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Alden Times (Newspaper) - August 22, 1890, Alden, Iowa h*t jr. •a*day Sr hoot it It rn. ever J itll o'ojooiu* ,TmrT rberedey VOlA ME XIII. BUSINESS DIRECTORY MKMIOATlOint, CimCW-gerrtoee MU Hobbs* M a e'etoah a. - - lam horn— —oh Kolbolh eveaire, O. VMW, r> T> . PMIOI ^ 0KHi!*r» WL b nr, fica—tam— 0—7 ■onto* o« lo JO o cloes a rn Pro*, ti Im every •4h.r huedsy — Pni'itiy Pro Inc ot OK RMA H MmtKRAK mr urn terriers wvsry tehbath ol to*; oci<» o. in. Ann lop •chout tmaao.tlot.tr oftor morning Mr rte. M B CHH ROH —Rev, J TF Fcrsrth. rooter •er-tres no) hut, tor OUI o clonk o in and to Dp m ('lo.* moot lag ot 19 a'tlnol a nj. every hobbiUt. Kror.r wmIii>| ovary Tuesday awd Thursday .roe lac* JB*~" T I—[ III —......-'I— .r:.-..-... OO. •ocnBfrai._ RADIANT I/ODOR No. M.t.r ti M. yin moot in regular cawu&awieatlnw on tho KH-Coy •*.mug on or betorn th. fuji moan. ot mo •note Holt. Al ton town. Vittling brethren ore medially Invited to ottend. H. L. rioree W. NL; It w ( roohoi Roorttory. AI.DRN It NR ARY AND RRADTND NOOM-10 Rormend Building upon over? dor oat eve* I wa. Monday excepted T.orlr ouborrtp-Unoo S'—to. Mi*, r k Furry I'reewUbi, Mlot I ai Kl. Tor lur. her rotor. AI.DRN ISIDOR. NA Md, I. O. O. R Mo— Oaery Wednesday sventnr of t'Usy A Bolt. Vining broth r tm ore cordially ta ti tad to ot toad. Ii M. Jo OOO, Her rotoi r. ALDEN LO DOR. No im A. O. V. W,~ Meet* ft Ut ley'* Holt. R.fo<nr meetings second out toot Tnoo*Ior evenings vt.I! ing member* of. Mal I a of »o.-ti month. All rontiolir in* iud ta m Huger* M. W , J. Tumtinoon. Re a. K Of r Uwiinn iv ovortngo of oo4 h X oiling hut*lit. OI. Kuoar, C. C. V. IL eerdsr DIKIOO LODOPK Sn ho fir** ou t thtr I T>t#i •tenth In (Tttep'0 lion. on o wetr'imo W J •vonv, K. of H. mad ti ]£ AUK J. Kl HRT, Attorney and Tnenoeler ot l4tw. Pc met site .Ur n r' rn tor* Ile Ton* OiTrm free I Ut' A Hr"»u o Bt, re. Aldtn, Hard.a "Oust;, moo SIMPSON &-COASH - -DEA.LERI Od. ... Grain, Lira Stock, COAL, ALDEN, IOWA. Winnow, 111., CddL, Warranted M PW OnL IWL PETER MOR. -DEAZ.BR DI p r rniHBiE. m. d. Phyetetan cad lart—, Iowa OlBae ever hooting • Hor!wore Alloo »?#. T. J. RICK. BARBER AND HAIRDRESSER. Age** /tor NdlNeo— Mf tm ■OOM JomOoooo tm., on .A if* /Ane and Omr-mf >Vw)wH. IU. I ooh ooll steamship on I ran bring P°,r /'tends >t or Bd them AI wsjs mot/ to tiro nfoitnoun. r. J. RICK. Al J on. lo. A. BUTTON, ALDEN, IOWA, Notary Public, Real Estate, to IAN! KANZIG AUKNT. Form Inane negn'laed on lone i*p short time ot low rot.- f lnt-*«oi. A iorgo Hat bf improved oui I ut Im proved Joudo for oole. DICKSECKER'S ll PERFUMES IB sums] ill Cnicin a QU1UTT md SITU. Th< toriro -suety rr-jij 'lo . I,.co s<vl it* int ensll'r rf (ti».e PorfmiM* (.ore Im .< (bn roI-Urotod OOO MUHOkoimtrMburn man Thor or" .rofOrrod '*04 I for lh* » r bn-«s, slt-gsi.ee on,I s Mw" b n Alinit t j mr dmggw for Ilion pod too* oil tool lo .leirood ■ICKSEOKEK'S TOOTI FONDED Shuirttlil; (i i." in 4-1 tho Hi *.i Powder la esloO-e ll gesrs-rtr — r---441*—th re—-I nrootO sn* ruCf BO thy end ut lf y<>U ere But already nsisg >*• RICKSECKER'S FACE FONDER loo* I roe tho bin**.* lednr-eineet »»-r» eh-rn. Tho ilt|rtl>r r*> emir inriolhlo. |io"(Ur *— Live 8tockf GRAIN, Seeds & Coal. ALDEN, IOWA. WTT.1.1A lf KEA.TTWO. Dealer in ' Heavy and Shelf Hvdmre, PocW ul Tibia Citfsry. rinware & Woodenware, the tor—oat iud fin oat otneA af MI HEATING STOTTS A BARGES AI.DKN IOWA. FRIDAY, Al (ii ST 22, I8«u. DOMESTIC ECONOMY. HOUSEHOLD AND AGRICULTURAL TOPICS DISCUSSED. A nudge! of I r-fnl Information ItoloMng ta the F orm. Orchord. stable. Parlor and Kit* hen. lo the market. CHICAGO, IOWA ARD DAKOTA Shortest, Quietest and Only Direct Line ■mr ebb ALDEN, IOWA FALLS, ELDORA, AMI < ll IOACO, Mil, WA IR EE ama all bastebx points. tiif: r tun. ^hrtnkog- of liar In the Mina, Tho M'«rtk>n so iifli'ii ttiDilr by *1* alert in hay ai to tin- omiMint of -brinkobi' Iii hay iii th** vt#, k nr ninw wtmn jila. id th«-r*' In tIt** < • >fi*lltIon In which*It iv untidily drown from the lichi. -m/gcoD <! lo tho ('ht'inhl *»f tin* Katxa* Ktpcri-mcnt Malhm th>' pD>|irl«*ty of making Rome mitten at ion* <*n Hic DtjbjccI. A< -cordlngly, *ay* Hj»' Fuiwri' HrvUnr, a* iippurtunlt)' pn***«nt#d, thirteen sample* of hay w>ni secured fur tho puri«n*e. Tho plan of the experiment wa* to AH a bag nf very thin mti-lln with the hay while It wa* being hauled from the field, and to bury it in a mow of hay aad l» a*o it until the whole wa# t mainly air dry. hen tho hag wa* to t»> weighed and its per rent. of lo** or gain determine*!. Acron put yin* this, and is a rn > --ary part of Un> experiment, determination wa* made of tin-total amount of water lu the ha* at the time It **as hauled in and the *ampl>' taken; ami al-o that yet con tai nei| in It at the conclusion of Hie experiment. The thirteen sample* wars a* folio**» No. I, blue grass; 3, orchard gra-- .iud clover; 4. millet; 5, ditto; ft, clover hay; 7, prairie hay; *. P. IU, ii, 12, ami I I. ditto. Th** -amp** - ** cr** twirled al dot* *\ ranging from .l>;ii>< 4 lo Aug. ti, and eleven_ of them w.-re taken out on the lftth day of December. The tir-t nam pie*. therefor** were kept In the mow for .» period of almost month-, while th** short*1*! turn* an* **a- k> pt wa* four month*. The -ample- v*> re weighed put into the moo ami again alien taken >>u!. and fmm the ditfercr . l»etw**en tin **• two weight* the gall; or lo*- wa* calculated. No* I. J 3. md t showed i loss Aa follow- No. !. '« Ti p< r> ent.; No. IO 05 |ht * 'Ult ; No. !. JI.ul ja r cent ; No 4, 14.23 pi r en! . N >. p Inver > -ho**..I < ' Ut. The sample* of j > d an average lo** of 3 rather thin in texture, arid Has a flavor | when ftr-i gathered decidedly resembling a weak d of the plant, and it is I a* little it., lined to granulate a* an? other horn with which I ant acquainted, -ays a cnrrcspondefit lh the "4merP<i»t ! lire Journal I have ha*! it remain I if u Id a >' »r or more, hut It t* not often j that we can get It free from mixture with other hour • hecau*>' boneset, wild 1 < clandlne, vs id asters, etc,, all bloom atmut the -.line time with golden-rod. | Honey fr th vs I Id asters will granulate I in a VIT", -hurt time, whether Iii the comb or out of ll. Aster honey. ** hen free from admixture. I- very white ! think thai it I* a* white a* linen honey, ! and. when first gathered, it ha* a -ort of | -pl'v flavor, which J- *. r, J !#• i-.*ut, but it dlsapp> *r* aft« r granulation. I HK -KWK K INCH, Nntrtll** X Mine •>/ F'mMer Xrilclo. Fodder ani' It * in one r< «|H < t are much like commercial ferUllxers. The commercial value i* unlike tho agricultural value In in.* I.*Mer, and in Hie former the market value and tho feeding value may lie very unlike, The money value of fodder I- governed lay the *opph and demand. While Hie feeding vain*' depend-ujxm varying conditions. l'ntfeMor (r>H-ssmau, of the Ma--#' iiuwtt* Experiment .'cation, in inx*-tigatl'Hi-of tie feeding value of fodder artlc|*'s, ft nil's oindltlnu a- follow*: Th*' age fram tlon* atui organi-xiton of the animal; the phy* teal cond it bin, stage pf growth and mechanical preparation of tile fodder, aud de diet or assis lated with Therefor*', the com par.*-va hie of one and the -ame e can not Is* **xpre**ed by a erica! value. Economical whether > -olio r on I. ii tlxe feeding fodder ai ne single Run fe**ling r> qnir ieiwever. tie- I iatlve nuti itiv existing et peri ne In format a gain of 2.IT J" r prairie hay -how per cent. Commenting <u p*>rt -ay*; I. * 13. the I * -' i ment. y Cl, til th shrinkage s- n, .- h POSCy^-NP. « mean- that a ton ■ would W' Igh .inly winter, aud that these results the root! og No*. I. 2. t. *od nfling to be of mo-; • -<• < x< opted t i*-* * th*' ie** than many unpin p. r cent, Thl-f th*' hay a* hauled in I,VSI pound- ill lie' if a ton of till* hay Oh ll us. * and JU Hill aw It al "HJO. VUU. IICIBE6KEK, PltfUMII, HW TOIL ML HAU. em rn int NOTARY PUBLIC, Bol Enate, CsDection and Ismrana AGENT. ALDEN, .... IOWA. Farm and Town Property KOR AALS ARO BINT. BANK OF ALDEN, bks; birdsall a boh. Aldwn, Hardin Counts, Iowa. EXCHANGE BOUGHT and SOLD. CalleciioBf made a Specialty. Ifkcj • Lmb mr Beal Estate. Passengers Can Save FROM ' 2 HOURS TO S •ETW EU CHICA60 AND POINTS ON THIS UNE BT TAKING — THIS SHORT ROUTE. Weighed in mid-winter is worth $4. Upton weighed at th*' -ame time tile -ample wa# buried would have ln-en worth 83.*»o. Thi- i- w"jr'li ui-niering. bul in most ca**** lh>' lo*- I* mnch Se** than this. In two case* tin* sample weigh'*! more when liken out than wit ii put in. It I* nothing more than npght ne experted that a ver\ hot -un and a bri-k. dry wind would so dry out .the her thai it would at'-'ir'i r placed in • The f these rn ohx iously shrink ag< g'reat lo-«*a*e the stem*, gr* n* laired ol-tun1 i tiarn. ii en ti air, wiien vision to be drawn from i*. that lf th** hay is not *n ami ill-cured no gn at ii ic feared, amt there Is no weight fntm drying. In - coarse or bas many large 11 ■ iud tone are ohs lou*ly rh cg it." lr a i examln I** tween ii - i.« ». I '#K ll*»r-i ; IT wh handling ha ll« billian hm>d |"'ss. r. Cf I VK ti .Many a ' rise. It (Miriam ti FerD ti enough to Do not once, and w^l not rat it ail. A sort : \V. fern i a! that"bn they jilm Latten th fatten ai Wry to four moc food * CC.id I OU*UMI' the farmer w nill get t pre > - in having ^i.;» ear;i r than ut .■ r*. Bt .art'ful of • tie ti" Who cr k the r« - 1 > rn.id » be sen*il'i> and Im v. lilt plat *-d I ie have a Jerked by -4»nn ss .. I enjoy giving p i J* xworkT niak' - the a Ii r-e, and it i- r> File* vs Iii not aiMiund < -tnt.ie t**dd"d with ft' th*' -a ss dust I- from p s hich are oft' ii the taking into account, e net coat of fei-| and the reive or feedi Mg effect under all Instance.. A' 'unI f< * din ' alone eau give the desired 'n rnuiiitmi ii I ' 4 */> , I III* HVcMfH Mitt NMA. . get# lame when It i* muddy. lid you vs iii often find gravel never a I fo va* d t*> lease the nest. He bs* a in, < up whn water and one with corn twfori Hmm constantly. HI* sucres* ho* ' ii s, ry good for year* This shows that eggs raved no ■ oollng. a# some m- lleve. Kl "til of a S'." table kind mn«t fie soul I and not decayed when fed to tsuiliry We lias.-known a number of in-tom • * where de* ayes! potatoes killed th' tlil'k'-rt* If you don bt ft, fe**| It and you will perhaps account for a few sudden deaths. If yon feed at all feed the 1m'*4; nothing -as.-l t>y ft' ding a ' le ap. Inferior article, TMF. IHM sF.HUIJk Csmvf Thln|i («» Know 1. That «alt w ill r-urdle new milk,hence in preparing milk |M*rr!dge, gras ic* et* , the salt -hould mil h*' added until thd dish Is prepared. 2. That clear honing water will remove tea -lain* and many fruit stains. Pour th*' water through the slain and thus present it -prcadlng over the fabrfe. t. That ripe tomatoes will remove ink ami other stain* from white cloth, al-o fmm Hie hand*. 4 That a teaspoonful of turpentine bolled with white clothe* will aid In the whit. uing pr<" • -*. ft. That boiled starch I* much Improved by tim addition of a little sperm -alt or gum arable dl-solved. Ck That beeswax .*ml -all will make rusty flat Iron- m dean and * mix Rh as gin—. Tm ;v inmp of pee-wax In a rag J and keep ft for t hat purp"-e When the Iron* are hot. rub them lir-t with the s*ax rag. lin n -cur with a paper or doth sprinkled with -alt. T, That blue ointment and mixed in equal proportions and NUMBER 22. THE NATIONAL OAKE. WESTERN ASSOCIATION CLUBS IN BAD CONDITION. Th. tatoat Tale «f Wnm Few# D.»»ar HS. Pool a Nmtj loa.r TIM Stoat (ll/ •"Option r«mwlltM Moro at Wort* Stoa>1ln« »r Ut*. I In Int < MMM rot h« IMI Via a a. W-vsre, J J || Stnnm**~ JI ti Miivsalo* .' X, SBI Hlnri#t(K>!l* ... DSW a sterns cur »> * v/x ... th «# MI **4"it »1||j rj ti tm, 'tmtat ... ai i; ut ftr"4>tiju ____ I'hil* l-.pbl» Bn*tow ......... CIM 11.nail ... Chi tee N#v Ii nek si ss se* sa a **e rn et em - » W ■JI * t M 4* * 4*3 WMK tai re?f mw tuarnln ... UVl W at Feat.... mm im ' l»*»l*nd , "i I. bere . *-*»•- 'J] SS Aassire# IJ ii ■eetna.... ... W'W ss* Fbi lade! phi* I U MS Br "Sir*...... Mi« WI We* tf'irs ...... an W cai cm* , ms w l*m«burs ... i,' iv tar < Tv** I an J ...... MXI (ai Ixinlevirie .... si Lerna... AthlMti-a ... i "I urn bee ... inMfl ...... K4*4-h»ei»r ... arr*.-#*#...... srir BBT u r, mi ««ii? %m rn a sn in Hi im is mb I# ■tiff*") r. rn ma tlr-ihiro______ n a» 414 I-is an unfailing cit of s* hitewa»h i ut po'-ihie In I ami is quicker iilion plenty of erei ti nes ef ha - -uflii lent. rmnon- to uegh cl thi to the Ie d-r« un «iy. it* a » "#i ss iii- of a log hot * That lo r -• sh»«*s that bac I ami render them 9. That kef -, kettle* a* bright woolen rag and al-o remove -tam lure, JU. That *-i»4t rn n s*#t remove machine grease fabric—TTu -on in irk in ■ > rose ne applied ("-thug i for t he vs Iii soften I t hard1 pllabli will t net and «1 iiy water, I- a* new. make tin.tea-. Saturate a roll with It. It will from varnished furiil- r and -**la will from washable In as nil cuing sheep just them impros tug -t lit to fatten lip rn a1 g their appetite that t r- have jot-/row Steer-' They f«. mg thy line. ttten I a ut l>* for instead of *ix? , till' Ie hrecsler -ax'd the time w Io n tir-t and then I to grow and Hint- lo llnu>fhM>p.rt. <irx!f while paint with whiting sprinkled on a pf**.. of damp flannel. Ut stove me lune "ii from new muslin garments by wa-hing the -|*ot- in , lear, cold water. Hi re Ionia toe- ■ it in half and rublHHi on will remove ink. fruit and vegetahte mark* * in No more way, and •lit of tie?it r mar..' fftnie itll Ii. it), Men UMI A " "nd -tain* from the I lemon. Save tea leave* them for an hour, liquid lo wash sari »t*d wi*dt»w panes Dii'i'iso f<-It in -ca) cause the se#!,.* to come hut if tho li-h are to Im • must on no ai count b« -{/our over He rn x nu gar r> lit. Salt Ii-Ii ss iii -i a- will a cut a few day-. • rain and used paint, uii-o . ,, the "Lh* ss a Si w til aft very easily, 'ailed down they ah ti. You may sttth the -attle ►ak fr» -b much • w st'ht fit t I in -our ltiiik than drawing of the fret It w , bv Illest littei int of Ins. nil ii iii ae assdmst. ai for cl*. can a if Hi lr' >t" a - I* belter Chan rat < rop purpose-, n of America I- ■ to Hie enUrv prte CONNECTIONS AT ELDORA JUNCTION xvith the Chicago snd Northwestern Railway for Tama ( By. Cedar Rapid*. ClioloD, Chicago, Milwaukee, Dc* Moines. Council Bluffs, ML Paul. Minneapolis and all points Id Dakota. Nebraska, Kansas and the West ELDORA with the Central Iowa Railway for points North and South. IOWA FALLS with the B.p C. R A N. and Illinois Central Railways, for Waterloo. Dubuque. Fort Dod^e and Sioux City For all inforation about Freight or Passenger Rile*, apply to our local agnat* or address the General Freight snd Passenger Agent at Eldora. Iowa. The rn Tier ' • that of hor -■ - tor «'"n< The egg prod net in equal in motley valtji duet ion of Iron. The price of 2 " td cuttle ha- steadily Increavsi. and tic re is prurpect of pruht in cattie raising Biter DI Ye ewi - — 11 on id not he allowed to get jeer In aux i-on in flock* where mutton I# the chief hast* of jtDtfit. Ti nprxTiM ."hi* d to tobacco decoction, In the {>r«»p4*rtiou i to a pint. make* an .-v scab in sheep "Em cation. Fanner, "Is Ie think." That'i-farmer'* boy -in Tnt;he ar*' el-. >f a tablespoonful client remedy for flea*. to lier Tut grout! in the Ie- foil un I 'lf -Hell hone ccw I: J. V the ti clover for fox silo-1 will re|e»i -terms of Im. ■ I I. Horne claim t ground. At iii d there if inu;-grwuttd. Then. -•round he mal > his own hog- i rat. t y (roo *1 .. I a get to It tin y "rn XI ii!- ' lie itll choler a mon vs a arr' tie-ll!- f" t ~ -Ollie -o t he dilate * will a arc n- "ll . milt i -I- fruit ft it -Ollie ivy cs imrfc* it. w - 5 . Sue] r that M-r. Sn I "i I'" -Ii - Of turps'!!* Uig h***eos i. in ti Hiked quart I xo i 11 tiif; nil i Tut v VICH. Ftntll'kg" tor I owls. Pi'T' . of peru, I ml., writing to fringe J mid Fanm , roninnini-tm! corn ensilage for winter fo*<«l sis, and tell* how to make four r SI. Ho say*: 'Bus four Coal dale gx and n • he i, if the I mill na to ob-'rxe and education every oil barrels at the drug - *ri. out on the Inside and* i e tin Go to the clover held when I June clover is in bloom of J crop, and cut 'Wu-half ton ai j eight-ton of ; the feta x cr' It. hum ' head the "call Hie -I end out Hire#*' JOHN PORTCH, tin*'I Jhfiafrr, W. 8. PORTER, a. r. mmi r. a. PERFUMES ROBERT HOLMES, -—DEA LEB IN- Lumber, Brick, Cement and Lime. JULOXX. UVA a ■LANO of FLOWERS I r DOUSSAN'S Sweet South bi I ow, bub totes Taw Rotate* BACH ga CKNTt, Amo on mu ran inouuns: ITS BES HMM I AMM MST I LBHABI KVAM! IMPBRIAL MNK I BOUMBL BOM KOHN BOUQUET I ULT OB TNK VALLEY I t^5ssi3reMsite55M mw« nom ratmnxro*! say xrnlng the ti Id g<- twa t ii ! eight* of an inch In length; also one-half -fan r ll t"'> of -wijet corn, ami run this through rllSi f If i I Where til" the feeiUijUter. Pot into the barre! 3 E o Lt!^k.,,n. i.ri r,,,l,',u Kl"* f Hover, then a layer of - urn. to a sclenee and made pre .table, 'I he 1|:IV1"L, dotH> th|, tI|k(, a , ,llllld. undxVhr I ?«*ral'* ln« » ' |,r«"*w th- - d"W" u * i 1' /V rint-h. d off for mar- as tlrmlf aspomJble. Thruput •»»» thi* kctat the ag- of leu week* | # v.r) light sprinkling of pulverized British ex* liange* report that a most charcoal, and keep putting in elov* r and stringent law for the reprcssion of fraud* 1 corn until you get the barrel a- full a-In the manure trade has Just gone into will admit of the cover bring put ha. operation In I-ranee. As long agua- After your four harrel* of * I hut are ii lh *d February, 1Hs8, a law was passed by the tx* 11 them out Ixsido the barn aud cover Legislature, enacting that any one found them with hor*" manure, iii iwieg t; rn guilty of selling adulterated manure- tor- ain there thirtx <1 I i - u j. ' •hould ba punished by Imprisonment at them I .say. I os erin .* xx th cut ir;i« or front six day* to one month, together hay U him th hi • iiiiimg. sTTtTiF with a lino. Der mixer tome, o;> n out of. th* The time to lie solicitous atvout the **ia»uUrymeii's silts*.' tak< il»>ut tw< tity growth of young farm animal* is now. pound* for inn hen- i ii! ' qua! part* of and an th" time until maturity. Tho I potatoes and ground i; c.d winterrye. Idea that young -lock can profitably ba! and place sanic in a K> '! and bring to kept on rrfu-e fiMlder all winier. In bleak barnyard, or on poor and scant pasture in summer, I* silly- about a-silly as It is to suppose {hat Fongress and Ntate Legislatures xvfii legislate in the Interest of farmers wiien the,latter vote the "regular" ti* ket at coch election. Without question. A COLOJXT system has been Introduced into Southern California which attracts favorable attention. Tracts of land are laid out in small holdings and apportioned among a body of immigrant*, who, upon arrival. And everything ready for WOrtt. A body of colonist* from Holland who arrived not long ago at Merced, found houses built aud gardens and orchards arrang'd, more than two thousand acres baaing been planted with fruit trees and vine*, and fifteen English families ware established a few weeks eld, hi Kern County, each a forty-acre holding similarly pre; OoLDBV-aoD honey, when free from admixture with any other kind of honey, hi of a peculiarly bright straw color. a bijiiii-g -late. feed warm in Hp morning. aud the first thing you know you xx ill ii* ar along ala* it 'J a. in., a grand (•horn- from your lasers. Poultry Xii!''*. Ti you have any old liens to sell tlii-nea-oit the probabilities are you wilt real I/' a* much for them Just now a* at any time. Systematic work mean* regularity and carefulness. Every tiling come* in the regular order. There -Mould bo a time for each branch of labor. Tit*, farmer who grow* poultry for market should have egg* to sell when ii-" one of ' chilblain*, svelter weather I with thfek sol*-- are : except in the bessi agaiu-t all dainpm I..r healthier ii' ss ii, ' -hoe worn with a rn * VJPJTERA# <IT*-otvi xviii in-tanily cItaji->* iron drain*. A few drop* of -pirn tine mixed with .stoVchia* k labor and add- polish. K r>«i -tan Ii (a tca-poonful to a prevent clothe- -ticking to ti glxe- I glo--; tho sc-ut ex ap drying. (Powdered Imrav one decidedly objects to the *uu*il of kerosene.) Du. Mf.N!»k -ay - that to tic im prod'nr act of getting out of tied without proteer int tho feet. one -<> commonly eouimitted by women without thought of the' eon--equencea, may !*• traced many an attack "f <■ 11 ii I i tilire I lf lit on by tin* -udilen though momentary expc-ure of the fo t to I old. It Ila* eau#* >i more di-ea*e* to women-previoo-iv In althy titan could result from any other -ingle act of nu-prudi'DCC. THS. KIM MKN. Hour Milk ( "ulti/ft. 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Date of Stay: September, 2013
Ok: there are two different parking options with this park. The first area is right off the paved street, has concrete pads and some spots have a view of Getaway Bay. No shade, no landscaping and close to freeway. These spots were $45 a night. The second option is the North park. This is accessed by a dirt road: however it is well used and our 45 ft motorhome had no problems. This area is back near the corn field with a small stream on one side. This is where we stayed, mainly because it was further from the freeway. These are level, gravel sites and there were more RV's parked in this area. The price for these sites was $37 (both prices reflect the good sam discount). Pull through sites easily accommodated our 45 ft RV with toad. Owners are friendly and nice. Would stay here again. Verizon mi-if worked great. Located close to restaurants and a Target.
Date of Stay: June, 2013
This is the very first KOA campground. We were shocked when we called for a reservation and told the pull-throughs were $75 a night, however after researching multiple options, a back-in site would fit our needs for 62.00 a night. The campground is impeccably maintained with gorgeous concrete patios at most sites, and roads are all asphalt. Very kid friendly and beautifully landscaped, but larger trees can block satellite reception. However, the roads are narrow and I had difficulty backing into our site. I watched other big rigs struggle maneuvering around the park as expected for a very old KOA. Convenient and quiet, close to interstate, but whew...those prices!!!!
Date of Stay: June, 2013
This a great one night stop on your way to Canada. Sites were gravel and level, with nice views of the plains. Owners were friendly, chatty and helpful giving us advice about travel into Canada and local eateries. We fit easily in our 45 foot motorhome towing a car. Five bars of AT&T cellphone service and Verizon MiFi works great. Would definitely stay here again as a no frills stop, but safe, quiet and friendly.
Date of Stay: May, 2013
This was a surprise! Lovely campground, level sites, very well maintained. Wonderful amenities for kids...a very large park. Big rig friendly...we easily managed a 45 ft rv. Just off of 380, but not not much road noise, would absolutely stay here again, great value for money!
Date of Stay: June, 2012
The owners were very friendly! Park access was good but tight in one spot (we have a 45 ft. motorhome plus toad). Camp owners will have fixed by next season. Easy access to lakeside and boat ramp. Beautiful sunsets on the lake...close to charming villages on the lake and Watertown which had all major stores. As compared to the many very small and old campgrounds in the area we were quite pleased to find this park. Future plans include additional pull throughs with new 50 amps. There were some seasonal park models but all were very nice. Definitely would recommend this park and stay here again.
Date of Stay: February, 2011
Stayed here for 5 nights visiting friends. Older senior adult park with mostly permanent residents. Construction on the main road where we entered made access difficult, however it looked like it should be done in a couple of months. Very friendly staff and helpful in backing into a tight, but doable spot in our 45 ft. motorhome between two permanent spots. Larger pull through sites were available at a higher rate. We found the laundry facilities very clean. We would stay here again.
Date of Stay: February, 2011
Found all the other comments were accurate, however there were two things missed. To the positive, they have an absolutely gorgeous indoor heated swimming pool. To the negative, no one seemed to mention the nearby train tracks that had trains running all night, as well as it's close proximity to I-10. Lastly, found the staff very friendly.


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The newborns of obese pregnant women suffering from obstructive sleep apnea are more likely to be admitted to the neonatal intensive care unit than those born to obese mothers without the sleep disorder, reports a study published online September 20 in the journal Obstetrics & Gynecology.
Sleep apnea, which causes repeated awakenings and pauses in breathing during the night, was also associated with higher rates of preeclampsia in the severely overweight pregnant women, the researchers found.
"Our findings show that obstructive sleep apnea can contribute to poor outcomes for both obese mothers and their babies," said the study's lead author Dr. Judette Louis, assistant professor of obstetrics and gynecology at the University of South Florida. "Its role as a risk factor for adverse pregnancy outcomes independent of obesity should be examined more closely."
Dr. Louis, who holds a joint appointment in the USF College of Public Health's Department of Community and Family Health, conducted the study while a faculty member at Case Western Reserve University's School of Medicine. A specialist in maternal-fetal medicine, she worked with researchers from Case Western Reserve, the USF Health Morsani College of Medicine's Center for Evidence-Based Medicine, and Harvard Medical School. She joined USF in April.
The researchers analyzed data for 175 obese pregnant women enrolled in a prospective observational study, which screened prenatal patients at Cleveland's MetroHealth Medical Center for sleep-related breathing disorders. The women were tested for obstructive sleep apnea using an in-home portable device at bedtime.
Perinatal and newborn outcomes for 158 live births, including indications for NICU admissions such as respiratory complications, prematurity and congenital defects, were also reviewed.
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Approximately one in five women are obese when they become pregnant, meaning they have a body mass index of at least 30, according to research from the federal Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. While numerous studies have examined complications associated with obesity in pregnancy -- including high blood pressure, gestational diabetes and cesarean deliveries -- sleep apnea has been underdiagnosed and understudied in this population of women.
The study authors suggest the best way to decrease obesity-related conditions that lead to poor pregnancy outcomes, including sleep apnea, would be to treat obesity before a woman becomes pregnant, but acknowledge that "losing weight is often difficult."
Dr. Louis said the study also points to the need for better ways to screen and treat this common form of sleep-disordered breathing during pregnancy.
The study was supported by the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation Physician Faculty Scholars program, the Case Western Reserve/Cleveland Clinic CTSA, and the National Center for Research Resources, NIH.
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Years ago I had an H&R breaktop revolver in that cartridge. It was worthless (both the gun and the caliber). Stick with a J-frame S&W or a small Ruger in .38 special.
This is a discussion on Is a .32 H&R even worth buying? within the Defensive Carry Guns forums, part of the Defensive Carry Discussions category; Again this month I'm hit by the "gun a month" bug and was thinking about a new wheelie. I realy like the idea of a ...
Again this month I'm hit by the "gun a month" bug and was thinking about a new wheelie. I realy like the idea of a J-frame package with that sixth shot and also reduced recoil. The thing I am worried about is that if I buy it, I won't be able to find decent SD ammo in a couple years. Practice?, I'm no so worried about b/c by summer I plan to be reloading, just bulding up the knowledge base before I take the plunge on equipment. Also how hot can these be loaded? Can you get ballistics on par with a .38?
Years ago I had an H&R breaktop revolver in that cartridge. It was worthless (both the gun and the caliber). Stick with a J-frame S&W or a small Ruger in .38 special.
Treat me good, I'll treat you better. Treat me bad, I'll treat you worse.
I have a Smith J-frame in .32 H&R mag. The ammo selection is not huge, but its there. Both Federal and Black Hills make good hollow points for it. There is also lower priced range ammo out there. I usually order mine from Sportsmans Guide. This cartridge is popular with the Cowboy Action crowd, so I am not worried about it becoming unavailable.
In terms of ballistics, it is not on par with a .38. If it were, it would have recoil like a .38. It is, however, more potent than a .380. If you are loading your own, you can make what you will of it. But this is why I like the round. It gives a sixth shot in a small revolver. My wife can easily handle the recoil. And there is nothing about a revolver for her to remember, like how to manipulate the safety or how to clear a jam.
Of course there are those who would maintain that any round less than a .40 is worthless. I disagree. You may recall that Jeff Cooper, of immortal memory, once wrote on the subject of riot control. He suggested the best way to control a riot was to have snipers armed with .22 rifles shoot the ring leaders. Col. Cooper figured that with prompt modern medical attention, the ring leaders would survive. But a .22LR in the lung would cause them to loose all interest in the riot and conclude that a doctor was needed immediately.
If a .22 in the lung will produce that effect, I thing a .32 H&R will do even more.
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.32 H&R is approaching "sharp stick" in self defense applications.
But then again, the modern low-level thug who's after your wallet in the WalMart parking lot will run at the sight of it, and will almost always stop and run off if shot by it.
And I'm sure you'll grab something bigger if you're at home... so... not a home defense choice for sure.
On a side note, we don't live in Iraq, thank god. I really think even a .22 mag derringer would be sufficient for my CC in the white collar areas I'm usually frequenting.
I wouldn't feel "under gunned" with a .32 unless I was toting it around as a primary weapon for a police officer. Now as a backup, that'll work.
Anyways, if you are going to get a 32 H&R, get a Ruger. They can take a good beating and beg for more.
I will be offering .32 H&R ammo soon as well as .327 Federal Magnum as soon as brass is available. I'm getting load data from Hodgdon before it goes public the end of March.
ETA: Reloading the H&R is cheap as hell. Especially lead bullets.
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Hell yeah. The 32 H&R is all that and a bag of chips. It can hold it's own. Most factory stuff won't get that fast. Handloads and the Ruger SP101 will wake the cartridge up.
The .327 Fed Mag has a 100gr JSP at a claimed 1500fps from a 3 1/16" gun. I handload the 32 H&R to almost that fast with a lead bullet.
I will be offering this load when I sell ammunition. There will be more to come too besides that load. I will note that these are only for Ruger or Freedom Arms guns in good condition. The Charter Arms and others like them will not safely handle these loads.
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Probably the only home based FFL that doesn't do transfers.
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Probably the only home based FFL that doesn't do transfers.
.45 guys usually are.
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Probably the only home based FFL that doesn't do transfers.
When I originally read the title I immediately thought of my dad's H&R .32acp (1914 I believe) pistol he has that was passed down. I didn't realize there was a 32H&R round.
Well yeah!
It's allowable to own and shoot handguns for fun and frolick. It'd be better to employ the accurately applied .32 H&R revolver than to have to close with an assailant in order to land blows with one's fists. That's not the point though. Cartridges such as the .32 H&R Magnum (or the others that Tubby mentions) open up whole new worlds of enjoyment and entertainment for the handgun fan. Sometimes it's just time to take a break from concealed carry blasters and lighten up. Have a pleasant afternoon at the range or in the field with something that gives a satisfactory performance on paper, cans, or small game. The .32's offer a special level of centerfire satisfaction that is different than the rimfire handguns and may be handloaded to be very economical to shoot. It'd be a perfect round with which to begin a handloading career. The .32 H&R could afford some good practice for the shooter too. I'm thinking that there will be components for it for many years.
I have a Smith & Wesson Hand Ejector .32-20 4-inch that is one of my favorite and most accurate revolvers. With a 90 grain Hornady Lead SWC and a moderate charge of Unique it's also one of the most accurate handguns I own. Any of the .32 revolver rounds could perform in the same way. If I hadn't already been long set up to shoot the .32-20 I'd sure be shooting one of the similar .32 revolver cartridges.
You go for it and have something just a little bit different.
I recently picked up a really nice J frame in .32 S&W Long fo the "war dept" (wife). I'm in the process of working up a decent SD load for it now. I,ve recieved several hundred JHP bullets and 1000 brand new Starline cases just to play with--should last her for a long time to come.
Little known fact: The .32 S&W Long can be safely handloaded to .32 H&R Mag velocities and pressures if the ammo is to be used in something other than an old top break gun. Many of the J frames have had the chambers lengthened and are safe to shootwith the Mag ammo.
Will keep you posted on the numbers I come up with for a .32 S&W Long in the reloading section.


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Hampton Inn Ciudad Juarez offers 137 air-conditioned accommodations with complimentary newspapers and complimentary bottled water. Pillowtop beds feature Egyptian cotton sheets, down comforters, and premium bedding. 32-inch LCD televisions come with premium cable channels. Bathrooms include shower/tub combinations with rainfall showerheads, complimentary toiletries, and hair dryers.
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Nearby Things to Do
Recreational amenities at the hotel include an outdoor pool and a fitness center.
- Golfing nearby
If you have requests for specific accessibility needs, please note them at check-out when you book your room.
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Check-in time ends at midnight
Check-in time starts at 3 PM
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Check-out time is 11 AM
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stinger from its body. He fell to his left shoulder and held on to his right sword while the bug continued to beat
its wings against the air. Ben sat up and flung the pinioned insect into the open field. It continued to flop
around until Dahms ran over and cut it in half.
The insect that had wounded Harold, flew higher up and joined formation with the one that had acted as a
decoy. They hovered for a few seconds as they appraised the situation. The other three insects were lying dead
on the ground, blue ooze seeping into the soil. Finally, as if realizing they had done all the damage they could
do and possibly discourage any assault on their nest, they flew back into the foliage.
Ben stood up and looked down at Harold. He could see his skin turning a light yellow and his muscles were
twitching in uncontrollable spasms, and although Ben knew he was in agony there seemed to be a slight smile
on his lips. As his tongue turned black and started to protrude due to the swelling he simply closed his eyes and
Sam knelt beside Harold for a moment and placed his hand on his shoulder. "If I get out of this, I'll take care
of your family," he said softly. "I'll also make sure that Hurd is taken care of."
Jos and Harold lie on the ground. Their bodies were bloated, and their black tongues protruded from their
mouths. Ben remembered something a religious man once said. 'When we're finished with our human suits,
we leave them behind and move on to a better place.' Ben hoped he was right.
"Which way?" asked Rennie as he looked at the two paths.
Ben studied the tree, then the pond. "Remember what you said about always going to the left," he said.
"I'm not sure it's the right way," replied Dahms, "since we've already encountered the major threat in this
zone it might not matter which way we go. And quite frankly as I look at the pond I keep imagining poisonous
snakes or a carnivorous underwater creature who could inflict a deadly wound."
But Ben knew better, and he started for the pond. "If you look under the tree you'll see a worn spot in the
grass as if something is running around beneath it. Personally I'd rather not meet it face to face."
Dahms considered it for a moment. "I see your point," she said.
"That's right," said Sam as he stroked his red mustache and glared at the tree.
"I'll try this way first," said Ben. "If I don't make it through the pond, then you'll know to go the other way."
"You'd think the giant insects would have been enough for this zone," said Sam.
Ben stopped at the edge and peered into the water looking for anything big and monstrous, or anything small
and suspicious. "Each zone becomes more difficult," he said. He slapped the surface with the flat of his sword
a couple of times causing the bugs to skitter away from the turmoil. The green slime rose and fell in ripples, but
nothing else moved. It was too murky to see deeper than a foot from the surface, so he stuck his sword through
the slime and quickly agitated the water. Still nothing happened. He drew his short sword, and with a sword in
each hand he stepped into the pond. As he forged ahead the little pond dropped off, becoming deep, quite
rapidly. After three steps he was already up to his waist and two more steps, up to his shoulders. He pushed his
left foot forward and stepped down. The water was now slapping against his face and little bugs were scurrying
to get out of his way. Green slime was clinging to one ear as he stretched his head and face upward to keep the
water out of his mouth and nose. With his sword now under the water he probed around in front feeling for any
unknown creature. He picked up his right foot to push it forward when something suddenly grabbed it and
started to pull—not too strong, but enough to cause him to jerk his foot upward while striking down with his
sword. He started to strike again when he realized his foot had simply gotten caught in a clump of moss.
He pushed his right foot toward the bottom and felt around, then started forward again. After ten yards, near
the middle of the pond, the bottom leveled, and began to slope up. The mud on the bottom was slippery, which
made walking difficult, but he finally emerged on the other side and stood dripping water and wiping slime off
his shoulders and arms.
"It's all clear," he said.
Of the remaining four, Sam was the first to step into the pond. With the sword in his right hand he began
stabbing the water in front of him. He edged his way toward the center of the pond keeping alert to anything
that might want to eat him. Finally, as the pond became too deep for him to keep his head out of the water he
sheathed his sword and began to dog paddle.
After he had gone another five feet Dahms stepped into the murky pond, and then came Gaal, followed by
"The water's nice and cool," said Rennie. He splashed some of the water in his face to wash away the sweat.
Ben waited for them. And Sam had just reached the bank of the pond, and was giving Dahms a hand when a
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The Hunger - Season 1
Terence Stamp hosts Season One of the spine-tingling horror anthology series, which features a phenomenal cast of familiar faces (Daniel Craig, Lena Headey, Jason Flemyng and more) as you've never seen them before. Inspired by leading genre writers, each episode will draw you into a mesmerizing world of terrifying characters and erotic encounters, where demons feed on the weakness of men and temptation consumes reason.
"The Swords"
When James Chandler arrives in London, a visit to a fetish club leads to a relationship with a young woman, Musidora, who can survive being pierced with swords.
"Menage a Trois"
A nurse arrives at the home of a wheelchair-bound woman. There, she meets a handyman and learns that her employer has sexual desires that must be fulfilled.
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When an architect travels to a strange city on business, the drawings he makes to pass the time all feature a young woman, whom he names Anais. One day, she enters his life for real.
"No Radio"
A couple indulges in fantasies involving role play. But as their games become ever more daring, they put each other's lives in danger.
"But At My Back I Always hear"
When a university professor rejects an attempted seduction by one of his students, he learns that her obsession with him does not necessarily end with death.
"Red Light"
A down-on-his-luck photographer is delighted when an ex-lover re-enters his life. But when he tries to photograph her, she tells him not to, fearing that his camera will steal her soul.
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A Parisian fashion designer creates a fabulous dress from a piece of red fabric, leaving everyone who sees it under its spell. This dress, however, exacts a terrible price.
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When a young woman meets her husband's family for the first time, her mother-in-law has some disturbing and surprising news.
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An experienced older vampire finds that she must initiate a young male protege and teach him how to become a seducer and killer.
When a woman takes a job as a security guard, she finds that the warehouse she has to patrol is possessed by an evil spirit.
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When Sonia, a war veteran, is admitted to the hospital, she discovers a fellow patient is a vampire and offers to help him.
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A prison transport van crashes into a river and one of the convicts swims to freedom, finding shelter in an old mansion. There she is cared for by two mysterious women. But is she really free?
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After having his heart broken, a man takes on the job of a lighthouse keeper. During a hurricane, a single red rose brings back memories of his past affair.
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After three celebrities suffer personal tragedies, a journalist discovers they were all obsessed with the same woman. Will he too meet an untimely end?
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A man picks up a female hitchhiker, but after his truck breaks down, they are forced to spend the night together. The driver first reveals that he is a traveling sex-aid salesman, but appearances can be deceiving.
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The jealous wife of a fashion designer tells her husband that should he ever commit adultery; her vengeance would know no limits. But, even after her warning, he can't ignore the advances of his young assistant.
A priest remembers his youth and a woman he desired. He has always protested that his fantasies were only dreams, but were they?
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The Queensland government has moved to address the problem of expensive food in outlying indigenous settlements with the opening of two new retail stores worth a combined $2.64 million in the Torres Strait.
The stores are on Mabuiag and Stephen islands. Plans are under way to replace the Bamaga Store, construct a new store on Dauan Island and extend the Mer Island store.
"For Stephen residents, the new store means residents will no longer have to travel to Erub Island simply to shop," said
"But it's not just about convenience; residents will enjoy a better selection of healthy food at cheaper prices. This is a fantastic occasion for residents of Mabuiag and Stephen islands.
"Both stores will feature local art, with Stephen Island artist Tom Stephen already commissioned to create work for that store."
The Member for Cook, Jason O'Brien, who represented the minister for the official openings at both stores, said the stores would help promote healthy eating in the community.
"Through its Healthy Eating Program, [grocery chain] IBIS is providing a range of healthy food options including fresh fruit and vegetables and at the lowest possible prices," Mr O'Brien said.
"The everyday prices of around 200 store items are equal or less than what they retail for in Cairns."
Mr O'Brien said a nutritionist had been recruited to help strengthen the stores' focus on diet-related health issues.
He said the costs of money transfer services and ATM fees had also been reduced considerably.
Mr O'Brien said the Mabuiag store would employee two people full time and four people part time, while on Stephen one person would be employed full time and another person employed part time.
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Gateway Commercial|Cushman & Wakefield helps life insurance company sell 420,000-square-foot distribution center in St. Louis
January 18, 2013 | Staff Writer | Print Article | Email this Article
St. Louis-based Gateway Commercial|Cushman & Wakefield recently represented The Lincoln National Life Insurance Company in the sale of North Broadway Distribution Center, a 420,000-square-foot modern bulk warehouse located in St. Louis.
The purchase price came in at more than $12.2 million, or $26.17 a square foot. The buyer, Exeter 6504 Prescott Avenue, purchased the building as a speculative investment.
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Facebook Asks Users to Pay $100 to Message CEO Mark Zuckerberg
- Kristyan Morgan , Design & Trend
- Jan, 12, 2013, 02:07 AM
Facebook has constantly been updating its security settings to ensure that its users are not constantly bombarded with spam. In 2010, the social networking site introduced the Other folder where messages from unknown people are usually routed to.
Now, Facebook has embarked on a new experiment to find how many people are willing to pay up to get a message across to a person they are not connected with, say someone such as Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg.
According to news reports, Facebook is charging $100 from users wanting to send a message to Zuckerberg. "For example, if you want to send a message to someone you heard speak at an event but are not friends with, or if you want to message someone about a job opportunity, you can use this feature to reach their Inbox," Facebook announced in a press statement.
"For the receiver, this test allows them to hear from people who have an important message to send them."
However, the number of messages a person can have sent to these immensely popular personalities will be limited to just one per week.
Facebook embarked on this project after several researches showed that incorporating a financial aspect to messaging could bring down unwanted messages. In turn, this would ensure prompt delivery of relevant and useful messages.
Interestingly, this pay-to-contact approach adopted by Facebook can increase the social networking site's revenue substantially, as there are a number of people who are willing to pay insane amounts to get in touch with high-profile personalities.
CNET's Chris Matyszczyk wrote: "Think of the pride people would feel in the sure knowledge that their message to Mark would get through. Think of how they could show off in their status updates: 'I just paid $100 to message Mark Zuckerberg.' And think how Facebook could then use these status updates to create ads for this $100 message capability."


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BUMBLERS IN A WORLD OF THEIR OWN; In His First Novel, Philip Roth Extends The Theme of His Widely Praised Stories Bumblers Bumblers
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WHAT with his impressive volume of short stories, "Goodbye, Columbus" (1959), for which he won a National Book Award, his Guggenheim and his Writer-in-Residence appointment at Princeton, Philip Roth has become the golden boy of his generation of writers. It is not altogether an enviable lot for a raan writing his first novel, which cannot possibly fulfill all the expectations generated by such a reputation.
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BC's privacy watchdog wants the provincial government to stop storing records in warehouses.
A report released today shows a 10-year "impasse" because 33,000 boxes of documents "earmarked for preservation" have never been archived.
Elizabeth Denham says the problem dates back to 2003 when a theoretical $454 fee was imposed for every box needing to be archived.
As a result, no records scheduled for transfer have been properly stored.
"The situation's not going to get cheaper and it's not going to go away. Those records are growing at a rate of three thousand boxes a year, so the longer we put off resolving this issue, the more expensive it's going to be."
The Information and Privacy Commissioner also says the current framework needs to be modernized because legislation designed in 1936 isn't capable of addressing 21st-century needs.


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Property Amenities
Some rates at Aparthotel Orquidea are all-inclusive. These rates include onsite meals and beverages, and may include taxes and gratuities. Additional charges may apply for meals at some restaurants, special dinners and dishes, certain beverages, and other amenities.
Aparthotel Orquidea features an outdoor pool and a children's pool. The aparthotel offers a restaurant and a coffee shop/café. Guests can unwind with a drink at one of the aparthotel's bars, which include a poolside bar and a bar/lounge. Public areas are equipped with complimentary wireless Internet access.
This beach aparthotel also offers a terrace, tour/ticket assistance, and an arcade/game room. Onsite self parking is complimentary.
Aparthotel Orquidea is a smoke-free property.
- Coffee shop or café
- Babysitting or childcare (surcharge)
- Arcade/game room
- Total number of rooms - 196
- Number of floors - 6
- Elevator/lift
- Express check-out
- Billiards or pool table
- Free WiFi
- Tours/ticket assistance
- Area shuttle (surcharge)
- 24-hour front desk
- Bar/lounge
- Luggage storage
- Multilingual staff
- Terrace
- Poolside bar
- Restaurant
- Free self parking
- Smoke-free property
- Number of buildings/towers - 1
- Children's pool
- Outdoor pool
- Outdoor seasonal pool
- Breakfast available (surcharge)
- Television in common areas
Family Friendly Amenities
- Family Hotel
- Outdoor pool
- Children's pool
- Free Wi-Fi
- Kitchenette
- Babysitting or childcare (surcharge)
- Arcade/game room
- Sofa bed
- Refrigerator
- Microwave
Available in all rooms: WiFi (surcharge)
Available in some public areas: Free WiFi
Free self parking
Room Amenities
Aparthotel Orquidea offers 196 air-conditioned accommodations with coffee/tea makers and complimentary toiletries. Rooms open to furnished balconies. Beds feature memory foam mattresses. 20-inch flat-screen televisions come with satellite channels. Accommodations at this 3-star aparthotel have kitchenettes with refrigerators, microwaves, and cookware/dishes/utensils. Bathrooms include bathtubs or showers.
In-room wireless Internet access is available for a surcharge. Business-friendly amenities include desks and phones. Irons/ironing boards and hair dryers can be requested. A nightly turndown service is provided and housekeeping is offered on a limited basis.
- Cribs/infant beds (surcharge)
- Air conditioning
- Kitchenette
- Microwave
- Refrigerator
- Coffee/tea maker
- Limited housekeeping
- Private bathroom
- Free toiletries
- Hair dryer (on request)
- Bathtub or shower
- In-room safe (surcharge)
- Desk
- Sofa bed
- Furnished balcony
- Phone
- Satellite TV service
- Flat-panel TV
- WiFi (surcharge)
- Dial-up Internet access (surcharge)
- Cookware, dishware, and utensils
- Blackout drapes/curtains
- In-room climate control (air conditioning)
- Turndown service
- Memory foam mattress
- Iron/ironing board (on request)
Where to Eat
BUFFET SERVICE - This buffet restaurant specializes in international cuisine and serves breakfast, lunch, and dinner. A children's menu is available.
Buffet breakfasts are available for a surcharge and are served each morning between 8 AM and 10 AM.
Nearby Things to Do
An outdoor pool and a children's pool are on site.
The recreational activities listed below are available either on site or nearby; fees may apply.
- Golfing nearby
- Surfing/boogie boarding nearby
- Water skiing nearby
- Kayaking nearby
- Sailing nearby
- Windsurfing nearby
- Parasailing nearby
- Golf lessons available nearby
- Scuba diving nearby
- Bicycle rentals on site
- Hiking/biking trails on site
- Mountain biking on site
- Racquetball/squash on site
- Scooter/moped rentals on site
If you have requests for specific accessibility needs, please note them at check-out when you book your room.
Property Policies
Check-in time starts at 1 PM
Minimum check-in age is 18
Check-out time is noon
Payment types
Children and extra beds
- Children are welcome.
- Kids stay free! Children 2 years old and younger stay free when using existing bedding.
- Cribs (infant beds) are available for EUR 3 per day.
- Pets not allowed
You need to know
Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on property policy.
Government-issued photo identification and a credit card or cash deposit are required at check-in for incidental charges.
Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges. Special requests cannot be guaranteed.
- The name on the credit card used at check-in to pay for incidentals must be the primary name on the guestroom reservation.
No rollaway/extra beds available
Optional extras
Property Name
- Hotel Orquidea
- Hotel Orquidea Santa Eulalia del Rio
- Orquidea Santa Eulalia del Rio
- Aparthotel Orquidea Santa Eulalia del Rio
We should mention
Cash transactions at this property cannot exceed EUR 2500, due to national regulations. For further details, please contact the property using information in the booking confirmation. Children 2 years old and younger stay free when occupying the parent or guardian's room, using existing bedding. Only registered guests are allowed in the guestrooms.


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Knox Police Department Detective David Combs was on the witness stand almost two hours describing the case in detail. Brown had been charged with one felony count of battery resulting in death. Another count of Neglect of a Dependent was dropped in a plea bargain arrangement.
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