching indicates the mili- tary education most of the firemen have re- ceivcd during the recent war. The day will be a memorable one in the history of the city, and a noble indication of the worth of our volunteer firemen. There were 120 hose carriages, 57 slealu engines, 11 hand engines, 12 hook acd lad- der companies, and 21 ambulances, making a (otal of 203 pieces of fire apparatus in the procession. The head of the lino of parade, which tartcd at 11 o'clock this morning, did not reach Third nnd Chcsmtt streets, tho placo'1 if dismissal, until (J o'clock this evening." baring marched nearly twenty mite. No lisordcr whatever occurred on tho route. It is estimated that nearly twenty thousand Bremen participated. Three hours and lialf were consumed point. hi passing a giren You will be Wanted, Take courage, young man.' What if you ire but an humble poor, neg- cctcd scolF and a by-word to tho thoughtless and gay, who despise virtue in rags because of its talftrs? Haie you an intelligent mind, all untu- tored though it be 1 Have you virtuous'. lim, a puru dcsirn, and an honest bcart? Depend upon it, one of these days you will ie wanted. The time may be long deferred. You may grow to manhood, and you may event- ually re.ich your prime, ere Ihe call is jut lirttious and pure desires and bonctt tcarfs are too few and sacred not to be an- to be wanted. Your virtues shall not always be bidden poverty shall not always wrap you as with a shall not ihvays veil you from tbe multitude. Bo in your combat with circumstances. 3c ever active, however small may be your phcre of nction. It will Burely cnlargu vitli every movement, and your influence ull have double incitement. "In the world's broad Held of-battle' In Ihe uflifi-, lie not like Juiiib ilrivtn cattle lie a hero in thcslrift." "Work on, for surely you will be wanted, ind llicii cornea your reward. Lean upon, he sacred verity, "I have never seen the ighlcons forsaken, nor his seed bccgjng1 ircad." Xcvcr despair, for the lives of good nen .ibnndanlly chovr that often wbcu tho'' clouds .ire blackest, and tbe' tempest is icrccst, and hope is faintest, a stilt small. voice will be beard saying, "Come hither__, are wanted." Synod 'of ho Presbyterian Church' of Virginia; in' cession at Lynchburg fast week adopted o preserve our present organization -is wtiuctand separate Church by tho solemn' onvictiou that Uio peace Md-purity.of the- Christ .will- be, beat praectml) denying.-tbai the- was organized to. Hid the asbcrticg that the nlijf'itiin'ir' itifiiaili'tiijr separate organization is to m aniiaUon ins which like urtclvw iu every part of the land may nBrte? y .t' r .NFW SPA PERI -IWSPAPKR! ;
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