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The ELZEVIR FAMILY operated active presses in Leyden, The Hague, Utrecht, and Amsterdam from 1585 to 1712, with their greatest, most characteristic work being done across the heart of the 17th century roughly 163065. The great WING BIBLIOGRAPHY of books printed in Great Britain and British America, and English-language books printed in other countries, covers the years 16411700.
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ESTC R21446; Wing (rev. ed.) S3770. Period-style mottled calf, covers framed and panelled in blind fillets with blind-tooled corner fleurons, spine with raised bands and gilt-stamped title. Pages age-toned and foxed with occasional small inkspots; some paginations trimmed and frontispiece edges slightly ragged. One early leaf with tear in lower margin, extending into text, repaired with two words from opposing page partially lifted by adhesion; one leaf with small hole affecting about eight words; one leaf with tear in outer margin touching final letters of seven lines; occasional edge chips, one upper outer corner torn away. A very readable copy in a dignified binding; a romantic tale with a romantic inscription. (33123)
Via WorldCat and NUC we locate only one copy of this edition and one of the 1759 reprint in U.S. libraries.
Provenance: Embossed stamp of Lic. Pedro Reyes Retana (Mexican, late 19th century).
Machado, I, 659; Catálogo Santa Casa da Mesiricórdia de Lisboa, I, p. 29. Contemporary calf, plain style on covers, gilt spine; front joint starting and top of spine pulle., with board edges showing wear in places exposing paste boards. Some worming in margins. Private ownership embossed stamp. A good++ copy. (35065)
Provenance: Front pastedown with early inked ownership inscription of yachtsman, mountaineer, and amateur scientist Captain M[arshall] Hall (1831–96), a Fellow of the Geological Society and one of the founders of the Mineralogical Society, as well as the organizer of the deep-sea dredging cruise of the "Norna" in 1870; title-page with partially shaved early inked inscription of James Casey.
VD17 12:169331M; Coumont, Demonology and Witchcraft, A21.83; Wellcome, I, 142. Contemporary vellum, spine with hand-inked title; vellum dust-soiled with chip to back joint, front free endpaper lacking. Front pastedown and title-page with inscriptions as above. Pages age-toned, some lower corners bumped; one leaf with tear from outer margin, touching a few letters without loss. A nice copy of a perennially intriguing work, with additional interest from its provenance. (35467)
The ESTC general note for this edition reads: "An edition ascribed to John Fell, Bishop of Oxford, of anonymous works all published separately between 1658 and 1678. The three forming the first part have special title pages; those in "The second part" have half titles only. The editor calls them "the genuine and only writings of our author" and mentions a number of spurious ones recently published."
ESTC R20055; Wing (rev. ed.) A1082. 18th-century half calf and marbled paper–covered sides, much worn and rubbed, leather all but lost over corners and portions of paper lost; sewing loosening in early sections with text block starting to pull away from spine, mounting of tipped-in frontispiece partially split, first few leaves separating. Front pastedown with two institutional bookplates; lower (closed) edges, front free endpaper, frontispiece recto (not image), and back pastedown rubber-stamped. Title-page with early ownership inscription neatly inked in upper outer corner. One leaf (in preface to first work) with lower portion torn away, with loss of most of eight lines on each side; one leaf with short tear from lower margin extending into a few lines without loss; one leaf with lower outer corner torn, touching a few words without loss. Intermittent instances of light to moderate waterstaining to varying portions of leaves; two to three spots of pinhole worming throughout, sometimes touching individual letters without loss of sense, with spots slightly larger in beginning of second part. Last section with puncture hole affecting a few letters, not obscuring sense. Lower outer corners of a few leaves proud and bent in. Faults to be noted for sure, but complete except for the noted lines in that preface and a wholly useable copy of the main text by Allestree. (35286)
This sole edition is ornamented with a woodcut printer's device and a woodcut headpiece and initial; the text is referenced with sidenotes.
Rare: Only two copies traced in the U.S. via OCLC, RLIN, and NUC Pre-1956.
Provenance: Bookplate of Virtue & Cahill Library (the library of Portsmouth's Catholic Cathedral) no. 8783, with a large overlaid rubber-stamp thereon starkly, blackly noting the dispersal and eventual sale of the library "following enemy action"—the cathedral having been bombed by the Germans in 1941.
On Allix, see: The Dictionary of National Biography, I, 334–35. 19th- or early 20th-century half calf over marbled paper, spine with gilt title; edges of leather with a dog's tooth roll in blind. Leather rubbed, especially on joints and edges. Some soiling and waterstaining, mostly light and most notable on early leaves, with some small wormholes in the margins; a little fine chipping and some shallow dog-ears. Old inked ownership inscription on title-page, crossed out but still legible. (10686)
There exist at least four different editions of this work. In this edition, line 9 of the title begins "VVhere" and line 19 has "Parliament, Council of State, and Army."
Wing (rev. ed.) I289aA; ESTC R234704. Removed from a nonce volume and now in later wrappers. (21001)
The volume was published at the request of Cardinal Ascanius Columnas in an edition ofonly 750 copies, and was printed at Antwerp at the press of Moretus' widow and sons with the famous Plantin device appearing in two versions (engraved, to the title, and woodcut, to the final recto).
A full-page engraved funeral portrait of Rubens engraved by Cornelius Galleafter Peter Paul Rubens signals the beginning of the third section, in which Jan Brant records the life of his son-in-law's brother and transcribes his epitaph. Even Balthasar Moretus contributes an epigram in honor of the deceased.
In the fourth section, Rubens' own orations and selected letters appear, i.a. his funeral oration to Philip II of Spain. Josse DeRycke contributed the final funerary tribute.
Done up in fully elegant Plantin–Moretus style, the volume has in addition to its careful typography and full-page plate and devices been lavished throughout with two-line block initials and four-line historiated woodcut initials; also, it offers several intricate woodcut tailpieces.
Searches of NUC Pre-1956 and WorldCat locate only eight copies in U.S. institutions, one of which has been deaccessioned; most arenot in obvious places.
Graesse, I, 241; Corpus Rubenianum, XXI (1977), 152. Period-style full brown calf, covers framed in blind double fillets, spine with gilt-stamped red leather title-label, raised bands with blind tooling extending onto covers. With a few odd spots to the text only, this is aremarkably fine, crisp copy. All edges green. (28878)
The text is in Latin, decorated with woodcut initials, factotum initials, and intricate head- and tailpieces. The title-page, printed in red and black, features a large device of a fleur-de-lis in an elaborate cartouche.
Rare, WorldCat & NUC Pre-1956 locatingjust two copies in the U.S.
Palau 20846. Modern boards covered with 18th-century religious manuscript on vellum, with red speckled edges and ink title to spine; tight, with paper cockled and boards a bit sprung. Title-leaf with small marginal tear and three repairs; the next 88 pages repaired/reinforced in upper outer margin; minor worming variously, mostly marginal and often unnoticeable; small hole from natural paper flaw on one leaf. Foxing generally, other spotting occasionally. A used, occasionally abused, still strong copy of a scarce work. (30297)
This offers evidence of early readership in form of underlining in ink and occasional marginal notations, confined to early portion of the tome.
Gibson, Bacon, 243a. On Bacon, see: Oxford Companion to English Literature, 56–57. Contemporary vellum, spine with gilt-stamped title; vellum showing minor scuffing and spots of discoloration. Front pastedown with a 19th-century bookplate; front free endpaper with edge nicks and short edge tears. Lacking half-title. Early inked marginalia and underlining, as above; leaves age-toned with intermittent light offsetting and foxing. One leaf with short tear from upper margin, not extending into text. (19001)
Provenance: Front pastedown with armorial bookplate of Alexander Oswald Brodie (not, please note, the American officer and governor of Arizona Territory); title-page with Brodie's inked inscription, dated 1839, Dresden.
Brunet, I, 604; Gibson, Bacon, 185b; Willems 1058. On Bacon, see: Dictionary of National Biography. Contemporary vellum with yapp edges, spine with early inked title; spine lettering rubbed, back cover darkened. Both pastedowns lifted, front pastedown with bookplate beneath; free endpapers lacking. Title-page with inscription as above; pages with a very few small scattered spots, almost entirely clean. A handsome copy. (30360)
A special aspect of this copy is found in the binding. The front pastedown and the rear free endpaper and rear pastedown are leaves from the Cadiz, 1691 printing of the two-leaf newsletter Relacion verdadera de todo lo sucedido en el sitio de la Plaza de Mons en los estados de Flandes. By reading the rear free endpaper and the rear pastedown then the front pastedown, one canread the entire text of this rarity, including the information about the loss via shipwreck off Santo Domingo of a fleet headed to Holland in support of the Spanish forces. We fail to trace any other copy of this newsletter.
Provenance: Near contemporary gift inscription on front cover, "Al Padre Francisco Davila, de la Compania de Jesus."
Barcia: Andrade 801; Medina, Puebla, 159; Palau 24074. Newsletter not traced via Palau, NUC, WorldCat, COPAC, KVK, CCPB, or the OPACs of the national libraries of Spain, France, Belgian, and Holland. Contemporary limp vellum retaining the ties. One small, pin-type wormhole in all but three leaves, beginning at rear and extending to front. A very good copy. (34704)
Brunet, I, 652; Willems 452. Late 18th-century plain morocco, turn-ins with gilt roll, rebacked some time ago with lighter morocco; old leather rubbed and variably discolored, front cover with old patch repair. Front free endpaper with pencilled annotations and affixed cataloguing slip. A few pages with faint staining, most clean. One leaf with small paper flaw affecting about six letters. All edges gilt. (27391)
As Prof. Emerita Frances W. Pritchett of Columbia University writes on her great website (http://www.columbia.edu/itc/mealac/pritchett/00islamlinks/ikram/part2_12.html): "Of all the aspects of Akbar's life and reign, few have excited more interest than his attitude toward religion. . . . [H]e built the Ibadat Khana, the House of Worship, which he set apart for religious discussions. Every Friday after the congregational prayers, scholars, dervishes, theologians, and courtiers interested in religious affairs would assemble in the Ibadat Khana and discuss religious subjects in the royal presence."
It was to these discussions/conversations/debates that Acquaviva was invited. The religions represented were many, the major participants including Muslims, Jews, Catholics, Hindus, Jains, and Zoroastrians. After several months Acquaviva felt his contributions to the debates insufficient to justify continuing as part of the mission and left the task to fellow Jesuits. On return to Goa his missionary work led him to the Hindu Kshatriyas of Salcette, south of Goa, which proved a fatal decision. Prior to his arrival, the Jesuits with the aid of Portuguese troops had destroyed some temples there; the Cuncolim Revolt of July, 1583, was partially a result of those actions and it was in the revolt that Acquaviva and the four companions alluded to in the title of this work were murdered.
The author of this biography was a major Jesuit historian of the Society's activity in Asia. He was the author of the monumental Istoria della Compagnia di Gesu (1650–1673) in 6 folio volumes, Della vita e dell'istituto di S. Ignatio, fondatore della Compagnia di Gesu (1650), L'Asia (1653), Il Giappone, parte seconda dell'Asia (1660), La Cina, terza parte dell'Asia (1663), L'Inghilterra, parte dell'Europa (1667), L'Italia, prima parte dell'Europa (1673), and biographies of Jesuits Vincenzo Caraffa (1651), Robert Bellarmine (1678), Stanislas Kostka (1678), Francis Borgia (1681), and Niccolo Zucchi (1682). Also of interest are his works on science: Della tensione e della pressione (1677), Del suono, dei tremori armonici, dell'udito (1679), and Del ghiaccio e della coagulatione (1682).
This is the second edition of Bartoli's account of Acquaviva and his mission, following the first of the previous year. Searches of NUC, WorldCat, and COPAC locate just two copies of the 1663 edition, both in the U.S., and similarly only two copies of this 1664 (one in Germany, one at Oxford).
DeBacker-Sommervogel, I, 975; Graesse, I, 303 (for first edition and other later editions but not knowing of this second). Late 18th-century quarter vellum over light boards covered with green paper. Undeciphered 17th-century ownership inscription on title-page. Waterstaining, at times significant, at others barely visible. A sound copy with no worming or tears. (35200)
ESTC R12103; Wing (rev. ed.) B3148. Removed from a nonce volume, edges speckled red; spine reinforced with archival tape. Ex-library with some pencillings and perforation- and rubber-stamps. Worming to last leaves, entirely within gutter margins; light waterstaining. (25705)
Provenance: Front fly-leaf with armorial bookplate of New York attorney and book collector Frederic Robert Halsey, and with decorative medieval-inspired bookplate of "G.E." Volume with laid-in handwritten note signed by Gruel, on Gruel-Engelmann letterhead, dated 1892. Later in the collection of
Brunet, I, 1056; DeBacker, Auteurs du XVIIe siècle, 1020; Tchemerzine, II, 271. Binding as above, nearly perfect save for just a touch of rubbing to the spine extremities, in cloth-covered slipcase, worn, with cloth starting to split over edges. Frontispiece and title-page separating from binding; title with red-tinted signs, near edges, that the marbling process did not go entirely smoothly; upper margins of several other leaves with hints of very faint waterstaining. Otherwise, clean and quite lovely. (13767)
On Bona, see: New Catholic Encyclopedia, II, 655. Speckled paper over light boards, lightly soiled. Interior with some light soiling, especially on outer pages and upper edges, and a little faint waterstaining. (10658)
Binding: Contemporary vellum, covers framed in gilt double fillets surrounding gilt-stamped book and castle motifs with cherubic supporters and foliate decorations, spine blind-tooled with castle decoration repeated.
Cicognara 3586 (for 1651 & 1661 eds.); Graesse, I, 196. This ed. not in VD17 (see VD17 3:301944Y for 1668 Arnheim printing). Binding as above, front cover scraped with design all but completely effaced, front joint partially cracked, ties now lacking, spine darkened with lighter area where once was a paper shelving label (?) and with short crack at foot. Bookplate and ticket as above; front free endpaper and title-page rubber-stamped; back pastedown with affixed pencil-labelled corner pocket for card. First oversized folding plate with old repair along part of inner margin; one plate partially split at fold. One page with small ink drip in outer margin, touching but not obscuring one letter. Occasional small edge chips; a few lower outer corners torn away. Evidently read and consulted (index of plates with pencilled tick marks); still eminently worthy of study; and with noteworthy, engaging illustrations. (36214)
WIng (rev. ed.) B3843; ESTC R19524. Removed from a nonce volume; very good condition, very clean and nice. (32236)
Provenance: The Howell Bible Collection, Pacific School of Religion (properly released). With a note laid in reading: "This is a volume of a Chinese Buddhist sacred book, which has been for two centuries in a Shantung family. The woman who owned it became convinced of its uselessness, & exchanged it for a New Testament & a hymn book. It is now presented to the Pacific Theological Seminary by Rev. Arthur H. Smith, P'ang Chuang, Shantung, China."
The Rev. Smith (1845–1932) was a missionary of the American Board of Commissioners for Foreign Missions who spent 54 years as a missionary in China.
(We are grateful to Dr. Martin Heijdra of the East Asian Library at Princeton for assisting us in identifying this work.)
Covers detached but present; soiled and totally faded and discolored. Tattering and dog-earing of text leaves; some split at the folds or at pasted areas. Far from perfect condition butcomplete. (34760)
Originally published in 1648, two years after the author's death, this treatise continues to receive glowing recommendations as a study in achieving Christian peace even for modern readers.
ESTC R23842; Wing (rev. ed.) B6110. Recent marbled paper–covered boards, spine with printed paper label. Pages age-toned and cockled, with waterstaining to first 16 leaves; two leaves each with small burn spot affecting but not obscuring a few letters, one leaf with short tear from outer edge not extending into text; one leaf holed with loss of about ten letters. A solid, very readable copy of this Christian classic in a good late 17th–century edition. (36724)
VD17 12:128413B. Contemporary vellum with yapp edges, spine with early inked title; some light discoloration, with cut to vellum across spine. Pastedowns loose from inside covers, with bits of old manuscript used in the binding structure, showing; 19th-century bookplate attached to exposed paste board and endpapers creased. Shadow of old shelf number on verso of title-page. One leaf with small stain and hole affecting about four letters. Foxing ranging from mild to moderate. (18943)
Provenance: Engraved title-page with minute owner's inscription dated 1723 ofErnst Wilh[elm] Christoph Christfels of Fürth, Germany, who published a treatise, "Concerning Ialtha, daughter of the prince, an example of the learned women of the Jewish race," in 1725, citing Buxtorf's Institutio epistolaris hebraica of 1629 at least once (and using this dictionary for the Hebrew vocabulary?).
VD17 12:128987E; Vancil, Cordell Collection, 40. 19th-century paper imitating tree calf over boards, paper spine label; rubbed and spine paper cracking. Ex-library: bookplate on front pastedown and old notes in ink to same. Engraved title-page and portrait chipped at edges and lightly wormed at margins, the former also repaired at one margin. Generally lightly browned with occasional foxing and staining; smudges from printer's and annotators' inks; a few very small tears and holes none causing loss to text. Early repairs (or paper twisted while still wet?) on two leaves. Occasional marginalia, interlinear writing, and underlining, in black and red ink, by an early owner. Old bookseller's note in English inserted between two leaves. A remarkably strong volume, given its great size. (30596)
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Jiang Sixian , former head of the Organisation Department and Chen's chief of staff, became a vice-governor of the island province of Hainan . Shen Deyong , former vice-president of the Supreme People's Court, became secretary of Shanghai's Commission for Discipline Inspection, which investigates corruption within the Communist Party.
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Home Video Notes: The Sword in the Stone: 50th Anniversary Edition Release Date: 6 August 2013
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FRESNO, Calif. --- The Fresno State women's tennis team had a nice welcome home Friday afternoon as the No. 53 Bulldogs beat No. 62 Sacramento State 6-1 at the Spalding G. Wathen Tennis Center. The 'Dogs home opener came after eight straight matches on the road.
"It was good to be home, to have our own fans and to play on our own courts," said first year head coach Ryan Stotland. "I don't think we came out with as much energy as I was hoping, but they all persevered and got the win and we will be ready for tomorrow."
Fresno State got on the scoreboard first by claiming two of the three doubles matches. The duo of Olga Kirpicheva and Anneka Watts won 8-5 on court three tying the doubles score at one after the Hornets had taken court one. Senior Melissa McQueen and freshman Rana Sherif Ahmed clinched the doubles point at No. 2, winning 8-4 for their fourth doubles win of the season as partners.
"She (Rana) always plays huge in the big points and it has been great to play with her," said McQueen.
Moving to singles, the Bulldogs youth played a huge role as four of the singles points came from three freshmen and a sophomore.
A. Watts pushed the scored to 2-0 as she breezed at No. 6 giving up only one game in her two set match. Her twin sister soon followed as Sophie Watts put Fresno State up 3-0 as set held strong in a tough second set to win 6-1, 7-5.
Sophomore Aishwarya Agrawal's first victory of the season came in great fashion as she clinched the match for the 'Dogs with a gritty 6-4, 6-4 victory on court two.
The 'Dogs rounded out the match with two wins in third set, ten-point tiebreakers. Melissa McQueen battled back after dropping the second set and recorded the Bulldogs fifth point on court three winning 6-2, 3-6, 1-0(10-6). Ahmed concluded the afternoon on a high note by notching her first victory at the top spot with a come from behind 6-7(4), 6-4, 1-0 (10-5).
"I think it shows how tough our kids are," said Stotland on getting two wins in third set tiebreaks. "The matched was clinched so they could have given up or come out and try harder and they played to win which is key."
The 'Dogs will hit the courts at the Wathen Tennis Center again tomorrow morning beginning at 10 a.m. as they face UC Davis. The men's tennis team will follow the women's match beginning at 2 p.m. against Pacific.
"They (UC Davis) are going to be a little bit tougher as they just beat the team we just played (Sac. State)," Stotland said after his first career coaching win at home. "They are dangerous but if we come out ready to play and energetic and do what we've been working on in practice this week we will be good to go."
Match Results
#53 Fresno State 6, #62 Sacramento State 1
Singles competition
1. Rana Sherif Ahmed (FS) def. DELGADO, Rebeca (SACW) 6-7 (4-7), 6-4, 1-0 (10-5)
2. Aishwarya Agrawal (FS) def. LOHSCHEIDT, Sophie (SACW) 6-4, 6-4
3. Melissa McQueen (FS) def. KNOEBL, Katharina (SACW) 6-2, 3-6, 1-0 (10-6)
4. NGUYEN, Jennifer (SACW) def. Bianca Modoc (FS) 6-1, 1-6, 6-2
5. Sophie Watts (FS) def. BOIJA, Olivia (SACW) 6-1, 7-5
6. Anneka Watts (FS) def. GOMEZ CARUS, Andrea (SACW) 6-1, 6-0
Order of finish: Singles (6,5,2*,4,3,1)
Doubles competition
1. DELGADO, Rebeca/LOHSCHEIDT, Sophie (SACW) def. #53 Bianca Modoc/Aishwarya Agrawal (FS) 8-4
2. Melissa McQueen/Rana Sherif Ahmed (FS) def. KNOEBL, Katharina/NGUYEN, Jennifer (SACW) 8-4
3. Olga Kirpicheva/Anne Susdorf (FS) def. BOIJA, Olivia/ANGERER, Saskia (SACW) 8-5
Order of finish: Doubles (1,3,2*)
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Philadelphia -- Common Terry was in a buoyant mood as he marched along Market Street Saturday afternoon along with a couple hundred activists who, following a rally outside the Liberty Bell pavilion, headed over to Philadelphia's ornate City Hall to join the thousand or so occupiers camped out there.
"We've been occupying places for a long time, said the laid off part-time teacher from Oakland, California. University administration buildings, parks in Berkeley, nuclear plants. And now we're occupying the centers of cities!"
Terry, who says he has been shuttling back and forth between the occupations in Philadelphia and New York, said he had purchased a $60 Trailpass on Greyhound and was planning to attend a number of other occupation sites around the country.
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"This is cool. It's a good thing they're doing. Living democracy in action," said two tourists outside the Constitution Center, as demonstrators marched past carrying signs saying "Hands of my Security and Medicare!" and "Tax the Rich!" and chanting "Banks got bailouts! We got sold out!
A second couple, Christie and Billy Leetch, down from Boston, said they were happy to see the occupation happening in Philadelphia. "The one in Boston was violently attacked by the police a few days ago," said Christie. "It was really disgusting, watching them arresting peacefully demonstrating veterans."
"I agree with the message, and with the civil unrest," said her husband. "It's the only way to effect change without picking up guns."
While the demonstration at Independence Mall was underway, a phalanx of Philadelphia Police, mounted on bikes and wearing jackets that said "Police Strike Force," waited in a line along the 6th Street Boundary, looking ready to roll out and bang heads. It was a strikingly aggressive image juxtaposed to the completely peaceful crowd assembled across the street from them, and seemed wholly inappropriate. The crowd ignored the biker cops.
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Took a bit to find but the SCOUTUS has ruled that criminals must not be required to register their guns since that would violate their rights under the Fifth Amendment.
The Fifth Amendment, Self-Incrimination, and Gun Registration
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Took a bit to find but the SCOUTUS has ruled that criminals must not be required to register their guns since that would violate their rights under the Fifth Amendment.
The Fifth Amendment, Self-Incrimination, and Gun Registration
Hummmmm, let me think a bit here... In America every time you purchase a weapon from a gun store and certain other venues you have to fill out BATF forms, background checks, etc. This constitutes a passive form of registration. We need to keep in mind the federal government is the biggest abuser of 2nd amendments rights.
Seriously, putting all our big talk aside for a moment. What would you do if you woke up tomorrow morning and faced a law that required all guns be turned in or go to jail?
If you said you had lost them...could they search your house? Would they search your house? Would you turn in one or two and tell them the rest were gone, just to appease them?
It has already happened in England and Australia, will it eventually happen here?
Poor Rover he was a good dog that there is his grave and that one is Ruger he was a good horse,and ole Winchester he was a good cat and.....Quote:
Seriously, putting all our big talk aside for a moment. What would you do if you woke up tomorrow morning and faced a law that required all guns be turned in or go to jail?
I would turn in my cheapest gun with the smaller magazine that I'm not a great shot with anyway. That's all I've got due to that darn boating accident.
The quote from msgt/ret's post shows the idiocy of having so many laws on the books applicable to similar situations. Anyone with a modicum of sense, can circumvent
the laws that were meant to protect us from the criminals. That is evident in the protections claimed by the criminal element, and upheld be the Supreme Court
The Supreme Court has made our judicial system almost an obsolete tool when it comes to punishing criminals.
When possession of an ilegal firearm can be protected by a decision of the supreme court, I think we need to replace
this outdated system with one that works for everyone, not just law breakers.
I am sure that I will be chastised for this attitude,but I stand by my position. I obey the laws because I value our county and it's ideals.
It is with heavy heart that I feel that carrying a concealed firearm may be the only option to keep my right as granted in 2A.
Stay safe, and fully loaded. JMTCW!
The problem with Americans, is we are so afraid of death, we forget to live. We talk a big talk, but how many here would really put it on the line? Use those guns for there original intended purpose?
I'm 47. Lived a full life. Don't really give a damn either way, and never really figured I'd live this long. So, they are screwed if they think they can have mine.
Now, I don't think we are close yet, as some may say, but, it is comin.
One day, it will come a time to be able to stand up and say " no" with action instead of words.
I'd say this is a good time for a gut check.
They would be the criminals if they took our guns, therefore I would feel justified defending my property and Id hope that the law enforcers or military would stand down and not go against the constitution.. We the people would have to stand together in protest with weapons holstered and straight up say no and mabey even DIE FIGHTING if we have to. This generation has to get tough, former generations stuck together and were tough and would never stand for this kind of B.S. Once we are disarmed then they will have their way with everything, they pretty much do already.. Again, we arent the criminals, they the Govt would be committing the crimes.. Thing is they have may come up with ways to disarm people and that is to set them up as though they did a crime by planting drugs, false accusing, anything to get a felony on someone they want to disarm, therefore making others afraid to buy weapons.. I put nothiing past a Govt that would tare up our constitution which many died for! Hope it never even goes there. But prepared to stand with others and fight. But will people be willing to take a chance of loosing their comfy lifestyle and get arrested or shot? IDK.. I hate to even think about it because its so stupid we all know the real violent criminal will always be armed..


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Zac Abron finished career at Mizzou as school's all-time leading rusher
COLUMBIA, Mo. - Boone County deputies arrested former University of Missouri running back Zack Abron Wednesday on charges stemming from an incident that occurred Aug. 4.
Abron has bonded out of jail after being arrested on charges of domestic assault and child endangerment. Bail was set at $11,000.
Abron played at Mizzou from 2000-2003 and finished his career as the school's all-time leading rusher with 3,198 yards. He also scored 42 career touchdowns for the Tigers including 17 his junior season and 14 his senior season.
His rushing record was broken just two years later by quarterback Brad Smith.
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Maryland native Dan Horsmon has a knack for teaching — whether it is in the classroom or on the court. He is currently the varsity coach for the Wolf Point ladies' tennis team and a seventh-grade life sciences teacher for Wolf Point Junior High School. Before that, he was a grant director for Gear Up.
He said he moved into his teaching position after his family and friends encouraged him.
"I always knew I wanted to teach, but I never pursued it until people started telling me to pursue it," Horsmon said.
Before choosing a career path, Horsmon grew up playing baseball and soccer and played tennis in high school and the Air Force. His athletic background helped him adjust to his coaching position when he became the varsity coach in 2008.
Horsmon said he expects good things from the current team. The girls have defeated Williston, N.D., Forsyth and lost just one match to Baker.
He commended the girls for their success, especially considering the players are limited to practicing and playing only three months out of the year because of the weather. The short time frame is a disadvantage for teams on the eastern side of the state because teams on the western side of the state play year-round, but Horsmon has methods to counteract the stiff competition.
"They're usually heavy-hitters. They like to hit the ball hard, so I prefer my girls to do the opposite," Horsmon said. "I coach a finesse game."
He's been preparing the girls with two skill set practices and two scrimmage practices each week. Horsmon also puts emphasis on the girls bonding on the court as well as off. He said they have a tradition at the end of each practice and before matches called "All In" where one teammate has to give a motivated speech.
He said they also do the human chain, where the girls are split into teams and have to crisscross their arms and find a way to form a straight line without letting go.
Horsmon's leadership and the girls' dedication to the game and to each other has ultimately created a foundation for an excellent team.
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Miami has given this great country of ours so much. Want to experience Cuban culture without violating a travel ban? Pack your bags for Miami my friend. Maybe you'd like to kill someone while driving drunk and not be bothered by serving some pesky, extended jail sentence? Grab those car keys all you Donte Stallworth wanna-be's, Miami is your type of town.
Despite these qualities (if you can call them that), there are a few blemishes on Miami's otherwise stellar list of contributions to American culture. They were, and continue to be a main port for illegal smuggling, namely cocaine. It's also the city that inspired Will Smith to make that god awful song that's featured in nearly every bar mitzvah and wedding. But being a forgiving person, I'm willing to overlook Miami's transgressions, except for one—the Wildcat offense.
Ever since the Dolphins laid a 38-13 whuppin' on the Pats in Week 3 of last season, thanks mostly to a formation that directly snapped the ball to running back Ronnie Brown, the NFL has had Wildcat fever, which is a lot like swine flu only much more annoying. Now it seems to be a physical impossibility to utter the words Miami and Dolphins without including "Wildcat." Kind of like Minka, Kelly and "hot" or Buffalo Bills, fans and "suicidal."
Listen, I get its appeal. It looks different. It's fun. It throws a wrinkle in defensive planning. It's a rare occurrence when an NFL coach allows an African-American to touch the ball before a white guy does. I don't agree with Wildcat basher and ESPN analyst Ron Jaworski who thinks the Wildcat is a gimmick (though I will agree with him that those glasses he wears look pretty sharp). The Wildcat has a place in the NFL and can occasionally be effective.
My problem with the Wildcat is the monster it's created. This is the NFL, the league that is second only to 13-year-old girls in adopting the latest fad and subsequently beating it to death. It gives coaches an easy way to come across as progressive and as a master strategist. Since the Dolphins first prominently featured the formation last year, teams such as Kansas City, Cleveland, St. Louis, Minnesota, San Francisco, Buffalo, Dallas, Atlanta and Cincinnati have all experimented with the Wildcat. Out of those teams, do you know how many won a playoff game last season? That's right, none. Good sleuth work.
Even Ricky Williams, one of the Wildcat's founding fathers, has openly admitted that the Wildcat isn't as potent as it once was, saying that it must be adapted for it to survive. This interestingly enough is the most insightful piece of information Mr. Williams has leaked to the press since "Ricky Williams' Top Techniques for Cleaning Your Bong" was featured in High Times magazine a few years back.
When Ricky Williams, a guy who without the Wildcat offense would probably be in Borneo selling seashell necklaces, begins to question the Wildcat's effectiveness, you'd think we start to doubt it's validity as a way to win a championship. When any team that relied heavily on the formations fails to make the playoffs or advance beyond the first round, those doubts should be confirmed.
But the Wildcat remains a main topic of discussion. Why? It's because NFL football is only played two days a week and analysts, the media and the "blogosphere" need something to talk about for the remaining five. It's because football, like baseball, has a lot of dead time between plays and announcers can't just sit there silently, though many of us would prefer that they would. Therefore, we had to suffer through the Pats Week 5 loss to the Broncos while Phil Simms and Jim Nantz repeatedly gushed over Denver's "Wild Horses" formation (Haha, get it because a Bronco is a wild horse?). It was bad enough to make me seriously consider turning off the game and hop on a plane to Denver to find the two CBS announcers and punch them in the face for ruining the Pats game for me before the first quarter had even ended. I kid you not—you can check my browser history from October 11 and see a search on Expedia for flights between Logan and Denver for that very day. That's how infuriating this whole Wildcat craze has become.
Here's all you really need to know about Miami's vaunted Wildcat offense when it rolls into Gillette this Sunday. In a Week 7 loss to the Saints, Miami ran the Wildcat on 13 plays and only gained 30 yards (an underwhelming 2.3 yards/play). A week later against the Jets they gained only 6 yards from the Wildcat. Not too scary huh? Even less frightening when you consider the Saints defense ranks 15th in the league, and the Jets are 11th. It not only gives me reason to believe that Belichick and his 4th ranked defense will be able to handle the Dolphins this Sunday, it gives me hope I won't have to listen to this incessant Wildcat talk much longer. If not, Foxborough is just a short drive for me, and I have few qualms with punching Greg Gumbel and Dan Deirdorf in the face.
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Not only is everything above true, but the Wildcat is just the old single wing offense from the 30s brought back to life.
So not only do NFL coaches kill fads like 13 year olds, they also have the same ignorance of history
Hey, you can mange almost nine yards per carry using the Wildcat offense in Madden football.
Really, somebody in Boston wrote a whole article attacking an effective offensive formation that single-handedly destroyed your precious patriots against a former 1-15 team. Too bad Belichek didn't have any spies on top of that one. The truth is -just like any Boston franchise- you blame everyone but yourselves for your loss. In 2 more weeks you will see that the Dolphins aren't the joke you make them out to be without the wildcat. In the meanwhile – in the words of Rodney Harrison- take off your skirts!!!
Since that Week 3 game of last season, Miami is 0-2 against the Patriots with only a 3.9 ypc.
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Great Hunter a 15 to 1 long shot to win the 133rd Kentucky Derby
Internet racebook Bodog.com has made Great Hunter a 15 to 1 long shot to win the 133rd Kentucky Derby at Churchill Downs. Jockey Corey Nakatani will be riding Great Hunter and the three year old horse was trained by Doug O'Neill. Post time for the 133rd Kentucky Derby is at 6:04 PM EST.
Expert horse racing handicapper Anthony Stabile of VegasInsider.com had this to say about Great Hunter, "Speaking of terrible posts, as if things couldn't get any worse for this horse, now he gets stuck in the 20 hole. This is another one that did a disappearing act after last years' BC juvenile. When he finally returned, he beat a sub par bunch in the Bob Lewis and found some trouble in the Blue Grass last out. I'm of the opinion that he could have had an usher escort him through at Keeneland last out and he'd have still finished fifth. Plus, he'll only have two preps and his best race was also over the Polytrack. I'm passing."


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and matches the % against c in a-c.D. This pattern is a rule that specifies how to move one disc from peg a to some other peg matched by %. When it runs it will print out
Move one disk from a to c
$* is an automatic variable set by GNU Make for this rule and it contains the value matched by the %, which GNU Make refers to as the stem. In this case the matching part was just the letter c. Since GNU Make only allows one % sign in the target of a pattern rule we have to write additional rules for moving a single disc from peg b and from peg c.
b-%.D: ; @echo Move one disk from b to $* c-%.D: ; @echo Move one disk from c to $*
To recap: GNU Make looks for explicit rules first, then searches for a pattern rule that uses the % wildcard and if it finds a match sets the $* variable for the part that matched the % sign. GNU Make has two ways of specifying the commands for a rule, the most familiar is the "line that starts with a tab" form:
foo.o: foo.c compileit
If there's only one command to run then the more compact "semicolon" form that's used in the puzzle Makefile can be used:
foo.o: foo.c ; compileit
It takes less space in the Makefile and has the added advantage that is can be copied and pasted without being concerned that the tab in the other form has been turned into spaces. Make GoalsNow consider a slightly more complex case, here we use the Makefile to solve the puzzle for two discs by running gmake DISCS=DD. In this case the all rule evaluates to
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and GNU Make looks for a rule to build a-c.DD. It finds another more complex pattern rule:
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In this case the % sign matches the second D in a-c.DD and $* will be set to that same single D. The command, when building a-c.DD is:
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which means "run make and build a-b.D, a-c.D and b-c.D." The targets specified on the command-line of Make are called goals and they are built from left to right. That means that a-b.D will happen before a-c.D which will happen before b-c.D. In the language of Towers of Hanoi that means "move a disc from a to b then move a disc from a to c and finally move a disc from b to c" which is exactly what is required. Try tracing through the three disc case (DISCS=DDD). A Make goal is the name of any target specified in the Makefile (or a target that can be built by using a pattern rule) and directs Make to build that target (or targets). If no goal is specified then the first target seen in the Makefile is considered to be the goal. In the puzzle Makefile it's the phony target all. More Complex PatternsAlthough we don't use them in the example Makefile GNU Make has more complex pattern rules where a % sign can appear in the target and the prereq of the rule. A common example would be a rule for building a .o file from a .c:
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First, when we're talking about RetroArch, the biggest thing to discuss is the incredible number of cores within this single package. Pretty much any system you want to play can be found within this single program. This in a sense makes RetroArch the defualt emulator for several different homebrew scenes even beyond what we see on PS3. This mod by Captain CPS-X adds even more to the mix through the ability to load games using the SNES9X-NEXT and FB ALPHA cores. This will allow you a new way to experience your favorite Super Nintendo classics and play some old arcade games on top of that as well.
For those more into the interface aspect of things, this build also includes a new way to load ROMs as well. Instead of heading into RetroArch, you can also load games straight from the multiMAN menu from the Retro category. This should work on all versions of CFW too which means everybody will have one less menu to wade through. To make this work, you will need to install RetroArch 0.9.8 prior to this installation.
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Archive for July 12, 2011
Remember the 2010 Election and "Jobs, Jobs, Jobs?"
Remember how waaaaaay back in November — nine months ago folks — when Republicans were screaming about jobs, jobs, jobs? That was their #1 priority and WHY THE HELL WASN'T PRESIDENT OBAMA CREATING THEM?
This would be Republicans today:
Gingrich claims 'there is no Supreme Court' in the U.S. Constitution
Republican presidential candidate Newt Gingrich made the surprising and completely false assertion this week that the Constitution doesn't mention the Supreme Court.
"There is no Supreme Court in the American Constitution," Gingrich told an audience in Pella, Iowa. "There's the court which is the Supreme of the judicial branch, but it's not supreme over the legislative and executive branch. We now have this entire national elite that wants us to believe that any five lawyers are a Constitutional convention. That is profoundly un-American and profoundly wrong."
Lookie over there. No. Over there. No. There. Don't look to us to create jobs. Forget we said that. It's about the Constitution. No it isn't. It's about the gays. The immigrants. Planned Parenthood. Acorn.
Whatever Happened to Boycotting Arizona?
So, the MLB All-Star Game is tonight in Arizona:
The 2011 MLB All-Star Game gets underway on Tuesday night as some of baseball's best and brightest, as well as a boatload of replacements for those best and brightest, take the field at Chase Field in Arizona.
What a difference a year makes. Remember this?
— Arizona Immigration Debate Zeros in on Baseball
— Daily Kos: Major League Baseball Should Boycott Arizona All-Star Game
— Will Immigration Law Cost Arizona All-Star Game?
— Arizona immigration law foes urge MLB All-Star boycott
No, you probably don't remember. The outrage du jour isn't what happened in Arizona last year or what the banksters did or how the corporations are oppressing us. The outrage du jour is Casey Anthony being found not guilty of murder.
Talk about diverting attention from the stuff that really matters and having us — We the People — turn on each other.
Way to go America. They think we're idiots and we're acting like we are.
Congress Should Get Their Retirement Funds When We Get Them
So, if Washington is going to entertain the idea of raising the age when us peons are eligible for retirement benefits, let's include congress in that deal. So says Sherrod Brown (D-OH).
Senator Sherrod Brown has an idea. If we are going to talk about raising people's eligibility age for retirement benefits, then members of Congress should not have access to their own retirement benefits any earlier than the rest of us.
Brown is introducing a proposal today in Congress that would enshrine this into law: It would amend the Federal retirement system to make the Social Security retirement age the point at which current and future members of Congress get access to their own Federal retirement benefits.
You might dismiss this proposal as merely designed to send a message, and indeed the proposal that may not even come up for a vote. But Brown is hoping that the very fact that it's a long shot will force some members of Congress — and the President — to rethink the notion that it's acceptable to raise the retirement age on hard working Americans.
"The people who cavalierly say we can raise the retirement age probably don't know people who work in a diner or in construction or in manufacturing or in retail and had their knees go out in their 40s or 50s," Brown told me in an interview. "People who are doing physical work always have back problems and joint problems."
I say bravo and I say ah yeah. Duh. Congress critters have a lotta gall proposing that we can't get our retirement benefits until we're 67 when they get theirs immediately…even if they retire at age 40.
Let's start chipping away at the caste system around here for God's sake.
I Call My Cancer Rupert
In early 1994, British author Dennis Potter (Pennies from Heaven) was diagnosed with terminal cancer. In April of that year he sat down with Melvyn Bragg for a final interview, during which he talked about Rupert Murdoch, the owner of News Corp.
There is no one person more responsible for the pollution of what was already a fairly polluted press [than Rupert Murdoch]. And the pollution of the British press is an important part of the pollution of British political life. And it's an important part of the cynicism and misperception of our own realities that is destroying so much of our political discourse.
(Via. H/t Cecilee.)
Fox News debuted in the United States in October, 1996. Since then, it has polluted the press and the political life on this side of the pond too.
Time to Sell Your News Corp. Stock
Judging from the news coming out of the scandal surrounding News Corp.'s News of the World in Great Britain, things are going from bad to worse, and investors are bailing:
News Corp.'s Lost $7 Billion Shows Investor Concern Over Hacking Fallout
News Corp. (NWSA) loss of $7 billion in market value over four trading days shows investor concerns that a probe into alleged phone hacking by journalists at one London newspaper could have a broader impact on the company.
Rupert Murdoch's New York-based media company lost 7.6 percent in Nasdaq Stock Market trading yesterday, the biggest drop since April 2009. It was the fourth straight decline in the company's closing price, cutting its market value by 15 percent to $41.2 billion. The stock added 20 cents to $15.68 at 9:46 a.m. New York time after the company almost tripled its share- repurchase program to $5 billion.
Sell! It's going to get worse.


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Cantax 28/3.5: Canon lens in Contax Mount!!
This is a very rare lens, and one of those instances where truth is stranger than fiction. Very strangely this is a Canon made 28/2.8 in Contax rangefinder mount! So far as is known, this is the only time Canon made Contax mount lenses.
A few have surfaced over the years. Estimated production is 200. Notice the very heavy duty and well finished chrome lens barrel. Apparently Canon thought they could break into the Contax mount alternatives, just like they very successfully broke into the Leica mount alternative lenses. For reasons which have not been documented, this was apparently Canon's only attempt at a Contax mount lens.
This lens variation was written about in the Nikon Historical Society several years ago. The assumption is that it is Contax mount since Canon previously copied the German Leica screw mount. The possibility exists that it was intended for the Nikon mount rangefinder -- the differences are so slight it would be impossible to tell without a careful lab analysis -- since Nikon was also offering their lenses in the Leica screw mount which Canon chose as their own! That would have been an interesting competition. If Nikon made Canon lenses, why shouldn't Canon make Nikon mount lenses?
The postscript to this possibility is that Nikon stopped making their lenses in Leica screw mount (which were also usable on Canon Rangefinders) in the late 50's. I wonder, if this small production run of Canon 28's had something to do with their decision?
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Same pattern, 3 versions I made as gifts in the past 6 weeks.
Welcome to the Quilting Board!
Same pattern, 3 versions I made as gifts in the past 6 weeks.
My haven't you been busy! They are all wonderful...
Jojos Nana, Carol
Amazing !!!! I love them all....one day I'm going to get the courage to do a scalloped edge...love it !!!!
Buzzy Bee
They are all great.
Very nice work. Lovely quilts.
Very nice. Love how each fabric makes the quilt look so different!
Helen T.
Beautiful quilts, each one of them.
Betsy in MA
Great quilts-love the colors. Never seen this pattern before--interesting.
Very cool. Nice job. Can you post the pattern name and where to get it. Thanks
The Future is Now!


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