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Christmas Dinner During War
Thursday 23 December 2010 by Kathryn Hicks. 2 comments
When we think of Christmas we think of presents, decorations and most importantly Christmas dinner. What was Christmas dinner like for those at war? Private Charles Bennett (PR04245) writes in his letters home about the Christmas dinner he had in an English camp in 1916. He had: Turkey, Ham, Roast Potato, Peas, Parsnips, Xmas pudding, Café au Lait, apples, orange, bananas, saffron cakes, mince pies Lieutenant Donald Armstrong …


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Treatment with SPRYCEL is associated with severe (NCI CTC Grade 3 or 4) thrombocytopenia, neutropenia, and anemia, which occur earlier and more frequently in patients with advanced phase CML or Ph+ ALL than in patients with chronic phase CML.
In patients with chronic phase CML, perform complete blood counts (CBCs) every 2 weeks for 12 weeks, then every 3 months thereafter, or as clinically indicated. In patients with advanced phase CML or Ph+ ALL, perform CBCs weekly for the first 2 months and then monthly thereafter, or as clinically indicated.
Myelosuppression is generally reversible and usually managed by withholding SPRYCEL temporarily and/or dose reduction [see DOSAGE AND ADMINISTRATION and ADVERSE REACTIONS].
Bleeding-Related Events
In addition to causing thrombocytopenia in human subjects, dasatinib caused platelet dysfunction in vitro. In all CML or Ph+ ALL clinical studies, ≥ grade 3 central nervous system (CNS) hemorrhages, including fatalities, occurred in < 1% of patients receiving SPRYCEL. Grade 3 or greater gastrointestinal hemorrhage, including fatalities, occurred in 4% of patients and generally required treatment interruptions and transfusions. Other cases of ≥ grade 3 hemorrhage occurred in 2% of patients. Most bleeding events in clinical studies were associated with severe thrombocytopenia.
Concomitant medications that inhibit platelet function or anticoagulants may increase the risk of hemorrhage.
Fluid Retention
SPRYCEL may cause fluid retention. After 5 years of follow-up in the randomized newly diagnosed chronic phase CML study (n=258), grade 3 or 4 fluid retention was reported in 5% of patients, including 3% of patients with grade 3 or 4 pleural effusion. In patients with newly diagnosed or imatinib-resistant or -intolerant chronic phase CML, grade 3 or 4 fluid retention occurred in 6% of patients treated with SPRYCEL at the recommended dose (n=548). In patients with advanced phase CML or Ph+ ALL treated with SPRYCEL at the recommended dose (n=304), grade 3 or 4 fluid retention was reported in 8% of patients, including grade 3 or 4 pleural effusion reported in 7% of patients.
Evaluate patients who develop symptoms of pleural effusion or other fluid retention, such as new or worsened dyspnea on exertion or at rest, pleuritic chest pain, or dry cough, promptly with a chest x-ray or additional diagnostic imaging as appropriate. Fluid retention events were typically managed by supportive care measures that may include diuretics or short courses of steroids. Severe pleural effusion may require thoracentesis and oxygen therapy. Consider dose reduction or treatment interruption [see DOSAGE AND ADMINISTRATION and ADVERSE REACTIONS].
Cardiovascular Events
After 5 years of follow-up in the randomized newly diagnosed chronic phase CML trial (n=258), the following cardiac adverse events occurred: cardiac ischemic events (3.9% dasatinib vs 1.6% imatinib), cardiac-related fluid retention (8.5% dasatinib vs 3.9% imatinib), and conduction system abnormalities, most commonly arrhythmia and palpitations (7.0% dasatinib vs 5.0% imatinib). Two cases (0.8%) of peripheral arterial occlusive disease occurred with imatinib and 2 (0.8%) transient ischemic attacks occurred with dasatinib. Monitor patients for signs or symptoms consistent with cardiac dysfunction and treat appropriately.
Pulmonary Arterial Hypertension
SPRYCEL may increase the risk of developing pulmonary arterial hypertension (PAH) which may occur any time after initiation, including after more than 1 year of treatment. Manifestations include dyspnea, fatigue, hypoxia, and fluid retention. PAH may be reversible on discontinuation of SPRYCEL. Evaluate patients for signs and symptoms of underlying cardiopulmonary disease prior to initiating SPRYCEL and during treatment. If PAH is confirmed, SPRYCEL should be permanently discontinued.
QT Prolongation
In vitro data suggest that dasatinib has the potential to prolong cardiac ventricular repolarization (QT interval). Of 2440 patients treated with SPRYCEL at all doses tested in clinical studies, 16 patients ( < 1%) had QTc prolongation reported as an adverse reaction. Twenty-two patients (1%) experienced a QTcF > 500 ms. In 865 patients with leukemia treated with SPRYCEL in five Phase 2 single-arm studies, the maximum mean changes in QTcF (90% upper bound CI) from baseline ranged from 7.0 to 13.4 ms.
SPRYCEL may increase the risk of prolongation of QTc in patients including those with hypokalemia or hypomagnesemia, patients with congenital long QT syndrome, patients taking antiarrhythmic medicines or other medicinal products that lead to QT prolongation, and cumulative high-dose anthracycline therapy. Correct hypokalemia or hypomagnesemia prior to and during SPRYCEL administration.
Severe Dermatologic Reactions
Cases of severe mucocutaneous dermatologic reactions, including Stevens-Johnson syndrome and erythema multiforme, have been reported in patients treated with SPRYCEL. Discontinue permanently in patients who experience a severe mucocutaneous reaction during treatment if no other etiology can be identified.
Tumor Lysis Syndrome
Tumor lysis syndrome has been reported in patients with resistance to prior imatinib therapy, primarily in advanced phase disease. Due to potential for tumor lysis syndrome, maintain adequate hydration, correct uric acid levels prior to initiating therapy with SPRYCEL, and monitor electrolyte levels. Patients with advanced stage disease and/or high tumor burden may be at increased risk and should be monitored more frequently [see ADVERSE REACTIONS].
Embryo-Fetal Toxicity
Based on limited human data, SPRYCEL can cause fetal harm when administered to a pregnant woman. Adverse pharmacologic effects of SPRYCEL including hydrops fetalis, fetal leukopenia, and fetal thrombocytopenia have been reported with maternal exposure to SPRYCEL. Advise females of reproductive potential to avoid pregnancy, which may include the use of effective contraception, during treatment with SPRYCEL and for 30 days after the final dose [see Use in Specific Populations].
Patient Counseling Information
Advise the patient to read the FDA-approved patient labeling (PATIENT INFORMATION).
Patients should be informed of the possibility of serious bleeding and to report immediately any signs or symptoms suggestive of hemorrhage (unusual bleeding or easy bruising).
Patients should be informed of the possibility of developing low blood cell counts; they should be instructed to report immediately should fever develop, particularly in association with any suggestion of infection.
Fluid Retention
Patients should be informed of the possibility of developing fluid retention (swelling, weight gain, dry cough, chest pain on respiration, or shortness of breath) and to seek medical attention promptly if those symptoms arise.
Embryo-Fetal Toxicity
- Advise pregnant women of the potential risk to a fetus [see WARNINGS AND PRECAUTIONS and Use In Specific Populations].
- Advise females of reproductive potential to avoid pregnancy, which may include use of effective contraception during treatment with SPRYCEL and for 30 days after the final dose. Advise females to contact their healthcare provider if they become pregnant, or if pregnancy is suspected, while taking SPRYCEL [see WARNINGS AND PRECAUTIONS and Use in Specific Populations].
- Advise women that breastfeeding is not recommended during treatment with SPRYCEL and for 2 weeks after the final dose [see Use in Specific Populations].
Gastrointestinal Complaints
Patients should be informed that they may experience nausea, vomiting, or diarrhea with SPRYCEL. If these symptoms are bothersome or persistent, they should seek medical attention.
Patients should be informed that they may experience headache or musculoskeletal pain with SPRYCEL. If these symptoms are bothersome or persistent, they should seek medical attention.
Patients should be informed that they may experience fatigue with SPRYCEL. If this symptom is bothersome or persistent, they should seek medical attention.
Patients should be informed that they may experience skin rash with SPRYCEL. If this symptom is bothersome or persistent, they should seek medical attention.
Patients should be informed that SPRYCEL contains 135 mg of lactose monohydrate in a 100-mg daily dose and 189 mg of lactose monohydrate in a 140-mg daily dose.
Missed Dose
If the patient misses a dose of SPRYCEL, the patient should take the next scheduled dose at its regular time. The patient should not take two doses at the same time.
Nonclinical Toxicology
Carcinogenesis, Mutagenesis, Impairment Of Fertility
In a 2-year carcinogenicity study, rats were administered oral doses of dasatinib at 0.3, 1, and 3 mg/kg/day. The highest dose resulted in a plasma drug exposure (AUC) level approximately 60% of the human exposure at 100 mg once daily. Dasatinib induced a statistically significant increase in the combined incidence of squamous cell carcinomas and papillomas in the uterus and cervix of high-dose females and prostate adenoma in low-dose males.
Dasatinib was clastogenic when tested in vitro in Chinese hamster ovary cells, with and without metabolic activation. Dasatinib was not mutagenic when tested in an in vitro bacterial cell assay (Ames test) and was not genotoxic in an in vivo rat micronucleus study.
Dasatinib did not affect mating or fertility in male and female rats at plasma drug exposure (AUC) similar to the human exposure at 100 mg daily; however, dasatinib induced embryo lethality. In repeat dose studies, administration of dasatinib resulted in reduced size and secretion of seminal vesicles, and immature prostate, seminal vesicle, and testis. The administration of dasatinib resulted in uterine inflammation and mineralization in monkeys, and cystic ovaries and ovarian hypertrophy in rodents.
Use In Specific Populations
Risk Summary
Based on limited human data, SPRYCEL can cause fetal harm when administered to a pregnant woman. Adverse pharmacologic effects including hydrops fetalis, fetal leukopenia, and fetal thrombocytopenia have been reported with maternal exposure to SPRYCEL. Animal reproduction studies in rats have demonstrated extensive mortality during organogenesis, the fetal period, and in neonates. Skeletal malformations were observed in a limited number of surviving rat and rabbit conceptuses. These findings occurred at dasatinib plasma concentrations below those in humans receiving therapeutic doses of dasatinib [see Data]. Advise a pregnant woman of the potential risk to a fetus.
The estimated background risk in the U.S. general population of major birth defects is 2%-4% and of miscarriage is 15%-20% of clinically recognized pregnancies.
Clinical Considerations
Fetal/Neonatal Adverse Reactions
Transplacental transfer of dasatinib has been reported. Dasatinib has been measured in fetal plasma and amniotic fluid at concentrations comparable to those in maternal plasma. Hydrops fetalis, fetal leukopenia, and fetal thrombocytopenia have been reported with maternal exposure to dasatinib. These adverse pharmacologic effects on the fetus are similar to adverse reactions observed in adult patients and may result in fetal harm or neonatal death [see WARNINGS AND PRECAUTIONS].
Human Data
Based on human experience, dasatinib is suspected to cause congenital malformations, including neural tube defects, and harmful pharmacological effects on the fetus when administered during pregnancy.
Animal Data
In nonclinical studies at plasma concentrations below those observed in humans receiving therapeutic doses of dasatinib, embryo-fetal toxicities were observed in rats and rabbits. Fetal death was observed in rats. In both rats and rabbits, the lowest doses of dasatinib tested (rat: 2.5 mg/kg/day [15 mg/m²/day] and rabbit: 0.5 mg/kg/day [6 mg/m²/day]) resulted in embryo-fetal toxicities. These doses produced maternal AUCs of 105 ng•h/mL and 44 ng•h/mL (0.1-fold the human AUC) in rats and rabbits, respectively. Embryo-fetal toxicities included skeletal malformations at multiple sites (scapula, humerus, femur, radius, ribs, and clavicle), reduced ossification (sternum; thoracic, lumbar, and sacral vertebrae; forepaw phalanges; pelvis; and hyoid body), edema, and microhepatia. In a pre- and postnatal development study in rats, administration of dasatinib from gestation day (GD) 16 through lactation day (LD) 20, GD 21 through LD 20, or LD 4 through LD 20 resulted in extensive pup mortality at maternal exposures that were below the exposures in patients treated with dasatinib at the recommended labeling dose.
Risk Summary
No data are available regarding the presence of dasatinib in human milk, the effects of the drug on the breastfed infant, or the effects of the drug on milk production. However, dasatinib is present in the milk of lactating rats. Because of the potential for serious adverse reactions in nursing infants from SPRYCEL, breastfeeding is not recommended during treatment with SPRYCEL and for 2 weeks after the final dose.
Females And Males Of Reproductive Potential
SPRYCEL can cause fetal harm when administered to a pregnant woman [see Use In Specific Populations]. Advise females of reproductive potential to avoid pregnancy, which may include the use of effective contraceptive methods, during treatment with SPRYCEL and for 30 days after the final dose.
Based on animal data, dasatinib may result in damage to female and male reproductive tissues [see Nonclinical Toxicology].
Pediatric Use
The safety and efficacy of SPRYCEL in patients less than 18 years of age have not been established.
Geriatric Use
No differences in confirmed Complete Cytogenetic Response (cCCyR) and MMR were observed between older and younger patients. Of the 2712 patients in clinical studies of SPRYCEL, 617 (23%) were 65 years of age and older, and 123 (5%) were 75 years of age and older. While the safety profile of SPRYCEL in the geriatric population was similar to that in the younger population, patients aged 65 years and older are more likely to experience the commonly reported adverse reactions of fatigue, pleural effusion, diarrhea, dyspnea, cough, lower gastrointestinal hemorrhage, and appetite disturbance, and more likely to experience the less frequently reported adverse reactions of abdominal distention, dizziness, pericardial effusion, congestive heart failure, hypertension, pulmonary edema, and weight decrease, and should be monitored closely.
Hepatic Impairment
The effect of hepatic impairment on the pharmacokinetics of dasatinib was evaluated in healthy volunteers with normal liver function and patients with moderate (Child-Pugh class B) and severe (Child-Pugh class C) hepatic impairment. Compared to the healthy volunteers with normal hepatic function, the dose-normalized pharmacokinetic parameters were decreased in the patients with hepatic impairment.
No dosage adjustment is necessary in patients with hepatic impairment [see CLINICAL PHARMACOLOGY]. Caution is recommended when administering SPRYCEL to patients with hepatic impairment.
Renal Impairment
There are currently no clinical studies with SPRYCEL in patients with impaired renal function. Less than 4% of dasatinib and its metabolites are excreted via the kidney.This monograph has been modified to include the generic and brand name in many instances.
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Nipsey Hussle has been releasing mixtapes since 2005, but has yet to drop a full-length. He's been on the trajectory we fear Gunplay will follow for nearly a decade. His first studio album, iHussle (ick), is due out soon, but one was also due out nearly five years ago when he signed with Epic (it's never been heard). We're also supposed to hear a collaborative mixtape with fellow Californian YG this year. Nipsey shows up on MMG tapes and you wonder "Who's this guy?" or "What's he been up to?" It's a shame Rozay hasn't been able to help him out more.
This small hook-less loosie (made for the benefit of his Twitter followers) finds the rapper monologuing in his Meek Mill-meets-Jim Jones patter with the kind of confidence that comes from years of pounding out rap verses quickly, not from commercial success. He operates on the fringes of the game, and interacts similarly with the beat on "Smoking With my Stylist." He's bragging, but you can hear a healthy bit of bitterness shining through his self-aggrandizing. He mixes oblique pronouncements ("Destined as I seem to you, I know what I made to you/Martin Luther king junior, hustle, let me dream through you") with more generic boasts ("Now I keep them links Cuban, money talks, I speak fluent/Everybody buying Rollies, you can ask my team's children), and it's all done over something that sounds like the Clams Clasino beat for Lil B's "I'm God" with the reverb dialed down. If this is the caliber of stuff we can expect from Nipsey in the near future, then maybe 2013 will finally be his watershed year.


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Earlier this week BBM 7.0.1 went live in the BlackBerry Beta Zone and many users encountered an issue with the downloads. This version of BBM brought many bug fixes, but more importantly it was made available to those users still on OS 5.0.
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Lovers of comics will love this app. It's filled with 28 sounds, 12 sayings, 18 backgrounds, and 6048 different combos of words that can be found in comics from the 60's and 70's. Right now I can hear that splat sound in my head.
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TalkBox for Blackberry is available for beta download. The app is considered to be a voice chat app/walkie talkie. I think of it as a glorified voice mail app kinda. You can send voice messages to people all over the world. Or even do a voice post on Twitter or Facebook.


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Digestive System -- An Overview
Detailed information on how the digestive system works, including a full-color, labeled illustration of the digestive system
Colorectal Cancer: Introduction
Colorectal cancer is cancer that starts in either your colon or your rectum. These make up the lower part of your digestive tract. In most cases cancer does not start in both the colon and rectum. But both types of cancer have a lot in common. So they are often called colorectal cancer.
Colorectal Cancer: Statistics
Most people who have colorectal cancer are older than 50. Find out who is most likely to get cancer and why.
Colorectal Cancer: Risk Factors
Some risk factors are out of a person's control, such as his or her age or family history. However, some risk factors — like diet and exercise — are factors a person can control.
Colorectal Cancer: Symptoms
Symptoms include a change in bowel habits; bright red or very dark blood in the stool; stools that are thinner than usual; stools that appear slimy or that have a mucous film on them; persistent gas pains, bloating, fullness, and/or cramps; unexplained weight loss; constant tiredness; vomiting
Hereditary Colorectal Cancer Syndromes: Familial Adenomatous Polyposis (FAP)
FAP is a syndrome characterized by a large number of benign polyps in the colon and rectum. Without treatment, a person with FAP has a nearly 100% risk of colorectal cancer.
Other Colorectal Cancer Syndromes
Several rare syndromes raise the risk for colorectal cancer. These disorders include Turcot syndrome, Peutz-Jeghers syndrome, juvenile polyposis coli, and MYH-associated polyposis.
Colorectal Cancer: Screening
People who have any colorectal cancer risk factors should talk to their doctor or nurse about when they should start checking for colorectal cancer and what tests they should have done.
Carcinoid Tumor
Carcinoid tumor is a rare type of tumor that grows slowly.
Colorectal Cancer: Prevention
All people are at risk of colorectal cancer to some degree. But some people have a higher risk than others. What can you do to help protect yourself against colorectal cancer? There's no sure way to prevent it. But you can make changes in your life that will help you control as many of the risks as you can. Here are some choices you can make that may help.


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Right now, about 200 of you are reading something I've written on Wired.com. At least, that's true while I'm typing this. The number may be higher or lower by the time you read it.
I know this because I use Newsbeat, a brand-new real-time analytics tool that tracks visits to Wired.com. I know, for instance, that many more of you are reading Katie Scott's article for Wired Science titled "Robot Taught to Think For Itself" (and why wouldn't you?); that Ryan Singel's update on KISSmetrics' sneaky tracking techniques is steadily driving traffic to his scoop on the company from last week; and that far too few of my stories are published before noon EDT.
Why does this time slot matter? Because it's when the U.S. East Coast goes to lunch, the end of the work day in Western Europe, and the start of the work day in California. It's a bit late for Australia or India, but otherwise, it's a magical hour when just about the entire English-speaking blog-reading world gets on the internet.
Chartbeat's been providing this kind of data to sites since 2009, but news companies are different. As Chartbeat's Tony Haile told GigaOM's Mat Ingram, an e-commerce site wants to know how to funnel its customers through to a sale; news editors want to know where their readers are coming from, what content they're engaging with, whether their social media campaigns are working, which new headlines are luring readers in and which new advertisements may be turning them off.
Newsbeat organizes its content by author, not product. As Nieman Lab's Megan Garber notes, individual writers, not just editors or designers, can make better use of the tool — particularly since they're also frequently charged with promoting their stories on social media. As a journalist, your engagement doesn't have to end when you file.
This kind of data can also usefully confirm or confound your editorial intuitions. Alexis Madrigal writes that red-meat quick-hit gadget stories that rack up huge pageviews at other technology sites don't actually do nearly as well as the odd, historical, reflective stories he showcases at The Atlantic:
We publish 1,500+ word stories reexamining email as a writing tool for professors or laser etching on gravestones or advances in pizza box design.… While not all of these pieces generate a lot of traffic, a surprising amount do. It is the success of this kind of long-form technology writing that allows us to keep doing it.
"I love analytics," Madrigal concludes, "because I owe them my ability to write weird stories on the Internet."
I agree with Mat, Megan and Alexis but I think there's one big point that needs to be hammered home: the need for tailored real-time web analytics is perhaps strongest for news organizations because we're working and publishing in real-time, too.
The rules for newspapers or magazines or even blogs five to ten years ago no longer hold for us. We don't deliver to your house or increasingly, even your RSS reader. We count on our readers and other organizations to get our stories to you, the reader — and we are competing with every other form of real-time content you could possibly be looking at on your computer, tablet or smartphone screen.
Our business is not publication, but broadcasting. But it's not an indiscriminate broadcast, like most traditional TV or radio; it's a targeted broadcast, matching stories with the readers who are looking for them, even if they don't yet know that they are.
I can know at 3 p.m. EST exactly who in the world can be reached by this story and how I might reach them. That's what real-time analytics lets me do.
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On Dec 11, 2009, we entered into a contract with Nationwide Relo. They gave us what we thought was a fair estimate. It was affordable. How nice, right?
Unfortunately, from the day they were 'supposed' to arrive to move us, problems arose. First, their truck broke down on the way (but did they call to tell us that? Noo...). Then, they were over a day late...meaning the trip from AZ to FL was delayed, meaning our move in date was screwed up...and our move out date, of course...
Then...we were given an estimate of when they would show in Florida. That day came and went, no word. No show. We called. Nothing. Finally, days later, they called...with an estimate date that was much later than planned (it took over three weeks to finally get out things) and an inflated charge. Even though we were quoted a weight of 2400 lbs (it was less than a one bedroom apt), and a fee of 1893.00, when they called, they said it had magically increased in weight by over a thousand pounds, so we needed to come up with another 2000 dollars...whoa...what?
We went back and forth and finally someone agreed that we could do a reweigh on the day the truck showed up. If we would follow them to a nearby weigh station before and after, we would have our exact weight. We agreed. We set a delivery date. No show. Two days later, they show, with the driver laughing about how he was too (and I quote!) hungover to deliver it the days before...
We followed, did the reweigh. Guess what? The original estimate was even too high! We only had 2,000 lbs even. So...that money they overcharged? We were promised PROMISED it would be refunded to our credit card in thirty days. And...drum roll please...it's been seven MONTHS. We've emailed and called...and someone always promises to look into it and check back.
We have all the paperwork right here...and nothing has been done.
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The arrest of Radovan Karadzic should be welcomed by all who believe in individual freedom and human rights (Report, July 22). Tens of thousands of Bosnian survivors will finally see Karadzic answer to charges of genocide. This arrest should send a message to all who are involved in persecution - that there is no hiding place from justice. The crimes committed in Bosnia, as well as previous genocides, continue to burn bright as the ultimate reminder of where discrimination and hatred can lead us. I hope Karadzic's arrest emboldens us all to stand up against hatred in whatever form we find it in, to build a fairer and more just society.
Christine Shaw
Holocaust Memorial Day Trust
Now that both the Lib Dems and Labour have abandoned social democracy (Leaders, July 21), there is only one party for the liberal left to turn to - the Greens.
Jasper Richardson
When I worked in Ipswich some 50 years ago a respected local historian told me that Eric Blair took the name Orwell because he used to visit his sister who ran a tearoom on the bank of the River Orwell (Letters, July 22).
John Fairhall
Manningtree, Essex
I am pleased to be able to tell Bob Horne (Letters, July 20) that the people of Rotherham have solved the teacake problem. The fish here would come in a breadcake, leaving the teacake in its proper designation without any tautological need to specify currants.
Jackie Scott
Rotherham, South Yorkshire
I am indebted to Helga Edstrom (Letters, July 18) for the explanation as to why toasted teacakes set my teeth on edge. The effect is obviously caused by the currants. Can I also point out that muffins are soft, flat yeast cakes, also toasted and buttered, not those sugary abominations so beloved of Americans and those who run cosy coffee shops.
Irene Yates
Redditch, Worcestershire
Duke Ellington had the best compliment for a lady (Ask Hadley, G2 July 21): "You make that dress look beautiful." Worked every time.
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Atlanta Constitution, The (Newspaper) - May 19, 1890, Atlanta, Georgia FIVE CENTS. HELDA STRAIGHT FLUSH Stalc Senators Spend Succeed Carlisle Lender lu the House. May 18 hotel Thursday Quay and FarweH, of Illinois, ruihn railroid com tood ith boiiit -well is recr veil s, v hi md lion bet him as nn JJachsav tint tie ither intuit business then tirwtll bo ime whatever ho sivs will agitate the center of the t Theio is a fooling iinong the demo cms especially finni tho north and west that the c utiov i rsv th it h us been provoked ought 11 t tolc illivvpdti in erfero w th the three d iv s of the tariff debate yet ion aiiiiug M of them have imciidmonts lelatmg to local mitt is which they want to offer whether thev. ire earn 1 or not consequently they want the mnttt r e it sh >rt 1 In 01 i 1011 among darrocrats, how ever is th it li.it 11 ght s pioeecdmgs should be rcfeiied to in terms vvhieh cannot be iiiisn me stood It should ho shown to the countio that it w is -mi Ij a scheme 1 Speaker Keed i i h t) refill ite upon Mr Bynum for Ins v us dc n n tuffYtnibide-mciSeot "rtnrtiele IB a ,yonng grandson tne same- name, and is -now seesai iielsenaat ra a cavalry TegvttKTOt, witKnoofficiifl standing, tl oughts which enaWes him to -frequontttips-to-the VmtelJ -States During tne last tup roportod tothave representeitbeponserrateveTiarCy press took up tho matter, when he, boy-like, to aatrtbotnatter-straiKht Tushdd into pnbllslnng a letter ui Bl Tempo m ho criooisea the Egovemmont, party, who and also Preai- contmander-m and for this he was ahead 1 Uv In, U ui I for ,11 is o: iM, but Mr l-irvdl ouU not take -i 1> int o tooolk .gi c and tho lemark thit he did not vault rob -.mm he -ud I cil jon and thiew dcwnon the Uble f d FLLS1I did not ncndthursymiathj for he tin spread oat be'nro the astomslied Farwoll a diamond flusli Ievenstothi0'h Mr lire ells only reniar vis W ell I 11 be dimiieJ and Mr C-vm dren m tl e pot which contained a lit le more thin t >00 FIIINC. THE FVT OLT OT? TH'M I ho roDubhc-m committeo it has leaked out Irom republicans t.igli m the com ils 01 the partj has already raised -v g.gai.tit con up tiou fund lor in the next presidential cam are pro- For the past few months his malidj 'ns been notablj grow iig worse He has Hooded the local and foreign press wrthlevters making allusions to an estimable and promuie it lady of this city lUio WT.S Htely mauled and crtii that slio w is his Catholic wife, an 1 s bearing a Jis.honoi.ih e lolitioii to mo i whose wrieshe became LUtlcma i whose wneslie uecauie The Ue ro E I ipers wThout exception Have Mr are purely repi-- dreamed of monarchy His attoiney Veraugo c'airus tha. even if he is found guilty lie can be sentenced to only one or two .chs iutpiisomneiit WHAT SAID To the French Jourrialint-Tne Ex-Cliancel- lor Too Young to Be Inactive PARIS May IS Matin publishes an ac count of an mterv ew had with the trench journalist, Des-Soux w'.o recently spent a few days at FrredrichBuht. and w as entertained at dtniier by the ex ico'lor The conversation was devoid iimctpally to ironical Pi nice Bismarck relerieu to HAVAKA, May IS 11 o'clock last mght fire broke aions who w 11 te 1 to st u the t ii pUte industry it is mi lu stood l i i 000 outr ght for tho pr 1 ib torv ilnty which would give the new in lustry aim >P olyotthe In th s itis bel cvod uniost i million dolliis from the ill gotten ga ns of nammctu have been covered 11 to the ropubli 11 tic is ury to be used to corrupt v o.ers in the c that ill eirlv repoit uini bo nl i le thci oil to the senate but as tho mom 1 pis of thit eoniin ttoo are all more 01 levs m tmstedintlie silver dcbito it 13 doubtf il i i y pro Test, lo inide on the t ir II bill until af iei tl e r bill in 01 t of the way IX THHHOLoK The first three lavs of tl o week in the house will w itiiess the llos scenes in the til ft de bite w Inch promises to become more inn- itod ist! end dnws near It s the present m tenti m of tho wns in 1 n c us coiiim ttec to I rt. tne bill fr i wlioe t the used w hen 1 e i and iiiv 11 IPS lei n In In m ml i i noil the nuiuuei of amend ne.its mil, to the bill will be 111 orler Hi w il s otio s aio to be subiect ol ittiik ajjiii in tint, w iv and alugethi nroecediii.s promise. to consul! e s leial o tmio unless a specul is irnoit I fr m the committee en ruest histen the conch si, n The elec tonse nnmtt.P intend-, to c ill tip the Aid, ii use ot McD ime That papoi is the v Yolk bun SUIvPUISFI> AT DAN 1 S ACTIO-T Alluding to th s mattei the Detroit Jouinal Tlio steps now tak IIE for the cr of fliat t Vlis e Kvel tnd i v- en In ailmmslnn of ihe June i let us is B n0u ar mfl dead is thirty four TETEJiE BirN KUJUID By Hie Explosion of a tocomotive BoUer ou a Tennessee Kailrond TOE Oeorge Trai or'c the con rule i c test 1 tie 11 use ot McDittie vs luMinimn dn Ij after the tirifl bill is dis loelif a id as tho rep rt if the commit! e i i fiv r iru the Etur a He was mot at qaarun tine by i pir y of friendi and tnnsferred to thocitv lie takes a tiain for 1 K ima Ho is in the best of health THL DOCTOKS VT ILI E The Ameilcan MoUunl Association to Meet Tlieie on Tuesday Tomi Mav Ib nl Niillv thioe him Ire 1 le e.} lies to the Vuieri cm MelKll which a solubles lucsliv hiveilreilyatinod Tins promises toll oieol the t itti n le 1 n et' 1C nt veirs ALL an oil ition dre 1 pcop e weie engaged in apiar nt n ty of eu'ht tl ou sin 1 abittei lesistince io apt to be novel 1 he river mil i eople are ilso tirstoi [ortuint} to call up tl eir i tini. t i an "r .ton bill and get it thronth the tho ilenit cratic forces in the greit fight tint most be niaJe In Ice in ill lights of vigor- ous nauiuo Crisp be put for lartl TO RFSIGX Mr Blamo vill resign trom Harrison's cabi net m less t1 in three months, At least tint isv hit nany t f hia frientls beliei e His res ignatioii vill however not be on iccount of any on with tho president but on account of h 5 r j idlj filling health During tho 1st tw o months his heilth has been fill ng cry and now he looks ten j ears o! cr thin he did before the many rec-iit troubles in Ins f-mitj Indeed, Mr teame s licilth seeing entirely broken He is thin wh !o his f ce Appears entirely colorless, aiiti there is a ousness about his frame which show that ho is figmg-rapidlj Indeed, Mr Bliine s f-ionds do not beliov e that Tie is long for this world ind as for a presidential candidate in !B that is of tho question Indeed his friends fill be surprised if the greatost of republican statesman is alive a5 tiu i. time THEIP FIRST Colonel C mdler of Ocorpna tolls a good B atorv of i1! tirst ineoring with ato f c-hn Allen ot Miss ssippi and how the Ite "worsted him m v 1 noclc doiiu anl diag out fight" Iwi down neir Tupelo in command of a Georgia coin] u j Slid Mr Gaudier "One monilng i lem lank, gawky country bo> who looked is if held him up to tho tho light you could sco tl o tadpoles ill him, walked up to my tout and (riwled out Cap 11 one o your d n men stole my b'aiiket an I'm goiii to hav o it jek 01 I m to frail V- 11 out'n somebody Abontthis momentone of my men came up and said Captain it is my blanket he refers to You fcno v that for you slept under it manytimes I 'I remember it Of course it is j ours said the that's ]uai like you CHOPS IN ISOKTH CAEOI.INA. rnvoroMc fleet of the Weather on Cotton, Tobacco and Corn KM.ru H IN C Miy weither crop bulletin of the North C. irolina oxi o imeiit station ind tho weithd serv PI for this evciu e; savs tbe 10 mil s irf correspondents show Ejeiierallr a verv K orable elTept of the w eatl er on nearly all crois QUI ng tho week The rainfall was ib ni tl j jnenso m most sections of the stite excett local he ivy iims in no eistiin distuct hut falling vvheie tin vvia liidh iPKled it lias done much E od In i few jliees winch still need noierui the bcil not having been moistoned t isuflieieitdep h cotton slow 1} Thotcmio ituie his bpen aniverago except dur ng the e u h I art of the w eek a he mghts w ore at 1 er e ol on the vv hole but U pical May weithei pravtnh 1 durinstheweek Increisiiig wauuth ind sunshine 11 e now needed foi cot- ton 1 iimers iro busy careful ind sanguine In the ovstein district eipious lams have fall o which last week were reported as needed badlv In the central district cotton is re np well with an excellent stand in of foi five him hotelsvve Is is IUTII> inoio could hive been There will be no lick of room how as h ivo volunteereil to care for fifteen him lied eop'e The reproseiititives 01 about n iicty t ni s hive been i week their of n edicincs iiistru meiits, anl medical vv ind the large amusement hall is crowded with thoir ex hibits _ Ihe sossicn of the association opens Tues div moining w lion a nenei il meeting will be hoi 1 m tl o V endonie them r Onp largo be held in tl o n oining >f cich of the foil div during which the associi tioii sits ind in the afternoons about th rtv suctions will moot at various hills ind churches in the citv 'The local c uniinttee his-niKio imp1" irnngements f ,r cutertnii ng the visitors and committees of litlies have been ippomte 1 fnre ch 1 'cl i id ee ion of the city to set thit visiuins lathes see eveiy thing of mtelest liele It is expected that by TUGS liv noon thero will bo not less than two thousand visitors here HIS FATHEK IH LAW professe 1 Ing i a linn ation for Fresie'eut Car not, M DeFroyc not and M Constan iTlie Kifflit-Hour Movement in France PARIS May 18 delegates to the Na t oSal S.DC ahst coiiferenre of 188') have de- ctejod a pennanent committee to ad the eight-hour movement They will form a Iciurueand asi ill labor anJ soc al organ which took pait in the demonstration on llav day to elect similar committees to be conuoifcd with the central committee of Fans The Tiar'irinentary comm ttee on the enbjeot of limiting the libor of w omen girls children noposes that women and gi-ls between the iges of thirteen and eighteen, shall work not more thin ten hours and shall nob work at nxjht__________ A Eitrlo German News BCRLI', Ma Int. Semitic meeting was hold it Hale todav at whioii Depntj Sounenberg was the principal Rioting broki out between the socialists and anti semitics and the meeting was dissolved bv the police Tie soe alists stormed the platform and a free fight ensued A KICPS hive been roceivoel from oist Afnci t'nt Maj ir issn.ann captured Mikondinam on the 14 h Instant placing the whole coast fro n tint place to Zanribar in Clio hands of Cieriiians__________ Russian TSilitary Miiieuvei-a May maneuvers on the t is i ru front er are to be bold in August an 1 will last three, weeks Troops will Tie drawn fiom PoUnl Lithuania Odessa Clar koi-" ind Moscow nd will bo commanded by f enorals Gourko and Dngomuoff who will be designated for high commands in the event of vi u All ri Iroadsm the district are to bo jil iied unler conti ilof the military authon lies Tin wars it the C ithol c convent at Dnr 10 have been evicted and the nunnery coiiMrtcd into a miga7iiie t. prising in Br izll MovrFVFDio May tolegnm re euel hire savs that on the occasion f the recent rising at 1'uerts cgre the troojis aftei tir ng a v ol'ej and killing and wounding many joined tl e citizens in depeis- ingthe goveinor Advices hare been re coined confirming the report of disorder Tenu May 18 -fSpeeial ]-A Hl w as appointed resident physician of the Cin- cinnati hospital hiving passed a examination for the pliee Ho medieine for three vears in Cincinnati and in. 71 was appointed acting issistaiit surgeon in. the army In this capacity he served through, the Indian warm JNew Mexico when Victoria and Ins band took tne field He acquired a aluable mid most interesting know ledge ot Indian life participating in a number of en- gagements and the pursuit of hundreds oC miles through tho wildest sections of New Mexico and lu 1880 he res gned this position and went Washington, carrvuig w ith him most llattermg; testimonials of esfeem from the commanders with whom ho hi 1 A P Mor- row of the Ninth cavalrv Colouel Edward Hatch Ninth cav alrj commanding the dis- trict of Xevv Mexico and othein Mljor Morrow a let is one of the many showing the con si delation m whieh Major Comegys wa-s hejd FT BAVAKn N II Aujrust 1RBO sever- ing ravconnection with the troops iu the tleltl in southwest iSew Mexico itadord-, me treat pleas- ure to record the acrv lees of Acting Assistant Snreeon omen's t ulted states army, who was on duty as ehief ofhcer of tlio column ind wlio has received merited praise from officers and men lor his soliherlv pluck and professional skill A 1 MOKUOVI Maj 9 heav Urcvet Colonel I S 4. Com III February 81, he was appointed mijor and paymaster fiom civ.l life by Fresideufi Hajes He served in this capacity itt Arizona ajid Montana before coming to At- lanta in '80 Mr W H Corbett his private secretiry, leives with Majoi Comcgvs Mrs Miss Belle an Atlanta jouiig ladr, and she and her husband hav e miny friei da here THE mOaJOK 1'KOBI.KM w about twenty four years of age w caused by the bolts breaking ow Mine is on of Itfulea Pa May 18 Neilson shaft is aught from the burning toin At 10 o clock p m the fire in Jeilson had assumed a berious aspect 1 r- is shift :nowii ported np sono pi the linest obtained m many sears Corn is also d nnq romaikaWy well 1 he set- tin out ot tobacco plants is pioRiessing rather sow U scorns In the western district wca bei ha-s been splendid not a single unfa Cotton and com ale ng Ahead Ala May 18 [Special The democratic primary election in this comity j-jiti n -ura.c majority, but Representative Bank- head eirnes most of the county pi ecu eta Lowe will carry the county by a-small major itv Favctte Cronshaw tusca'oosa Henry, Bibbani probably Sumter conntieSf eieetod delegates to the state convention instructed for Kolb for governor Kolb also secured a por- tion of the delegations -from several, other counties, and the returns last night indicated that he has almost u not quite enough votes, to nominate In mon the first ballot In this the sixth congressional district Kepre-entutive Saiikhead Sumter and Tuscaloosa counties which, with the delegates already in- structed foi him, insures his nomination On-the Western UortU Carolina, RALEIGH N t May 18 ]-Offlc al re ions 011 the progress of the work on the Murphy met thatT tieT road should be completeilky ne For AllonatliiB tlie Affections ot Bis A SUO OOO NISHVIH. Tiiui Mij IS [Spec il The suit of F Ir Hiimett S T C.lass v Inch his been i ending for neirly three v eelc-s in tho clreu t court of Williamson was de cideA bitrudij Bennett maiTied the daughter of Mr Glass some J eirs ago but troubles irose andlur-bliid and vife sepiratcd Mi Glass is 0110 of the richest men m the countj his cstite being it several hundied thoutand-dol lar-i The son 111 law sued h s father m law for the ihcnatioii of the affections of his wife and claime 1 000 damages Hie best legal tilentof tne 1 onklm bar and some from Nashville were encased 111 the trial It vas one of the most hot'} contested suits evei biought in this section and the second of the kind ever brought in Tennessee Tiro Jury gave a verdict ot S20 OOP in favor of Bennett True Bills Found CHATTANOOGA. Tenn Maj 18 The grand jin-j has found i true bill against Messrs Albert Eikin and T H Cheek, and their attoinevs have given bond for the ap- peanncc of the parties at the circuit court The charge is the technical one of the "f raudu lent issuance of warehouse receipts Under tha statute ou the subject, their lawyer says, "the shortage which appears in the elev ator is a consequence of the erroneous and loose method .which van pursued of issuing receipts on bulk gram, which was being iiandled and shipped mto and out all the while, which was thus a common fund opening the way for a shortage following a considerable depression in the market More than that, a number ot the receipts on the stubs of tho elevator company had been satisfied though not act- ually taken up and wjule yet outstanding are not in tl e hands of bonafiue Tiolders and can- not ho enforced Grand Oda Fellows in North Carolina. KALEIGH, N C JMaj 18 The Brand encampment of the Odd Fellows of North Carolina has elected the following offi cers Grand Tatnareh, T E Phillips, grand T W fctephens, grand senior warden. A Broadfoot grind junior warden, J "W Stanley grand-scribe- and treasurer, O Black, grand representative, John Ij Dudley __ _ t rronghout tho province of Itio Grande The poyinlaca it is stated bj force of arms if hoc essarv v ill reiect the now banking Iivis of Darbosa the Brayil'an minister of hnance 111 Be Made Cardinals ROVIF May IS tho next consistory winch will problbly be hold 011 the 18th instant, three bishops will ret en e cardinal s luts vicar apostolic of Club v ill be trai iferred to Pekm m a sinnlnr capacity _ Turkey Has Not Replied CONSTAVTIVOPI F May 1 he porte hasnot yet replied to Russia's c'alrn for payment of arreirs of ar indemnity M Helidoff Rus sian ambassador in an uigent note to the porte demands payment of arrears from the new loan _ The Great Trench Race Puus Maj 18 race for grande poule des 1 lie inintj n o- _, plosions wnll occur if it reiches the .ire P I ton ght it was decided to tun. Carbon m the shaft and drown out toe fire It will take thirty six hours to tt rn the creek, ind itt'ie flro ism the Jocahtv which the m ne foreman thinks it is it will be three or lour dais before themiter wi'l reach tbo faro The and fire is so dangerous that ev cry prccau en to prevent tho loss of life May Ib -Mr Burgess o Tlie license Fixed at Ten THonsiind. Dol- Bt Cases to Go Made MiiLrrx.KVii.LP1 Ga May IS The greatest prob om and tlie hardest one ta soUe that ever confronted the people of Bald- win county 18 tbe liquoi quest on and its so- lution is as coniolicited now .is it was Deforo the election Tlie countj nnnsaionors met and earned out their declaration by fixing tho honor tix at 000 It was understood at first that sever il liquor bouses would submit to arrest, give the S-'O 000 bond ro- qmred and risk the cl vnces of gaming tho cai.es u tbe courts but TA vet none have begun busmen though several boon, erintod by the citj It is understood that tha cit> coontnl will on Mtmd.iv rather some members of the council will favor the city ia- terr-edmg before the commissioners f or i re- duction in the tax, or, failing in that, will back tho TX luaky men up m a trial Tho oprmc-T of tbo lawyers of the city ns to tha com mission right to the traflio in tho City is pretty-well divided and all admit thab it a tang ed question should be solvent in tlie most vav without going into the courts if possible boino of -wxpiont Jeadera of both sides have been -figuring on coinprounsc for a day or so but nothing in that direction has >et been accomplished Tlio city council held meeting Friday afternoon supposed to been held tor the purpose of taking steps i a tne matter but uotbiug was cpvcn tho public as to then action and another meeting was- called for Monday evening, when they -will try and roach a conclusion as to the stand tlie nt> government take in soiling the liquor problem In the meantime THF CON- STITUTION tho news of the election feature attending it without addi- tion detraction or asion and the public can icly ou ivS reports as the case pioceedd "CASTAWAY'S" OVTMCR prohicts worth ihout 40000 -francs was run to ua> and won bv Karon a Sthicttler s French bre I baj colt Pnrclu.ro bj Fernlexe out of Ja poiiica Yellow was second and Av ar Dance third. AUGUSTA'S ELECTKIC LIS.ES. A Blrip Oaptain Story PHILADELPHIA, May 18 -Captain Cranmer, of the derelict schooner Annie L here having been landed in New At 11 p m May 14th she sprung Council Grants Riffht-off-Way Throaffh. eral Additional Streets. ALOUSTA, Ga Maj 13 railroad committee of the council granted tbe privileges of additional streets to the Kansas City Electric Kail way company, and also the old street car company the privi lege of using en its lines Today the ad-t ances of the new electric double track nd to taTe'in faster than the umps would pump it out On the morning f the 13th according to Captain Cranmer, of the 13th according to Captain Cranmer, the fi led and tecanie unmanageable, towards 9 o'clock the crew left her and werb picked up by the schooner F B Miller They Became so alarmed at the con- dition that they fled without sai.ng any of their personal effects When Captain Orvn- learned that his vessel had been picked up towed into the Delware he was greatly mer and to1 surprised Collece Examinatlana. railway down the center of Broad street te- DOLGLASV itEE Ga., May 18 quired the removal of the old fountain from Broad street which twenty fiv e jears ago gave exaimu Augusta the name of the fountain city Many Miss of the Douglasville college passed and received their grades Turner, ol DonglasvUle, gets private fountains and several public ones re- flSTnunor.anelJMiss BeOe ot eamesrllle mam, however, to give an excuse for the old sewntt tonor Here a fine arrav w iS on -their laurels lor their classmates may yet pass them, Colonel Canady May 18 -Colone ASHINOTIS, dv at-arms of the senate, has decided to resisnthit position, and it is said tonight that nTs resignation will be communicated to the senate on Monday. ir Shops. WBWfc AK, Ga May 18 The B D Cole Manufacturing recently enlarged their shops By muldmg'an-aadition ISsflO feet and will put in about SlOJOOO worth 01 new and improved: machinery-tor raSnng engines and boilers. This work- in j: machinery and shojj-Tddin Will more than double thevrlMeseitt.capacrty.ana giveemploy ment to ex name If ti nevv one is needed the electric city would seeui to be appropriate The Commercial club, of Augusta, is nego- tiating for the purchase of the old Tubman property on Broad street, opposite fhe Chron- icle office The present, residence will make way Tor a modern'four story club house wl.icn _ will be a substantial improvement and oma- CUTHBBRT, Ga May 18 ,ent grand Jnry found in tho treasury of Tho Kichmond County Agncultnral society I Randolph eonnty They made arecommenaa- today elected Judge Evepresrdent ti on that their next have _such Idiss Ktttherford "Will Kemaln. ATHENS, Ga May 18 I trices m the different distrE rumor has been going around for sometime thereby relieving the county ot a neavy ex- that Miss Millie Rutherford, the present pense in numerous petty trials Tsefore the su- emrient principal of Lucy institute. perior court. He Spends a Day In Auffusta on Hia Way Home AnausTA May 18 (Smecial Nolpn owner of who captured the Brooklyn handicap the other dav, was in. Augusta today en route home from Aiken. where he was a g lest of tho Highland Part hotel at the time of the nee Ho is a ealthjir b-evver, who has named-his 'lieav erwyctc stables after a brand of his beer and takes thin method of venting his sporting proclivities He says his siable pud 000 last year He> declined to bay how much the victory ot istawav. netted him, but Manager Campbell of his Bcaverv >ck stables mada glOO OOU on the race At the time the betting odds were 300 to one against Castaway' indl he says Manager too'c a stood deal at those odd, Mr Nolin is i jo ly fellow of fifty years of age v ith a red -nd white striped linen shirt and stand ng and a huge diamond cluster in his1 scarf He seems to en- joy having downed Lonllird and tho othei big dogs more than winning the OFF 1 OK BOMB. The Ausrosta Knishts of Pythias leave for tbe Contest nt Rome AUGUSTA, Ga May 18 Uniform Rank Knights of PA thias left touighc for Borne via Atlanta They take tlurty men. under Captain Antone Renkl and a drilled, squad of sixteen men to contest foi Iho S20O prize for the best drilled company Tlie Augusta men ha' o been drilling for somo weeks past, and are confident of victory A. number of the Iqnghts are also members of tlie local military, and well drilled men Ciptairi Kent! has won tho plume and medals for tfte> best drilled member of the Clinch Kitles for years past, and is one of the best volunteer soleuers m Georg-a Unless he brings bacfc the 5200 to Augusta he will be badly disap. pomted ______ tears to tne Pen. SIDTBVII.T.E Ga May 18 among the lawyers and witnesses ol IXK county superior cauie tied Toi eT burnei his ind -revenge, tramea mu outhouses, was found guilty of arson Sd sentenced to twelve jears in tho peniten- an< tjary would not be at the head Of that college after this term Upon investigation it was found, however, that she has signed with the trustees There An Ofcjector. Ga May IS a lease for five years andwill remain as pnn- An effort was made to get our merchants to cipal The school 13 man excellent coneUtion. 1 dose up during the summer months at b 1 o'clocfcvas hasTreen their custom for three years past Our people like the move very Such, but one prominent merchant At 2, TjOUisville 5 Base 7, Louisville 7 6 Rohinsou, Meakm and JSyan Eaee- ter 3, -Colnmons 1 DIcKeongh, and Beat h of Mrs. Hflley- Ga., May 18 3te H31Jey, wto cit AtSJracBseSstara ll.St. Ebuis 9 1 oted Jnoay monung Hearlccmnty te Ey to NAJ., Ga May 18 Mi -3. Bait PWNAJ., E Dozier.k Atlanta represenuns the Bait Telephone company, has been here this weet establishment of a local ex- will bo in operation by July 1st. -Dedicatory Services. -CSpccial f- liberality of her atia.us, and es- 5 I- interment. ;
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Julie M brauchte ein neues Logo Design und hat einen Wettbewerb auf 99designs gestartet.
Aus 119 Designs von 54 Designern wurde eine Gewinner gewählt.
We are looking to start two employee recognition programs and are looking for a logo design for each. We would like something that is professional & smart.
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Would like these to be professional and complimentary to each. They don't have to have the same colors or schemes, but noticable that they are related.
President's Club is a quarterly recognition program and Chairman's Circle is an annual program.
iqtsolutions.com is the web page to view the current logo for the company and maybe complimantary colors or ideas.
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Typeface inspired by Slovene protesters in winter 2012/2013.
October 2012
Grid-based exhibition catalogue.
October 2012
The exhibition designed to create a pleasant visitor's experience.
October 2012
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May 2012
Redesign of Piranesi, the 1st Central-European Architectural Magazine for the Culture of the Environment.
December 2011
Clean and straight forward catalogue accompanying the photo exhibition.
November 2011
The idea of data exchange presented as a double spiral.
June 2011
The identity based on the abstract form of Triglav.
December 2010
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December 2008
The CD cover and the booklet for a music project of Srečko Kosovel's poems "Harfa drobnega dežja".
July 2008
This book contains 6441 containers.
June 2008
Corporate identity for the arhitectural office Enota.
June 2008
An illustrated guide with different walks to discover the architecture of the Slovene capital Ljubljana.
February 2007
Mobitel's Mobile Digital Lab seems an outer space object.
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French, swiss and german flag superpositioned as a single icon.
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Is Social Media Stressing You Out?
It's not social media that is stressing you out, it's the people on social media that are making you crazy. There is now a syndrome known as second hand stress.
It's not social media that is stressing you out, it's the people on social media that are making you crazy. There is now a syndrome known as second hand stress.
In 140 characters or less Gary Busey manages to say what none of us have ever thought before. This is simply incredible.
Country Music Hall of Fame member Garth Brooks has FINALLY joined the digital age - he joined Twitter, and Facebook, and posted a selfie earlier this week.
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|David Krejci on P.K. Subban: 'I don't like him'
|04.14.11 at 10:46 pm ET
The Bruins had plenty of reason to be frustrated with their inability to put one past Carey Price in their 2-0 loss to the Canadiens in Game 1 of the Eastern Conference quarterfinals, but David Krejci's frustration extended past the score board.
With the Bruins trailing the Habs, 1-0, in the first period, Krejci was tangled up with Habs rookie defenseman P.K. Subban. Subban turned on the jets, seemingly knowing Krejci's stick would obstruct him just enough for the officials to take notice, and drew a questionable hooking call that left the crowd booing and Krejci hoping for a better call. Krejci was even more upset when the refs didn't treat second-period play similarly when he went crashing into the boards on the power play.
"I barely touched him," Krejci said of his hooking call on Subban. "Then we had a power play in the second period, and they did the same thing to me. I almost killed myself by the boards there behind the net, and the ref didn't see it, I guess. I know people make mistakes, but come on, the puck's there, so there's two referees. If he calls that penalty on me, he's got to call [the other one] too. Obviously it sucks, but I can't bring it back."
As for Subban, who has proven on multiple occasions that he'll do whatever he can to draw a penalty, Krejci didn't hide his thoughts.
"I don't like him," Krejci said. "I'm not going to say what I think about him, but I don't like him. I think he didn't have to go down that easily, but it was a call. I don't think it was a bad call or a good call, it was just a made call, but if you make a call that's fine with me, but he's got to make the same call on the other side when that happened to me. That's what I'm kind of mad about."
|Bruins lose to Maple Leafs in shootout
|03.31.11 at 9:53 pm ET
The Bruins fell to the Maple Leafs, 4-3, in a shootout Thursday night at TD Garden.
The Bruins got goals from Brad Marchand, David Krejci and Andrew Ference. All three Bruins goals came in the second period. Tim Thomas made 32 saves in regulation, and made the save of the game in stopping Mikhail Grabovski on a penalty shot in overtime.
However, the Bruins blew two leads in the game. Joffrey Lupul struck for two goals for Toronto ' both of the Toronto forward's tallies were of game-tying variety, as his second period power-play goal knotted the game at two, and his third-period goal made it 3-3. Lupul went off for slashing Tomas Kaberle with 1:05 remaining in overtime.
The Capitals defeated the Blue Jackets Thursday, so the Bruins are now four points behind Washington. Bruins will wrap up their three-game home-stand on Saturday when they host the Thrashers in a matinee.
– Milan Lucic became the 10th player in the post-lockout NHL to have 30 goals, 30 assists and 100 penalty minutes in a season when he assisted Krejci's second-period goal. Lucic later added to his penalty minute total by fighting Jay Rosehill.
– With Marchand's shorthanded goal, he moved into a three-way tie for second in the NHL. It also gave him points in three straight games, and he now has five points (2 G, 3 A) over his last five contests.
– Krejci's goal preserved the high level at which the B's center has produced. Since Jan. 11, Krejci has not gone more than two consecutive games without a point. He has five (1 G, 4 A) over his last five games.
– Zdeno Chara went missing for a bit. After his shift with 2:46 remaining in the second period, the Bruins captain was not on the bench, and he was nowhere to be seen as the third period began. He ended up returning to the at 3:05 and playing the third period without appearing hindered, so the B's seem to have dodged a bullet after a scare to one of their most important players.
– Toronto initially got on the board because a puck deflected off former Leaf Tomas Kaberle. The tally was credited to Luke Schenn. The goal also gave Schenn goals against Thomas in the last two meetings between the two clubs. Not bad for Schenn considering he's scored just three other times this season.
– Schenn's first-period tally broke up Thomas' shutout streak at 1:22:21. For a while it seemed it would take a flukey goal to end the streak, and it did.
– Bruins fans seemed to dislike hearing a Phil Kessel assist being announced more than they did seeing a Toronto goal scored. The former Bruin picked up helpers on both of Lupul's goals.
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After not scoring in the first period, the Bruins got production early in the second and lead the Maple Leafs, 3-2.
Brad Marchand got the Bruins on the board when he scored a beautiful short-handed goal at 2:09. It was Marchand's fifth shorthanded tally of the season, putting him in a three-way tie for second in the NHL. Fifty-nine seconds later, David Krejci took a pass from Milan Lucic in front of the net and put it past James Reimer for his 13th goal of the season. With the assist, Lucic became the 10th player of the post-lockout NHL to have 30 goals, 30 assists and 100 penalty minutes in a single season. Lucic celebrated the mark later in the period by fighting Jay Rosehill.
After a Joffrey Lupul goal tied the game at two goals apiece, Andrew Ference put a slapshot through the legs of Reimer for a soft five-hole strike.
The Bruins held a 19-7 advantage in shots on goal in the period and are outshooting the Leafs, 27-17, after two.
|Bruins hold optional morning skate in anticipation of Blackhawks
|03.29.11 at 11:23 am ET
The sounds of pucks hitting boards and skates cutting ice were drowned out by a game of hallway soccer, as the Bruins held an optional skate Thursday in anticipation of their game against the Blackhawks. Tuukka Rask, Chris Kelly, Michael Ryder, Tyler Seguin, Gregory Campbell, Shane Hnidy, Steven Kampfer and Adam McQuaid skated for the B's. Expect Tim Thomas to start with Rask the only goaltender to skate in the optional.
Given that Ryder also skated in the optional and that Claude Julien expressed a desire to stick with the same lineup that won them Sunday's game in Philadelphia, it is probable that Ryder will be a healthy scratch once again.
Here are some notes from the morning:
– Julien said that he doesn't feel a need to talk about last year's playoffs with his team as they prepare for the postseason this time around. The B's blew a 3-0 series and Game 7 lead in the second round last year against the Flyers.
"I think for us right now it's just focusing on the moment. From here on in, we've still got to maintain our play, our level of play that we've had lately and continue to try and even improve that. There's no room for complacency right now, and we have lots of players. If we're going to move some players in and out from here on in it's not because we're taking it easy, but because we want everybody ready to go. That's kind of the message that we gave the players. So for us, I think we need to make sure we maintain our level of play from here on in."
– Much was made in training camp of the new situation that former Panthers Gregory Campbell and Nathan Horton found themselves in. Having never been to the playoffs in their careers, it seemed the postseason would be extra special for them. Campbell spoke about what it means to him to finally know he's headed for the playoffs.
"I'm excited. It's been a long time. That was the first thing I thought of when I got traded to Boston, was that I was going to get a chance to play in the playoffs," Campbell said. "For me, at this point in my career, the most meaningful thing is to get a chance to win. I know this organization's excited about the opportunity to get back to the playoffs again."
– While Julien said that the recent scratches "probably" won't get in the lineup Tuesday, he will get them in the lineup over the next two weeks to both rest those playing and keep everybody fresh.
"We've got to remember the guys were going to put in are good players. It's not like you're putting in a bad player," Julien said of the players serving as healthy scratches. "It's that you've got a 20-man roster for the game, but you've got 22-23 guys here. We're going to put some guys in, pull some guys out, but certainly not to say, well this is a game that we're going to take it easy, we're going to pull so-and-so out. We've got to stay on top of our game, and that's what I've been talking about, sliding guys in that can go in there and stay sharp so that if, come playoff time, we need somebody, they haven't been sitting around for a month."
– Julien spoke highly of David Krejci, who has 28 points in the 27 games since Marc Savard went down with his latest concussion. The coach said it's been more a result of improved play than increased opportunity.
"He's elevated his play, there's no doubt," Julien said. "He's become a better player in the second half of the season. I think we're starting to see more of the David Krejci we know. I think he had a bit of a slow start this year and wasn't skating as well as we had seen him in the past. And was trying to make those plays, but when you don't use your speed it's pretty hard to make those plays in this league. So I think his skating has gotten better, his intensity has gotten better, and because of that he's making some plays."
– The coach said that as far as fine-tuning things go prior to the playoffs, special teams will be the focus. After an ugly stretch, the power play has scored four goals in the last four games, while the penalty kill has allowed one goal over the last five.
"[Power play] is an area we've got to get better at," Julien said. "Even our penalty kill had been pretty good all year, then we hit that funk there for about three weeks that really made us slide down in the [rankings] in regards to that. We've got to get that back to where we feel it should be. I think our special teams are going to be important from here on in, and those are part of the things we need to work on.
"What I liked about the last game is that we were playing a really good team, it was a tight checking game and we stuck with it and found a way to win. You've got to be able to be patient with those types of games that are tight checking games. In the playoffs, that's what you're going to get, and I think our guys did a great job in the third period of not creating some bad mistakes or turnovers, and eventually they broke, took a penalty, and we took advantage of it. It's those little details when you get near the end of the year. You want your team to be composed and in control of their game plan."
|Price is wrong (again): Bruins crush Habs behind Tim Thomas shutout
|03.24.11 at 9:36 pm ET
Amidst what Milan Lucic called a "war of words," the Bruins let their play do the talking Thursday at TD Garden, chasing Carey Price and defeating the Canadiens, 7-0, at TD Garden.
The Bruins got on the board early, with Johnny Boychuk scoring his second goal of the season at 1:01 of the first period. The Bruins also got first-period tallies from Gregory Campbell and Nathan Horton, with Horton's tally coming on the power play off a feed from Lucic. Horton would add his second goal of the game at 15:57 of the third period, with Adam McQuaid making it a clean five for the Bruins moments later and sending Price to the Montreal bench in favor of backup Alex Auld. Tomas Kaberle welcomed Auld by scoring his first goal since being acquired by the Bruins on Feb. 18.
Campbell scored a shorthanded goal with the Habs on the two-man advantage in the third period. It made for his first two-goal game as a member of the Bruins.
David Krejci and Chara tied a career-high with three assists, while Lucic's three assists set a career-high.
Tim Thomas improved to 31-10-8 with the victory, and picked up his career-high eighth shutout of the season. His last shutout came on Jan. 17. His 18 games without a blanking served as teh longest stretch of the season without a shutout.
The game featured only one fight, as Campbell dropped the gloves with Belmont native Paul Mara late in the second period.
With the victory, the Bruins finished the season series with a 2-3-1 record against their rivals. At third and six place in the Eastern Conference, respectively, the teams would meet in the first round of the playoffs if the season were to end Thursday night. The Bruins have nine games remaining in the season and lead the Habs by five points. The Canadiens have seven games remaining in the season.
– As much attention as he's gotten for the wrong reasons since the March 8 Max Pacioretty hit, Chara hasn't seen his play take a hit in the slightest. With his three assists, Chara has 10 points (2 G, 8 A) in seven games since the Bruins last faced the Habs.
– Chris Kelly hasn't exactly been a fan favorite since coming to the B's prior to the trade deadline, but he had one shift on the penalty kill that probably won a few fans over. Kelly had no problem laying out on the ice to disrupt a P.K. Subban slap shot, and moments later had a shorthanded opportunity that drew a Roman Hamrlik holding call. It wasn't all roses, as Kelly took a tripping call at 1:35 of the third period, but he might be more valuable to this team than he gets credit for.
– Good to see Tyler Seguin sticking his nose into the more physical areas. The rookie has shied away from contact throughout the season, but he's clearly more willing to take it on as of late. Seguin even came to the aid of Mark Recchi after the veteran's tussle with Mara. The rookie exchanged a few shoves with Habs defenseman Brett Sopel after he felt Mike Cammalleri gave him something extra behind the Canadiens net.
– Recchi is now tied for 12th place all-time in points. His assist on Kaberle's goal put him in a tie with Paul Coffey with 1,531.
– Brad Marchand broke up a seven-game pointless streak in setting up the play that led to Kaberle's goal and getting an asssist. The rookie had just one point, an assist, in his previous to games. He has still been stuck at 19 goals on the season for over a month. Marchand last scored on Feb. 22 in Calgary.
– If the Habs weren't so dead the entire night, they would have had an opportinity to produce the makings of a comeback in the second period while trailing 3-0. After the B's outshot the Canadiens, 19-8, in the first period, the Habs had some space to work with early in the second. They came out with five shots to the Bruins' two early in the second, but a Bruins timeout and Montreal penalties doomed their chances of getting anything going.
– The Bruins don't match up well with the Habs, but if they meet in the playoffs they have to like their chances against Price at the Garden. The Montreal netminder has allowed 13 goals in his last two Garden appearances, both of which were losses.
|Tuukka Rask, Bruins beat Blue Jackets in shootout to snap skid
|03.15.11 at 9:47 pm ET
Tyler Seguin was given just 9:57 of ice time Tuesday night, but he co-starred with Tuukka Rask in a 3-2 shootout victory over the Blue Jackets that ended a four-game losing streak.
The Bruins fell behind in the final minute of the first period when Grant Clitsome sent a blast from the blue line past Rask, but a Zdeno Chara shot that went off David Krejci would tie it in the second. With the Bruins trailing in the third period and Nathan Horton in the box for holding the stick, Rich Peverley scored the B's eighth shorthanded goal of the season, beating Steve Mason for his 16th goal of the season.
Rask, who had 32 saves in regulation, made timely saves in the third period in stopping Jakub Voracek, Antoine Vermette, Derick Brassard and Derek Dorsett on key Blue Jackets opportunities. He followed that by stopping Rick Nash and Fedor Tyutin in the shootout.
The Bruins will head to Nashville to face the Predators on Thursday.
– While benching Michael Ryder may have opened some eyes, there's no debating that the Bruins are in better shape for a shootout with Seguin in the lineup. The rookie has struggled to pin down the NHL game physically, but when it comes to skating down the ice untouched, talent trumps all.
– The Bruins may have not seen much time on the power play, but they scored more than Columbus on Blue Jackets power plays. The B's killed off all six penalties they took, with Peverley scoring the timely short-handed goal.
– Either Milan Lucic or Krejci were bound to see their point streaks continue due to the B's first goal, and after a scoring change it proved to be Krejci. Lucic hit Johnny Boychuk with a pass in the offensive zone, with Boychuk setting up a Chara blast that went off Krejci before sailing past Steve Mason. Though Lucic didn't get an assist on the play, he still has six points (2 G, 4 A) in his last six games. Krejci now has at least one point in each of his last six games, and eight points (2 G, 6 A) over the span.
– Good to see Rask play the role of stopper, as he picked up the Bruins' first win in five games. The Bruins' four-game skid was the ninth time this season the team had lost at least two games in a row. Of the previous eight occurrences, Tim Thomas had gotten the win that followed the first five losing streaks, with Rask now serving as the stopper in the last four. That's a combination of both coincidence and the fact that Claude Julien is giving his young goaltender more time down the stretch.
– Mark Recchi continues the climb up the list for most games played. Tuesday, he surpassed former Bruin Dave Andreychuk, and at 1,640 games, Recchi is now fifth all-time.
– The Bruins had just one power play in the game, and it lasted all of five seconds. Patrice Bergeron took an interference penalty following the face-off that began an Antione Vermette hooking minor. The team's power play struggles have been well-documented (just one power play goal since Feb. 28), and having just five seconds on the man advantage isn't exactly the right way to remedy them.
– Scottie Upshall continues to haunt Rask. Nice puck-movement by his line drew Rask way out of his net with less than eight minutes to go, and Upshall easily put his 20th of the season into an unoccupied net. The goal was his third goal against Rask in three games facing him.
– That's now two games in a row in which Nathan Horton has taken a penalty in the final seven minutes of the game with the Bruins trailing. Horton was called for interference at 13:12 of the third period against the Islanders on Saturday, and he went off at 13:06 for holding the stick. Of course, the Bruins ended up tying the game with Horton in the box, but it certainly isn't the type of habit the B's want to develop. Krejci would later be called for a cross-check with 4:34 remaining.
|Nathan Horton has Bruins leading Sabres, 1-0
|03.10.11 at 7:42 pm ET
The David Krejci line remains red-hot, and as a result the Bruins are leading the Sabres, 1-0, on a Nathan Horton goal.
Horton scored his 19th over the year at 8:54, finishing a 3-on-2 with Milan Lucic and Krejci getting the assists. The play came about thanks to nice work by Adam McQuaid in breaking it out of the Bruins' zone.
The period featured a fight between Gregory Campbell and Cody McCormick, with the Sabres forward winning the bought. Each team had power plays that lasted just seconds, as Tyler Myers went to the box for tripping just five seconds after Shawn Thornton went off for interference.
Tim Thomas had an impressive period, making big saves on Jordon Leopold and Jason Pominville, the latter of which he made by quickly sliding from side to side to rob the Bruins killer (eight points in five games vs. Boston this season).
The B's are outshooting the Sabres, 15-11.


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The Revenue is taking nearly £300m a year too much off our wages and salaries, according to the government's own auditor.
The money is being wrongly taken through the PAYE system used by employers to deduct the tax we owe from our monthly or weekly pay.
But the National Audit Office has revealed there were "significant and widespread errors" in the system.
As a result, employers took £295m a year too much which was "potentially refundable" to the people concerned.
John Whiting, a partner with accountants PricewaterhouseCoopers, told BBC Radio 4's Money Box programme: "PAYE means pay as you earn but it could also mean Pretty Accurate Yet Estimated."
"If you've got very simple affairs and you just get the basic tax allowance of £4,895, and let's say just a salary, then PAYE will usually knock off the right amount of tax.
"But where it can go wrong is if you change jobs, have more than one job, move from a job to a pension, have a bit of freelance earnings, or are over 65 with two or three pensions."
Fear factor
"People who have a good salary taking them into the top rate tax bracket, and get a bit of interest or dividends on their savings, find that the Revenue is trying to collect the extra tax on that via the PAYE code.
"But by its nature that is bound to be a 'guesstimate' of what you are going to get."
And he said it was always worth checking your tax code to see if you might be over-paying.
"People should engage brain and disengage the fear factor.
"Look at your PAYE code, check it's right. If you are under 65 and the code is anything other than 489L you need to ask: why is it different from that?
"You should get a coding notice from the Revenue. If you don't, then ring up and ask for one. And if you can't understand it, ring up too. Always investigate."
The National Audit Office said the Revenue had "prepared an action plan to correct these weaknesses over a number of years".
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The programme was repeated on Sunday, 16 October, 2005, at 2102 BST.
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Crash course in how to speak Aussie. Just abbreviate everything and you'll be fine 😉
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Showbag mania
Every Australian is well familiar with what a showbag is. For me it was something new and unfamiliar, until the other day when Simon and I went to the Royal Melbourne Show that is. Speaking of unfamiliar just to clarify things, an Australian show is the same thing as a fair or a carnival. Yes, they do like to be different these Aussies. The Royal Melbourne Show for those of you who don't now it is an agricultural show held at the Royal Melbourne Showgrounds every September. The show has been running since 1848 and it has around half a million visitors each year and offers a mix of animals, livestock, rides and food experiences.
But back to the showbags. A showbag is commercial plastic bag filled with treats and fun. There was a Showbag Pavillion at the Royal Show here in Melbourne filled with heaps and heaps of showbags (387 to be exact), something for every age, taste and budget. The showbags are basically sample bags and was originally given out for free to promote brand awareness. They are not free any more of course but you can find bags for as little as $2 and at the Show here in Melbourne about 65% of the bags cost under $20.
The land of CAPITAL letters
I have to share something with you about Australia that's driving me nuts. I'll be fair though, it might not be an Australian thing it might just be something that goes on only at my work, I don't know. At my work at least, there is an overuse of typing emails in CAPITALS ONLY. I would think that it's an internationally known fact that writing in all caps is considered as if you're shouting, which in most cases isn't necessary. I'm all for using capital letters to emphasise a word but I hate when I receive a whole email written in caps. So unless you intend on offending the person your writing to please feel free to stop that. Anyone else in Australia picked up on this or is it just me?
Only in Australia
Only in Australia do you find solar powered Christmas lights. That's just so weird!! Simon didn't find it one bit strange but I was amazed. Christmas and sun just don't go hand in hand in my world. Christmas and snow on the other hand, that's a different story. 😉
The fact that the Christmas stuff is available in the stores this early is another story on "what's wrong with the world" and not just an Australian issue.
What team should you be barracking for?
When in Oz you have to have a footy team that you go for. For those of you that might be indecisive I'll pass on a photo Marie shared in the Swaussie Facebook page that might help you make up your mind.
Spiders & insects
One thing I don't look forward to about my move are the Australian insect, in particular the spiders (yes I know spiders are not insects). I hate spiders! Even looking at photos of them gives me goose bumps and make me feel sick. I saw my first Huntsman when we were in Australia over Christmas. Inside Simon's parents' house! I know they're one of the harmless spider species but still they're big and disgusting and if I find one of them in our house I think I might die. 🙂
But it's not only the spiders that freak me out, it's all insects that I'm not familiar with. They're so many insects, different from the ones we have here in Sweden and I don't really know if they're dangerous or not. I remember clearly (and I think Simon does too) my encounter with a scary beetle back in 2009. I had dried my laundry outside and just took it off the clothes line and started folding it inside. On one of my jumpers I found a bug and I freaked out screaming throwing the jumper on the floor. Of course it was totally harmless but after that I dried my clothes inside. Why I'm sure this is a vivid memory for Simon too? I had him on the the phone so I screamed his ear off. 🙂
ANZAC day
The national day of remembrance, ANZAC day, is coming up next Wednesday (April 25). The day is commemorated each year by Australia and New Zealand, originally to honour the members of the Australia/New Zealand Army Corps (ANZAC), troops sent to Gallipoli (Turkey) during World War I. Nowadays though, the day has become a day for commemorating all those who served and died in all wars, conflicts, and peacekeeping operations.
On ANZAC day, ceremonies are held in towns and cities across the nation to acknowledge the service of the veterans and I think the Shrine of Remembrance is the place to go to do so in Melbourne. The Shrine of Remembrance (seen in the photo above) is Victoria's largest and most visited war memorial and it's located near the Royal Botanic Gardens just south of the CBD.
Ode of Remembrance
The phrase above is part of British Laurence Binyon's poem For the Fallen, which was first published in 1914. The poem honoured the World War I British war dead of that time and the poem has, among the Commonwealth, become know as the Ode of Remembrance . The verse above is read at dawn services and other ANZAC tributes and in Australia the line Lest we forget is often added to the end of the ode, which is repeated in response by those listening.
They shall not grow old, as we that are left grow old:
Age shall not weary them, nor the years condemn.
At the going down of the sun and in the morning,
We will remember them.
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Tim Tam Slam
Something I've actually heard about but never tried is this special Aussie way of eating Tim Tam's. This ritual goes by many names; the Tim Tam Slam, the Tim Tam Bomb, the Tim Tam Suck and the Tim Tam Explosion but no matter what you call it, the steps are the same.
Sausage rolls, pies and pasties
A couple of things that Simon miss here in Sweden are sausage rolls, meat pies and pasties. I've made an attempt to make my own sausage rolls and they turned out alright but I've yet not tried making meat pies. On the Swaussie Couples Facebook page (yes, there is such a thing and it's great). I've now received a tip that a place in Stockholm called Taylors & Jones sell really good sausage rolls, pies and pasties. We'll definitely have to pay them a visit when we're up in Stockholm in March to try them out.
In a lamb Barbie world
Remember Sam Kekovich and his Australia Day lamb campaigns (we've written about them earlier – HERE)? Well, this year is no different than the last seven and with Australia Day coming up on Thursday (Jan 26) I though I'll share this year's campaign video. Pretty funny if you ask me. 🙂
Barbie is, for you who don't know it, the Australian slang word for barbecue.


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Pranab Mukherjee has announced that FIIs can now invest in Mutual fund schemes. How do you think it should affect the segment as a whole? I'm expecting a nice push in the short term at least..
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It's foreign nationals & not FIIs as you have mentioned.
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Foreign Investors can now invest in Mutual Funds
This move while it may enable mutual fund houses to garner more Asset Under Management (AUM) as foreign investors participate in the Indian equity markets (through the mutual fund route), we believe that this may also bring in some wild swings in the flow of funds to the mutual fund industry (unless we get long term foreign investors).
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