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Liver Bird in the making – the Bromsgrove connection
10 June 2014 by Kay
This fabulous photograph of one of the Liver Birds being constructed in the Bromsgrove Guild Workshops, 1910, was recently sent to us by Charles Bateman from Bromsgrove.
The Bromsgrove Guild were awarded this important new commission by The Royal Liver Assurance Company who wanted two mythical Liver Birds to be mounted on the twin towers of its new head office at the Pier Head when it opened 19 July, 1911.
The Illustrated History of The Bromsgrove Guild reveals that the Liver Birds presented various design problems during construction, both because of their large size and the height at which they were mounted – 300 feet from the ground. They also had to withstand extremely high winds without being too heavy. Read more…
The eagle has landed…
21 May 2014 by Lucy
Today, we welcomed a new feathered friend to the Museum of Liverpool, who might just rival our life-size Liver Bird in popularity.
You may not know this, but in 1790, only seven years after winning its independence from Britain, the United States of America chose Liverpool as the site for its first ever consulate. The city's growing transatlantic trade made it a vital partner for the USA, keen to exploit further commercial opportunities with Liverpool, Britain and beyond. Read more…
Take a fresh look at the Walker Art Gallery
4 April 2014 by Lisa
Think you know the Walker Art Gallery? Well, we hope you'll get a new perspective on our well-loved gallery after watching this new video trailer! Read more…
Apollo in the USA
21 November 2013 by Gina
Regular visitors to the Ancient World Gallery at World Museum may have noticed that one of our statues, Apollo Sauroktonos (Apollo the Lizard-Killer), a Roman copy of a famous statue by the Greek sculptor Praxiteles, hasn't been on display since the summer. That's because the statue is on loan to Cleveland Museum of Art in the USA, where it's one of the star items in the special exhibition 'Praxiteles: The Cleveland Apollo', which is open until 5th January 2014. Read more…
The Narrators
10 October 2013 by Laura
A giant weather vane, a cup suspended in mid-pour and large melancholic photographs are just some of the fascinating works visitors will encounter when 'The Narrators' opens to the public on Friday 11 October. Read more…
All the World is Now Richer
16 September 2013 by Zachary
This month Sokari Douglas Camp is exhibiting her series of six powerful welded steel sculpture at St Georges Hall just a stone's throw from World Museum Liverpool. The exhibition, titled All the World is Now Richer, has been installed in the Dickens & Gladstone Gallery and is a fitting commemoration for the abolition of slavery. Sokari's steel figures stand strong and erect. They are modelled on people she remembers but they were inspired by a well known quotation from William Prescott, a former slave in the United States:
"They will remember that we were sold but they won't remember that we were strong. They will remember that we were bought but not that we were brave".
By royal appointment
21 May 2013 by Angela
Here's our Head of Sculpture Conservation Lottie Barnden with news of an object going on a very special journey:
"Sculpture Conservation has recently taken delivery of a bust from the Lady Lever Art Gallery. It depicts Ferdinando De' Medici by Giovachino Fortini, you can find out more about it on our collection pages.
The Uffizi Gallery in Florence is marking the 300th anniversary of the death of the Grand Prince Ferdinando De' Medici and has requested the loan of our magnificent bust to be included in this exhibition. The Grand Prince was a great patron of the arts in the late 17th and early 18th centuries and this bust will be displayed among some of the works of art he collected. Read more…
Shark Fin Soup sculpture
28 March 2013 by Lisa
There's a lot of variety in the artwork included in 'New Works at the Walker' and we think this helps make it a fascinating exhibition. You can see everything from sculpture and paintings to video installations and costume. Here's the curator of the exhibition, Lucy Gardner, to tell us about one of the more unusual sculptures on display…
"This wonderful, slightly surreal piece called 'Shark Fin Soup' was made by artist Johnathan Froud.
He cleverly uses mirror glass to create an illusion of space within the small confines of the suitcase. Froud is an artist know for using unusual materials to recreate and distort the reality with which we are all familiar. He wants to break away from restrictions, just as this shark fin has broken with convention by appearing to swim in this small case. Read more…
Competition time
14 March 2013 by Lisa
Following Olympic gymnast Beth Tweddle's visit to the Museum of Liverpool yesterday, we have a little competition for you to enter.
During her visit, Beth signed a copy of the fabulous Museum of Liverpool book, Liverpool- the Story of a City. The book is illustrated with the collections in the Museum and celebrates Liverpool's rich history and the people who have made the city what it is today. Beth is undoubtedly one of those individuals, as shown in her dedication and relentless determination. Read more…
Book sale bargains
3 January 2013 by Karen
As January is synonymous with sales and spring cleaning we thought we'd kill two birds with one stone and have a bit of a clear out in our book warehouse. So if you fancy bagging yourself a bargain then check out the offers on our online shop.
It's an eclectic selection and there are some great books, my personal favourites being 'When Time Began to Rant and Rage…' which is a fab book of Irish figurative work and totally worth a fiver, Age of Jazz: British Arts Deco Ceramics as I'm a sucker for a deco teaset, and British Watercolours and Drawings from the Lady Lever's collection.
If you've still not got a John Moores catalogue then now is the time to buy one as they're reduced to £7.50. And if you buy it from the Walker shop you get the John Moores China version for free. Read more…


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in,--must be able to rely on the deliberate reason and
consequent firmness of the people, without which that
presence of mind, no less essential in times of moral than of
material peril, will be wanting at the critical moment.
Would this fervor of the Free States hold out? Was it
kindled by a just feeling of the value of constitutional
liberty? Had it body enough to withstand the inevitable
dampening of checks, reverses, delays? Had our population
intelligence enough to comprehend that the choice was between
order and anarchy, between the equilibrium of a government by
law and the tussle of misrule by *pronunciamiento?* Could a
war be maintained without the ordinary stimulus of hatred and
plunder, and with the impersonal loyalty of principle? These
were serious questions, and with no precedent to aid in
answering them. At the beginning of the war there was,
indeed, occasion for the most anxious apprehension. A
President known to be infected with the political heresies,
and suspected of sympathy with the treason, of the Southern
conspirators, had just surrendered the reins, we will not say
of power, but of chaos, to a successor known only as the
representative of a party whose leaders, with long training
in opposition, had none in the conduct of affairs; an empty
treasury was called on to supply resources beyond precedent
in the history of finance; the trees were yet growing and the
iron unmined with which a navy was to be built and armored;
officers without discipline were to make a mob into an army;
and, above all, the public opinion of Europe, echoed and
reinforced with every vague hint and every specious argument
of despondency by a powerful faction at home, was either
contemptuously sceptical or actively hostile. It would be
hard to over-estimate the force of this latter element of
disintegration and discouragement among a people where every
citizen at home, and every soldier in the field, is a reader
of newspapers. The peddlers of rumor in the North were the
most effective allies of the rebellion. A nation can be
liable to no more insidious treachery than that of the
telegraph, sending hourly its electric thrill of panic along
the remotest nerves of the community, till the excited
imagination makes every real danger loom heightened with its
unreal double. And even if we look only at more palpable
difficulties, the problem to be solved by our civil war was
so vast, both in its immediate relations and its future
consequences; the conditions of its solution were so
intricate and so greatly dependent on incalculable and

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Abilene Daily Reporter, The (Newspaper) - February 6, 1931, Abilene, Texas UNSU TUD .gRrfkne Bail? Reporter "WITHOUT OR WITH OFFENSE TO FRIENDS OR FOBS, WE SKETCH YOUB WORLD .EXACTLY AS IT EDI1 noN VOLUME L ABILENE, TEXAS, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 6, FOURTEEN PAGES i tVKM! r, EDITION OF I I AB11.RNIS MOANIVfl NEW9 J NUMBER LIEF COMPROMISE HITS NEW SNAG fei Hooting Marks Introduction Of Highway Bond Plan CONFESSES ROBBERY OF CHICO BAM All's Well Now LEADS COPS TO HIDING PLACE OF MONEY Randol Ross, One of Five Held In Holdup, Denies Part In Boyrl Roobery "Letting lie and ullh Icsal ut cmT, IhiKli NY. Thompson, 29-vcar-oId DECATUK, Feb. 6. Randol Ross, one of five de- fendants charged with robbery of the Cliico State Bank a week sVro, late Thursday con- fessed his uart in the offense Wilbur Speaks to Deaf Students And Swiftly Flying Fingers of Interpreter Translates Message WASHINGTON. 6. Secretary Wilbur chuckled today as lie related lo friends how swillly' flying fingers wrote into (lie air yesterday a speech he was el Ever was saying1 to was tlic interpreter's that if anything1 wasn't right, Wane it on tlic translator. The secretary's nil dress was made before inmates of the His nurtirncc apparently liunsi Columbia Institution for the dear, en his words, Rr the interpreter's on die birthday anniversary 'of nimble luimts he pi at lull anil bright eyes followed the quick tTgits, Smiles gleamed on the faces of Ills hearers as Wilbur told them Uie late Edward Miner dcl, the founder. Today Wilbur remarked upon the brightness of the faces he had seen, nii-l ihc tokens of In- 10 didn't know exactly what lie j tclligeiice displayed in their work. 'REDUCED HOUSE MEMBERSHIP PROPOSED Rep. Scott of Sweetwater Of- fers Bill to Permit State Loans to Farmers Where Quake Took Heavy Toll and led Wise County officers I to a tree one-fourth mile from the Brirtgetoi't dam construc- tion and revealed of tho loot. Rooks had been piled on the money. Acllne; upon information furnish- of cd by Tloss, Sheriff Workman anil other officers again .searched a house I near >lhc construction and found 'K: St. Louis, and lus bride, are cnjityiuj a second lioiir.vmnoit. tViicn the couple f ivcrc married, Ihc elderly groom's jillLirin'.v ttlcil an immil- jncuit Tlinii the Tliomasjioiis disappeared, licfcrc tin1 tiled, liy tlic- u.t-? j'ldkeii, Ross I u sis led he had, vHu llic .statcm'cfli from' Tfuimns-1 to do with that holdup. son thai he and Ills bride had lie- Ross was visited in jail lien; by conic rcrrjm-lhMl, relatives who that if he; expected help from them, he i [tell the entire truth about liis con- in n sugar The total amount of the loot wns I Questioned in rcnard la the rob- j suit wtrifbcry of the Continental State bank i U'liliuiping nt Boyd January 20 ivjm f ACCUSE 4 AFTER BURGLARY OF Does Her Bit ncctlon, if any, with the Chico bank robbery. After dark Thnrsrlay, Koss (.sent for officers nnd said lie was 'willing to tell ot nil he knew of the Chico offense. Although it wax dark i defendant had no trouble lo- ciULng the tree where the loot was J hidden, the officers -said. It was stated by Hoss tlint no one i but lie bad tmy connection with the robbery. A lone bandit held up tho bunk. First said two men took part, one waiting in nn auto- mobile while another entered the j [bank, bvit investigation by officers rcvcvalcd this was not correct. Ex-Teacher Kills Self in Victoria Charges Filed in U. S. Court Here; Fifth Defendant Held at Dallas Recent looting of a box car in the Texas Pacific yards at Balrd had an aftermath todny with filing of federal charges against four per- sons. A fifth, j, c. Bolton, is in custody in Dallas. Arraigned before Mrs. Ida M. James, U. S. commissioner, S. C- ADSTIN. Feb. The state highway] bond proposal was sent to a committee o n coustitution.il amendments by tlie house to- day. Hooting marked its in- troduction. Another proposed aulendiuent, suggested by J. B. Haynes of Oleburne, would re- duce the house membership. IE proposes two representatives for each state senatorial dis- trict. This would cut the house from 150 to 62 members. P-l Insert; Legislature Banner Drouth Relief Bill. A drouth relief bill was offered by Rep. Will 1L Scott of Sweetwa- WASHINGTON, I-tb. Itcr- "Under it county commission- While Administrator HJncs of the j clV courts may loan money to each Veterans bureau was urging yester- j CUNNINGHAM'S VOTE -AUSTIN. Feb. Cun- nitigham, senator from the IVcst Texas iHslrict, ivill not vole against Hie of Frank BaPdivin as a mender of tlic stale board of education, ho sairl today. The senate, fix- ing Monday for executive session, appareHtTy will not then review the board of education appointments, liut consider only SENATE MOVES TO STOP PAYMENT OF CERTAIITDISAELED VETS" Bureau Officials, Drawing High Salaries and Fat Disability Checks Are Target for Resolution day a.'cut In disability allowances -rtucjjlgJjpspUalization as incen- tive to tho iiien to leave the nov- crtinicnt institutions as soon as they arc cured, the senate struck at em- ployes of the veterans bureau who arc drawing .compensation as dis- abled men simultaneously with their j salaries from the government. It approved a resolution to pro- hibit Government employes with sal- aries of or more from receiv- I huj disability allowances. The ac- lion came after Senator re- publican. Pennsylvania, termed cx- islitig conditions ft "wildspread scandal, mid named a long list of men drawing substantial sums Irotn both sources. "It ts astounding, said Hoed, to find hov; much kidney trouble, stomach trouble and chronic bron- chitis has been found among those J men who never saw France during the war, but were able to show Ellison and Mi's. Mary Logan were their, companions that their diseases cadi Riven bond at and J. came from the army service. I won- der how these sauries SOUIK! When KoKcmary iCmissc, .T, above of AVeb.stor, IV. Y., heard that other lEUIc liflys and Klein were liimtrry, slie tnok a hatf itotlar nut of her b.tnU anil sent it to Ilnovrr "lo buy sonic brcari and liitllcr and nillh and ftr lljpm. She tailed the VICTORIA, Feb. Shot through Ibc heart, Miss Sue liajus, 30, former leneher In the Vic- toria public- schools, was found dead yesterday in an office in the Vic- toria National Bank building, A note hi her purse rceu.icsl.eil that her brother. Dr. W. C. WiJHams of San Marcos, be notified. Justice T. P. Lenoir returned a verdict of sui- cide. Thfi to San Mai was ein cuts reside hi San Augelo. rc-Ji while C'ros 'j n mv lut s K os c m nry 's penny. Shoots, Repents nt her hus- band's ivoutills. Mrs. Alline Keck 23, lias been held in jail, :i1 Ohiihc, K.is. She is salil la Jun-c shot liftu in n Jealous rajjc. Af'.cr ihc slinoUng; Mrs, Keck look her Inisbaml In n Imsjiilal and brppci to I'Minvctl nurse liiiu to lic.-llh, G, Austin and Will Fife at Tlic defendants pleaded not guilty. Ellison, a Chestnut street dealer in second-hand goods, and Mrs. Logan arc charged with receiving and concealing stolen property. El- lison was arrested .today at his store by Baylor Crawford, deputy U. S, marshal, on a warrant out uf federal court; and Mrs. Logan rtL her China street home by H. T. O'Bar and G. C. Hall, city plain- clothes men. Austin and Fife hnd niVi't bccn in custody earlier. They -e charged with burblary. The box car episode occurred January 30, and most of the goods Her pr- Miss Sue H. Williams last No- vember 30 listed her application with the El Pa.sa-Texarkcina Teach- ers' Agency, rounded ant] operated by W. A. Bynmn of Abilene. Snc gave her address EIS 2Q West regarcl avenue, San Angclo; her jigc 31; and her preference, Instruction in intermediate grades. MLss Williams was a. 1920 gradu- ate of C. I. A., Den ton, now t h c Texas Slate College for Women, in 1023 she attended thn Art institute, Chicago. She taught in the Dallas schools I92o-6, at Victoria lSZt-5. and in Hawaii 1020-22. she said Hi her application she had nqt bcrn teaching the past four years, as she owned and operated n Martha Washington cnndy shop in S a n taken was recovered Wednesday from a truck which officers found at a point three miles north of Ab- ilene. Tlie loot included 24 pairs of chcnp shoes. 48 pairs of with tobacco, candy and other sun- dries. City officers working on the case had the assistance of M. C. Darnell and B. L. Bates, special officers of tlic Texas Pacific, and L. E- Kiugman, U. S. agent. some poor enlisted man Is drawing compensation of LI mouth and has no job. He said there was positive pro or the bureau officials were too Ubcrai in diagnosing one another's disa- bilities. Hincs' plan for cutting- disability allowances involved a 50 per cent cut in the maximum allowances, with provision that in the ca.sc of married men the half taken off would be paid the families. In no case would the allowance go below a mouth. He admitted the proposal would bo unpopular but was urged imme- diately to draw up legislation lo carry it out. There was little be- lief today It stood any chancy of passage at this session, the nominalism of John A. Nm-- ris for chairman of tlie stale ivalcr board, rcappaiiitmenl. HOOVER COLD TO REVISED PLAN OF SENATE C r 0 SAHFRAHCiSCO A HAWAIIAN ISLANDS The yesterday asltcrl Senator Cunniueham by lo stale how lie would vole on the Italdwin appointment. The West Texas Chamber of Commerce has made a protest agninst con- firmation of HID Waco cdilor oil tlic ground he is hostile to this section. needy fanners to buy seed and feed for cultivation of 60 acres. If the county cannot raise the loan money, the bill provides that up to per county may be loaned by the state on approval oC the gov- ernor. Loans are to be secured by crop Ucns payable next December with low interest. In the senate general appropria- tions bills for tho next two years for higher schools and state insti- tutions were uitvouuccd by Senate? Beck, chairman of tho state finance (Turn to page 13, Col. 4, please! Buck Jones Be Tried Feb. 23 OVALO UPSETS TUSCOLAFIVE BRADSHAW, LAWN OTHER VICTORS AS COUNTY TOURNEY OPENS Above 'is a view of Hawkc.s' Bay, Napier, Norlh Island, New Zea- land, scene of the disastrous earthquake ivliich devastated the cUy, InJK-ing more than persons nnd killing hundreds, Tidal waves and added, lo the terror ot survivors oC tup. catastrophe and breaks in the earth's crust arc sa'id to extend a distance of 10 miles, Virtually .-ill of North Island felt the shock. COWBOYS TO GO LEGGE TO QUIT ON AIR OVER OFFICE AFTER MARCH 4TH President's Attitude Renews Deadlock; His Friends Are Stunned RP rAnl firt Bllck Jnncs" v.-ith tiic fatal .1.1 UUIj hci.c Of Wcldon L. Russcl) Dies in Sherman Plotter Against Mussolini Jailed SHERMAN, Feb. F. Pool, Sr.. 68. died at his home here Tlmi'sdny after a long Illness. Pool in 1911 founded n garment, factory which has two plants here and one at McKinncy. He was formerly a merchant In Carnej-on and Inter a ranchman In West Texas. Ovalo, IJradsliaw and Lawn wero winners this momlng as the first three ot live uames needed in com- plete tlie first round of the Taylor county basketball tournament were played. Victory of Ovalo over TuscoJn, J6 to i3, provided the (ivst leature aud i at, the same time the first upset. TuscoU had been favored to tight ROME, Feb. (i......Ml Fl T Sr" wns Schh-ni. arrested Tuesday for, of Ah" brother. possession of iirra.ms nnd "c.vplo-1 llcuc', rhc Uvo nlc" wcrc slves, confessed today, police saifl, i that he had planned nn attempt on MOmlneut, In Texas manufacturing, His c.lothinB fac- tory at Sherman, established .'n 1911, rose from n email overall manufacturing house employing lit persons to an Institution whose payroll liss run up to 700. He the life of Premier Mussolini. He brought two hiBh plosive bomb.? here for that pur- pose, police said he told them. Schlrrn attested utter a sun- liffht with police and there were rumors at the time that lie had planned an attempt on ISfussoIinrs lite, but these were denied by tin. mcrly had ranching interests around Abilene real estate man, late in January, was set for February 23, Arraigned for hearing Thursday, Jones was offered bond at Midhmd officers were wondering i it out with Lawn for the champion- today whether Jones will have to be Neither team was able to rcimticlcd under another basket at close quarters, Haslctt cl Columbus, Ohio, who Is' to sldc D Hazard accounted here. The defendant, however, de- for ncai'ly all of Tuscola's scores, j clarcs lie Is named Jones and says'getting twelve points. distant; the Haslett from Ohio Is only a half: Lawn and BraxLshaw copped by j one-sided majorities from Tye and North Park, Score ijl CV IVinvnnn HanAe i tllc! Lawn was M lo 16' f netiUb In the Bradshaw game was SI to 7. n. Windham headed the Lawn scorers with 14, and Bas'ivcll j IVAS high for Ilradslinw wltli J3. OLNEY Fcb V Morgan, Thls afternoon Potosi was schcd- dcnlcr and civic against Rogers, Sanclefer, banti manager, aunounc- crt today lie had closed a contract, via long distance telephone, for a one-hour concert over station WOAI, SBJI Antonio, the night of either Saturday, Fcb. 21, or Sunday the birthday. The program is to go out over NBC's national hook-up, he was in- formed. Tlic band's appearance will be In Laredo, fn the border city's Washington celebra- tion, nn annual affair which is na- tionally famous for its magnitude and uniqueness. Thirty to forty bands will participate. Including Mexican bands, In two days of mu- sic, but the Cowboy Band'draws the feature hour over NBC, through WOAI, Sandefcr was advised. "H'c wll! give our European vau- program, with several new', j novc-Kics we have worked up for jour summer appearances." he said. j "The band will leave In two blisses jtlic morning of February 20. stop-! phiK at Kcrrvillc to give a concert that night." One-Hour Concert To Be Broad-; Declines to Elaborate; J. C. cast Throughout Nation j Stone of Kentucky Groom- On February 21 or 22 ed as Successor 'The Cowboy Band of Simmons! WASHINGTON, Feb. university will make its nationwide j Aicximacr H. whose chair- acbut on the air this month Gib Jiunui. numhiu ot federal farm bonrd has been marked by considerable j controversy, plans to retire soon after congress adjourns on March 4, it was learned today. President Hoover lias several times sought to persuade Chairman Leggc to remain, but lias been un- successful, and it is the adminis- tration plnn at this time to appoint James C. Stone of Kentucky to ixic- cccd him. Stone is now vice chnir- (Turn to pnge 13, Col. 6, please! BY K. HUTOH1NSON I. N. S. Staff Correspondent. WASHINGTON, Feb. President Hoover's refusal to interpret a prospective com- promise relief bill, in advance of its enactment, today dead- locked an.ew the controversy betweett White House and sen- ate oyer federal appropriations for sufferers in the drouth areas. AH Factions Willing All factions in the senate were willing to accept a compromise, ap- propriating1 federal funds under any' terms laid down by the president, providing only he would have pow- er to spend the money in buying food should drouth distress ge.t >riiid'control of tho .American Rea Cross. Tlie factional'leaders mere- ly Insisted that the president agroe the compromise would give liun such a power. Tlie deadlock came when Mr. Hoover declined to Inter- pret his powers under tlie compro- mise. The president's attitude stunned administration leaders in the senate they had been led to believe t he president favored a. compromise oL the drouth controversy, in order LO avoid a special session after March 4. Co usequen tly, t hey won over democratic leaders to the point of negotiating a compromise, the exact terms of which were virtually left to the president. All these peace efforts were blasted when tlie pres- ident refused to enter the negotia- tions. Appropriation Rejected The legislative Jam In the senate, meanwhile was accentuated when the conference report on the post- office and treasury appropriations bill, was rejected after being held (.Turn to page 13, Col. 6, please) Los Aageles Hops Off for Panama WASHINGTON, Feb. 6. navy dirigible Los Angeles left Ouan- tanamo, Cuba, at a. m. today for Panama. Tho dirigible was moored fn the Guantanamo naval ba-w yesterday, atter an uneventful journey from Lakehurst.- -The Los Angeles new miles in, 24 hours and seven minutes. Cadet Flier Is BELLE LIVINGSTON, HOSTESS FOR NIGHT TERM Picturesque Former Actress Found Guilty of Contempt in Dis- regarding Injunction Restraining Pro Law Violation WeatheTt past president of the Texas Travel- ers Protective Association, nnd for- _______ against, Rogers, and Bluir mianimonsly clectcrt president j "gainst Trent, llnmby, Buffalo dap, kUtturUics. Auiarlllo. of the local chamber of commerce i and Merkcl drew byes and advanced las', night. automatically luto the second A. A. Cooper, lands and insurance round. Some .second round games man, was chosen vice president. may be played this noon, NEW YORK, Feb. BeUe Livingston, picturesque nig'nt club hostess who declares she open- ed her so-called "salon" in the fashionable fifties at the suggestion 1 Dreiser, the novelist, date on sentenced u> tuin? days In Jail. i Slic was convicted of contempt of EL PASO. 6, siMclal court. for violating an Inlunctlon; plane was to leave here todny rorlrMtrnlnlnc her from violating tho Cailsb.ici. N. M., to return Earl Don- 'prohibition law. Her trial resulted j nelly, cadet flier of Kelly Field, lo from a, raid on her "salon1' only! his squadron. j days sftcr the injunction had Donnelly, who became separate.! j been Issued. i from the army tilers during an ex-1 Belle, who faced a maximum': i curfiion flight Wednesday morning, i term of one year before she was wired Fort Bliss officers late last sentenced, steadfastly maintained night that he was safe. the "salon" was not her own, and I DurtnK the two day.s he was miss- that she was merely, in the employ 1 tug, 45 avmy tliera piutielpated in ,of the night, clu'o ownevs. extensive search for him. Tlie IMS- would mean little or nothing Rage reported he had been forced; to impose a fine en said Juds-, rtown by engine trouble on a ranch'Cnflcy In jailing JVllc. 30 miles southeast of Rsswcll. New appeal will be made by IlcT.r, i Mexico. (Turn to yage 13, Col. 1. nlcisc! ;
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There are Healthy Alternatives to Prednisone.
Prednisone is a corticosteroid that is often used to treat inflammation in the body. It can be prescribed to treat a variety of illnesses, both short and long term. It is often used to treat various lung ailments such as asthma, bronchitis and even pulmonary fibrosis; skin inflammation; arthritis; eye problems and immune system disorders.
Prednisone can be an effective drug for treating the symptoms of various illnesses, but it rarely addresses the root causes of the illness. The harmful side effects of prednisone often outweigh the benefits of long term use.
Inhibiting Natural Processes
Steroids are produced naturally in the body and help fight infection and inflammation. Prednisone can augment the natural steroids in your body and when taken for a long time can even replace them. When steroids are used long term, the body will reduce or eliminate the steroids it makes naturally.
According to WebMD, Long term use of prednisone can also reduce the symptoms of infections. It can mask infections so that you do not notice you have an illness such as the flu or pneumonia until it has done significant damage.
Harmful Side Effects
One of the most concerning effects of long term use of prednisone is mood disorders. Prednisone can cause depression, anxiety, inability to sleep and mood swings. It may not be obvious that these feelings are connected with your medication.
Long term use of prednisone can also cause osteoporosis, thinning of the skin, weight gain, and extreme fatigue. Everyday Health also points out that research has connected prednisone use to a specific kind of cancer called Kaposi's sarcoma.
Prednisone can also negatively interact with many medications. It is important to be aware of how the various medications you take work together. Depending on your ailments, prednisone may not even be an option for you.
Knowing these facts about prednisone can feel bleak to someone whose only relief comes from taking this drug or others like it. However, there are safe and healthy alternatives that are not commonly used in clinical settings.
Treating Root Causes
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THE 61st Annual General meeting of the Antrim and District Darts League was held in the Top of the Town clubrooms last week, when 12 clubs, including the three new clubs, had two representatives present.
Tommy Forsythe, Antrim League's representative at the NIDO meetings conducted the election of officers.
Mel Matthews, Parkhall Inn suggested that the League Officers had a very successful programme last season and proposed that all the officers, if they had no objections be re-elected.
This proposal was welcomed by all the delegates attending.
The election results are as follows: Chairman, Trevor Harbinson of Crow's Nest; Vic-Chairman, Tommy Forsythe of Bushe Bar; Secretary, John Taggart of Antrim Rugby Club; Treasurer, Brian Gibb of Bushe Bar and Assistant Treasurer and Press Officer, William Hemming of the Galleon.
The above officers together with the following names will serve on the special Committee to which there was no change from last season: Jacko Cowan, Galleon; Liam Lenaghan, Bushe Bar; Billy Ball, Chimney Corner; and Barry McNally, Top of the Town. Barry will also be League table organiser for the season.
Two teams, The Lions and Shanogue House didn't send representatives to the AGM and seemed to have pulled out of the League this season.
Chairman Trevor Harbinson thanked Tommy Forsythe for his job of getting the new officers elected in record time.
All delegates are asked to gauge their club members views on the individual Championship being played on a Saturday to a finish instead of a Friday night. The provisional date is Saturday, January 19, 2008 starting at 1pm.
Their views will be heard at the September League meeting in the Top of the town on Monday 14. The League programme starts on Friday, September 21 when all League signings and registration fees plus any outstanding tender must be paid.
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Winter Holidays in Austria
Wagrain-Kleinarl is an irresistible vacation destination in the heart of the Salzburger Sportwelt region. The opportunities for your winter vacation are diverse and many. We invite you to enjoy this initial first impression.
Of course, a winter getaway in Austria doesn't consist of skiing alone. Many visitors come to Wagrain-Kleinarl in winter for very different reasons. The charm of this family-friendly winter region and the sincerity of the locals have resulted in enduring friendships. In many a family, three generations have returned to Wagrain-Kleinarl year-in and year-out, not least because the wealth of winter activities to choose from sparks the enthusiasm of practically everyone no matter what their interests.


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You all remember the McKayla Maroney "is not impressed" face from the medal ceremony in this past Summer Olympics. Perhaps the Taylor Swift face will be the next to make the internet rounds. She was very unimpressed by Adele beating her out for a Golden Globes award; here's the reaction that the camera caught. She also got slammed by co-hosts Tina Fey and Amy Poehler. from Perez Hilton (where you can watch the video) Thank you Tina Fey and Amy Poehler. Thank you for saying everything we've been thinking all night! LOLz! After losing the Globe for "Best Actress in a TV Comedy," the diabolical duo decided to get (pretend) drunk and talk some serious shiz. Press "PLAY" (above) to hear what nASSty things they had to say about Taylor Swift's love life and the girl who stole their award, Lena Dunham! Paul M. Banks is CEO of The Sports Bank.net, a Google News site generating millions of unique visitors. He's also a regular contributor to Chicago Now, Chicago Tribune.com, Walter Football....
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Phil Packer was injured during a tour of duty in Iraq in 2008. Initially told that it was highly unlikely that he would walk again, Phil completed a series of physical challenges to raise money for wounded service personnel and then charities supporting Young People. In 2009 he rowed the English Channel, walked the London Marathon over 14 days, and hauled himself up El Capitan.
He raised over $1.5million and inspired millions around the world. In 2010 he was awarded an MBE (Member of the British Empire) by Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II. He has regained the ability to walk although he is still paralyzed internally from the waist to upper thighs.
In 2010 he founded the British Inspiration Trust (BRIT) – a visionary charity for charities dedicated to inspiring young people facing adversity in their lives.
In this Q&A, Packer talks about being an Architect of Change and provides advice on how to navigate change in our lives.
MARIASHRIVER.COM: What does being an "Architect of Change" mean to you?
PHIL PACKER: Change happens to everyone; change affects you personally and we all have the ability to change the lives of others in a positive way. When my injury happened it changed my life. There were dark days in the beginning. Being an Architect of Change is recognizing you have power to create something good from the changes in your life. My vision for BRIT is to bring about positive changes in the lives of young people facing their darkest times. BRIT is a Centre of best practices that charities can use for their young people, with any disability or medical condition, to empower them to regain their self-confidence, self-belief and self-worth.
MARIASHRIVER.COM: Why is change so difficult?
PHIL PACKER: Well, change either happens to us through something we cannot control, i.e. job loss, divorce, accident or else we take charge and decide to change something in our lives or those of others. When we take charge change is easier because we are the ones driving it, but when change is forced on us, that is more difficult. In my experience, if you have self-belief and others believe in you, you achieve more success through positive thinking.
MARIASHRIVER.COM: What do you mean?
PHIL PACKER: We don't always want the change to happen. I didn't expect to become a paraplegic and some of my initial dark times were spent just trying to acknowledge, understand and come to terms with my new life. When change is forced on us it takes time to adjust.
MARIASHRIVER.COM: How can we accept change?
PHIL PACKER: That's where Maria Shriver's concept of being an Architect of Change comes in. Regardless of whether we wanted the change or it was forced on us, the next step is up to us. Everyone is different. For me becoming acknowledged by Maria as an architect involves building something inspirational that will change the lives of young people facing adversity.
MARIASHRIVER.COM: You make it sound so easy.
PHIL PACKER: No, it's not. But what is your alternative? I nearly lost my life a few years ago, and while my life is different from before, it is a good life. When life knocks you down you can take control of the situation or allow the situation to take a negative effect on your life. My life is now about affecting positive change in the lives of young people. As long as I believe this with all my heart I know I can bring about change through BRIT. Building a new life takes time. I didn't come up with the idea for the British Inspiration Trust overnight. Instead it was a process that started back in the hospital when I woke up and was told I would most likely never walk again. In the beginning it was coming to terms with my new reality, and then it was trying to find something to do that gave me self-worth, which is when I started raising money for charity. Along the way young people talked with me about their struggles and I slowly realized that helping them regain their self-belief is my passion in life.
MARIASHRIVER.COM: What advice would you give to others that are in the process of becoming Architects of Change?
PHIL PACKER: Be kind to yourself. While change can be fun and exciting it can also be scary and disorienting. Realize that this is a process and it will take time to build your new life, but you can do it! We are each of us capable of being our own Architect of Change and building something beautiful in our lives. I would challenge you to go out there, believe in yourself and just give it a go with a "can do" attitude. There will be setbacks, but those are also learning opportunities. Be kind to yourself, be true to yourself and be an Architect of Change in your life.
MARIASHRIVER.COM: How can people get involved and be supportive to your cause?
PHIL PACKER: Join the BRIT journey. Follow us on Facebook and Twitter — and register your support on our website, www.britishinspirationtrust.org.uk. I believe this is a display of force which will inspire thousands of companies to become involved by pledging their financial support to BRIT. When corporations see we have support from the public, they are more likely to become involved.
Phil Packer recorded the video below exclusively for MariaShriver.com. Take a look and then tell us in the comments section below: What does being an "Architect of Change" mean to you?


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This course will teach students contemplative practices, including formal meditation and post-meditation practices that will assist them in developing essential lawyering skills. The skills underlying effective lawyering include reading and analyzing, interviewing, counseling, negotiating, litigating and mediating disputes. These lawyering skills in turn require the underlying skills of focusing without distraction, listening, explaining, facilitating communication between others, compassion or empathy for others, accurately defining the issues and needs of others, self-critique, and dealing with conflict. The skill of dealing with conflict in turn requires understanding the roots of conflict as well as the roots of the emotions of conflict in order to be able to help others resolving conflict.
In this course, students will learn contemplative practices designed to develop these skills through promoting present non-distracted awareness and through generating compassion and empathy. In addition, students will learn practices that analyze the nature and source of negative emotions, making it possible to work skillfully with the emotions of conflict, including attachment, anger, pride, jealousy, greed and fear. Students will be required to read a variety of materials on contemplative practice and its relationship to law practice. They will also be required to apply what they learn in meditation in the real world of reading, analyzing, interviewing, interacting with others, counseling, negotiating, making moot court arguments, etc. Students will report what they learn from these exercises in a journal format.


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We have added a new sample solution to our samples package on CodePlex. This sample uses the StreamInsight extensibility framework to implement a pattern detection application. The solution can be found in Applications\PatternDetector contains - apart from the used adapters - the following projects:
Our pattern matching user-defined operator is based on an augmented finite automaton (AFA) - which is basically a non-deterministic finite automaton (NFA) with additional information, called a register, that can be created and maintained as part of the automaton during runtime.
The PatternDetector example uses a sample input stream of stock prices as point events (read from a file with the SimpleTextFileReader input adapter), and defines an AFA that detects a sequence of downticks followed by an equal number of upticks. We detect the pattern over a tumbling window of one hour. The corresponding AFA is shown in the file AFAexample.pptx (included in the solution), and is implemented in AFA_EqualDownticksUpticks.cs. The output is simply dumped on the console.
For more information on pattern matching using AFA, see:
Badrish Chandramouli, Jonathan Goldstein, and David Maier. High-Performance Dynamic Pattern Matching over Disordered Streams. In VLDB 2010.
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Omaha Police were called to 60th and Center around 10:30 Monday morning after someone reported that a female was breaking into a car and possibly stealing items.
Omaha Police tell NewsRadio 1110 KFAB they made contact with the woman and placed her in handcuffs inside a cruiser.
The woman managed to slip her hand out of one of the cuffs and took off running with the cuffs still attached to her other wrist.
Residents living near 60th and Spring called 911 and reported a woman running in the area and jumping fences.
After about a two block foot pursuit, the woman was arrested in the front yard of a home. Police say while in custody the woman became unresponsive. She was taken to the hospital to be checked out.


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Eight Bulls Make Athlon's All-Conference Team
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TAMPA – Center Austin Reiter and defensive end Aaron Lynch headline a list of eight Bulls that have earned spots on the preseason 2013 American Athletic All-Conference Team.
Reiter and Lynch were named to Athlon's first team while tight end Sean Price and linebacker DeDe Lattimore were second-team selections. Wide receiver Andre Davis, tackle Quinterrius Eatmon, defensive end Ryne Giddins and safety Mark Joyce made the third team in the Athlon release that can be viewed HERE.
Reiter, a 6-foot-3, 273-pound redshirt junior, started all 12 of USF's games in 2012 and this offseason he was one of 44 players named to the Rimington Trophy Watch List, an award given out to the nation's top center each year.
Lynch sat out last season after transferring to USF from Notre Dame, where he earned first-team Freshman All-America honors after posting 33 tackles, 5.5 sacks and seven tackles for loss in 12 games (six starts) as a true freshman in 2011.
Price gained valuable experience last season while playing in 12 games (three starts) and caught six passes for 65 yards. Before becoming a Bull, the 6-foot-3, 249-pounder was ranked as the fourth-best tight end recruit in the nation and appeared in the Under Armour All-American game.
Lattimore started every game last season while leading the Bulls with 7.5 tackles for loss as a weakside and middle linebacker. The redshirt senior finished third on the team with 76 total tackles after making the 2012 Lombardi Award Watch List.
Davis, a senior, was USF's top pass-catching threat last season, totaling 46 receptions for 534 yards and six touchdowns. Davis' reception total ranks sixth on USF's all-time single-season list and his receiving yards were good for eighth in program history.
Eatmon, a 6-foot-6, 311-pound redshirt junior, has started 23 games at right tackle the past two seasons and was named a second-team Freshman All-American by Yahoo! Sports in 2011.
Giddins, a redshirt senior, totaled nine sacks, 15 tackles for loss and 69 tackles the past two seasons while starting 19 of 24 games. Joyce, a senior, tallied 74 tackles while starting 11 games last season and had at least five tackles in 11 contests.


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Air Conditioning Problem
I have had my 11 limited 4 x4 since June and my air conditioning has stopped working twice...The fan is running but very little air is coming from the vents and the temperature of the air is cool but not cold. First time it happened on a Sunday and when the vehicle was started the next morning everything worked fine. I thought it was a fluke so didn't think anymore about it. Happened again this past weekend same scenario working fine and then fan is running but very little air is coming from the vents. I had about 3 hours of a very hot car. Of course I started it again on Monday morning and it worked great!!! Service guy told me to come in the next time it happens so it can be checked but I know it will wait until I am on a trip. The other times it has stop working have been on 2 hrs plus trips. Has anyone else had this experience? Or do you think I should push the service dept to evaluate it and fix the issue? Thx for you help in advance
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Press him hard. He is being a jerk.
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What's your build date on it? (check inside the driver's side door). If it's a 5.7, there was a big flash update that addressed a bunch of issues, including air conditioning not cooling enough. If your car was built before April, it might just need this. Update is 18-035-11. I'd print out a copy, linked below, and take it with you to the shop.
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check your fuses bud. That happened to me. The air conditioner would be working fine then it would sound like it was just blowing in the dash and not coming out of the vents; quickly resulting in a hot cabin. You could hear the system running; but it wasn't cooling. I opened up the fuse box under the hood and the one that controls the HVAC was loose. I pushed it down, it clicked, and it's worked since. Must have been a loose connection causing the system to hiccup or something.
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Thanks for the replys and help...We will ck the fuses tomorrow...If that doesn't seem to be the problem then I am making an appt with the service dept. And I have printed out the update which I will insist on them doing..Again thanks
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I know in the manual it talks about when you turn the heat on it will only start out low till the temp gets high enough so its not full bore cold air blasting at you. Maybe the same for the ac and somethings screwy?
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The Affordable Care Act made preparing and filing tax returns even more complicated last year (I know, you'd think that wasn't possible) because of the gymnastics involved in running health insurance subsidies and credits through the tax code.
Now we're learning that thousands of people might lose their health insurance subsidies because they didn't file a 2014 tax return.
As The New York Times reports, if you got a health insurance subsidy, you have to file a tax return so the government can confirm that your income was low enough to qualify for the credit.
That means that many people who otherwise didn't have to file tax returns had to send in a Form 1040, just because of the Obamacare subsidy.
Over the summer, the IRS sent notices to more than a million people who got insurance subsidies but hadn't yet filed returns, warning them that they could lose all their subsidies. But since people can send in extensions and file a valid return up until October 15, that served to unnecessarily scare the shit out of a bunch of people who hadn't done anything wrong.
I'm hoping that there's going to be a procedure to help people who needed to file returns but either didn't do so or filed after October 15. In the meantime–can you believe it?–the season for shopping for health care coverage is upon us again, and folks looking to get started on that process can get some basis information by going to the ObamaCare website.


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Google Inc has settled a shareholder class action lawsuit that clears the way for the company to issue a new class of nonvoting stock, giving the company a currency for acquisitions that would not dilute the founders' control.Google Settles Shareholder Class Action Lawsuit [reuters.com]
The settlement, which still needs court approval, ends the lawsuit that had been scheduled to go to trial on Tuesday in the Court of Chancery in Delaware, where Google is incorporated. The founders of Google would have had to testify.
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Developed in collaboration with the University of Auckland Goodfellow Unit in 2007.
Author: Hon A/Prof Amanda Oakley, Dermatologist, Hamilton, New Zealand, 2009.
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- Identify and manage tinea capitis
Tinea capitis most often presents in young children. In New Zealand, the zoophilic dermatophyte Microsporum canis has traditionally been the cause of tinea capitis and is due to contact with an infected kitten or rarely an older cat or dog. However in the last decade, T. tonsurans and T. violaceum have also become common causes of tinea capitis; these are anthropophilic organisms, i.e. they naturally infect humans. Anthropophilic tinea capitis may result in asymptomatic carriage in adults and children and can be transmitted by sharing hairbrushes and clothing.
Tinea capitis is classified according to how the fungus invades the hair shaft.
- Ectothrix infection (M. canis): hyphae and arthroconidia cover the outside of the hair. Ectothrix infections fluoresce green on Wood's light examination.
- Endothrix infection (T. tonsurans, T. violaceum): The hair shaft is filled with hyphae and arthroconidia. Endothrix infections do not fluoresce with Wood's light.
Tinea capitis may present in several ways.
- Dry scaling – like dandruff but usually with moth-eaten hair loss
- Black dots – the hairs are broken off at the scalp surface, which is scaly
- Smooth areas of hair loss (uncommon)
- Kerion – very inflamed abscess-like mass that may result in permanent scarring
- Carrier state – no symptoms and only mild scaling
Wood's light examination
A Wood's light is a hand-held fluorescent lamp emitting "long wave" ultraviolet A. In dark conditions, certain infections fluoresce on exposure to the light.
- Fungal infection of the hair and scalp due to the cat ringworm Microsporum canis fluoresces green.
- Pityriasis versicolor, which mainly affects the trunk, is due to certain species of malassezia. It fluoresces yellow-green when the infection is active, providing the patient has not washed prior to examination (the responsible chemical is water soluble).
- Bacterial infection in skin flexures due to erythrasma Corynebacterium minutissimum fluoresces coral-pink.
As colour contrast increases on exposure to a Wood's light, the extent of pigmentary disorders can be determined.
- Vitiligo (white patches anywhere)
- Pityriasis versicolor (pale patches mainly on the trunk)
- Melasma (brown patches on the face)
Characteristic urinary fluorescence is also helpful in the diagnosis of hepatic porphyrias (porphyria cutanea tarda).
Wood's light
First confirm the diagnosis of tinea capitis; use a toothbrush to obtain scrapings of scale and pluck a few loose hairs for mycology. Look for other sites of infection (feet, nails). Consider other reasons for scalp scaling and hair loss especially:
- Pityriasis capitis and seborrhoeic dermatitis (hair loss is uncommon, and if present tends to be diffuse). Microscopy may be positive for malassezia yeasts.
- Psoriasis (red scaly plaques, minimal hair loss, minimal symptoms, often signs elsewhere such as scalp, elbows, knees, flexures, nails)
- Alopecia areata (no scaling)
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By Robin Scott-Elliot, Simon Rice, Jack Brennan
Andy Murray is the overwhelming favourite to win the BBC Sports Personality of the Year from the 10-strong shortlist named tonight, and leave Mo Farah's remarkable distance double unrewarded for the second year running.
Last year Bradley Wiggins won the public vote – more than 1.6m votes were cast – after becoming the first Briton to win the Tour de France and adding Olympic time-trial gold, while Farah came only fourth, behind Jess Ennis and Murray, despite his double Olympic gold in the 5,000m and 10,000m. In August Farah mirrored his Olympic achievements at the World Championships in Moscow.
Yet after ending the country's worst sporting drought to become the first British man to win Wimbledon since 1936, Murray is widely regarded as a sure thing for the traditional end-of-year award. The Scot is as short as 50-1 on with some bookmakers. Farah and former winner Tony McCoy, who rode his 4,000th winner this month, are a distant second and third favourite respectively.
Murray is one of eight men on the short list – the wheelchair racer Hannah Cockroft and Christine Ohuruogu are the only women. The BBC have been in the past been criticised for failing to give due recognition to women and surprisingly there is no place for Becky James, who won two gold and two bronze medals at the world track championships.
There are eight different sports represented but no footballers, with Gareth Bale a notable absentee. Leigh Halfpenny and Ian Bell are singled out from major team sports, rugby union and cricket respectively
1997 was the last year a tennis player was chosen as Sports Personality when Greg Rusedski was given the honour, which has been running since 1954, for reaching the final of the US Open. In contrast this year, like 2012 in which Murray won the US Open as well as an Olympic gold of his own, will see some stellar achievements fail to even earn a place in the top three – Ben Ainslie's America's Cup miracle, Chris Froome winning the Tour de France, Ohuruogu becoming world 400m champion for a second time and Justin Rose seizing the US Open, the first win by an Englishman in a major for 17 years.
The list was chosen by a panel that included Sue Barker, Kelly Holmes, Tanni Grey-Thompson, Marcus Trescothick and Liz Nicholl, chief executive of UK Sport, the body that oversees Olympic and Paralympic sport in this country, and a number of BBC sports editors and national newspaper sports editors. Sports Personality of the Year will be broadcast live from Leeds on 15 December.
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I have a thing for Swiss Army knives. Dont you? Its so neat the way everything folds up in a practical ballet of metal and blades so functional. And the look of the knife, with its bright red enameled veneer, is just so sharp. Plus, the Swiss Army knife is a living testament to the idea that retro is better: Its better-made, longer-lasting and more classic in appearance than any of those modern do-hickeys without a history. So sure, Im ready to hop on board when the Victorinox Swiss Army Road Tour breezes into town in a 34-foot Airstream trailer and stops for the day at the Garment District, 2595 South Colorado Boulevard, on its tour through eight U.S. cities.
Inside the trailer, youll find a sleek retrospective display commemorating Swiss Armys remarkable 125th anniversary, recalling the day in 1884 when Karl Elsener opened his first cutlery workshop in Ibach, Switzerland, and presenting a veritable historical timeline of knives, timepieces, travel gear and more. And special anniversary merchandise will be available for purchase inside the Garment District, including everything from a limited edition replica Heritage Knife to an Infantry Vintage Jubilee watch. Sweet.
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I finally made it to Put-In-Bay yesterday. It was my first time... of course, it was the windiest day and roughest waters scenario. Other than the lady that was seasick from the boat rocking it was great!
This adult beverage ended a great day!
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i'm on a 2.8 ghz, 1 gig ram, with plenty of hd space. i've never had seen this before, and the only thing that takes longer to open is Iluustrator, due to all my fonts (yes, i know, diable them in ATM.)
does anyone know why opera, as an application, is taking so long to open? i've searched around, and i know it's not my machine. IE is instant, NS7 is quick, but opera just takes forever to open.
any ideas? reinstall maybe?
I guess you already suspect that something is worng here. I can confirm that such an extended time for opening is not the common experience, so something is amiss with your particualtr set-up. A re-install is one thing to try, but very likely you won't see a change - still, why not?
Second thing I suspect is a conflict with some other software you have running. You might want to turn off any anti-virus app in particular, and not have anything non-essential running - then open Opera and see how it behaves.
Some people also run RAM optimizers and such - could very well be a conflict if you run any "hidden" apps like that.
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My problems only occurred with the display, but maybe it has something to do with loading in your case. Just a thought.
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As for ATM (Adobe Type Manager?) well, I write software and this program has far reaching effects. For instance, it caused a program I was writing to crash - the fault was in my code : I was releasing an icon handle twice.
If you CTRL-ALT-DEL to bring up a task list, try to open Opera and then work through the task list closing them - you'll probably find the conflict. However, if you are using NT,2000,XP be careful which tasks you close - you could easily crash the computer.
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Pacific Ocean Gets Cranked on Caffeine
Because of runoff, we've all seen coastal ocean waters turn a shade of brown most resembling the color of a venti latte.
Now it turns out it's not just the color of a polluted ocean that deserves a coffee metaphor; according to a new study, the Pacific Ocean off the coast of Oregon literally boasts elevated levels of caffeine.
While caffeine is hardly the biggest threat to the ocean, the fact that it finds its way so easily into the sea via wastewater treatment plants and improper septic systems has treacherous implications for the ocean, since pesticides and pharmaceuticals float into the sea via the same routes.
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Conducted by Portland State University in collaboration with Washington State University in Vancouver, the Oregon study sampled 14 different coastal locations and seven adjacent bodies of water ranging from Astoria to Brookings, Oregon. It was published in the July 2012 Marine Pollution Bulletin, and titled "Occurrence and concentration of caffeine in Oregon coastal waters."
The initial expectation was that the highest levels of caffeine—like other pollutants—would be discovered near big population centers, or where wastewater treatment plants emptied. But actually the highest concentrations were found near parks, where septic tanks overflowed on account of high winds and rainstorms. This begs the question: Were hikers slamming back too many caffeine-laden energy drinks?
The suggestion is that the wastewater treatment plants are actually doing their jobs, while many septic systems—in coastal areas around the country—are simply not efficient at containing pollution.
Starbucks is not wholly to blame for this scenario, since caffeine is found in a variety of foods and beverages, including tea and chocolate, as well as a variety of pharmaceuticals. One thing the study does suggest is that caffeine has reached a point where it can be measured in our effluent, which means that a lot of people out there are drinking a hell of a lot of coffee.
So far levels are not at a lethal concentration, but we should probably keep an eye out for hyperactive Chinook and sturgeon, which will invariably digest it.
And if levels are high off the coast of Oregon, what must be going on 175 miles north in the waters of the Puget Sound that surrounds Seattle?
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Being a die-hard fan of Tony Shalhoub's quirky detective Monk, the following piece of today's news surprised me in such a positive way: Monk will return to our TV screens and show creator Andy Breckman was eager to spill some more details about it:
Breckman says, "Just today as we did this interview, I just finished writing a Monk movie." [...] "I'll even tell you the title of it. 'Mr. Monk for Mayor'. He runs for mayor of San Francisco." Breckman expects you'll see the new Monk show this December, and he's hoping it will have a sequel.
The show, which came to an end after eight seasons in 2009, averaging almost 5.2 million viewers during its final run with numbers climbing up to 9.4 million during a touching two-part finale, was one of USA Network's most popular weekly outings with a total of 125 episodes.
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Melbourne developer Folkestone has bought the Australian Wheat Board former headquarters at 528 Lonsdale Street for close to $10 million.
The deal includes selling two floors to a group of Melbourne barristers, who last May secured the winning option on the eight-level, 8000 square metre building for $10 million, but did not acquire it.
Instead, the group, including Robert Richter, QC, will take up the top two floors as legal chambers.
Folkestone managing director Allan Davison said refurbishment would be complete by later this year, bringing the building's value to about $22 million.
Mr Davison said the remaining floors would be subdivided into whole or part-floor strata title offices, aimed at the legal fraternity.
The development would include some ground floor retail space.
Known as Ceres House, the building is in the heart of Melbourne's legal district, close to the Magistrates Court.
The Australian Wheat Board put the building on the market last May after signing a 10-year lease at 380 Latrobe Street with developer Australian Property Network.
The Lonsdale Street building had been the AWB's headquarters since 1961. It was transferred to AWB Pty Ltd in 1999 as part of the entity's privatisation.
At the time it was reported that Mr Richter had bought Ceres House for $10 million. But Folkestone chief financial officer Mischa Leonard said Mr Richter had bid for the property but did not acquire it.
Mr Richter confirmed he and other barristers would retain the two top floors as chambers.
He also confirmed he had been given an option over the building due to his group's winning bid, but directed further comment back to Folkestone.
"This is the final wash-up," he said, referring to the sale of the two floors.
Mr Davison would not reveal the exact price that Folkestone paid, but said it was close to $10 million.
Neither Folkestone nor Mr Richter would reveal the price paid for the two floors.
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Welcome back to the Outdoor Channel halftime show Outdoor Channel America's leader in outdoor TV on expanding the TV today it is halftime at the gore in the celtics' lead. The magic 46 to 35 job right about equity and happen to be joined by. Paul Flannery of SB nation dot com Paul. Clearly very tough news some one thing after another where this Celtics team -- today -- soldier lies for the season he has back surgery today. Now I guess the question is what are the Celtics do now. Yet that's what's really you know obviously Broncos. The big deal. Losing soldiers really difficult because they don't have a lot of depth -- If they didn't have a lot -- dealing with so -- -- so I think realistically they're gonna have to bring somebody in I think they're probably get a decent sooner rather than later. They have they have to -- -- Clearly enough. That hard captive to create a better guy I think they probably Jesus and I don't know yet that the but I think that's that's politics they're there might try to get through this weekend and see what's out there you have realistically they're gonna have to bring -- but he ended. You know we've gotten us we still have three weeks let's go to the traders. And that's -- really tell him I can't see -- doing six moves right right now. You know. In terms of exploring the replacement for solid periods at a busy scouring the -- will be of creation of veteran free agent can -- boards of mothers around here. Which direction -- he's still had two in the short term anyway. While they could've got the could affect any -- any time you're in the half which I think the Phillies. So yeah -- there's not a lot available in terms of UN BA games. There are some guys that you that you -- -- -- NATO action would have been great and they had let him go -- so he basically a guy like that but realistically they do need someone. Can come and play its development guy if there you have. You know that they've they need someone completely. Let's this is -- fab Melo not sure -- they they don't probably want to slow his progress and progress since she's or he's project as it's. Right exactly and you know there's a reason yet to court yet these. A lot of grownups do as a player and he's done very well -- -- and it take you know all things considered it radically from their for the whole season so. -- people should look at it at that knows. -- Right excellent stuff all appreciated. A subject that's. Paul Flannery of SB nation dad Thomas halftime at the garden assault -- the magic 46 to 35. Coming up next we'll check out the rest of the NBA scores and news. And this is. The Outdoor Channel halftime show Outdoor Channel America's leader and out toward TV -- and -- TV today on the Herb Chambers WEI's Celtics radio network.


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Anatomy of a slugfest
By Phil Doherty
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Boxing fans are generally willing to pay top dollar prospecting for the real-time drama of a full-blown battle royale along the lines of Gatti-Ward or Marquez-Vazquez; yet so rarely do these gems materialize. However, this past Friday night in Hollywood Florida, fans witnessed two hard-as-diamond warriors push themselves and each other past rarefied thresholds of endurance and pain.
Appearing on the undercard of Acquinity Sports' "D Day II: Dominican Domination" card were two non-Dominican fighters with a score to settle. On paper, the 10-round contest between 40-year old former WBA interim light heavyweight world champion Richard "The Destroyer" Hall (30-10, 28 KOs) of Jamaica and 33-year old Cuban former cruiserweight Humberto "El Don" Savigne (9-1, 7 KOs) bore the familiar markings of a gatekeeper's test for the former Cuban Olympian.
In the ring the matchup proved to be an absolute war.
The bad blood between these two began at the previous day's weigh-in, when Hall started jawing at Savigne, who responded with a throat-slitting gesture. A visibly incensed Hall had to be physically removed from the dais as the shouting continued unabated.
Entering the ring with the sounds of Bob Marley's "Exodus" blasting from the arena's PA proved prophetic as the power-punching lefty was about to embark on six rounds of life-or-death combat few of the roughly 2,500 fans in attendance expected.
At least one ringside observer knew full well what was coming though. Legendary matchmaker and Florida Boxing Hall-of-Famer Johnny Bos had also matched Hall in this very arena just two fights before, when Hall took on former cruiserweight world champion O' Neill "Give 'Em Hell" Bell (27-4-1, 25 KOs).
In that mêlée, Hall absorbed tremendous right hands from his fellow Jamaican countryman before dishing out repeated right hook-straight left combos; ringing O'Neill's bell and earning himself a 2nd-round TKO victory.
Hall kicked off the attack with right hooks and straight lefts, pushing forward on the offensive. Savigne responded with right-hand counters in an attempt to counterpunch "The Destroyer's" aggressiveness. Savigne found pay dirt with a crushing right uppercut that appeared to stun Hall. "El Don" poured it on but didn't catch the incoming looping left hand that left him dazed. Showing his resiliency, Savigne responded with heavy hooks upstairs.
Both fighters returned to their corners winded from the sudden and savage war of attrition.
After a momentary pause to clear ice from Savigne's corner, referee Frank Santore Jr. let the action resume and a less aggressive Savigne attempted to get back to his boxing blueprint. It seemed to work as he found purchase with sharp right hands and three-punch combinations. Despite a low-blow warning from Santore, Savigne controlled the action, which prompted Hall to start punching his own face in a sign of his desire to brawl.
Incredibly, action heated up in the third when Hall struck his own rhythm behind devastating long left hands. Savigne stuck to his guns, shooting off multiple lead right, left hook counters to hurt Hall once more. Hall relished the attack and blasted more jabs and left hands to Savigne's head, knocking him to the canvas. Santore immediately ruled the punch landed behind the head however and Hall had to content himself with winning the round rather than finishing his foe.
Savigne's cornerman Herman Caicedo implored his man not to engage "The Destroyer" in between rounds and after the bell to start the fourth. Once again Savigne heeded the coaching and led the charge with crisp right hands, racking up another round for his troubles.
Savigne carried the assault into the fifth, snapping Hall's head back with quick jabs and heavy right hands. Not to be outfought, the vicious Jamaican warrior struck with a chopping right hook to gain Savigne's attention. Following that up with a one-two combination, Hall regained the advantage as a wobbly Savigne backed away. Every blow reverberated with a sound like trucks hitting trees. Hall landed a right uppercut at the retreating Savigne, forcing the Cuban to touch one knee to the canvas. Santore never saw it and the bloodied Savigne held on for dear life as blood gushed from his nostrils. Hall vainly chased the brave Cuban looking to land just one more finishing blow.
It never came as Savigne survived the round and willed himself back to his corner.
Revived, Savigne struck back to start the sixth. Launching a fusillade of rights and with blood pouring in twin rivulets down his face, Savigne threw everything he could at the advancing "Destroyer." The smell and sight of blood emboldened Hall and he aggressively came forward. Savigne wisely boxed through the danger and landed thudding right and left hooks to Hall's midsection.
Savigne took his attack upstairs and found an opening for an absolute beauty of a left-hook, snapping Hall's head sideways and depositing the former champ in a heap on the floor. Rising on pure will and heart, Hall attempted to defend a bevy of one-twos from Savigne, but couldn't stay the inevitable and Santore mercifully waved off the abuse at 2:47 of the round.
Recognizing the rare beauty of the spectacle they'd just witnessed, fans erupted into a spontaneous standing ovation for both brave warriors. Granted, neither man may make it to the International Boxing Hall of Fame. Neither may have statues erected in their honor, but both displayed the fan-friendly style of boxing that so few of us get a chance to enjoy with any regularity these days.
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WINS will become a part of ManTech's Mission, Cyber and Technology Solutions group, led by L. William Varner. Mr. Varner said, "WINS innovative IT capabilities fit well with our existing business. With WINS we will be able to offer our customers more comprehensive solutions to overcome their complex network challenges. We look forward to working with their talented employees to provide continued excellent service to our customers."
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After crashing the WWE App, The Awesome One crashes the top 20.
A SmackDown win over Titus O'Neil propels The Showoff into the 19-spot this week.
"RybAxel" stays put this week as Elimination Chamber looms large.
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Dallas, Blockbuster Entertainment Inc. today said it has dropped its bid for rival Hollywood Entertainment Corp. Hollywood Entertainment, the No. 2 video retailer after Blockbuster, resisted the bid because of likely opposition from the Federal Trade Commission (FTC). Hollywood's board has instead accepted the FTC-approved sale to Dothan, Ala.-based Movie Gallery Inc., the third-biggest industry player. Blockbuster had offered $14.50 per share in cash and stock, while Movie Gallery proposed $13.25 per share in cash, a deal worth $850 million.
"Our decision not to extend our offer was reached after a careful review of all the available facts and circumstances," John Antioco, chairman and CEO of Blockbuster, said in a statement.
The FTC had blocked a Blockbuster-Hollywood deal in 1999 on grounds that the merger would have given the combined entity too much pricing power. Blockbuster officials said they dropped their bid in part because of the unlikelihood of obtaining FTC clearance in a timely way, according to reports.


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When is it appropriate to lease a dog? Though the term may sound unusual, it is a common practice to lease a dog. Many dog breeders will lease the services of a stud dog or breeding bitch and breeding organizations like the American Kennel Club, AKC, have put in place very specific rules that governing the leasing of a dog for breeding purposes.
For as long as filmmaking and theater have existed, there has been a need for animal performers and the leasing of animals for entertainment purposes is quite common. Many films require the services of a canine actor so production companies will routinely lease a dog to perform. Owners and trainers of leased dogs are typically responsible for the care of the canine actor and may be noted in a film's credits as animal wranglers. The American Humane Society is often brought in to make sure that animals used in films and theater productions are well cared for and treated according to the standards established by the organization's No Animals Were Harmed® program.
For families struggling with the decision to add a dog to family group, organizations like the 4-H offer a program that allows parents to lease a dog. The organization's Lease A Dog Program gives parents the opportunity to bring a dog into their home. Parents and their children are responsible for the daily care and feeding of the dog while learning about the responsibilities of pet ownership before making a long term commitment to owning and caring for a dog. This great program teaches children and their parents what it means to have a great addition to the family.