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With new census data showing poverty in the five boroughs on the rise, today Rep. Anthony Weiner (D-Queens & Brooklyn) unveiled his plan to help New Yorkers struggling to make it. Weiner detailed an integrated approach bringing together city resources, non-profits, and the faith community in a concerted effort to fight poverty.
According to census data released yesterday, New York City is the only large city in the United States where the number of people living in poverty increased from 2005—rising from 19 to 20.3%.
Since 2002, the rise is more substantial: 108,797 more New Yorkers living in poverty, an increase of 7.3%.
And too many children live below the poverty line in New York—581,324 or 36.3%. That's 39,339 more than in 2002.
On Wednesday, Congressman Anthony Weiner, who is running for mayor in the upcoming election, issued a statement about those who are "struggling to make it."
Weiner outlined his plan to lift New Yorkers struggling to make it out of poverty.
Eliminate the Food Stamp Fingerprinting Requirement – There are 390,220 fewer New Yorkers enrolled in the city's food stamps program than 1995, when the program was at its peak. Part of the reason: the city has placed unreasonable barriers between food stamps and those who need them, in particular the fingerprinting requirement implemented during the Giuliani administration. As Mayor, Weiner will do away with the requirement that food stamp recipients be fingerprinted.
Create a Non-Profit Czar – As Mayor, Weiner will establish a Mayoral Office of Assistance to Non-Profit Organizations and a Non-Profits Czar, to provide a wider and more effective safety net for all New Yorkers. The Czar will coordinate efforts with religious institutions and other non-profits to address social ills like poverty, drug abuse, hunger, and homelessness.
A Tax Cut for Middle and Low Income Individuals — As Mayor, Weiner will cut income taxes for every New Yorker making $150,000 or less a year, by 10%.
Help Small Businesses Create Jobs — As Mayor, Weiner will create new $100,000 to $200,000 seed loans to encourage the creation of new, innovative businesses—promising emerging businesses that don't qualify for venture capital investments would be primary beneficiaries. And Weiner will end the ticket blitz on small businesses and help them afford health care for their employees while expanding the Business Improvement District program to help them thrive and grow the economy.
Use School Lunch Program to Deliver Health Care to Uninsured Kids – Every child that qualifies for the school lunch program is also eligible for public health insurance. Under the Weiner plan, application for the lunch program during annual school enrollment would automatically trigger outreach designed to provide families with the various health coverage options available to their child.
Build Health Networks Between Hospitals and Churches – The Institute for Urban Family Health used a federal grant to create Bronx Health REACH: a program that brought together 14 churches, NYU, health care organizations and others to increase awareness in the Bronx about preventative care and the treatment of diseases like Diabetes. The City should take an active role in facilitating networks modeled on Bronx Health REACH in all five boroughs.
Use Medicaid Fraud Damages to Help Subsidize Troubled Hospitals – Each year the State spends more than $44 billion dollars on Medicaid, a quarter of which comes from the City, but there is virtually no fraud oversight. To improve oversight, Attorney General Spitzer wants to give the State authority to recover treble damages where fraud is proven. A portion of the revenue generated from increased penalties should be used to help subsidize the City's financially troubled hospitals.
Implement Electronic System to Enroll New Medicaid Recipients — Currently, Medicaid applicants must wade through a paper based, redundant application process that requires information to be entered by hand, and then be sent for a range of bureaucratic approvals. Weiner would implement an electronic system to automatically save basic data, streamline approvals and eliminate redundancies.
Fight for State Housing Funds — Under the "New York, New York" program, the State is supposed to provide matching funds for supportive housing for the homeless in the City. But the state hasn't been living up to its end of the bargain. As Mayor, Weiner will demand that the state provide matching funds.
"In a city with the heart and resources of New York, there is no excuse for having 500,000 children visit a soup kitchen for food," said Weiner. "But that's what happened last year, and the new census numbers are not encouraging. Lifting New Yorkers struggling to make it out of poverty will take the combined efforts of the non-profit and faith communities. That's the kind of leadership I'll bring to City Hall.


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January 17, 2014 Edmonton, AB
The Honourable Rona Ambrose, Minister of Health, Minister Responsible for Northern Alberta and MP for Edmonton-Spruce Grove, on behalf of the Honourable Steven Blaney, Minister of Public Safety and Emergency Preparedness, today announced $5,207,212 in federal funding over five years for a new crime prevention program WrapED, that will help at-risk youth in Edmonton.
WrapED, run by REACH Edmonton Council for Safe Communities, will provide comprehensive support and engagement to Aboriginal and refugee youth aged 12-17 who are most at risk of involvement with gangs. By promoting community involvement, education, and counselling programs, the project will help youth avoid gang crime related activities, disengage from gangs, and increase cultural and community connections.
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- From April 2012 to March 2013, the Harper Government funded 105 active, multi-year community-based crime prevention projects through the National Crime Prevention Centre, in which more than 16,000 at-risk youth participated.
- Our Government has also committed $7.5 million per year in ongoing funding to support the Youth Gang Prevention Fund. This fund invests in communities where youth gangs are an existing or emerging threat, and supports initiatives that clearly target youth in gangs or at greatest risk of joining gangs.
"Our Government is preventing gang crime and improving the safety of our communities. Through this project, youth are gaining life skills that help them make smart choices, and avoid gangs and a life of crime. Crime prevention programs such as this one will help us continue to fight crime, and make our streets and communities safe for Canadians."The Honourable Steven Blaney, Minister of Public Safety and Emergency Preparedness
"This Government continues to build safer communities for Canadians through projects such as this one that will help at-risk youth from getting involved in gangs. Our Government's support for this project will provide the necessary tools to at-risk youth, and help prevent crime and reduce gang activity in Edmonton."The Honourable Rona Ambrose, Minister of Health
"WrapEd addresses the unique needs of diverse youth in Edmonton by giving them the support that they need to get out of gangs. We are proud of the invaluable partnership that has been established with key frontline agencies that will ensure a truly effective wraparound approach to help some of our city's most vulnerable youth."REACH Edmonton Executive Director, Jan Fox
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Long time reader, first time poster here. First want to thank you for all of the great advise we've found here in the past!
Currently we are having a bit of a conundrum with a Heil N8MPN propane furnace. When the heat is turned on the inducer motor starts and after a 15 second delay a relay fires, but the igniter does not light up. We've replace it with a known good igniter, so we know that it is not a bad igniter.
Searching has not turned up any related problems and fixes that we can find. Any idea on what might be wrong or what we should try next?
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The black leading to the HSI is part of a duo plug on the board together with the inducer. The inducer side of the plug is getting 120v but the HSI side isnt getting anything.
Any ideas?
Sounds like a bad board.
Does it display any trouble codes?
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Stein Mart released restated third-quarter results Friday that showed an upwardly revised loss that wasn't quite as bad as originally feared.
The company said its loss for the third quarter increased by an additional $1.3 million, or three cents a share, to $3.1 million, or seven cents, as the revised results reflected the impact of markdowns which weren't accurately reflected in previously released figures. Stein Mart had previously reported a third-quarter loss of $1.8 million, or four cents a share, but then last week said it expected the size of the loss to increase by a range of $1.3 million to $1.6 million or three to four cents a share once accounting issues were resolved relating to the gross margin impact of markdowns.
Resolution of the accounting problems will allow Stein Mart to file its quarterly report with the Securities and Exchange Commission and regain compliance with NASDAQ listing requirements. The company also said it is working to put controls in place to address the material weakness.
As it was explained when the issue was first disclosed, July and August merchandise unit balances in the company's legacy perpetual inventory system were understated as a result of a planned, but improperly executed, one-time override of an automated records purge process. The legacy perpetual inventory system is scheduled to be replaced with a new system, which is anticipated to go live in the first quarter of 2012. The company said transactions recorded in the retail stock ledger, which is the accounting system of record for inventory and cost of merchandise sold, were correct except for permanent markdowns.
The issue occurred as Stein Mart was experiencing challenging sales conditions. Same-store sales declined 2.9% and total sales declined 3.5% to $258.5 million during the third quarter and conditions didn't appear to improve in November when comps declined another 4.6%. Stein Mart is attempting to revert to more of an every day low price strategy and the weak results are due in part to cycling against prior year periods of heightened promotional activity.


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CASES of dementia are expected to rocket in Hartlepool over the next generation by almost 40 per cent.
The shock predicted increase has prompted Hartlepool Borough Council to launch a new investigation into how the illness is diagnosed – and if more can be done to catch it early.
Cases of the mental illness are predicted to rise from 1,148 now to 1,597 by 2030, putting additional pressures on care providers as well as patients' families.
The inquiry has been welcomed by dementia experts who provide a number of services in town.
The Hospital of God at Greatham charity is Hartlepool's biggest independent provider of dementia services, including Gretton Court nursing home.
Director David Granath said: "I'm pleased that the council are making this inquiry.
"I think they are doing the right thing in preparing themselves for the future need as well as finding out exactly what the needs are going to be.
"With an increasingly ageing population and people living longer there will be an increased proportion of people with dementia.
"That will have a huge impact, including financially, because people require so much care.
"I think there will be a crisis if we don't plan for it."
The increase in cases is seen as a key priority by council and health chiefs.
The new inquiry is being headed by councillors Jim Ainslie and Stephen Akers-Belcher who sit on the audit and governance committee.
They will work with a host of partner agencies including GPs, health commissioners, and voluntary groups to gain a greater understanding of work currently going on in Hartlepool.
It will also focus on how the services available help towards early diagnosis.
A general lack of awareness and information about dementia can lead to delays in proper intervention says the local authority.
Coun Akers-Belcher said: "The investigation is in its early days. We have agreed the scope and who we will consult with and there is going to be a lot of work carried out over the next few months.
"I think we need to look at the reasons for why there is expected to be an increase in cases and our role as a council is to look at ways to raise awareness."
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Nas 'Time Is Illmatic' [Trailer]
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Hutchinson News (Newspaper) - May 7, 1890, Hutchinson, Kansas HUTCHINSON DAILY NEWS: WEDNESDAY MORNING, MAY 7,1890. Don't Fail to Visit the i'llli MMl'LKn DARLINGS. RUniOUS FANCIES ABOUT AN INTERESTING SUBJECT, do site Hotel Midland, "Where can be seen all the latest ideas in Queens ware, China, Porcelain and "White Granits, Both Plain and Decorated. Dinner Sets, Chamber Sets, Water Sets, Bread and Milk Sets, Ice Cream Sets Lemonade Sets. We respectfully call the attention of Confectioners Grocers, etc., to our line of Candy Jars,JTrays, etc We can furnish anything pertaining to our line of goods, do not fear comparison, and Guarantee ALL goods to be as represented. Correspondence promptly attended to. RUDESILL & DAYKIN. RUSH AT SPECIAL SALES. t%m Wmt NtMt York Men haul a Dmn a Grand .->r KiithuJiIiifttlc NhttpjMTK, "Special sales'' are ft feature of New York coinmcmial hff; in the retail lino, wid they contribute more to woman's pleasure and caprice thim any other one pha*s of shopping experience. Those who hove never been to one have missed ii heap of fun. Hn-one of the large tip-town stores recently thnro was a "run" on gloves. They wore of a superior quality, and sold for forty-five cents. The sale started ut 0 in the morning, and directly there wan a spirited Bcene around tltat counter. Women rudely pushed'Ono iuiotl'e,?: ,o.way in their wild yjiQejivor to get a pair of gii.:^ One gavo a hill and clamored for 'her change. Another held a pair over the heads of the crowd and endeavored to give, her money to one of the Kiileagirls, j This woman, after patiently waitiug for a time and seeing im chance of getting up to the. girl, quietly put the gloves in her muff und sauntered olf. She had a bargain. After a while the change from $5 was brought back. The salesgirl had by this time become rattled with the confusion and rnpldity with which the gloves were being bought, and handed the money to the wrong woman, who put it in her purse aud walked away. The lady to whom the money belonged, getting uneasy at the long delay, finally elbowed her way through the, crowd, demanding her change, and creating no little excitement. The rush wan so great that the girls behind the counter grew frantia. and ltegan to cry. The floorwalker ordered the sale closed for three hours, announcing the time of reopening. Then a scene of wild confusion was dispelled, and the glove pur-�rhawrs dispersed themselves over tho store and were soon busied with other purchaser. Throe hours later the glove Hale begau .again, only to find even a greater crowd clamoring for covering for their hands than iu the morning. It continued only thirty minutes when it was again stopped becauoe the clerks could not wait on the anxious customers. H was never reopened, but the establishment, all tin tame, got a iirst class advertisement out of the attempt to sell dollar and a half t; loves for forty-five cents.- *1 ~--L* XitH'kcil Antler*. "Locked bonis are becoming quite a fad with some of the swells at the ine tropolls,** Baid a gentleman theotherday "andsomeof thoAdirondack hunters and guide* uio making nice little sums by occasional sales of tin; curiosity that h demanded. You see. the *.M story about the ImokH that fall to lighting, and i;i tome, manner get their horns lucked so they can't ge|. apart and then M;ir\e to death, has taken u strong hold upon the romantic natures of many people and if thoy cnn only get a set �>(' locked horns mounted Lhey are Jiuppy, "Ho (he hunters select nice horns that correspond a-** to size, and by the use of a lwihU.nl cord and case spring them together as if locked in their death embrace by the maddened thrusts of lighting bucktt. Then, on account of their greatiurity and the dilHculy of finding them, they arc .sold to thu rich curiosity hunter for n big price. His friends look in wonder and envy at them, while he recounts tho story told him by the guide who found their skeletons held together by the horns and tho earth all trodden down around the place so solidly that vegetation had not grown there in years, ttc, and tho guide goes back to the woods and fixes up another pair for tho next oariosity seel;er."-Utiea Observer. hanks doctors seem to lay up tin; n money. Lawyers generally keep their money iu national banks, as the nature of their profession requires them to have sjrrit funds v>hrF�R thoj cau draw checks upon them. Many professional men though, keep money in a savings bank as a side investment, upon which they can draw for a rainy day. Some classes of men, from the nature of their employment, are unable to accumulate much money. Paintera, for instance, and actors, usually live through the summer U[M.m their winter's earnings. - Interview iu Hnx>klyn Eagle. ^ '1 rent in en t of Stutterer*. It ia said that stammerers rarely if ever show any impediment to speech when speaking iu whispers, On this Tact a now method of treatment has been advocated by Dr. Coen, which is as fol lows: In the first ten days speaking Is prohibited. This will allow rest to the voice, and constitutes the preliminary stago of treatment. During the next ten days speaking is permissible in the whispering voice, and in tho course of tho next fifteen days the ordinary conversational tone may be gradually employed, �New York Telegram. Flag Lor*. To ''strike a flag" U to lower the national colors In token of Bubmisslon. Flags are used as the symbol of rank and command, the officers using them being called flag officers, fiuch flags are square to distinguish them from other banners. A "flag of truce" is a white flag displayed to an enemy to indicate a desire for a parley or consultation. The "white flag is a sign of peace. After a battle parties of both sides often go out to the field to rescue the wounded or bury the dead under tho protection of a white flag. The red flag is a sign of defiance, and Is often used by revolutionists. In our service it is a mark of danger, andahowa a vessel to be receiving or discharging her powder. The black flag is a sign of piracy. The yellow flag shows a vessel to be at quarantine, or is the sign of a contagious disease. A flag at half mast means mourning. Fishing and other vessels return with a flag at half mast to announce tho loss or death of some of the men. Dipping the flag is lowering it slightly and then hoisting it again to salute a vessel or fort. If the president of the United States goes afloat the American flag is carried iu the 1m>ws of his barge or hoisted at the main of the vessel on board of which ho is.-Journal of Education. TJw Longevity �f Hlrrtu, Tho �wan is tho longest lived bird, and it is asserted that it has reached the age of 100 years. Kuauer, in his work entitled "Natuvhistoriker," states that he has seen a Talcon that was 102 years old. The following examples are cited as to the longevity of the eagle and vulture: A sea eagle captured in 171,*>, and already several years of age, died 10-1 years after' wards, iu 1810; a white headed vulture, captured In 1700, died in lt&fj in one of the aviaries of Schocnbrimu Castle, near Vienna, where it had passed 118 years in captivity. Paroquets and ravens reach an ago of over 100 years. Tho life of aea and marsh birds sometimes equals that of several human generations. Like many other birds, magpie* live to be very old ia a state of freedom, but do not reach ovor SO or 35 years in captivity. Tho nightingale Uvea but 10 yours in captivity, and the blackbird 15. Canary birds roach an age of from 13 to 15 years in the cage, but those flying at liberty in their native islands reach a much more advanced age.-Detroit Free Vrtm, M Tltlir MlMe*' litem About. It- Tilt* Fir** Smil� und tlm Finn Cry �� SIb"* of VYIint In to lln-Ittile* for Producing Imitation Dtmplr*. i J*tttrouhui 8avlux* ]i*pk�. . Maohanica and storekeepers have the largest savings bank accounts, Nutu-rally we do not have many pro/eawcnal inen as customers, but among-^(^po\n> �ur/tUvoly � few that natron I: Tli� tJnlttttcrml Mitkci Prngi/ttM. Book learning does not make 5 per cent, of that class of common K'usc that runs the world, transacts its business, secures its progress, trebles its jHiwer over nature, works out in the long run a rough average justice, wears away the world's restraints and lifts off its burdens. Two-thirds of the inventions that enable France to double the world's sunshine, aud make old and Newj, England the workshops of the world, did not come from colleges or from minds trained in the schools of science, but struggled up from the irrepressible instinct of untrained natural power. Her workshops,, not her colleges, made England for a while the mistress of the world, and the hardest job her workmen had wae to make Oxford willing ha should work his wonders. Liberty and civilisation are only fragments of rights wrung fiom the strong hands of wealth and book learning; almost all the great truths relating to society were not the result of scholarly meditation, but have been first heard in the solemn protest of martyred patriotism and the loud cries of crushed and starving labor. When common senso and the common people had stereotyped a principle into a statute, then book mencume to explain how it was discovered.- .Mxmt Iloyinff ClKitrft. If, by chance, I happen to go into a strange cigar shop and the man at the case asks me if I want an importedcigar 1 make up my mind that he doesn't know his business or that he takes me for a fool, A man is supposed to know what sort of a cigar he wants aud ought to say bo at the htart. An imported cigar, at the average cigar stand, at the common price, is a delusion aud a enure. If I go into a place where I am not known und buy a cigar I am always particular to notice the box. If the cigar does not fit tho box I know the seller has practiced some deception, lie has put a different cigar iu tho box than the one called for by the brand. If he ia mean enough to do this he is mean enough to palm off a poor cigar. I am not a cynic in any-thing; but I have noticed one thing in my travels-it is easier for a man to be swindled on cigars than anything that grows, runs or stands still. If the cigar man doesn't know you you get the worst of itv-^-Chteftgo Tribune. Around those littlu indentations that are the delight of woman cw she gazes on babyhood and am tho enchantment of lovers as they yearn at bloesomfWR girlhood, nature has wrapped a vestment ot mystery beneath which no mortal can penetrate. Dimples are the smiles of tlio infant soul as it catches a gleam of the infinite or inhales for the first time the Banctiiled odor of a mother's lovo. There are stars that cling to tho horizon as the dawn appears and night's veil is slowly shifted. So there an) impressions ou baby cheeks which ingor as the tiny flower of maternity, petal by petal, peeps forth to greet tho morn. Old tlrao nurses used to say that fairy fingers touched the face of tho child as the latter was wafted from heaven to earth, and ai tlio visitor grew tho minute hollows became more distinct. Others, les> poetic, said: Seo the first smile, hear tho first cry, and you can toll whether or no tho baby will have dimples.1' Perhaps baby likes the now world ho discovered on his veuturesorne voyage. If he lues, why he will smile and one dimple at leant is the result. If he smiles twice, why you may count ou two. But he always cries, you will say. Granted; but his is no cry of pain. Hi* is a bird's salutation to the morn shriller, perhaps, because his vocal chords are as yet undeveloped, but nevertheless a pn>an of joy. Many nurses offer a simpler explanation and a more plausible ono than this, that dimples ore the smiles of the soul. SALUTING THK BABY. Have you noticed a man or woman salute a baby? If you have-and tho chances are that yon have-you will agree that one of tho first salutations is a gentle caress with thumb und forefinger placed near the corners of the mouth. Sorno instinct impels us thus to greet the cherub. Wo would hug him, but we fear that the fragile lump might break. Therefore we salute him with & kiss, it may be, if sentiment, friendship or ties of blood warrnut it; at any rato we caress him with thumb and index finger, as if wo would impart to him thu impression of tho heart and soul. Thus, say some nurses, he gets his dimples. It would be a task, indeed, to calculate the number of such greetings bestowed on the darling's fuce from infancy till that period when, if a boy, he resents fondling, and true to nature's course, ho becomes more and more the iudividual and loss of his kind. For the baby belongs to humanity, tho* boy to hi* chums and the man to himself. If tho darling be a girl she probably gets more caresses than her brother. Hence she is more likely to have dimples. And if they are of the genuino slow growth, not compulsory kind, she has a rare prize. But she must get them before she is lt�- yea, years before that. Certain beautifiers declare that even in the adult they can produce dimples by a semi-surgical process. This may be, but, after all, the secret spring of the dimple la the souL As the latter overflows with smiles the face assumes a rad lanes that art cannot imitate. Blue eyes or black sparkle as the light rushes upward from its hidden caves, cheeks glow and dimples appear. For a girl, two dimples, one at each comer of the mouth, or near those points, are '.wish gift. The daintiest smile will bring chemout well defined aud ravishing, a broad grin will expand them into furrows. Therefore, it is a woman's privilege to smile, if she has dimples. This is no news to tho fair sex woman with dimples would not lose onefor the world. .She id very careful of them, and regulates her smiles to the capacity of hor dimples. IMITATION DIMPLKS. Moreover, by smiling, a woman may produce a pretty good imitation of a dimple-a dirnpleoid the dermatologists would call it I have known young girls to practice this before a mirror, and with remarkable success. A half an hour a day for about two years is generally sufficient to produce good results. Tho operation is simple. Firs^ carefully ascertain tho effect of on ordinary smile. Note the expansion of the mouth, Next plaeo a thumb and forefinger on the furrows mode by the smile; then alternately relax and contract tho smile, at the same time pressing heavily on the furrows. One thing must be avoided in order to giv* tho operation a fair trial. In eutlng be careful to move only the jaws during mastication. l)o not move tho whole face. Many darling dimple, by the latter error, is lost irretrievably. And ubove oil, practice tho same smite without deviation. " Perhaps it is unnecessary to add that these rules will work only iu tho eases of young people. For it is only when the soul is ebullient and tho heurt has that girlish creative-noss, which can make a belted knight out young man with intellectually round shoulders, that dimples come to stay. After �ertain ngo there is no fertilizer that con force tiirtir growth out of antiquo soil. Roses lo net bloom, in this elime ut least, during January, except in greenhouses, May and Juno are the months of dimples and no greenhouse wurmth will suffice. Therefore old maids should not try to raise dimples.- Boston Globe, Iildden, muT sure"enough it "was There, for they could see a bit of tho tail end protruding from the hole. They let it alone nt first, thinking that, when the smiHhoin�tit might eoiue forth to bask in its warmth, in this, however, they re disappointed, for ou the following lay the snake was not to be seen; but, >n closer examination, the tail was found ticking out its before. Various efforts eve. made to dislodge it. A fire wan lit in front and the smoke fanned inward, Ut this had no effect. The earth was even scraped away and tlm hole widened, when they could sey 'he coils of the monster as thick as a man's thigh: but except clint their Iterations were occasionally interrupt-by the startling presence of tli PROrESSIONAL CARDS, oarenruTS. I�. WIKBLOW, * DantUt, Wotk KnuutMd. OKcs, ft , Bonth xaIe, .treet. room, cw Bit. 19 and 21 East Sherman Street,! PHT8I01AMR Q KLirPBt,, m. D., * flp��l�H7-DImiims By� Mid Ear. Offiu 100 north Msln Btnret. G.; A. 8UFFA,:M. D., reature's liwul. which it occasion-illy poked toward the eM ranee, lilting out its little forked tongue, ii gave small sixtix of animation. They ad even determined to try to draw it. We all three, therefore, proeeeded-.somewhat nervouHly, I must own-to lay hold of its tail. To this familiarity t showed its object ion hy a decided inch-ation to wag its caudal extremity, which had such an electrical effect on our nerves that we dropped it like a hot no* ato, and-what shall I call it?-retired. A. shot would in all probability have induced the snake to quit its refuge, hut then tho shot must have torn and dis-llgured its beautiful skin, which the gen-ral wished to secure uninjured as a spec-men. In the meantime more efficient tools for digging had been sent for, aud these now arrived l>orneuponan elephant. A bright ideji now struck tho party- they might draw (he snake out with the lephuutl Suflicient rope for the purpose was loosened from the elephant's pad, and this rope, about the thickness of a man's thumb, was hitched around the python's tail. Its remaining length brought up again to the pad and fastened there, thus doubling ita strength. Now came the tug of war! A sudden jerk might lave torn the skin; the mahout was therefore warned to put on the strain gradually. Little did we know what a tough and obstinate customer wo had to deal with. Tighter and tighter grew tho ropes, when "track" went one of them. Still the strain was increased, when crack"-the other had snapped also, leaving the snake in statu quo. The snako was iinally dislodged by counter mining and killed with a charge of buckshot. When measured it was found to bo twenty-one feet in length and about two feet iu girth.-Chambers' Journal. DUMSCROftlie Bye, Bar, Throat. Office No. 1, Horth Main �treet. r RMldsncn Grace Church Rectory. Office hoon 9 to 1UIS0 a. [ m., 3 to 4 p. m. DOES A GENERAL s. H. 8IDUNOEB, PhyatolaB and Hurgaoa. OfflcaoTuBldUngtr'a drag aton. One* u!i phooa, II; ralaenct M._ W. KoKISNOT *. Physician and Knnreon, Offlea owr No. SO, sooth Hals street. T. P. ROBHKT80H, * Physician and Smrgeon, O&oe, rooms 9 and I, over postofflce* J a. MALCOLM, Phyetafcui and Smrgeon, (Hoaapsthlc.) Office, IU 1st syjiim �m M. HUTCHINSON, M. D, Homeopathie Phyalolan and rrorffeon and BpKlsllat In rectal diseases. FU*s earn | wlthostthe nseof knlteor ligature. Office Ho [ 18 North Main street, room 7 over Young Brae store. Residence Ho. 828 Fifth avenue wast TOB PRINTING Book Making -AHD- w ATTOBK1YB, HITE LAHUm1*HRBY, Attorney* a4 law, Office over First Hfttjoail Bank. Batrtncn m \ Baennaa stmt. A Hrlde ut 02. When a woman of the age of 02 years aiarriea it must be because she wants to marry, aud that i.s just what happened the history of "Aunt Katy" Currie, who died at Warwick. Orange county, at the extraordinary ago of 107 years aud 3 months. Her maiden name was Catharine Woodruff, and she was born in the adjoining town of Monroe. When she was 82 years of age she married Jot>epb Currie, a prominent and well to do farmer of Warwick, with whom she lived until his death, in 1872. "Aunt Katy" is entitled to the singular distinction of having gone to the altar as a bridt after she had entered upon her 02d year. The bridegroom, James Nelson, waa 08 years old, and the marriage took place two years after the death of her first husband. Before contracting this second marriage "Aunt Katy" tore the record :>i her age from the family Bible, aud always declined afttfward to tell her ago. tt is known positively, however, that she was born in 1782.-Toronto Empire. "^yrHIT!SIDE * QliBABON, Attorneys at Lsw. Office, rooms 1,2, S, *, ovsr TSo. 34 South Main Bi jj^cCAKTKflY A wiaa, Attorney* at X*w. OflLos,Booms 10 and 11 Masonic Temple, coi oar Main and Sberman. gILAB BHOADKS, Office over First Natton*V,bank. w. a. unrtn. b. rmoi BW18 AFl-BitCB, i 'Attorneys at I*aw� Hutchinson, Kaunas, j Booms 11 sad 19 Bo. Soath Main street. A WILLIAMS, Lawyer** Booms l and 9 over Kaaaga's store. 'pAYLOB, JOWKB * TAYLOR, Attorney* at Liw, Office, np-etalrs, Masonic temple. ^lABBY A KXRKL1NG, Attorney* at Law, ID. Klrhllng, County Attorney. Booms t and 4, BldUafter block. Business,? j. V. ObYKJBB* Attorney at Lever, Office, soath Main street, near eout hones. Servant Girln In Montana. The most thoroughly disgusted people -it the lack of women in Montana are thoso who employ domestic help in the cities. Hundreds of girls come to Helena and Butto each month looking for work, which they secure without difficulty at wages ranging from $20 to $-10 a month. After spending-a month in the city, they learn that they can get better wages and have a much bettor chance of securing a husband and a home of their own by going out to some one of the numerous mining camps, which they immediately proceed to do, and the housewife is forced again, perhaps for the thousandth time, to initiate another pilgrim domes-lie.-San Francisco Chronicle. MUSIC. , pROF. C. U. OAKK3, ' Teacher of Piano, Organ, Violin, Onl ar | Music Studio No. 319 North Main, Santa Febloch, | j over King's Furniture flto e. ABOHITKOTB. SPECIALTIES IK THE BOOK DEPARTMENT. | Journals, Ledgers, Balance Books, Minor Abstract Books, Blank Books of all kinks, Land ExainMer's Books | Loan Registers, County Records, } Manilla Copy Books, Ward Registration JBooks, "White Paper Copy Books, Scale Books a specialty | Real Estate Contract Books, Attorney's Collection Registers. D. T4DBPBT, Hoom 8 First Nttlonsl ,Bank building, Entch laaoD, Kansas. SPECIALTIES IH THE JOB DEPARMTEHT. Dr. Ledno'e Periodical Pill*, the great French remedy, act dlr*cUy on ths^neoatrnal eye- Tll � - - , %x , tt i -d #�a*5 ?T�E�?2L&Jsi Letter Heads, Packet Note Heads, TheeepWsahonldnotbetekendnilngpregnancT. _ . , , , , , _, . , , , , , Am.mco^^aitrpnp^Bpmar.^oen- Letter Note Heads, Commercial Note Heads, AUi. x ill jwjBifcY o^vuwc, xm* vjdu- nine supplied by the A. A A. drag-store, Hutchinson, Kan.; Swift A Holiday, Topeka, Kan. 128 ly* Tbey Have Come. The women are coming, however, coming up the til ope, reaching for the highest placea, and, Bay what mo may, they bid fair to take them. The Fanny Burneys and the Jane Austens will not succeed with us; the sentimental and subjectively tiresome, or the flippantly bewitching spinster, young or old, can never have her day again. The time is at huviil for women of lofty imagination, breadth ot vision, depth of insight and solidity of judgment to lay out their Uvea in work that shall have a powerful influence upon civilization.--Maurice Thompson. Women M�n Like. Tkut ii ntau liken beauty goes without baying, as that a bee likes flowers. Hut as the bee outy 11 utters about a Bower which contains no honey yieldiug property, so man only hoverp a brief time about the beauty without wit or charm A man likes a woman to bo ca|�uhU> of talking well ut times, hut he does not care for a garrulous girl. He likes to be listened to hiawelf, und objecu to tlio girl who monopolizes the conversation almost an much as to the one who does not tall; ot all.-Kllu Wheeler Wilcox. The Boston Way. Thi* ii tho way they "frlz.de" potatoes, in Boston: Cut cold boiled potatoes into very �umU pieces, aud to each cupful of potato allow half a cupful of cream or rich milk, one tea-spoonful of butter, a little Halt, frvt* teaspoon-fulsof chopped celery, a little pepper; add the wwiwtaing to the potatoes, and put them luto a dtfep baking disk, and pour tho milk and butter over them, allowing enough to nearly cover; place In quick oveu.and browu delicately.- New Ycrk Commercial Advertiser. MINING FOfT A PYTHON. A Mule us u Fuc Horn. Jupitm* can boost of the most intolU-hl'H*. mule on record. Tho mule is 21 years old. Every night h� proceeds to iht.' lifo Having station. It ia customary lor the man on watch to discharge his ton signal-(a red light) when vessels come too near the beach. The mule has �caught on" to wh�t this signal means. So every night at 8 o'clock the sailor's four legged friend proceeds to walk the beach, ana if a vessel comes too near the tiliore lie sends forth a neigh thut makes night hideous. Port or starboard your helm is tho order on the sliip, and away Hail the jolly tars in safety and with a grateful heart to the four legged patrolman.-Savannah News. Small Posters, Large Fostersand Bills, PaQQPnPPf RafOO f Pony Statements* Bill Heads, all sizes, r aOOCI50CI limCO . Statements, all sizes, Abstract Books, all sizes, " Deeds, Mortgages, Leases, Eto | Drafts, Bank'Checks, Filing Cases, Deposit Checks, Counter Checks, Notary's Seals, | Banker's Cases, Crushed Euvelopes, Document Envelopes, County and City Warrant Books REDUCED BY THE Stood Up for the Sex. 'Now," plaintively perorated the perspiring preacher, "is there a man in this congregation -who never spoke cross to his wife? If there is, let him rise. Dead sikuice, in the midst of which a t':it, red faced man of 40 solemnly row to hiu feet. "Can you truly say," said the preacher, with a warning look iu bin eye, "'that you never spoke a single cross word to your wife':" "I can," .siid iht* tut man, emphatic-nil}. "I am a bachelor." Sensation,, succeeded by giggling on the back seabi and a smothering ni'iiKaiion In the choir.-Genesee N.'ws. Through Chair Cars Free Charge! of Hutchinson to St, Louis I Remember the Missouri Pacific ttmii|�. "Mr-. Urowniiij.; was fur more ur' a| limn Mr. BrouninK," writes Hcnrv J/ilionrh'.'re. "mul it" it h;ul not been thut | a number of sjilv jx-rsuns wers desirous | to !>;ish lor clever people bv pi-et�n� husband, iinil that tha wtle was too cleai* and poctteal m her v\ rutu:;s to bare a ijaug of the;e esoteric worshipers around her. tbia would have been r.fcosaized long ago.-ii. A. C. A Boaln TbJU lUfusad to Ue Drawn from lit. Hole by a 11o|h� aud au Ktauhuiit. It was during the cold weather, when snakes are partiully or wholly torpid that this adventure happened; had it been in the hot weather, when snakes are lively, the story might have had a different ending. yen. Mttolntyre and bis party wcut one day to exattttae a hole or preylca und�x a .w(ui �imc4�ii.ja.itttltM);iiiiK^ Rates, and will sell you Tickets to | aHJPoints East or West ot the Lowest Rates! One Change of Cars to New York, Boston, Philadelphia, Washington, Pittsburg, Columbus, Cincinnati, ... , , Cleveland, Indianapolis and Chi- lliu "Uiiclkow,' , whoso noyeU are so . f w : ^ �. .1 �ellkuo�'ii m America, lives in Cork. �� For Reduced Rates, call at| IivUud. Sliolsa handsome wonutt of MiBIOUri Pacific Tic)t)St Qfftce, 40, aUbough hur portraits rtpr^ient h� " ' 0�WnjrtA'nyw�y*Un�6r. Vau^lielm, thu famous Hanoverian hpnilmaii, Kletv wild boars by tlio hull-'Ired.t. V.ut ran away trout a tabio upon � bleb iheie was a roasted pig, of faulted il unable to beat u hasty retreat. 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Date of Stay: June, 2008
A very nice campground. Contrary to what other posts say, I felt the sites were rather spacious. I was, however, disappointed to see that you had to pay to operate the shower. The Egg Harbor river is the best thing about this campground. We went on a three hour tubing trip on the river. It was beautiful and clean cedar water. Didn't use the pool as it looked crowded. I will be camping there again in the future.
Date of Stay: May, 2008
A beautiful campground! This was our second visit. We had a shady site overloooking the bay. Pleanty of room in our site. Restrooms were very clean considering how many people were using them.We were especially impressed with the campground store. It sold every thing you could need including beer! Check the date on the bread, though. All of the hot dog buns were expired. Lots of kids. Not much to do in the area outside of the campground.
Date of Stay: July, 2007
I would not recommend this campground. My biggest complaint is the noise from the road the campground is on. Over the phone, I was told our site would be 200 yards from the road. Upon arriving and setting up, the back of our pop-up was thirty feet from the road. This is no ordinary country road. It is a very busy road with a lot of truck traffic at all hours of day and night. Other than that, everything else was just OK...not good...just OK. We will not be returning to this campground again. I suggest to everyone to consider a different campground like the nearby KOA.


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Hepatitis A (Hep A): This disease is different from hepatitis B. Hepatitis A can be spread by eating contaminated foods that are not properly washed or cooked, or from inadequate hand washing after using the toilet or changing a diaper. It's recommended that all teens get two doses of the hepatitis A vaccine, if they did not receive this vaccine as a child. If you ever plan on traveling outside of the United States, you could be at higher risk of contracting hepatitis A. Talk to your health care provider about other vaccines that are recommended if you will be traveling internationally. Hepatitis A Information (CDC)
Hepatitis B (HepB): In the United States, most cases of hepatitis B occur in teens and young adults. One in twenty Americans will contract hepatitis B at some point in their lives. Hepatitis B can cause serious liver damage and death. This disease can be prevented with three shots, given over 4-6 months. If you are between 11 and 19, you need three doses of hepatitis B vaccine if you have not already received them. Hepatitis B Information (CDC)
Human Papillomavirus (HPV): Three doses of HPV vaccine are recommended for all adolescents for protection against the virus that causes most cases of cervical and anal cancer. There are two different HPV vaccines, and one of these vaccines also protects against genital warts. HPV vaccine is most effective when given before a person becomes sexually active. This vaccine can be given starting at 9 years of age.HPV Information
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Measles, mumps, and rubella (MMR): The MMR shot can prevent all three of these diseases. Measles is especially contagious and can spread quickly in places like schools. Two doses of measles-containing vaccine are required for school and college in Oregon and many other states.Measles, Mumps and Rubella Information
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Amid growing concerns about the effectiveness of Los Angeles' network of neighborhood councils, the City Council on Tuesday began reviewing broad changes that could reinvigorate the panels and strengthen the system of grass-roots democracy.
After a two-hour presentation in which council members voiced their own frustrations with neighborhood councils, the proposed changes were sent to the council's Education and Neighborhoods Committee for analysis.
"We will bring this back as quickly as we can, but we have to realize we are a long way from perfection," said Councilman Richard Alarc n, who chairs the committee and has been a longtime supporter of neighborhood councils.
"The neighborhood councils are at a new stage. Like all democracies, they have to be prepared for change."
The changes proposed by the Neighborhood Council Review Commission come after 15 months of study and include plans to streamline the council system.
The system was created in the new City Charter that was adopted in 1996. Today, more than 89 neighborhood councils - each with an annual budget of $50,000 - operate throughout the city.
But the system has drawn complaints that many of the councils are isolationist, cantankerous and caught up in internal battles that distract people from policy involvement.
"The system is still young and developing," said Altagarcia Perez, who chaired the Neighborhood Council Review Commission.
"What we found is that our system is unique among cities. None have to deal with such a diverse population. We believe our system needs to be reconstituted to make it possible for the neighborhood councils to function."
Addressing one of the key problems for many of the groups, the commission has proposed transferring councils' elections process to the City Clerk's Office.
The move would provide uniform rules and ballots, while still allowing the councils to decide the size of boards and qualifying stakeholders who can vote.
But the issue of stakeholder status - and who is eligible to serve on the neighborhood councils - has been contentious.
The commission has proposed the councils be as open as possible to bring in renters, business owners and others who work in the councils' communities.
But Councilman Bill Rosendahl, who has dealt with the issue in the Playa Vista area of his district, said opening the system could mean a large developer could stack a council to back policies that support a project.
"Let's face it, a lot of these neighborhood council are just powerful homeowner groups," Rosendahl said. "I don't see where the renters are involved."
But Councilwoman Janice Hahn, who has supported the neighborhood councils since serving on the Elected Charter Reform Commission, said the groups should be as open as possible.
"Hopefully, it will be about more people becoming involved and holding city government accountable and making their neighborhoods and the city a better place," Hahn said.
Raphael Sonenshein, who served as director for the commission, said the goal of the report is to make it easier for people to become involved in neighborhood councils.
"This really is about empowering people," Sonenshein said. "It is designed to get people involved."
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Results: A new carbon nanotube sensor developed at MIT is the first sensor that can reversibly detect nitric oxide, a gas that cells commonly use to communicate with each other. Because the nitric oxide-carbon nanotube binding is reversible, the sensor can be used multiple times.
Why it matters: Nitric oxide is notoriously difficult to detect because it is so unstable. Monitoring nitric oxide levels in living cells, in real time, could help researchers figure out its role in cancer and other diseases. It would also allow closer study of nitric-oxide-releasing cancer drugs now in clinical trials. Biologists could also use such sensors to study nitric oxide's effects on the brain, where it acts as a neurotransmitter. Michael Strano, associate professor of chemical engineering and leader of the research team, says the advance will enable scientists to begin to answer some fundamental, long-standing biological questions.
How they did it: The researchers coated carbon nanotubes with a polymer designed to specifically attract nitric oxide. The polymer is wrapped tightly enough that only small molecules can get through to bind the nanotube, and the nitric oxide is strongly attracted to the nanotube by an extra pair of electrons passed from the polymer to the nanotube. The sensor is activated by near-infrared light, which easily penetrates the human body (biological tissues are relatively transparent to this kind of light).
Next steps: The team plans to start testing the sensors in living animals, and is working on similar sensors that can detect molecules other than nitric oxide.
Other Headlines from Massachusetts Institute of Technology ... - Toward faster transistors - New sensor developed by MIT chemical engineers can detect tiny traces of explosives - Catching cancer with carbon nanotubes - Seeing below the surface - Koch Institute for Integrative Cancer Research dedicated at MIT
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Happy Independence Day 14 August 2011-2012 Azaadi Mubarak
Happy Independence Day 14 August 2011-2012 Azaadi Mubarak
First of All ! In Advance i Would like to Wish to All Pakistani Members, Moderators & Admin , A Very Happy Independence Day !
And I would Apprecaite if you all Members Would write their comments and other nationalty members are also Heartly welcome to write their Wishes and Comments !
So all you Pakistani Members, Moderators & Admin , Let join our Hands for our Special day and Celebrate our Independence Day from now on ...
Pakistan's independence day (also known as Yom-e-Istiqlal (Urdu: یوم استقلال )) is observed on 14 August, the day on which Pakistan became independent from British rule within then what was known as the British Raj in 1947. The day is a national holiday in Pakistan. The day is celebrated all over the country with flag raising ceremonies, tributes to the national heroes and fireworks taking place in the capital, Islamabad. The main celebrations takes place in Islamabad, where the President and Prime Minister raise the national flag at the Presidential and Parliament buildings and deliver speeches that are televised live. In the speech, the leaders highlight the achievements of the government, goals set for the future and in the words of the father of the nation, Quaid-e-Azam, bring "Unity, Faith and Discipline" to its people
14 August is a National holiday of Pakistan. In the capital Islamabad and in all major cities of Pakistan the Government Offices are lit up as well as all the larger skyscrapers. Flag hoisting ceremonies and cultural programs take place in all the provincial capitals. In the cities around the country the Flag Hoisting Ceremony is done by the Nazim (Mayor) belonging to that constituency. In various private organisations the Flag Hoisting Ceremony is carried out by a Senior officer of that organisation. Schools and colleges around the country organise flag hoisting ceremony and various cultural activities within their respective premises. Families and friends get together for lunch or dinner, or for an outing. Housing colonies, cultural centres, and societies hold entertainment programmes and competitions.
Other events include: Changing of the guard at the mausoleum of Mohammed Ali Jinnah, Mazar-e-Quaid, Wagah Border ceremonies, fashion and musical concerts, both sides releasing prisoners that may have crossed each others borders.
Happy independence day to all Pakistanis everywhere.
Allah Taala Hamaray Mulk Ko hamesha Salamat Rakhay ameen
sohni darti ALLAH rakhay kadam
kadam abad tujay
kadam kadam abad tujay
Esi zami or asma is kay sewa jana kahan
barti rahy yae roshni barta rahy yae karwan
dil dil PAKISTAN jan jan PAKISTAN
chand meri zamin phol mera watan
meri sarhadon pay pehra hai emaan ka
meray shehron pay saya hai Quran ka
chand meri zamin phol mera watan
Qurban tujh peh tan mera man mera dhanTu jeevay watan
I would like to share a few sayings of Quaid-e-Azam Muhammad Ali Jinnah that reminds us of our duty to this great Nation and Country.
My message to you all is of hope, courage, and confidence. Let us mobilize all our resources in a systematic and organized way and tackle the grave issues that confront us with grim determination and discipline worthy of a great nation.
· With faith, discipline and selfless devotion to duty, there is nothing worthwhile that you cannot achieve.
My young friends, I look forward to you as the real makers of Pakistan, do not be exploited and do not be misled. Create amongst yourselves complete unity and solidarity. Set an example of what youth can do. Your main occupation should be fairness to yourself, to your parents, in fairness to the state, to devote your attention to your studies. If you fritter away your energies now, you will always regret.
Finally, let me tell you, fellow citizen, Pakistan is a land of great potential resources. But to built it up into a country worthy of the Muslim nation, we shall require every ounce of energy that we possess and I am confident that it will come from all whole-heartedly.
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Editor's Note: Your Black World is not responsible for making Tawana's whereabouts public. This has been reported in numerous media outlets already.
Maybe you remember Tawana Brawley, maybe you don't. If you don't recall, Tawana's case was the one that created both fame and infamy for the Rev. Al Sharpton. Way back in 1987, a 15-year old Tawana claimed that she'd been gang raped by a group of white men in New York City. She was found inside a trash bag, with her face smeared with feces and the word "n*ggger" on her body.
She said that she'd been taken to the woods by two white men who assaulted her over four days. She also said that one of the men had a badge of some sort.
Attorneys Alton H. Maddox and C. Vernon Mason got the fire started, and they eventually got Rev. Al Sharpton involved. At the time, Sharpton wasn't very well known, even in his home town of New York City. Bill Cosby gave $25,000 as a reward for anyone who captured those responsible. Don King promised to give the girl $100,000 for her education and others supported Sharpton from around the country.
Fishkill Police Officer Harry Crist Jr. was accused of the crime after he was found dead in his apartment. Dutchess County prosecutor Steven Pagones was also accused after he presented an alibi for Crist. But all of this fell apart when a grand jury found that Brawley had made up the entire story. They claim that she was never raped at all.
Brawley is now 40 years old working as a nurse down in Virginia.
"I don't want to talk to anyone about that," she said when reporters asked her a question about the incident.
Brawley allegedly uses the aliases Thompson and Gutierrez to keep people from associating her with the incident from long ago. She is reportedly working as a licensed practical nurse at The Laurels of Bon Air in Richmond.
"Are you serious? We don't know her by that name. Isn't that a trip?" one of her co-workers said upon finding out about her true identity.
The names "Tawana V. Gutierrez" and "Tawana V. Thompson" have allegedly been used to obtain the same nursing license in the state of Virginia. Her co-workers say that she does a good job.
The grand jury, which heard from 180 witnesses over seven months, said that they believed that Brawley made the story up in order to avoid getting into trouble for missing school and staying out too late. They said that the troubled teen had run away from home and was hiding in her parents' old apartment after they'd been evicted.
Some say that Brawley lived in fear of her stepfather, Ralph King. King had served seven years in prison for killing his first wife. The young woman was even seen by a witness crawling into the plastic bag in which she was found and a substance was found under her nails that was used to scratch the n-word into her skin.
"It is probable that in the history of this state, never has a teenager turned the prosecutorial and judicial systems literally upside down with such false claims," state Supreme Court Justice S. Barrett Hickman wrote.
Pagones sued Sharpton, Brawley and her attorneys for defamation and won a case back in 1998. Brawley still has not paid the $66,000 she owes Pagones. He continues to look for her and now knows to go after the nurse in Virginia.


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2014 World Cup: Ghana striker Jordan Ayew has no regrets joining Sochaux
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Ghana striker Jordan Ayew insists he made the right choice to join French Ligue 1 strugglers Sochaux on loan in January.
The 22-year-old is enjoying regular playing time with the relegation-threatened side and scored three goals in 12 appearances.
Jordan claims a lot of people tried to discourage him joining the lowly placed team and he feels vindicated now with his fine form.
"Since my arrival, we waited for me to be more decisive. But I am always given me a lot because Sochaux gave me the opportunity to get playing time,†Jordan told lequipe.fr.
"I remember that when my loan in January, there are people who told me I was crazy to join Sochaux- a wrong team, I will have few opportunities, etc. I knew that I had made a good choice and I do not regret it.â€
Sochaux coach Renard Herve will rely upon Ayew when they travel to Stade Reims on Sunday.
Les Lionceaux are third-bottom on the league table and five points away from safety.
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selfmade says:April 18, 2014 01:27 pmThat was a wise move and I know with time, this guy ll definitely reach the top! He is very talented lad but less responsible as it can be seen from his plays but I know growth comes with responsibilities and when he reached that level, it ll be a marvel to watch Jordan! If someone close to him can only tell him to release balls early and developed the habit of becoming a distribute like iniesta or even xavi, he ll be a hot cake in future! He has to learn the habit of controlling a game with incisive passes as he has a quick feet and he ll become a top prospect in future!
Dr Who says:April 18, 2014 11:07 amgive thanks to Herve Renard for the opportunity.


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There's only one song I sing in the shower now, I Wanna Be A Lifeguard! (Sorry about the visual you just got) I can't help myself.
I, I, I wanna be a lifeguard
Hardly any clothes
Sand between my toes
White stuff on my nose
I Wanna Be A Lifeguard. Lifeguard, lifeguard, lifeguard!
And who wouldn't want to be one? The Parks Department is spending… ready? – you might need some lifesaving after reading this — $3 or $4 million dollars for each new Lifeguard Station. The $3 million dollar ones are slightly smaller and only has one indoor pool and spa. They can't be calling it the shack anymore. Lifeguard Chalet, anyone? Lifeguard Palace? Lifeguard Shackadelic.
Four million bucks. Parks tells me it's not all being spent on marble toilets and diamond plated showerheads. Some of the cost includes having David Hasselhoff and Pamela Anderson give morning pep talks to the guards. Besides the big screen TVs and Pina Colada kiosks for after-work gatherings, the stations will have its own nail salon and 99 cent store.
The lifeguards will have valet service. They no longer have to park their own beach cruiser bikes, PEP officers will now do valet parking and place the bikes in the special parking garage attached to the Liam Kavanagh wing of the Lifeguard Palace.
As anyone who lives near Shore Front Parkway can attest, the Parks Department work crews have been working through the night. They are in a hurry to finish installing the hot tubs and massage tables in something called the Presidential Suite. "Lifeguards have been ignored and overworked for too long," a top Parks spokesman told me at a meeting last week. "They deserve a place to rest in comfort and maybe enjoy an occasional sleep-over."
"Too bad I can't swim, I wanna be a lifeguard so bad," I said.
"Oh, there's four million being spent on the building and Bloomberg is setting aside another 2 mil for lifeguards who can't swim."
He gave me a look like, isn't it obvious? With a $4 million dollar shack you need to hire some people just to hang out in it. It's Sandy money, man. It's kinda like a employment training program.
Really? I don't have to get a sunburn or lip blisters?
How do you look in a Speedo? He asked, a bit hesitantly.
Uh, with or without black socks and shoes?
The Park Official grimaced but I was undeterred. You know, Sandy swallowed the first floor of The Wave building and since then we've had to work in these dusty, cramped conditions. And now here's a chance to work at a $4 million dollar workplace? I'm going for it. I won't save people. I'll just write about how I would save them, if I could swim.
I just have to figure a way around the speedo rule. That's just not happening – we'd need more Community Grant money if I went out in a Speedo (talk about a disaster) — but if I grow a scraggly beard, stayed inside the $4 million dollar shack so I could get pasty pale, and then wore a wool hat maybe they'd let me lifeguard at the shack nearest the hipster beach.
Three or four million bucks. Each. The Lifeguard Palaces are gonna make Rockaway look like Dubai (Maybe lifeguards won't wear speedos but dress like Arab Sheiks).
Who knows, I Wanna Be A Lifeguard might become a protest song. I can see Lew Simon and hundreds of others singing in front of the palaces. Oh, boy. That's scarier than me in a speedo.


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As a "Second Chance" Organization, Felines & Friends New Mexico works with the Santa Fe and Espanola shelters by accepting special needs cats, such as kittens who are too young for placement or need to be socialized, and adults who have health or behavioral issues, most of which can be resolved with loving attention and time.
We are proud to work with other shelters and rescue organizations to place as many animals as possible and give "second chances" to those with special needs. To date, we have found homes for over 3,000 cats and dogs thanks to the support of the Petco Foundation and Hills Pet Nutrition.
Please visit our Adoption Center located at Petco in Santa Fe during regular store hours. In addition, please come meet special cats at Teca Tu in Santa Fe.


text: what is a good stain to redo my log house in??? i dont wanna go cheap and have to restain my house every year, but i dont wanna get top dollare stain and still have to do it every few years?? whats a good all around stain, with good longevity if there is such a thing in stain?? im also in wisconsin, so we have extreme changes in weather!!


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mains filter
I hope I am in the right forum.
I want to build a mains filter, I read the article of Decibel Dungeon:
But I do not dare since I can not fully understand the diagram and I am a little afraid given my short experience and the power involved.
Does anybody could make some idiot proof , thats me :-( , instructions?
Maybe we could ignore the screen since I do not think it is very important for the mains cleaning.
Of course I could go for another project as long it is efficient and sure, I also would accept a kit if anybody knows one good quality and reasonable price.
Thank you
It's a good thing to be cautious where the mains are concerned. Below is a schematic for a commercially available power line filter. some of the important things to take into consideration:
1) The capacitors have to be a.c. rated for your line voltage -- they are expensive -- polypropylene types are the preferred variety.
2) The filter should be contained in a metal box, preferably sealed. If you don't put it in a metal box, it's like going to the gym, working out and getting all sweaty, then putting on clean "trow" without showering.
3) Most of the parts can be scrounged from ATX power supplies !!!
I use Corcom filters -- easier than assembling the parts -- they work quite well (very well indeed). In fact, the price of a corcom filter is about what you would expect to pay if you had to assemble the parts from scratch.
the schematic in decibel looks complicated.
The difficult bit in the bottom half is just the indicator.
The top half is the suppressor.
Try building the top half only.
or do the very simple one that Jack posted.
You can add VDR or MOV in parallel to the first cap for extra spike attenuation.
BUT, CHOOSE your components CAREFULLY.
They MUST be rated for the correct voltage and duty.
Don't get your X caps and Y caps mixed up. It could be potentially LETHAL.
C3 MUST be Y rated caps
C1 & C2 are X rated caps.
Both types are self healing and tested to something like 2500V!
to anybody reading this post, or thinking about doing any mains filtering.
** please feel free to take some nice Yrated caps off my hands**
see my previous post in trading post.
Thanks for the offer Hipcheck.
But, Scotland is a bit far away.
Here's a design that's been around for awhile and I put it in my CD player and it seemed to make an improvement.
Jon Risch's AC Filter
Dan :D
Hi Jack,
maybe it felt like Scotland had moved to NY but, honest, some of us stayed at home to eat the oatcakes.
It was two day's ago, Thursday 30th Nov.
Our skool kids prepared a luncheon, dressed the tables, cooked a three course lunch, served it up and washed up afterwards for a group of invited guests, BRILLIANT.
The proceeds were split between the kids and a local charity.
Young Enterprise Scotland have a lot to answer for!
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Hello all,
I'm currently designing a balanced mains filter and have a couple of questions/curiosities:
1. For safty I have a RCBO, where is the best place, before the primaries or after the secondary and/or before or after the filter network?
2. I will hooking up both digital and analogue sources and a few different types of amplifiers. Should these be filtered differently, if so, how?
Thanks in advance!
You'll need one on the secondary side; as it is now any short between L/N and ground will cause current to flow between that conductor and ground through a completed loop on the secondary side, while the L and N on the primary side will still carry the same amount of current (and not trip any RCD).
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There's no machine in it but it is pretty cool and the price is reasonable. Do you think the decals are original?
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There's no machine in it but it is pretty cool and the price is reasonable. Do you think the decals are original?
No one has ever become poor by giving. - Anne Frank
Darkness cannot drive out darkness; only light can do that. Hate cannot drive out hate; only love can do that. - Martin Luther King, Jr.
WOW!! Thats georgeous, and to me, worth $50 even if the decals are not original! I did a google image search for sewing machine cabinet/table with Eagle and came up blank, but I've also come up blank on a cabinet that auto-locked the drawers when the top was closed. If that was local to me, I'd snap it up - but I'm a sucker for a treadle cabinet in a nice oak finish.
May your stitches always be straight, your seams always lie flat, and your grain never be biased against you.
I'd go for it! Original decals or not- It's lovely.
OMGoodness. I love it.
When it seems like the world is falling to pieces remember that the pieces are falling into place. We are nearing closer to the End Times.
I wonder what machines fit it in?
I too would go for it were I closer.
Beautiful and it wouldn't matter if the decals were original...the cabinet is awesome!
We make a living by what we get, but we make a life by what we give....
Oh my goodness....I would definitely buy that!
"You must do the thing you think you cannot do"....E. Roosevelt
Yorkville, IL
I remember my mother putting a decal very much like that on an old milk can back in the 70's. But it is beautiful!
So many quilts.....so little time!
That is beautiful and a good deal....Probably not original but its pretty just the same....
I think it's a great deal - pretty !


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With small and decidedly tense steps, officials from the city of Ukiah and the county of Mendocino are moving carefully toward the goal of sharing sales and property taxes.
Tuesday night, staff from both agencies, along with two City Council members and two members of the Mendocino County Board of Supervisors, met to share sales tax revenue numbers generated for the city by MuniServices, a third party vendor.
"These are not numbers you would find on the city's or the county's ledgers," said City Manager Jane Chambers. "They are purely data, and the purpose of this is to show the trends and the relationship between our revenues over time."
The numbers were separated into revenues collected by the city and by the county, though only within the Ukiah Valley Area Plan. For 2011-12, for instance, the revenues collected by the city were $3.872 million, and $1.639 million for the UVAP.
When the numbers went into projections, however, beginning with the 2012-13 fiscal year, the large jump in revenue caused most of the officials to question them.
"Why did the revenue increase so much -- by $370,000?" asked Ukiah Mayor Phil Baldwin, referring to the numbers for 2011-12 that said the city's increase in sales tax revenue was $196,224, while projecting that the increase for 2012-13 would be $563,590.
"I don't remember that much of an increase in revenue," Baldwin said.
"There may have been (corresponding) increases in expenditures," Chambers said, adding that "sales tax revenues have been trickling back."
Another reason for the significant change in numbers between those two years, Chambers said, is "there was a change in how the data was collected" by MuniServices.
"How far are we from getting the actual numbers from (2012-13)?" Council member Doug Crane asked, and Chambers said "only about two months."
When David Grim, the county's administrative analyst, asked Chambers if the revenue projections included anything from a potential Costco store, she said they did not. The projections beginning in 2012 also did not include the city's Measure S, or the county's Measure A.
County staff also provided numbers that showed how much property tax revenue was generated by six parcels that the city is looking to annex: Lovers Lane West and East, Crossroads Shopping Center, Brush Street Triangle, Laws Avenue and the former Masonite property. In 2007, the properties generated $888,691, and in 2013, they generated $922,195.
"I think we were all struck by how little money it was -- even if we were to annex all of the properties, we would be collecting less than a million dollars to provide services to that area," Chambers said, explaining that the money would likely all be used up by having to hire additional police officers.
"These numbers are depressing," said 5th District Supervisor Dan Hamburg, referring to the lack of economic growth they revealed. "But if they weren't, we wouldn't be here. The question is, is this (agreement) a way to expand the local economy?"
"The value of reaching an agreement is significant, in and of itself," said 2nd District Supervisor John McCowen. "At some point, the value of reaching an agreement is going to outweigh the differences between us."
"I do think there's a tremendous value to doing this to prevent sprawl," Baldwin said, "though I think economic growth will happen in the valley, whether we come to an agreement or not."
Baldwin also said he thought the sharing in the Master Tax Agreement would be "one-directional," meaning it would "likely be from the city to the county for the next 10 to 12 years."
The next tax-sharing meeting is not scheduled until March 11, which McCowen said was at the request of Chambers, because it would allow city staff to have more definitive numbers regarding the city's next budget, and to investigate the large jump in revenue projections for 2012-13.
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The session was entitled "In Search of Innovation in Teacher Preparation: On Oral Proficiency Levels and Innovative Preparation Models."
Dr. Huhn's portion of the presentation introduced her research on innovative and effective models of teacher education. Publication is forthcoming (May 2012).
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This really isn't easy for me to do, but....
I apologize. No really, I've been WAY too serious the last few months. I haven't been myself. People would try to joke with me, and I'd take it as more than just that. So first off, I'm going to apologize to GD. You are a dick sometimes, but I shouldn't let it get under my skin. I'm sorry for knocking your hustle (supermarket) and I'm sorry for calling you jersey trash and telling you to go kill yourself. Seriously brah, I was out of line and I'm hoping we can put it all in the past. You were trying to tell me to calm down and not let my emotions or passions get the best of me, and you had a point.
Next, this is going to be a double apology. Jon Hamm Sandwich and Rush. These are two guys who I have also snapped on a couple of different occasions when they were just trying to joke around with me. Again, I let my racial sensitivity get the best of me. A lot of my experiences in life haven't been easy, but I'm not going to use that as an excuse since we all had to go through our fair share of trials and tribulations. That being said, I do think the Arab jokes and such can get out of hand, but I'll start taking them as a sign of friendly banter... just like I should've. I like you two guys, not sure why, but I do.
The biggest apology of all is going to go to THE STOOGES. I mean, what can I say. I completely went against what we were all about, and that was strictly the lulz. I apologize for making things awkward for you guys on different occasions by being affiliated with me when I was acting nuts. I'm hoping one day that maybe The Stooges can reunite together, stronger than ever. And I promise, I wont be serious. Never again.
And my final apology is going out to WrestlingForum as a whole. Here's the deal: I snapped yesterday. I decided to go off on a little bitch tantrum, and tried taking it out on the whole board. IT'S NOT A CASE OF YOU GUYS BEING FAKE, IT'S A CASE OF ME BEING WAY TOO REAL. And I've come to realize that. All of my friends, the MrMister's, Jack Draper (whatever the fuck you call yourself these days), can't forget about mah girl BkB :p...
And especially my good friend redeadening. Adam, you're the coolest person I've ever met on the internet. Always had my back through thick and thin, and always gave me great advice whenever I was discouraged about wrestling or whatever the case may have been. I apologize to you kind sir, for making you deal with awkward situations. I know that's not why you come on here, and it shouldn't be why any of us come here. It should all be for shits & gigs, and awesome discussions.
In closing, I hope that we can all put my dark days behind us. I guess it was just a case of me not wanting to take shit from anyone, and the Pro Wrestling "fame" getting to my head. I want to go back to the old Sheik. The guy who could joke around and get jokes with, without it escalating to more than just that, a joke. So there you have it. There comes a time where a man realizes where he fucked up, and he has to swallow his pride. No matter how many jabroni's I've humbled, no matter how many people I've put in a headlock, and no matter how much ass I get :p, I'm no better than any of you. I was going to take the cowards way out and leave the forum, or take a sabbatical. I'm just hoping we can put my insane days behind us. This is the last serious rant you'll ever see from me, I promise.
Consider me HUMBLED.
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Yep its all good. No worries.
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Its all good man. I like stirring up trouble but sometimes don't stop when I should (did this with a lady friend last night, pretty sure shes pissed off at me today). I'm a dick (whitman), and frankly going to continue to be a dick (whitman) because I enjoy it but don't take my rantings too seriously. Just fuckin' around.
Angle is garbage. HERE WE GO! Round two! :lmao
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backing down like this is really fake of you
real people stand by their words
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who are the stooges?
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do you plan on getting an avatar and a usertitle
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I don't know why so many care about my avy/sig/usertitle so much though :lmao
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Katie Scepaniak is an Ambassador who studied abroad in Guatemala.
Briefly describe a specific cultural experience you had on your trip that made a lasting impression.
As weird as this may sound I'd have to say food. With all the people selling food on the street late at night and during Semana Santa it felt like one was at the county fair. The open air markets promised fresh vegetables everyday. My host mom's cooking and the cooking classes at Celas Maya introduced new ingredients and different cooking techniques. I admired all the fresh recipes using whole foods. I have come to really appreciate the value of a limón, always the secret ingredient. Another observation I had was the difference in food options in different regions. The Pacific and Atlantic coast had seafood and fresh fruit galore; while inland it was more chicken related dishes and a high rate of mayonnaise usage.
Why did you choose the program in which you participated?
I wanted to study abroad because I have a passion for the Spanish language and have always been curious about Latin America. I chose Guatemala because I wanted to live among poverty, take the opportunity to have one to one tutoring, and to have outdoor adventure. I wanted to be in a place where I could live with a host family, be in a Catholic community, and have an exchange rate in my favor.
Describe your overall study abroad experience.
Definitely an adventure. It is no lie when they say you will be fully immersed. I had a lot of frustration in the first few weeks to try and express my thoughts in a 2nd language, but it got easier. I was able to try many new things (food, dance, bartering, public transportation) and also to try things in new ways.
How has the trip affected you? How are you different for having completed the experience?
I have confidence in my ability to communicate in Spanish. I have made lasting friendships and a second home where I know I will always be welcome. I am constantly aware of how the decisions of the U.S. affect other countries economically. I am now even more avid to promote responsible use of our resources, especially water and the importance of trees.
What advice do you have for future Study Abroad Students?
Climb as many volcanoes as possible, the sunrises are something you'll never forget. Always speak Spanish, even if it is difficult and not always grammatically correct. Do something unique apart from the group and make positive relationships with people from the local community. Never be afraid to ask questions.
Do you have questions about studying abroad in Guatemala? Email Katie at [email protected].