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My name is Brian and I'm a TV addict (not in recovery). I thought it was time to let you in on some of the better flat screen drugs currently available on the market. You'll note that there are NO cooking programmes on the list. I still have some pride. You'll also note that there are no movies. This is because movies are unwatchable with commercials and Sky's movie policy seems to be to recycle the same movies for as long as humanly possible. This at least has the advantage that you don't need to worry if you miss one. It'll be back!
So here we go.
Game of Thrones (9.30 Sunday Soho)
I suspect I'm a typical viewer in that I haven't the slightest idea what's really going on. Judy has read the book and does understand what's going on, but has given up trying to explain it to me. Can you enjoy a TV drama whose plot-lines defeat you? Well yes, if it's essentially a morality play in which the forces of good and evil wage war – big time wrestling against a massive canvas. The baddies are so bad and the goodies so beautiful. What more could you want? Well sex, violence and lots of nudity to name but three. Plenty of that too. From the stunning title-sequence to the cliff-hanger conclusion of each episode it really is unmissable stuff.
The Paul Henry Show (10.30 weeknights TV3)
Yes, I know, the guy you loved to hate on Breakfast, got the push here, bombed out in Oz, came crawling back and now has his own late-night show on TV3. Who would watch it? Well, in spite of him saying I've been around longer than the Pope, I would. And I do. Henry is all the things he was before – outrageous, disrespectful, rude, iconoclastic, vain, egotistical, potty-mouthed, chauvinistic, a right-wing prick and very, very funny. So what's made the difference? The time slot. At 10.30 Henry can be all of those things and it's really enjoyable. His side-kick, the gorgeous Janika Ter Ellen, has grown on me and the duo seem to be working well. Not so entertaining is the uncomfortable '9 in 10' segment where pub patrons are asked to name nine items in a category in 10 seconds in order to win the sponsor's product, a Kia car. And Paul's bottom obsession is showing. If he doesn't like something it's 'not a something' s bottom ' or 'not a something's bum' or 'not a something's arse' or 'not a something's backside'. Potty training I suspect. But The Paul Henry Show is a pleasant surprise and a good watch.
The Graham Norton Show (8.30 Friday TV3)
Norton is television's most accomplished ringmaster – a brilliant chat show host with an extraordinary capacity to put even the most difficult, reluctant or uppity guests at ease with him and each other. The entertainment world's top stars and personalities flock to his couch. Most comment at the end of the show how much they enjoyed it. And for those looking for a bit of Schadenfreude, there's always 'the red chair' at the end of the show. (Note to guests: There's not much point in pulling the lever before the contestant has even had the chance to tell their story. What are you – infants?)
7 Days (9.25 Friday TV3)
Hilarious home-grown stand-up sit-down topical game-show – or something. Hard to describe really. For adults only. Bad language may offend. Not for the faint hearted. Very naughty. Bloody funny. Moves so quickly that it's easy to miss some of the jokes. Suggest you record on MySky. (The number of offended viewers may have increased this week. Being sacrilegious on Good Friday is asking for trouble.)
Campbell Live (7.00pm weeknights TV3)
Nightly magazine and current affairs show for grown-ups and thinking people. Campbell is this country's top television journalist. His very practical advocacy on behalf of the dispossessed and disadvantaged in New Zealand society is sometimes mistaken for left-wing political bias. It isn't. The two should not be confused.
Mr Selfridge (8.30 Tuesday TV1) TV drama series based on the real life story of the flamboyant and visionary American founder of Selfridge's, the London department story. Devised by the brilliant Andrew Davies. Say no more!
Antiques Road Show (7.30 Sunday Prime)
Frazzled nerves? Sit down in a comfy chair with the cat in your lap and be soothed by the old world charm of this gentle journey into the past with just a chance of discovering that you're sitting on a fortune (perhaps literally). Love it!
Good Stuff for Thinking People
The Nation (9.30am Saturday and 10am Sunday TV3)
Solid current affairs programme. Pity about the timeslot.
Q & A (9am Sunday TV1)
Solid current affairs programme. Pity about the timeslot.
3rd Degree (8.30 Wednesday TV3)
Superb investigative journalism that gets real results. (Think Teina Pora, but there are many more examples.)
Eggheads (6.30 weeknights UKTV)
English pub quiz teams compete with the country's top brains for cash. The visitors rarely win and the cash can accumulate to a considerable sum. I can usually answer 9% of the questions and consider myself bloody brilliant on that score. The pleasure lies in one's amazement at how much the Eggheads know – and seeing who can beat them.
QI (follows Eggheads at 7.00 weeknights on UKTV)
Erudite and highly entertaining quiz game, hosted by the erudite and highly entertaining polymath Stephen Fry. Informative, fun and frequently very rude, descending into potty humour occasionally.
Just for Fun
The Simpsons, The Big Bang Theory, 'Allo 'Allo (still holding up remarkably well)
A Special Mention
Judge Judy (4.30 weekdays Vibe)
American small claims court show presided over by retired Manhattan Family Court Judge Judith Sheindlin. The programme has been running since 1996 and, I'm told, still rates through the roof.
I can't stop watching Judge Judy which is strange because I'm not normally a fan of horror shows. And Judge Judy (note no italics) really is a horror – a power-crazed egomaniac who delights in reminding witnesses that they're not and never will be as clever as her, displays the most extraordinary verbal cruelty in dealing with plaintiffs and defendants, including repeatedly telling women whose kids, through no fault of theirs, have gone off the rails that they're 'bad mothers', throwing out cases because someone dared to interrupt her stream of invective or had the effrontery to say, 'That's not fair!', refusing without reason to listen to witnesses at all and generally acting like some crazed avenging angel. Judge Judy would not survive for five minutes in a New Zealand family court or Disputes Tribunal hearing before she was struck off.
Maybe that's why I can't stop watching Judge Judy.
Did I mention that my name is Brian and I'm a TV addict (not in recovery)?
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Skullcandy Turns Takeover Target After 66% Drop: Real M&A
Skullcandy Inc. (SKUL), the headphone maker known for colorful designs, is turning into a takeover target after falling more than almost every other initial public offering during the past 18 months.
Down 66 percent since it began trading in July 2011, Skullcandy has performed worse than all but seven of the 185 U.S. IPOs completed since its debut, according to data compiled by Bloomberg. The stock sank to a record low of $6.70 last week after Jefferies Group Inc. recommended selling the shares. The company's enterprise value of 3.9 times earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation and amortization is cheaper than 96 percent of stocks in the Russell 2000 Index, the data show.
While increasing competition for in-ear headphones and the company's move into lower-margin designs prompted the Jefferies downgrade on Jan. 2, Skullcandy shareholder Royce & Associates LLC says its brand may appeal to buyers such as Bose Corp. or Sony Corp. (6758) Even though Skullcandy's revenue growth has slowed, the shares have fallen more than is justified and that might prompt a takeover, Roth Capital Partners LLC said.
"I don't get the sense that management is wanting or would look to sell at these levels, but you can't ignore that as being a possible outcome when the stock's trading where it is and the value being as cheap as it is," David King, a Newport Beach, California-based analyst for Roth Capital, said in a telephone interview.
Alecia Pulman, a spokeswoman for Park City, Utah-based Skullcandy, didn't respond to messages requesting comment. Joanne Berthiaume, a spokeswoman for Bose, said the company isn't a potential buyer for Skullcandy. Sony's Elizabeth Boukis didn't answer an e-mail seeking comment.
Apple, Beats
Skullcandy shares fetched more than $16 as recently as August and peaked last year in April at $17.33. They plunged a record 16 percent on Sept. 13 after Apple Inc., the world's largest company by market value, announced new earphones and Morgan Stanley cut its rating on Skullcandy's stock. Jay Sole, an analyst at Morgan Stanley, wrote in a report that Beats Electronics LLC's Beats by Dr. Dre brand was taking more market share than anticipated. He also cited the competitive threat from Apple, which bundles the devices with iPhones.
Losses accelerated for Skullcandy's stock in November, when it slumped 29 percent to $8.62. The company cut its 2012 profit forecast on Nov. 1, citing a shift toward lower-margin products, "cautiousness" regarding European sales and U.S. promotions. Then, Skullcandy plunged 13 percent on Jan. 2 following the Jefferies downgrade, and closed at a record low the next day.
Earnings Multiple
The declines have left Skullcandy trading at one of the lowest valuations in the Russell 2000 Index, a gauge of smaller U.S. stocks. Its 3.9 multiple of enterprise value to Ebitda compares with the median of 9.3 among the 1,382 companies with a figure, according to data compiled by Bloomberg. More than $360 million has been wiped off the stock's market value since a 2011 peak of $551 million.
Today, Skullcandy's shares gained 3.9 percent to $7.14 for the biggest advance in six weeks.
Growth is slowing at the company. Annual revenue increases, which ranged from 36 percent to 47 percent in 2009 through 2011, are forecast to decelerate to 15 percent in 2013 and 3.5 percent in 2014, according to the average of analysts' estimates compiled by Bloomberg.
Despite the pressure on Skullcandy's business, the shares have fallen too far, and that could spur a deal, Roth Capital's King said.
Other headphone makers may be interested in buying Skullcandy, said James Harvey, a New York-based money manager at Royce, which oversees about $36 billion including Skullcandy shares.
$350 Headphones
Bose, which produces audio equipment including $350 noise- canceling headphones, may be drawn to Skullcandy's brand recognition and low valuation, Harvey said.
"The company generates cash flow and cash flow has been increasing," he said in a phone interview. "That's what we've been attracted to."
Skullcandy produced $21.2 million of free cash flow in 2011, up from $12.1 million in 2009.
Larger electronic companies such as Sony could also see Skullcandy as a fit, Harvey said. Sony collaborated with TV personality Simon Cowell in September to release X Headphones in an effort to compete against Beats.
King, the Roth Capital analyst, agreed that an electronics manufacturer seeking to enter the headphones market, or bolster an existing business, might show interest in Skullcandy.
Skullcandy is popular among so-called action sports athletes, including skiers, King said. A traditional apparel company that already sells to that group may also be interested, he said.
The Center
"That customer is typically in that demographic that everyone is going after -- late teens, early 20s -- who spends more and more time on mobile devices and is consuming a lot of content on mobile devices," King said. "Skullcandy is kind of at the center of that."
Skullcandy may prefer to remain independent and expand with help from licensing agreements with other companies, said Sean Naughton, a Minneapolis-based analyst at Piper Jaffray Cos.
Still, Skullcandy's low valuation may convince someone to acquire the company, Harvey said.
"The answer lies in how the potential acquirer views the Skullcandy brand," he said.
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The individual major within the College of Letters & Science is a method of fulfilling the depth requirement for students whose interests bridge existing departments and disciplines in ways not accommodated by an existing major or interdisciplinary program. This major must consist of a coherent pattern of courses in more than one department or recognized interdisciplinary program in the College of Letters & Science and must be approved by the Faculty Committee on Individual Majors. Getting approval to pursue an individual major is never guaranteed. Thus, students should speak with their advisor about other academic options. Students interested in learning more about the individual major should contact L&S Undergraduate Academic Deans' Services at 608-262-0617 in 110 Ingraham Hall and set up an individual appointment with the coordinator for the individual major prior to starting this process.
Any student working toward an L&S degree may elect to develop an individual major. (Students earning degrees in other undergraduate schools and colleges on the UW–Madison campus are not eligible to pursue an Individual Major within Letters & Science.) This major must receive approval during the second-semester of the sophomore year or first semester of junior year. Seniors may find it impractical to use this major since all students are required to earn at least 30 degree credits after the term in which approval is given. A student may complete only one individual major.
Developing an Individual Major
The student takes primary responsibility for developing an individual major proposal. The well-written proposal must meet the requirements and rigor for a major in the College of Letters & Science (the proposal
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- assist the student in defining/redefining the relevant themes, learning objectives and rationale for the major and assist in developing/refining the student's individual major proposal;
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- a narrative explaining how the courses included in the proposal apply to the proposed individual major program;
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- the student's current transcript. Additional supporting materials may also be included. Students must submit the original completed application with all supporting documentation in an electronic format to the individual major coordinator.
Each individual major application is reviewed by a committee of three faculty members, each representing a department related to the proposed major. The faculty committee evaluates the proposal for coherence, appropriate breadth and depth, and similarity to existing majors. The committee may approve the proposal as submitted, recommend modifications, reject the proposal altogether, or reject it with an invitation to revise and resubmit in a later semester. The committee's decision is final. A student cannot declare an individual major until after it has been approved by the committee.
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Directioners led the charge at the box office this weekend, putting "One Direction: This is Us" in the top spot for August 30-September 1, 2013.
The documentary, which follows the members of the popular boy band as they head on tour, grabbed $8.8 million on Friday and took in a three day total of $16.9 million.
For the second weekend in a row, "The Butler" reigned at the top of the box office for the week of August 23-25, 2013
The bio-drama about a butler who served at the White House during multiple administrations nabbed $4.7 million on Friday and reached a three day total of $17 million.
Movie goers looking for a taste of history took "The Butler" to the top spot at the box office for the weekend of August 16-18, 2013.
The bio-drama about a butler who served at the White House during multiple administrations nabbed $8.32 million for its first day in theaters and garnered a three day total of $25 million.
Movie-goers looking for some action sent "Elysium" to the top at the box office for the weekend of August 9-11, 2013.
The Matt Damon sci-fi film snagged an $11 million Friday, and finished out the weekend with $30.5 million.
Stepping out for an evening of fun, stars turned out in droves at the El Capitan Theatre in Hollywood for the premiere of "Planes" on Monday (August 5).
Voicing the role of Dottie in the animated comedy, Teri Hatcher looked lovely on the arrivals carpet in a strapless gold frock, while Hilary Duff chose a more casual black jumpsuit with a Donatienne clutch for the event.
For fans of animated flicks, 2013 will be a great year as "Planes" has just been assigned an August 9th release date.
The Walt Disney Pictures film is a spin-off from the popular "Cars" franchise and from the preliminary promotional materials it looks like another winner.


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Lock Haven Express (Newspaper) - February 20, 1890, Lock Haven, Pennsylvania EIGHTH YEAR-NO. 300. LOCK HAVEN, PA., THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 20, 1890. PRICE-TWO CENTS. EVENING EXPRE^ KINSLOE BROTHKK8 - - - PUBLISHERS CURRENT COMMENT. Soutu Adams, Mass., ia au old town Miss Susan B. Anthony waa born there, PiTT5BUJto ib �a pleased as & pig with two tails over its new library, and so it siioulJ bo.______ If th�y hauged Hars iu Now Jersey, it would require a largo coil of iopo to dts pose ot Ibe witnesses in the Lccony trial. It ia Tcassuriuj; to know thai P. T. Uat-nuni brings back to America, as tbe result of his Loudon engagement, about $500,000 in British gold. Tbe biggest thing in the sbow (Mr. Baruutu thinks) is the profit of it,___ Tnn significant greetings which are givtu to General Alger, of Michigan, in his travels over the country as Commatder of tbe Graud Aimy of the Republic, indicate that he may be a stronger candidate for President in 1892 than he was was in 18SS. _ An inventory of tbe wardrobe of Queen Elizabeth, made in tbe 2600, recently published, shows that the Queen then had 90 robe?, 126 kirtles, 269 gows, 136 "foreparts," 125 petticoats, 27 fans, 96 cloaks, S3 safeguards, 85 doublets, and 18 lap mantles. The gowns appear all to have been of tbe richest materials. The New York THbune publishes an article fiiviog advice worth following in case of fire or other emergency. It advises a person who finds it necesaary to jump from a window to first throw out mattresses or similar articles that they may break the force of the fall. A Bhawl or overcoat wrapped about tbe head may prfcvtnt fracture of the skull in Buch a jump. A coat or blanket held by four stout men will check the fill of a person sufficienty to prevent serious injury. A few simple precautions of this kiud are worth remembering. The Philadelphia Inquirer is authority for the statement that the proposition to collect money in the schools of the commonwealth for tbe purpose of erecting a monument to the memory of the late JJr. E. E. Higbeo has beep so generally oppos-. ed by the press of the state that the project has been abandoned, and the sums already collected are to be returned to tbe contributors. We are glad to bear this. Beyond the special and particular reasons which rendered it improper to demand such a tribute to the memory of Dr. Higbee from tbe children of the state, there are general reasons against any movement of the aort, and it is to be hoped nothing of the aort will ever be attempted hereafter. The Ttr* BOQMi of Congress, Washikgtox, Feb. 19.-The Hourc in Committee of the Whole today reported favorably on the Senate bill authorizing the appointment of an assistant Secretary of War. and also discussed tbe Oklahoma bill, hat did not reaoh a vote thereon. The Senate to day agreed to tbe resolution authorizing the Inter-State Commerce committee to investigate the alleged excessive charges made by railroads on food products shipped from beyond the Rocky mountain to eastern points. Senator Blair continued his educational bill argument, Ketarns AH In. The election returns from the townships and boroughs in the county are now all in. The last of the returns was received at the Prothonotary*s office this morning. BeUte** Amputated'"Aronnd tbe World"-A Wumnn Applleaat-Y. M. C. A--Kunnlnv Pay and Night-The KetnrnS All In-A Boom at Gazzain- The Bluebirds are Singing. 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The DuBois Courier is informed that tbe Beech Creek Railroad is to build two extensions into its coal fields from tbat point and to lay some 6,000 feet of additional sidings, as well as to make a new opeutug. To house the workmen required for these purposes fifty additional bouses are to be built and the promise is for a season of prosperity, sucb as tbe place has never before known. Around the World. Fleming's "Around the World in Eighty Days" faced a full bouse last night and in some respect* was a vey acceptable production, while in others it fell far below the expectations of tbe audience. Tbe sconery was meagre, the costumes ordinary and the ballet failed to mater:alizotmuoh to the disappointment of all. The character of Phincas Fogg and several others in the oast wore very good. V. M. C. A. Tbe Wil>iamsport District comprises fifteen associations, Bellefonte, Danville, Hartleton, Lewisburg, Bucknell University, Bucknefl Academy, Mansfield State Normal'School, Milton, Muncy, New Berlin, Pennsylvania Furnace, Selinsgrove, State College, Westfioldand Williamsport. The Distiiot Convention will meet in Wil-tiamsport, on Friday, Feb. 28, and continue to March 2nd. The Bluebirds are Singing;, A gentleman from Chatham's Run who was in the oity yesterday, says the blue birds have been Biuging in tbat section for a week or more. It is altogether likely that the bluo birds have arrived a great deal too soon, and will have cause later on to regret tbeir coming at such an early date. Household tfnrnitare For Sale. Mrs. John E. Furst will have a public Bale of household furnituro at ber residence, corner of Fourth and Fairview streets, Saturday afternoon at bait past one o'clock. The furniture is In good condition and tboso who want anything in this lino should attend the Bale. Baby Carriage Taken. A baby carriage belonging to W. C. Franoiscus was taken from in front of his drug store about eight o'olock last night. Any information as to its whereabouts will be thankfully received and rewarded. PUNGENT POT I'OUttl. Death of an Infant. The infant child of Mr. and Mrs. T. C. Truokenmiller, of Flomington, died this morning. Mrs. Trnokenmiller is very sick and tho atHiotod family have tbe sympathy of the whole oommunity. A Woman Applicant. One woman baB made application to Captain Brioker for appointment as one of the census enumerators in Clinton county. As women are eligible it is to be hoped that tbe lady may be appointed. Banning Day and Night. Tho Lock Haven Nail Company are so crowded with orders that the mill is now running day and night. This is a good Bhowing, as tbe force of employes is largely increased. Raising a Sunken Crart. A flat loaded with sand was run into the lock at tho mouth of tbo Cross Cut Canal a few days ago, where it Bunk. Efforts are being made to get the suukeu craft atloat again. A Tatkluu Ciuniry. The lamllord of a public houHO at Birmingham h;is a canaiy bird that can speak several words distinctly, haviug learned thorn from a parrot with which it bad been brought up. A ItlUerllaneone Mixture of Sense and Nonsense Scissored and Scribbled. Livrb of bankers oft remind us We should make our sneak In time. And In skipping leave behind us Footprints to no other clime. If is with characters as it is with coats -better a bad one than none at all. "It is said tbat tbe Japanese people never kiss." Come to think of it, when they look at each other they ougbt not to want to kiss. There are a great many children afflicted with colds, which may lead to oronp aud diphtheria, in Altoona, and parents should exercise the utmost care iu dress-fug tbo little ones warmly and seasonably. Never allow them to go lo bed with cold feet. The gentleman wbo is going to marry Mary Anderson wilt not suffer from a failure of tbe ice crop. A man seldom realizes what "ashes to ashes" means until he has to sift some when the ttiod is blowing great guns, Dampness is unhealthy. It is better to live with a swearing ma-i than with a crying woman. The shrewd girl divides her time between airiug impressions and impressing hoirs. It is not strange that stove manufacturers should be fired by ardor for tbe grata cause. "Bet yer back teeth" is the way the small boy accentuates bis remarks. They buried it darkly at dead of night. The Bods with their lead pencils turning; They planted the chestnut out of sight Aud went on tbeir salaries earning.' They burled It darkly at dead or night, ou, deod of vain endeavor; The darned thing sprouted, and the crop Is blggar notv than ever. Gibls just let into society are wearing shorter glovea than last year. They hardly reach to tbe crazy-bone now. Nearly six weeks earlier than usual the iasb of tbe street urchin is undulating between tbe whip top and tbe pedestrian's eye. A number of men have to go through life with one foot just enough larger than tho other to make ready-made shoes a barren ideality to them. "When a fellow gets 'mashed' on him-jelf," Bays a talented Roman, "it isn't long before he cuts out everybody else. Robendaum (the elder)-My gracious, Abie; don't study bo hardt, or you vlll ruin your Bpegdacles. It is said that a man from tbe Pine Tree State oan be told by the pitob of his voice. "Ice oream will be dearer nextsnmmer," says a querulous contemporary. That will make tbe girl all tbe dearer. But bow about about the Ice oream trousers. THE SAUNDERS MURDER. United 8tate� Marshal Mizell Beports Regarding the Saunders Case. THE DETAILS OF THE KLUING The woman who went to a city bank with a hundred dollar check and replied to the cashier, who said, " You will have to bo indentified, madam; we don't know who you are," " Neither, sir, do I know wbo you are," may have thought herself very smart, but she didn't get the money. He wore a dainty overcoat All buttoned up around his throat. Each button like a dollar. All neatness from the bead to toes; What living wight would e'er suppose He didn't have a dollar?" It is a curious fact, and one that moralists may well ponder, that full refleotiou is necessary to sober thought. Mrs. Langtry's silver bathtub is not such a novelty as many seem to think it. Every photographer has his silver bath. Answering an oft-repeated question, we think it should be pronounced the "Lose iana lottery." "We depend for a living upon our eorn crops," remarked the turkey to tbe Coebin China. We don't wonder tbat some people who try to waltz get discouraged. They are constantly having reverses. You would certainly expect trained speakers to articulate distinctly, but tbey all do not. Look at the brakeman, for instanoe. Anh now oomes a Mr, Newdecker, a largo tobacco manufacturer of Baltimore, audaciously asserting tbat "Pennsylvania oigara kill more people tban cigarettes do!" Is the sovereign Commonwealth of Pennsylvania to submit to the colossal slander without resistance? "Mobnin' paper, sir?" sung out tbe news boy, "ouly 2 cents." "Here's 5 oenta, sonny," said tho facetious customer. "Keep the It cents, buy a eake of soap wich ir, and give your face a washing." Tito newsboy handed back tbe change witb great dignity. "Keep the ohange yourself, sir," be said "and use ic In buying a book on decorum, sir." The Two Officials Were Bvldently to be Made the Victims or m Murderous Flot. Into Which the One Fell-Saunders Was Inveigled From Hla Hotel on Pret*nse of Taking Bide With a Friend, �Washington, Feb. 19.-United States Marshal Mizell, in his report in regard to the Saunders case, says'. "William Mc Farlin, of Quincy, oalled at the hotel abont 10:50 a. m, to see Saunders. He seemed surprised to see me, but greeted me in a friendly manner and accompanied me to the Court House. At dioner time he returned and invited me and Captain Allison, who was present, to dine witb him at the hotel. We accepted tbe invitation. Soon after dinner McFarlin invited me to take a drive witb him that evening, but I declined. We then went to tbe hotel and on the street met Saunders and Langford. McFarlin urged Saunders to come in and dine with bim, but Saunders replied tbat he bad been to dinner. McFarlin tben said that he (Saunders) must take a drive witb htm. saondkbs warned. "I oalled Saunders away and took bim to his room, -where I told bim that I bad ever; reason to believe tbat there was a plot to murder him, and be mast pay no attention to tbe pretenses of friendship, but let these men alone and remain in his room until I returned, as I wag going out in tbe country and wonld be absent a couple of bonra. I went out to summon some jurors, and was absent three hours. On my return I went to Haunder's room, but he bad gone. decoyed to his death. I asked Deputy Langford who was there, where Saunders was, and he said he did not know, but be was afraid he bad beea decoyed away, as the last he saw of him he waa with MeFarlin. I went over to tbe Court Honse and there found tbe sheriff of Gadsden county, who had arranged to accompany Saunders and his prisoner to Ponsaoola, asfl asked if he knew where Saunders was. He said be did not; tbat Saunders told him be was going to take a drive into tbe country, and wonld. be baok. at i o'olock. While we were talking a man named Mitchell drove up to tbe Court House with Saunders' dead body in a buggy, and turned the bod) over to tbe sheriff. Saunders was shot through tbe neck. who did ths deed f "The Sheriff asked Mitchell if he killed Saunders, and be said 'no.' He then asked him if be knew wbo did, and be said no.' He would make no further statements. The body was taken out of the buggy and carried into tbe Court House, and Mitchell drove off. I learned afterwards from a reliable souroe tbat Saunders was seen driving ont of town in a boggy witb Mitchell and McFarlin. The prisoner mentioned was a colored man, wbo bad been arrested by the Sheriff of Gadsden for violation of the postal laws, and confined in tbe Quincy jail. In order to shield both Saunders and myself as far as possible from aaaasination on the street after dark, I bad arranged for the Sheriff to accompany Saunders and the prisoner to Pensaoola." Attorney General Miller said to-day that no steps would be taken in this matter by the government until after the President's return to tbe oity. tiveB* tbis evening. m When tbe Denio-arats attempted to pass some of the Hipper bills, as they are called, the Republicans attempted dilatory taCtiosfandSpeaker Hissell at length refused to tecognto) tbe Republican members. They became furious and both Democrats and Republicans were soon on the ir feet, and many abont the Speaker's stand shaking their fists at him. When the Speaker ordered them to their seats and threatened to call the Scargeaut at-Arms to compel them to do so, several Republicans dared bim to do ft- For a time it seemed as if the session would break up in disorder. The bill passed. SUKKOINDED BF I.VNCHEKS. MARIE THEBAH1T'9 BETDBN. The Handsome Woman Who Lured sllcott to Bala Again at Washington. Washi no ton, Feb. 19.-The woman for whom Siloott gave np bis wife, babies and honor oame back to Washington last night to look after a few of her effects, and to draw some money out of one of the banks, much of tbe latter, no doubt, having oome from Silcott. Tbis woman bas a pretty face and a pretty figure that waa tbe ruin of more men than Siloott. I know of at least one other case of a broken hearted wife whose husband forsook ber for this denizon of "The Division." He waa a newspaper man. When Siloott oame upon the scene, though twice as old and not neat so good looking, the Thebault woman turned the scribe adrift for Silcott's money. Now she bas turned ber baok on tbe forger and will try her aeduotions on other men. Siloott was a generous master. He provided bis bird with a oozy nest down on E street, wbicb by tbo way is now a poker room. It'a an ill wind tbat blows no one good, and Siloott in taking tho Thebault woman from the newspaper man made a reunion possible between tbe latter and an almost broken hearted wife. b. Outrage by a Tennessee Negro For Which He Has Probably Been Banged. Knoxville, Feb. 19.-Yesterday afternoon Jake Staples, a negro, who bas been working for a farmer named Renfel Lewis, near Heiskel's Station, took advantage of tbe husband's absence aud attacked Mrs. Lewis in a criminal manner. After a desperate strugglo tbe fiend accomplished bis pnrpose. Staples fled, but was pursued by infuriated men and woman. He waa captured and ia now tied securely in the depot at HelBkela. Dozens of maddened and armed men are flocking in, and although au effort will be made to bring the prisonor here it ia thought be will be lynched. Kavanangh Beleaeed. Chicago, Feb. 19.-The building contractor, Thomas Kavanaugb, a member of Camp 135, Clan-na-gael, accused of being implicated in attempts to bribe possible jurors on the Cronin trial, walked out of court this afternoon a free man. Eayan-augh's.release took place after the evidence for the prosecution was all in, and was ordered by Judge Waterman, wbo ruled that States Attorney Longnccker had failed to make out a case. This leave* one man, Jeremiah O'Doa-nel, on trial of the total of seven indicted. Two Shoplifters Arrested. Pittsbubc, Feb. 19.-A sensation was created at McKeosport to-day by tbe arrest of Mrs. Giles Collins and daughter for shoplifting. Mrs. Collins is tho wife of a leading politician of McKeosport, and is well known. The two women ware detected in the act of stealing sevaral articles in a dry goods store, and were at once put under arrest, A search of tbeir home disclosed at least 45,000 worth of goods taken from various McEeesport stores. Scenes In the Ohio Houee. Chicago, Feb. 19.-A epeoial dispatoh from Columbus, Ohio, says: There were exalting and disgraoeful scenes in the Ohio House of Representa- A Drummer's Fatal Mistake. Auburn, S. Y., Feb. 19.-Grant L. Davis, a commercial traveler of West Wat-wortb, Wayne county, was drowned in the Owasco outlet tbis morning. Tbe Lehigh Valley train whioh arrives in tbis oity at 7:05 p. m., stopped on the bridge near tbe New York Central railroad orosaiDg to allow a train to pass. Davis, who was a passenger, thought the train was at tbe station, and stepped off tbe platform, falling thirty feet into the water. Blggar, the floine Ruler, Dead. London, Feb. 19.-Mr. Joseph GUU& Biggar, the well known borne ruler and member of the House of Commons for tbe western division of oounty Cavan, died today at Clappam, a suburb of London. He was 62 years old. Mr. Biggar's death was caused by heart disease. He was present In the House of Commons last evening, and was one of tbe tellers in tbe division on Mr. Parnell's amendment to address in reply to the Queen's speech asking for the repeal of tbe coercion act. Dynamite in a stove. Belvidere, N. J., Feb; 19.-A terrible explosion of dynamite cartridges ooourred at William Taylor's home in Philipsburg this morning. The bouse was wrecked, furniture destroyed and Mr. and Mrs. Taylor aud tbeir two children seriously injured. A boarder bad placed tbe cartridges in tbe stove to dry, and Mrs. Taylor not knowing tbey were there, shot the oven door, tbe jar-causing the explosion. The boarder fled. The Foorth District Vote. Philadelphia, Feb. 19.-Tbe fall vote cast yesterday in tbe Fourth Congressional district for the unoxpiied term of the late Judge William D. Kelley was Reyburn, Republican, 21,330; Ayers, Democrat, 1,644; Tumbleson, Prohibitionist, 238. Reyburn'a plurality 8,384- Kollcy's plurality over Ayers in 1888 was 9,639. The Victim of a Murder. Tnov, N. Y-, Feb. 19.-Tbe body of John Wall was found in the flume of WoodB' mowing machine works, at Hoosio Falls to-day. He attended au emerald ball on the evening of the 15th inst., and left after midnight with a largo amount of money iu h:s pocket. He was not seen alive again. Hanged for Murder. Pikeville, Ky., Feb. 19.-Ellison Mounts was banged here yesterday for participating iu the murder of Miss Alafair McCoy and her brother. Ho was cool to the last, and as the black cap was pulled over his face declared that the Hatfield outlaw gang forced him to ongage in the murder, .. ;
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Ponderosa closed this weekend
Ponderosa Speedway, located in Junction City, will be closed this Friday, June 15, so that patrons may attend the Lake Cumberland Classic, being held at Burnside, Ky.
Ponderosa will re-open on Friday, June 22 with the regular weekly series of races. On Saturday, June 23, the track will host the 17th Annual Pete Abell Memorial, paying $2,000 to win in late models.
Looking back on my short baseball career, one thing stands out above everything else.
I could not hit a curve ball. For that matter, I couldn't hit a fastball, a change, a screwball or anything else.
But my first love has always been the game measured in 90-foot intervals. I have seen so many baseball games in person and on the tube that I have at least a working knowledge of the game, but I don't claim to be an expert.
There is one thing my I am sure of: L.W. Barnes is a great high school baseball coach.
The Anderson County Middle School girls' soccer team recently defeated Owen Co 6-0 on eighth grade night. That finished off a spectacular season that saw them go 13-4 with six shut-outs. The Lady mustangs outscored their opponents 62-21 on the season. The B-team finished 6-3-1, outscoring the opposition 14-5 and recording six shutouts. "This year's group will be sorely missed," said coach Daniel Rogers. "Not just because of their talent, but their enthusiasm, leadership and unselfish team play. They set the bar high for teams in the future."
The Anderson County Middle School baseball team won its second consecutive conference championship last Tuesday with a 3-2 victory over Taylor County in extra innings.
"We couldn't quite get it going offensively, but we were kept in the game by pitchers Mason Baker and J.P. Garmon," said Mustang coach Graham Carlton.
As she patrols the baseline of a tennis court, Hailey Cutts appears to be like any other girl playing high school tennis.
She's relatively new to the sport and sometimes has problems getting her ground strokes to fall in just like the vast majority her teammates and opponents alike. When the match gets underway, Hailey's focus and determination cannot be denied. She also shows some speed and athletic ability that point to both a promising future in the sport and an athletic history that includes time playing soccer and running track and field.
Connor Duncan, who set a state record with a time of 41.85 in the 300-meter hurdles at the state middle school track meet on May 26, is ranked third nationally in his age group by milesplit.com which keeps extensive records in the sport. Duncan placed behind a runner from Louisiana and one from Georgia during the past track and field season.
Duncan just completed his eighth-grade year at Anderson County Middle School.
For much of her life, Chelsea Lane knew she wanted to be a collegiate cheerleader, she just did not know where.
Until, that is, she realized Eastern Kentucky University was the place she wanted to be.
"I went to the spring EKU cheer clinic and fell in love with the coaches, the upperclassmen cheerleaders and the atmosphere as a whole," Lane says. "I knew then I wanted to be an Eastern cheerleader so I worked hard in the gym, thanks to my best friend Jackie (Webb) and her motivation."
Kaitlyn Riley, who will be a junior at Anderson County High School this fall, took the championshp of the first summer golf event she played in last week.
Riley won the Pepsi Junior Golf Tour event held at Cherry Blossom golf course in Georgetown.
Riley, who has qualified for the last two state high school tournaments, won the event with a two-over 74, two strokes better than the second-place finisher, Shelby Power of Owen County.
Riley started on the back nine, shooting a three-over, but rallied to go one under on the front nine to win the title.
Squirrel shoot at sportsman's club
The League of Kentucky Sportsmen will sponsor a squirrel rifle shoot June 10 at the Anderson County Sportsman's Club, according to a news release.
The shoot will begin at 2 p.m.
Shooting will be off-hand at No. 1 NRA targets at 25 yards with a .22 caliber rifle.
Instruction, equipment and ammunition will be provided, but shooters may bring a rifle that meets shooting criteria.
The shoot is for shooters 20 years of age and younger.
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Spiralling fortunes ... Justice Paddy Bergin, Barry Johnson and Diane Jones in the staircase that was to lead to nowhere. Elsewhere, the restoration has been a remarkable success, far left, or continues, left. Photos: Steven Siewert
Once condemned as the Depot of the Damned, the historic King Street court complex has just won a major heritage award, reports Geraldine O'Brien.
There was a time when the Truth newspaper referred to the old NSW registrar-general's department, with its history of "ceaseless catastrophe", as "the depot of the damned", not least for that unhappy day in 1898 when the registrar, for no apparent reason, blew his brains out in his upstairs office.
The present Chief Justice, Jim Spigelman, recounts the tale with some relish but notes that this complex of heritage buildings in King Street, Sydney - comprising the original Francis Greenway court and the later additions by Barnet, Vernon and other colonial architects - is among Australia's very few historic constructions still serving their original purpose.
He adds that as the Supreme Court approaches its 180th anniversary, it is one of only a handful in the world which can boast of such longevity. As he said last year when the Premier, Bob Carr, formally reopened Court No.3 of the King Street complex, such institutions are major contributors to Australia's social stability and prosperity. "Investment in our heritage buildings, not least those associated with the core institutions of our civic order, is also a form of investment in social capital. Its value ... cannot be underestimated."
Restoration of such significant heritage buildings was, moreover, "food for the soul".
The Chief Justice's enthusiasm for the restoration work still under way in King Street was endorsed yesterday when it was named winner in the National Trust's annual Heritage Awards in the category of built heritage (corporate or government projects).
This weekend members of the public will be taken on tours of the complex by the heritage architect Diane Jones, of PTW, who has been responsible for the work, and Barry Johnson, the now-retired architect from the Attorney-General's Department who has managed the refurbishment process from its inception in 1997.
The building is open to the public on any court sitting day but the tours will also include areas such as the newly refurbished Alexander Dawson Room in the old registry with its rich 1860s decor, both stencilled and hand-painted, done in the Lyne and Cottier style familiar from the public rooms at Government House.
These, and other treasures, had been hidden for generations under white plasterboard ceiling and partition walls, while the tessellated tile floor was covered with lino and concrete (which had to be hand-picked off by the builders).
THE court complex was originally planned as a school, but before more than the foundations were laid the school was switched to Elizabeth Street, where the David Jones store now stands, and Greenway envisaged a courthouse with an entrance from Hyde Park.
Commissioner Bigge, however, constrained the Macquarie-Greenway vision. Macquarie left for England and less than a year later, Greenway was dismissed from government service in a saga that reminds Spigelman of Joern Utzon and the Opera House.
Nonetheless, the courthouse (finished by contractors and badly built in Greenway's estimation) was opened by Chief Justice Forbes in 1827 and remained the home of the Supreme Court until 1977, when the court moved across the street to its Queens Square high-rise. The chief justice kept chambers in the old building and the Banco Court remained there while the rest of the complex was used by the District Court until 1994, when it transferred to the Downing Centre.
Johnson reveals that the contract for construction of the new Supreme Court had included demolition of the old one - with only its beautiful cantilevered spiral staircase to be retained, leading, bizarrely, to nowhere. A lavatory was to be built and the rest of the site levelled for a park.
The then-chief justice, Sir John Kerr, was persuaded to intervene. He sent an 11-page letter of protest to the government, tartly pointing out that "much more history was made at the corner of King and Elizabeth streets" than had ever been made in the buildings on Macquarie Street.
The buildings were saved but they were in a parlous state: rising damp, falling damp, termites beset them. The electrical system was so antiquated that, according to Johnson, "it could only power one little fly-blown bulb in each room". Some of the wiring was insulated with rubber and cotton and rats had chewed through other parts.
A "lick and a promise" refurbishment in the late 1970s did nothing to address the real problems of this "depot of the damned". Indeed, it exacerbated them by putting in drains which discharged under the building, and blocking up the old brick convict-built drains under the floors.
The stench could get so bad that Court No.1 had to be opened early enough on a Monday morning to be aired before it was used. These problems were rectified only in the present upgrade with the installation of a massive drainage system right across the site.
As Jones points out, relatively little of the $9 million spent so far appears on the surface. Rather, as any Sydney terrace-house owner could testify, the budget has gone chiefly to drainage and damp coursing and weatherproofing.
It has also gone on in the careful installation of cabling for modern court needs, new electrical and security systems and new cells which conform to the requirements of the Deaths in Custody royal commission.
Some ceilings were so dangerous they had been supported on columns and builders had to crawl through the space between floors to insert the steel beams to replace them.
All this work went on, under the supervision of the court's heritage committee, chaired by the former governor Gordon Samuels, and including Justice Simon Sheller and Justice Paddy Bergin, as well as the two architects. And it went on while the courts were sitting.
Now, some more visible results are there: the cast-iron staircase and iron and glass-tile floor of the old registry have been restored, Courts No.2 and No.3 have been refurbished and reopened and - with some difficulty - the massive marble and bronze memorial, "erected by the legal profession of NSW to their comrades in the Great War" has been moved from a poky corner at the court's entrance to the archway of Court No.2.
Here, as Spigelman pointed out, is a roll-call of illustrious judicial names. Some - such as "Street, Laurence W", uncle of a later chief justice, marked with a cross denoting their death in battle; others, such as Duffy and Hughes, surviving the war to return.
Now, with work going on in retired Justice Barry O'Keefe's chambers upstairs, Jones has been excited by the discovery, under layers of old paint, of a gorgeous 1895 mural of gymea lilies surrounded by roses.
It's not only the judges and court staff who appreciate the changes; so do visitors such as the retirees who watch cases on a regular basis. "They know a great deal of what's going on in the courts," Justice Bergin said. "In fact, they're sometimes known as the Grand Jury. And I think they appreciate the work that's been done as well. It's a lot more friendly for them, too."


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Hell's Bells, it's a hillbilly AC/DC tribute band, and they're coming on down to Melbourne. Peter Barrett got the lowdown on the hoedown from Hayseed Dixie frontman Barley Scotch.
In his home town of Nashville, Tennessee, John Wheeler has just finished writing to a woman in Australia, and it's not an experience he enjoys terribly. She's from the record label that's organising their Australian tour, and he's having trouble getting through. There seems to have been a misunderstanding. "Ah think ah freaked her out a liddle biyit," Wheeler, aka Hayseed Dixie frontman Barley Scott, says in his thick Southern drawl. "The schedule they got us on, it's just freakin' ungodly. I mean, it's cool but, see, I don't have a manager, I do all this stuff myself. So, she gets to see, unfortunately, the managerial side of me more often than she gets to see the fun-lovin', balls-to-the-wall, wide-open, hard-drinkin', hell-raisin' guy that I really, mostly am, you know?
"That's what I hate about email, is that there's no, like, verbal cues. You can say somethin', you can be sort-of half jokin', and it doesn't necessarily come off like that, just as written text. You know what I'm sayin'? So you can lose the tone real quickly with somethin' if you're not careful, without even intending to, you know?"
Oh, I know. Yes indeedy. The tone is essential, especially when you are about to fly across the world to promote a whole album's worth of bluegrassified AC/DC covers right here, in Akkadakka's heartland, as Hayseed Dixie are.
Fortunately, though, A Hillbilly Tribute to AC/DC not only displays a certain tone (ironic yet respectful) towards the source material, it also shows the band's considerable musical talents. It's a package impressive enough to have earned the gimmick the approval of AC/DC singer Brian Johnson and bassplayer Cliff Williams, who invited Hayseed Dixie to play at a party they threw in 2001.
A word of warning on that story might be
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mythology. The way they tell it, Hayseed Dixie — made up of Barley Scotch
(Wheeler) on vocals, Talcum Younger (Don Wayne Reno) on banjo, Enus Younger
(Dale Reno) on mandolin and Jake Byers on bass — was born out of tragedy. A
stranger was driving along a deserted country road near the boys' hometown of
Deer Lick Holler — an Appalachian backwater straight out of Deliverance
— when he took a wrong turn, crashed and ended up dead. Scotch and co discovered
him and, more importantly, the stash of AC/DC records in the boot of his wrecked
"I put one of 'em on," Scotch recalls, "heard that Highway To Hell and that's when it became revealed to me, man, that Lost Highway of Hank Williams and that Highway To Hell were the same road. That's what I'm talkin' about!
"I got to doin' some research and it turns out that old brother Hank Williams was 29 years old when he drank himself to death, and old brother Bon Scott, it took him five more years to do that same thing, see."
According to Barley Scotch, the still-unidentified man who brought the precious cargo to Deer Lick is now helping the University of Tennessee with important research at a "body farm". "They take these dead bodies and they lay them out in the field and they don't mess with them at all. They just put them out in this field and let the natural wind and rain and blackbirds and whatever do their thing and they keep track of how long it's been there. It aids them in their research, what they call for-en-sic medicine, where's if they come upon some body and they don't know how long it's been there they can compare it to what they got goin' on there. And it helps them solve crimes. And we figured that's the least we could do for this fella, was to put him to work for science."
It is virtually impossible to know when the streetwise musician/producer John Wheeler is talking and when the piss-taking alter-ego of Barley Scotch takes over. Both enjoy fishin', drinkin', and chasin' women, and both are deadly serious about being true to their word. During a recent interview on 3RRR, Wheeler promised to swap some music with the interviewer, Garry Seven. Seven was amazed when, a short while later, he received the promised CDs in the mail; it was the first time in a decade of interviews that anyone had made good on such a vow.
Barley Scotch is a man of his word, too. In fact, he says his word is so important that he refused to sign a written contract for the Australian tour, preferring to keep it all verbal. "I just looked at them and said, 'We don't need no damn contract. We got a deal, our deal in the United States'. We split the net profit 50/50. I don't reckon it's gonna be that hard to figure out the gross from the net, you know. Tally down the expenses, figure out what came in, give me my half."
Now, the contractually literate might point out that half of the net in the music industry often amounts to half of nothing. But it would be a brave promoter indeed who chose to mix it with this Scotch. "If I ever find out you cheated me I'll blow your goddamn head off, it's as simple as that. That's what'll happen! I mean, you don't lie to a man where I come from, or you goin' to end up in a quarry some place. I mean, seriously."
Hayseed Dixie want it to be known that, indebted as they are to AC/DC, they're more than a one-trick pony. Since releasing A Hillbilly Tribute in the States in 2001, they have since produced two more albums, A Hillbilly Tribute To Mountain Love (which includes a cover of Aerosmith's Walk This Way and Joan Jett's I love Rock 'n' Roll) and Kiss My Grass: A Hillbilly Tribute to Kiss.
While Barley Scotch promises the band will play AC/DC classics including Highway To Hell, TNT and Dirty Deeds Done Dirt Cheap when they hit town, he says there will be plenty of originals thrown in for good measure. "We tend to look at ourselves as a rock 'n' roll band that happens to be playin' hillbilly instruments. That's how we always looked at ourselves, really.
"I have this contention that there's really four key elements to any song worth singin', and those are drinkin', cheatin', killin', and hell … Some people will say, 'There's all these love songs out there, ain't you selectively editing love out?' But love ain't one of the fundamental key elements. Love's just an underlyin' cause of a lot of the drinkin', cheatin', killin' and hell that goes on out there, see."
So what can we expect from Hayseed Dixie live? "I'm goin' to try and get every woman in the room naked," says Scotch. "I mean, the whole rock 'n' roll experience is just one big wet T-shirt experience. I'm gonna be pouring beer all over myself and everybody in the place. We got the only mandolin player in the world you ever gonna see headbang with a mandolin.
"We got a few originals, we got a few old hillbilly tunes. Somebody dies in every one of 'em … This is up-tempo, you know, hell-raisin', wide-open, you know, pour-beer-down-your-shirt-and-jiggle-your-titties kinda music. That's what we're lookin' for."
Hayseed Dixie play the Esplanade Hotel, St Kilda on on Saturday May 24. Tickets: $16.50. Bookings: 9534 0211.
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Friday night we went to our favourite restaurant 'Paknam' and spoiled ourselves with seafood and spicy soups, he soups are really more of a chowder to be honest and seem to consist of half the ocean or meat farm in a broth with coconut and spices, we have had mock exams and also been left to teach alone now and had some great feedback from our tutors and also from the students. It gives you a big kick when the students come up after and thank you for the lesson. Them telling you they enjoyed makes all the planning worthwhile.
It feels like we have only just arrived now that it is nearly over but we are once again looking forward to getting on the road and having some adventures. It also makes for a much better read on here for you lot too J We have a snake farm a zoo and an Elephant trek on the list as well as a retreat which sounds like some 60's detox peace and love sanctuary with soft music and colonic irrigation. We have also read about some sort of Monk question time where you can teach them some English and quiz them about life as a monk and the ways of Buddha, we are as always keeping our options open and even keeping and eye out for some work later in the year.
There are a few places that appeal to us including Costa Rica, Mexico, Australia, Portugal, Spain, China, Japan and the list goes on, a 9-5 in the UK seems so mundane at the moment but it is another option if we need it.
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Project Description
I need an Android app. I would like it designed and built. Android Application for Giving Internet on Mobile
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