text:
Skip to Content
If you are seeking a world-class educational experience within a vibrant, Christ-centered learning community, Cedarville is the place for you. Step up to the challenge of our arts, sciences, professional and graduate programs, and achieve more than you ever imagined. Be challenged and transformed by professors who are experts in their fields and invest their lives at Cedarville to mentor and guide students like you.
All | 2017 | 2016 | 2015 | 2014 | 2013 | 2012 | 2011 | 2010 | 2008 | 2007
Found 58 matching news items.
Mar 20 2012Cedarville Welcomes Michael Gerson to its Critical Concern SeriesCedarville University's Center for Political Studies welcomes Michael Gerson to campus on March 22. Gerson will... continue »
Mar 19 2012High School Students are Invited to CU FridayStudents and their families are invited to attend CU Friday on April 13 at Cedarville University, a Christian college in... continue »
Mar 5 2012Professors Inspiring Greatness!Actively involved in lives, professors seek to thoroughly equip students for success beyond Cedarville.
Feb 16 2012Author and Speaker Nicole Braddock Bromley To Speak in ChapelAuthor and speaker Nicole Bromley believes that "one of the best ways to navigate life is to take what is ugly, dirty... continue »
Feb 14 2012"Chemically Dependent African Americans" WorkshopThe Cedarville University Social Work Department will host a continuing education workshop titled "Working with Chemically... continue »
Page 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12


text:
As rumors swirl around Google's plans to announce head-up display glasses by the end of the year, the company has quietly begun advertising for a designer and engineer responsible for augmented-reality mapping.
The positions include a "special projects" front-end software engineer and a designer for local, mobile and social apps. Both job descriptions list augmented-reality mapping as a top responsibility. The designer position requires the ability to "integrate mobile platforms, augmented reality mapping, geo-location, and real-time interaction."
There's no evidence that these positions have anything to do with the rumored head-up display (HUD) glasses, but the timing is interesting.
Last week, a New York Times article reported that Google was allegedly working on a pair of HUD glasses to be released later this year. The glasses would look similar to Oakley Thump sunglasses, and provide augmented-reality data overlays about landmarks and even passers-by right in front of a user's eyes.
The story provided a provocative glimpse into the future of augmented reality, but created more questions than it answered. How will the glasses actually work? And can Google convince the public that HUD glasses and augmented reality are more than just niche technologies?
We talked with Blair MacIntyre, director of the Augmented Environments Lab at Georgia Tech, about the rumored glasses, and he got right to the point: "They will have to do a lot for people to consider buying them."
How Might They Work?
According to the Times report, information will be displayed on a "small screen that will sit a few inches from someone's eye." A low-resolution camera will monitor the real world and "overlay information about locations, surrounding buildings, and friends who might be nearby." The glasses will allegedly work with a user's Android device, and will ship with a 3G or 4G data connection (that's right: get ready for yet another data bill).
The description above suggests two divergent (and conflicting) paths to information display. The reference to a "small screen that will sit a few inches from someone's eye" evokes comparisons to Recon Instrument's Mod Live snow goggles. These have normal lenses, and HUD information is delivered via a small, discrete LCD screen that sits at the bottom of the right-hand lens. To see the screen, the user merely looks down and refocuses his attention. This isn't an "overlay" feature by any means, but it is a potentially safe (if also somewhat conventional) approach to HUD glasses.
But there's another much more sci-fi possibility (and it too was evoked in the Times article): All the augmented reality data will be displayed directly in the lenses of the glasses. The lenses would allow the user to simultaneously see the world at large as well as graphical overlays. This approach presents a manufacturing challenge. Indeed, how do you deliver augmented reality overlays via a lens that in and of itself must remain at least semi-transparent?
MacIntyre says, "The problem with transparency is how to do it in a way that actually works in lots of situations." Nonetheless, he notes that transparency could be accomplished in two different ways.
First, the lenses could take the form of semi-transparent displays that allow users to see directly though them as they would with regular glasses. Integrated with LCD or OLED display technology, the lenses would allow both ambient light and projected light to reach a user's eyes. MacIntyre said such a system bears the characteristics of a two-way mirror.
Because of their integrated display layer, the lenses would have a slight tint to them, and wouldn't be completely transparent. This basic technology can currently be seen in the Samsung "smart window display" concept as well as the Haier Designer Transparent TV.
MacIntyre cautions that this approach has drawbacks: As a HUD user moves from one environment to another, changes in ambient lighting directly affect the visibility of the data overlay. "The problem with the [integrated display] approach is that the blend of outside light and display light is kind of fixed," he says. "For the blending to work, there has to be an optimal amount of light coming in from the world. So if the world is very dark, you're not going to see much of it — but you'll see display. If the world is very bright, you're not going to see much of the display — you're going to see mostly world."
In order to alleviate theses problems, Google would need to implement a feature that measures ambient lighting, and adjusts the display overlay's brightness to ensure visibility. Augmented reality glasses that require the user to stay within a fixed spectrum of ambient light are fine for industrial and medical uses, MacIntyre says, but wouldn't excite many consumers.
But there's also a second possibility for overlaying graphical data on top of what we observe in the field: lasers.
MacIntyre says a virtual retinal display (VRD) could use lasers to draw images directly onto the retina of the eye. In fact, MicroVision is currently working on this technology for consumer-based wearable technology. Because the graphical overlays would be visible "in-eye" so to speak, there wouldn't be any concern about changes in ambient light conditions.
Indeed, convincing consumers that shooting lasers into their eyes might prove the trickier challenge.
Regardless, MacIntyre believes that Google could bring some type of visual overlay glasses to market in the rumored $250 to $600 price range if it's willing to eat the cost of R&D, and subsidize the price of the glasses. Google is already rumored to be working on optics technology, and will continue that research in its new secret lab.
Will They Be Safe?
"It doesn't just matter where your eyes are. It matters where your brain is focused," says Adam Grazzaley, Associate Professor of Neurology, Physiology and Psychiatry at UCSF. Grazzaley studies neural mechanisms of memory and attention, and finds it concerning that users might wear HUD glasses while attempting other tasks — like, say, walking.
"Our ability to engage in goal-directed behavior is very sensitive to interference from our environment," Grazzaley told Wired. Moreover, said Grazzaley, users should be concerned about layering ever more complex stimuli and tasks on top of activities they're already engaged in. Walking and especially driving demand a lot of focused attention — if only because the results are so serious when accidents occur.
Grazzaley noted that even if Google were to forgo placing HUD displays directly inside the lenses — instead opting for discrete lenses a la the Recon Instruments approach — there could still be problems. "Just because it's not right in your field of view doesn't mean it can't have a distraction effect," he said.
Pranav Mistry, an MIT Media Lab researcher and one of the inventors of SixthSense wearable computing system, exposed a fundamental flaw with augmented reality: "The human eye cannot focus the same on two levels," he told Wired. "Having something overlaid in your eye — over the top of your eye — you cannot focus on the background at the same time. For example, if you want to augment something on an object that is far away from you, your eye has to keep changing focus."
Will They Actually Sell?
Putting aside technical feasibility and even public safety, Google's rumored glasses still face a daunting challenge: commercial viability. Are these HUD glasses something consumers even want? According to Forrester analyst Sarah Rotman Epps, wearable devices are one of the top five computing formfactors to watch. She believes that the first generation of Google's HUD glasses wouldn't sell in any significant volume, but would still get developers and consumers thinking about wearable products.
"Google wants to spur innovation," she said, "and humanity will work out the essential issues over the long run."Go Back to Top. Skip To: Start of Article.

subset: commoncrawl


text:
Sunday May 28, 2017
Allergy-Related Equipment & Supplies
Home Health Care Equipment & Supplies
Allergy Supply Company
11994 Star Court
Herndon, VA 20171
Toll-Free: 800-323-6744
D.C. Metro: 703-391-2011
Fax: 703-391-2014
Fax orders/Rx: 800-681-5454
Dura Repair Number
I have an old DuraNeb 2000 and the compressor is not working correctly. Is there a way of just replacing the unit. The carry case, and the power pack are ok. Answer:
You may send your Dura 2000 to PARI in Midlothian VA for repair and upgrade. Their telephone number is 800-327-8632. If we may be of further assistance, please call, write or fax us.


text:
Live Twitter Moot Feed
Don't Tweet? No problem! Follow along here on our live Twitter moot feed! This feed is set up to follow the Participants (on our twtmoot list). Or learn about other ways to follow the Twitter Moot, or to go back to the main Twitter Moot page.
Below is the full record of the world's first Twitter Moot. Please note that the record is in reverse chronologial order as it would appear in twitter. If the text appears too small to read, zoom using the tool bar at the bottom of the window or click on the link directly below to view the document on scribed.com. West Coast Environmental Law Twitter Moot Record
Vote now for the Team you think has performed best in the Twitter Moot! The team with the most votes will win the people's choice award.
Note: Please don't vote until after the Moot begins!


text:
I'm 26 and ready to embark on a serious relationship with a man. I'm a passionate person and cannot hold back when I really like someone. I recently met a man who bowled me over to the extent that if anything went wrong, it would take me months to recover. So much so, I'm starting to think I shouldn't be in relationships at all. Is this normal?
It's normal to be a bit scared of getting hurt by a relationship, but not to be so terrified that you'd rather not risk one at all. Getting dumped is an almost universal experience and most people bounce back. If you're over-sensitive to rejection, you'll take being dumped too personally - if he dumps you, you may assume anyone else you get involved with will, too, which ends up a self-fulfilling prophecy - if you don't open up, no one's going to get to like you.
Psychologists say it's to do with how we learn to attach ourselves to people, mostly as children. If you have a fearful attachment style, you will be overly anxious that closeness leads to rejection. This is not good for your mental health. In a study at the University of London, 222 women who had been identified as having a higher risk of depression were asked to fill out a questionnaire on attachment style. It found that those with fearful attachment styles were nearly three times as likely to become depressed within 12 months than those with 'secure' attachment styles.
So, you need to stop feeling like this. Other studies show that if you are sensitive to rejection, you will trash your relationships, seeing rejection where it doesn't exist and driving your partner bonkers by overreacting to perceived slights. You need to get over it. You can get professional help - cognitive behavioural therapy will help you think more positively about yourself and your relationships - but start with friends you can trust, checking out your view of reality against theirs. Then you can reset your sensitivity gauge. And, since you don't know this man that well yet, why not reset your passion gauge, too, at least until you do.
· Email your problems to firstname.lastname@example.com


text:
First rays of a new rising sun
Page Tools
Japan is wrestling with a new global role, and Australia has a part to play in that transformation, reports Deborah Cameron.
To Australia they are the Big Three, and for obvious reasons. To the United States we owe security, to Japan prosperity and to Britain a fair chunk of history. And all three have been on the phone wanting more from Australia in Iraq.
The crunch came when Japan's Prime Minister, Junichiro Koizumi, rang. Though he is approaching his final year in office and is much less charismatic at home than he once was, Koizumi instantly got the ear of the Australian Prime Minister.
"Japan's presence as part of the coalition is very important," John Howard said this week, referring to the involvement "symbolically" of an Asian power in Iraq. "And working alongside, and in partnership, with a close regional ally and partner such as Japan is very important from Australia's point of view. Very important indeed."
But put yourself in Japan's shoes. The world's second-biggest economy; North Korean missiles, perhaps even nuclear, pointed at it; chesting China in disputes over territory; troops in Iraq; the first and one of the biggest donors to the tsunami relief effort; lobbying for a seat on the United Nations Security Council. And yet it has to ring Australia for help?
Even as it tries to play a bigger international role, Japan wrestles with several questions. What is its role in the world's security framework? How should it assert itself with the US and in its own region?
The view of an increasing number of analysts is that Japan is playing what is often described as a "more normal" and larger role in world affairs. Most believe that this will continue even after Koizumi, who has moved Japan closer to the US, leaves office next year.
"There is a realisation that Japan does need to do more in the international arena," according to Yuki Tatsumi, a Japan specialist and adjunct fellow at the Centre for Strategic and International Studies in Washington, "and that Japan does have to continue to make a visible contribution with personnel to reconstruction efforts and peacekeeping missions that are strategically important.
"The pace of change that we have seen in the past five years may get a little bit slower, but it is only a matter of pace," she says. "I really don't see any dramatic regression."
Constitutional restraints prevent Japan from being a military aggressor, though it maintains a 150,000-strong Self-Defence Force. In Iraq, where it has 600 soldiers, they are involved in peacekeeping and rebuilding. Although armed, there is a fine balance about when they may use weapons, which is where Australia's protection comes in.
Japan's effort in Iraq, small compared with South Korea's 3600 troops, has been called tokenism. "I think the public perception is that it is definitely tokenism," Tatsumi says.
It was "probably right that the Government wanted to do something symbolic", she adds, but Koizumi and his closest advisers also believed sending the soldiers was the proper thing to do.
"They have to consider the areas that they can and cannot go and the kind of missions that they can and cannot perform. The fact is that with all of the restrictions, you end up with something like we have now."
Arguments about constitutional changes that would give troops the right to shoot first are a continual drumbeat in Japan, but there is no groundswell. Running in tandem are debates over Japan's closeness to the US and Koizumi's aspirations for an international profile.
Last December, when it was deciding on its tsunami relief package - Japan finally settled on $US500 million ($A637 million) - the idea that it needed to get the world's attention was factored into its reasoning.
"Japan aims for leadership role" was the headline on a report in the Daily Yomiuri that told of officials from the Foreign Ministry "bitterly aware" of criticism about Japan's "chequebook diplomacy" during the first Gulf War, in which it offered money but no manpower.
There was, according to the newspaper, a scene rather like an auction at one meeting in the Foreign Ministry. It quoted officials as saying that Japan's tsunami aid could not afford to be less than the US and worrying that $US200 million or even $US300 million would not be enough to impress in its own neighbourhood. "Then let's go with $US500 million," said the director of the Asian and Oceanian Affairs Bureau, Mitoji Yabunaka, settling the matter.
Tatsumi says that in her Washington circles the tsunami relief effort and the rebuilding of Iraq are seen as important extensions of usual relationships, particularly where Japan and Australia are concerned. "The way that the mission in Iraq and the tsunami disaster relief have been co-ordinated amongst the various militaries from different countries is circled around the bilateral alliance with the United States.
"The strategic relationship with Australia is still at a nascent stage," she says. And while she and other experts think trade remains the core of the Australia-Japan relationship, other fronts are opening up. "The opportunity for cooperation between Japan and Australia will only get greater. The relationship will evolve," she says.
Page Tools
Our Advertisers
Flying to Brisbane? FREE city transfers on Airtrain


text:
OnClassical digital HD (FLAC); MfiT & standard quality (WAV):
Camille Saint-Saëns (1835-1921) was a tireless traveler, during his life took care of literature, poetry, mathematics, science and natural phenomena, archeology, astronomy and botany. His entire production is kaleidoscopic: he experiences new aspects of music, such as the sound of the first ever soundtracked film when he was over seventy (L'Assassinat du duc de Guise, 1908).
This album includes the complete piano quartets by the composer. The first, written between 1851 and 1853, was published a year after his death. It is an early work with references to Liszt and Schubert.
Quartet decidedly more mature his Op 41, composed in 1875, and considered one of the cornerstones of French chamber music together with Franck and Fauré works.
"Technically and sonically perfect". -klassik.com
"I can't begin to describe what unanimity of voicing, romantic passion, and alertness and keenness of technical execution they bring to these scores. And the cherry on the top is a recording of transparency and sharp focus the likes of which I've rarely heard." - Jerry Dubins, Fanfare, IX-X/2014
All tracks may be listened entirely via spotify.
Recorded @: Centro congressi c/o Palude di Onara, Padova,


text: Daye is straight Garbage. He is gonna have no trade value.. Stucky another bad choice, 23 million. Knight, why does he not pass and have the confidence he can make it to the hoop.! Charlie V. 45 million, Gordan 54? Can you imagine how they feel, I give them credit for even playing. Moral has to be so low. I'm sad for what they used to be. Lawrence Frank in a joke. He is as bad as Curry, how many starters are you gonna switch up.. No ball movement? Already a 11 point deficit. And George Blaha Count that baby cause it's foul.....! I bet Michigan Wolverines could smoke them..


text:
Watch DNA²
You are viewing Episode list with English Subbed. Navigate the episode to watch the video..
Total of Episodes: 15
Genres: Action, Comedy, Fantasy, Romance, Supernatural,
Plot Summary:Karin, a DNA operator from the future, is on a mission to change the course of history by stopping Junta Momonari from becoming the Mega-Playboy who fathered 100 children and led to the overpopulation of the world. But Junta is no playboy; in fact he is allergic to girls. But when Karin shoots him with the wrong DNA-altering bullet, he starts sporadically becoming the Mega-Playboy capable of charming any woman. Karin must try to restore the situation to normal before the change to Mega-Playboy becomes irreversible.
You may also like..
Anime ›


text:
Each year as summer fades into fall, Jewish tradition invites us to turn inward. The month of Elul precedes the High Holy Days of Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur. We dedicate this time to preparing ourselves for the holidays so that we can experience them as fully as possible. During Elul we are asked to look into ourselves. We think about who we are and who we want to be. Whose forgiveness do we need in order for us to enter a new year with a clean slate? Judaism offers help for this period of introspection in several ways: The shofar sounds daily, awakening us from complacency; later in the month, prayers of repentance—selikhot—are added to the daily liturgy. Perhaps most important, during Elul, we can support each other through the process of requesting and offering forgiveness with full and open hearts.
Month of Elul
Walking With the King
What if we could derive a practice from the story of the King in the field—breathe life into it and into our own souls? How can we, in the midst of our busy, self-conscious lives, find the cozy, loving intimacy with God that is hinted at in this tale?
The Art of Aging
Jewels of Elul is a project created by Craig Taubman that offers 29 inspirational insights for the month of Elul. The following was the Jewels of Elul theme of 2012.


text:
" Brand: Trilogy / Contents: 95ml / Type: Face Balm / Subcategory: Moisturiser / What it does: Smoothes, regenerates, Protects, Nourishes / Quality Standard: Organic "
* Prices may differ from that shownMore Offers
Trilogy's Everything Balm is packed with things that are just great for your body - rosehip oil, evening primrose oil, wheat germ, you name it, its got it. The balm is thick, but does melt to the touch. Trilogy recommend it for massage, smoothing and moisturising for all skin types, a cuticle conditioner etc
I have used it for lip balm, and for dry skin on my elbows, knees etc - and it does work. it smells OK, but i think this is where the product lets itself down - it could smell better! Perhaps better is the wrong word - I think it could have had a stronger, more lasting smell, you know the sort - the sort that makes you want to use it again and again - this doesn't have that so I tend to forget I have it - perhaps this is an inherent issue with its name - its great for everything - so I use it for nothing!
It would definately be a great travel companion - a space saver in your toiletry bag which could do everything, but if you are not planning any long trips away, I think this could languish, like mine has, in the back of your cupboard which makes it an expensive buy.
Ingredients: Sweet almond oil, Beeswax, Marula oil, Evening primrose oil, Certified Organic Rosehip Oil , Wheat germ oil, Coconut oil, Vitamin E, Jojoba seed oil, Olive fruit oil, Honey (mel), Parfum, Citral, Geraniol, Citronellol, Limonene, Linalool // Beauty multi-tasker for everyone, everywhere with rosehip, marula and manuka honey / Benefits:Everything Balm fixes everything / use me everywhere / nourishing and protecting for face and body / soothing dry, chapped skin / softening, smoothing and moisturising / lip conditioning / cuticle care / melting massage oil / ideal for the whole family (bubs as well) / perfect for travel / How to use:Warm in hands or fingertips / Melts on contact with skin and absorbs rapidly / Use anywhere, anytime /


text:
Ventura is down over 60% Y-o-Y.
"As of November 26 2012 there were about 21,569 single family and condo homes listed for sale in Los Angeles California. The median asking price of these homes was approximately $360,000. Since this time last year, the inventory of homes for sale has decreased by 36.5% and the median price has increased by 7.5%."


text:
On Sale Ticket Info For George Strait 'The Cowboy Rides Away Tour' Final Show in Dallas
Subscribe to 102.3 The Bull on
We've seen the tour dates for George Strait's "The Cowboy Rides Away Tour" already. We all knew that the very last date on the tour (meaning the very last George Strait concert!!!) was going to be in Dallas. Well, now we have all the info for the show and when you can buy your tickets!
Date & Venue:
Saturday June 7, 2014 – AT&T Stadium, Arlington TX
Tickets go on sale Friday, December 6 at 10AM at all Ticketmaster outlets, www.ticketmaster.com or charge by phone at 800-745-3000
Ticket prices are $94.50 – $204.50
Special guests (in alphabetical order):
Jason Aldean, Kenny Chesney, Eric Church, Ronnie Dunn, Vince Gill, Faith Hill, Alan Jackson, Miranda Lambert, Martina McBride, Lee Ann Womack and an opening set by Asleep at the Wheel.
Get your tickets early!
There will be a radio presale on Thursday, December 5 from 10AM – 10PM. The password is COWBOY.
Keep listening to Blake for more info as well as how you can win tickets!


text:
Imar of Tusculum
Imar (died at Cluny on October 28, 1161[1]) was a French cardinal.
He entered the Benedictine order of the Congregation of Cluny in the monastery of Saint-Martin des Champes in Paris; for a some time, he was a monk at Cluny. Later, he became abbot of the monastery S. Maria Nuova in the diocese of Poitiers.[2] He was a friend of St. Bernard of Clairvaux, who mentioned him in his letters.[3] He was created Cardinal-Bishop of Tusculum (Frascati) by Pope Innocent II in the consistory celebrated in 1142[4] and received the episcopal consecration from that pope in the Lateran Basilica in March of that year.[5] He participated in the papal elections of September 1143, March 1144, July 1153 and December 1154,[6] and subscribed the papal bulls issued between April 19, 1142 and February 18, 1159.[7] He served as papal legate in England in the pontificate of Pope Lucius II (1144–1145).[8] He became Dean of the Sacred College of Cardinals in 1153. After the double papal election, 1159 he joined the obedience of Antipope Victor IV[9] and consecrated him to the episcopate in the abbey of Farfa on October 4, 1159 with the assistance of the bishops Ubaldo of Ferentino and Riccardo of Melfi.[10] He was deposed by the legitimate Pope Alexander III. He participated in the schismatic Council of Pavia in February 1160, which anathematized Alexander III. Then he retired to the abbey of Cluny and died there.
Further reading[edit]
- Johannes M. Brixius, Die Mitglieder des Kardinalskollegiums von 1130-1181, Berlin 1912, p. 44 and 91-92
- Gaetano Moroni, Dizionario di erudizione storico-ecclesiastica da S. Pietro sino ai nostri giorni. Vol. XXXIII, Tipografia Emiliana, Venezia, 1840–1861, p. 266-267
- Philipp Jaffé, Regesta pontificum Romanorum ab condita Ecclesia ad annum post Christum natum MCXCVIII, Berlin 1851
- Biographical entries of the Cardinal-Bishops of Frascati (Tusculum) on the official site of that suburbicarian see
- Salvador Miranda: Consistories for the creation of cardinals 12th Century (1099-1198) and Papal elections of the 12th Century (1100-1198)
- ^ Brixius, p. 44, says that he died between April 7, 1161, when he is attested for the last time as a living person, and June 1, 1162, when Theobaldus was appointed his successor as cardinal-bishop of Frascati. Date October 28 without a year is given by the necrology of St. Martin des Champs, published by F. Duchesne, Histoire de tous les cardinaux françois, 1660, p. 99
- ^ This is according to the site of the see of Frascati and Brixius, p. 44. G. Moroni, p. 266 indicates that he was not abbot of S. Maria Nuova but abbot general of the Congregation of Cluny; however, Moroni seems to be in error because Imar is not mentioned in Catalogus abbatum Cluniacensium
- ^ G. Moroni, p. 266-267; Site of the see of Frascati
- ^ S. Miranda: List of the cardinals created by Innocent II
- ^ G. Moroni, p. 266
- ^ S. Miranda: papal elections of 12th century
- ^ Philipp Jaffé, p. 559, 605, 609, 615, 653 and 658
- ^ G. Moroni, p. 266
- ^ S. Miranda, Election of Antipope Victor IV, September 7, 1159
- ^ S. Miranda: pseudocardinal bishops of Victor IV (no. 2 and 3)


text:
Start a Trial
Sign in
Historical Events
Family Trees
Become a Member
Become a Member
British Press Newspaper Archives
October 12, 1820
- Page 1
First Name
Last Name
With All of the Words
With the Exact Phrase
Go to advanced search
Discover Your History
Issue Date:
Thursday, October 12, 1820
Pages Available:
Previous Edition:
Wednesday, October 11, 1820
Next Edition:
Friday, October 13, 1820
British Press
Publication Name:
British Press
London, Middlesex
Pages Available:
Years Available:
1803 - 1825
Learn More About This Publication
2.17+ Billion Articles and Growing Everyday!
More Than 400 Years of Papers. From 1607 to Today!
Articles Covering 50 U.S.States + 22 Other Countries
Powerful, Time Saving Search Features!
Find Your Ancestors Now
Newspaper Archives
Birth Records
Census Records
Marriage Records
Death Records
Divorce Records
Military Records
View Sample Pages : British Press, October 12, 1820
Page 2
Page 3
Page 4
Get Access to These Newspapers
Plus 2.17+ Billion Other Articles
NewspaperARCHIVE.com -
Used by the World's Finest Libraries and Institutions
OCR Text
British Press (Newspaper) - October 12, 1820, London, Middlesex �ri*--! trnx'.t ..1 Number 5570. : ; : 1 LDNDON, THURSDAY, .OCTOBER l82p. THBA TftR.nplrAL; CbVBJfT-OARDBI^Z fflHIS EVENING, fHtJRlsbAY, Ocr. 12, JL !�H1 be .performed 4be Masical Drama of THE ANTIQUARY. Jonnlhan, OMhiicfc," Mr. Lisloti; Lovel, Mr. Diiruset Edie Orhil�re,AJr." Emery; Lord Gleiia?lnn, Mr. Connor, Hrctor M'liityre, Mr. Abbott., Miss Isalieila Wardour, Miss Grceiie;' Mtss'Grisielda Oldliuck, Mr^. Daveb|i6rtj Elspetb of tlie Craigburhfont, Mrs. Faufi(. After which a new Ballel, called LE MARCH AND D'ESCLAVES. To conclude with (compressed into one Etc!) Ibe Farce of ; THE SLEEP-WALKER. Sir,.Pa poses, having given such great approbation, and tbe demand for hcunliDUingtoincrease,JOHN BURGESS and SON beg must respectfully to offer this their best acknu%v. icdgmeots ,tp the Public for their liberal patronage of the �ame: its utility aud great convenience in all climates has recommended it to the most distinguished foreign con-ixxions, who have all spoken highly in its recommendation. -It is prepared by them ONLY; and for prevrniing^dis-appoiulinent to families, all possible care has been resorted to, by each bottle being sealed upon the cork with their Firm aud Address, as well.ns each Label liaviHg their Signs, tore, vithout which it cannot be genuiue. JOJIN BURGESS and SON'S long eslablisbed and much eateeroed ESSENCE of ANCHOVIES continues to lie pre-pared by them after the same manaer that bas given lUc greatest satisfaction fur many years. IVarehouse, 107, Strand, corner of Ibe Savoy-steps, London.-(The Original.Fish Sauce Warehouse.) E'^VTON, Slock-Broker. 2, Comlull, liegs to i remind his Friends, tbe Pnhlic, All the Tickets-All the 20,0l)0i Prizes-All the 1,000/. PriiPs-All the 500i. Prizes-and Air file other Prizes must and will be drawn NEXT WEDNESDAY, 18th instant, therefure EYTON rerotnmeods an early purcira'sej as Tiikela and Shares are already scarce. It is very remarkable, that in the last Lottery which was drawn in October, there were Three Prizes of 16,OO0fT. 'PWof^Uich F^TDW Sold, One in 16 Sixleeulhs, tbe other in a Whole Ticket. Hopes he shall have to congratulate his Frienrisby distributing amongst tliem the above Two Prizes of 20,0001.' � NOTICE RESPECTING BLANKS DRAWN , 6th OCTOBER. TBiSlEl, resprctfully reminds tlie .Holders of Tickets or Shares drawn Blanks the First Day, that the oplipti .ufj i:eceiyii>g 14/. per Ticket in Money, iustrnd of standing the chance of the Next Day's Drawing, w;!! cease on h'May N�xf, llie. 'iSthlnslanf, and thnsewho di not demand the 14/. on or before that day, cannot iieceive it afterwards, but w.iHiberi berptilled ;to whatever their Num-liers may be drawn on the ISUi instant, on which day the Lottery-will eutii-Vea|iiiig Ap- EXCHEQUER BILL OFFICE, October 10, 1820. TO BE PAID OFF, ALL EXCHEQUER BILLS dated in the lUonihs nf April, May, Jane, July, August, September, and October, 1819, viz. Supply, 1818............�11,600.000 And.Supply, 1S\9 ..... 20,000,000 And nil fixchcqner JlHh made ont pursuant to Acts 57 Geo. ///. cop. 34 and cap. Mi, for istuing Exthequer Hills for carrying on Public Works and Plsireries. Tlie Lords Commissioners of his Majesty's Treasury having glcen directtmsfor paying off tlie Principal of the. above-mentioned "Exchequer Sills, viith the Interest due thereonj at the-Exclieqiter Bill Office in the. Receipt of Ex-chequer. New Palace-yard, fVesiminster, on Monday, the 30fh. Day of October instant, attendance will be given daily CSundatfsand Holidays excepted J, until and including Wednesday, the Itth instant, from ten o'clock in the morning fill �one in the'eiftemoiin,'fdr the purpose of receiving the same ,-and, for tlie greater dispaJph, the Bearers of the said Bills are desired to place each deicflption of Bills in separate Lists ('which are to be obtained at this OffieeJ, classing-1 hem in the order of their ^espectire. Vates, tiirk as are for the sane Amount being nvinericaUy arranged, and specifying' the principal Sumss and Interest dne thereon, eompufed from, but excluding the days on which they are respecfirely dated, to the said 30/A day of October inclmii>e, when the Interest will cense; and the said Bearers,should they be acting as the A gents of Holders-ushose names are inserted in the Hilh, are previously to procure the indorsements of such Holders; and thq Bearers are also indispensably required to endorse each Bill with their usual Signatures, and to write their Names and Residence at the bottom of each separate List; and they are moreover required to offend the Exchequer Bill Office for Payment, and to receive the new Bills, and give the Receipts for the stbne. If any of the Holders of the aforesaid Bills should be desirous of receiving Payment of the Principal and Interest previous to the said SUtk day of October, they may be accommodated, on computing tlie Interest to tlie Day on which they ioish to be paid, and leaving the said Bills for examination one day prior thereto. Such Persons as may be desirous of having new Exchequer Bills in whole or in part of Payment of Principal, upon marking new Bills, and mentioning the Amount at the bottom of their Lists, delivered on or before H'ednesdap, the 2blh instant, may be accommodated with new Bills, payable to or Order, carrying an Interest of Two-pence by the day, on every One Hundred Pounds, which said new Bills will bear date the said 30fh day of October, and will be delivered, fogcflier with the interest due in respect of the Bills so desired to be ex. changed, on Tuesday, the 3 Ist day of October, and tite following days. The Eieheguer Bids to be issued in exchange, and made payable to or Order, as above mentioned, may be either transferred by endorsement, nrwill be paid to the Bearer, if the Blank shall not he filled up. N.B.-All Excliequer Bills dated prior to 4pri/,1819, bare been advertised to be paid off. EXACT REPRESENTATION OF THE QUjEEN'S TRIAL, ; . AFEW COPIES of the Tntpret-Tlii^ ENgraving, B^venin THE'monThlt Magazine of this MONTH, having been lake'n'o'n Drawing Paper, aod Colonred after tbe'Original; may^be'iiad''of alt the' Pribt and Booksellers, at 3s. each; or, THE .MAGAZINE, with' the Print Uii'roloared, may be bid at Ss; Price 7d. GUILDHALL, LONDON, September 25,1820. THE COMMITTEE for LETTING the CITY'S LANDS will meet at Guildhall on THDRS-DAY,.the 12lli day of October next, at Twelve o'clock at Noon, to Sell by Public Auction the Office nr Place of One of the Fonr ONION aud FRUIT METERS of the City LONDON, vacant liy the d*^ath of Mr. John N�8h. Tbe PurllcuUrs and- Cuntlitions of Sale may be seen on pplicatiun at the Comptroller's Office, Guildhall. JOS. BUSHNAN, Comptroller. T' May be vievted and Catalogues hud at the Room. GOLDSMITH'S ENGLAND-CONTINUED to 1815. This day is puhlishfd, iu 4 Vols. 8ro. price U. 128. boards, the Seventh Edition, corrected, of HE HISTORY oC ENGLAND, from the earliest Timef to the Death of Georje the Second. By OLIVER GOLDSMITH, MB. With a Coniiiiuaiion tn.thc Treaty concluded at Paris, in the Year I8I5. By CHARLES COUIE, LLD. Printed for F. C. and J. Rivinglon ; J. Oiridje; J. Nunn ; Scalcherd mid L price 1/. 15s. in 1>oards, a new Vdljinie (b'elug tbe jFpurlbJf of a . - \ HISTORY of ENGLAND, contHtning the Reigna of .'ilfeory VI11. and Edward VI. By th� Rev. JOHN LINGARD. Printed for J. Mawman, 39, Ludgate-^lreet. Of whom may be had, The First Portion of Ibis HISTORY, from the Invasion by tbe Rumans tn the Accession of Heory-VIU., in 3 volumes, 4to. price 5/. 58. Also, just published, TRAVELS in SICILY, GREECE, and ALBANIA, by the Rev. T. S. Hughes, Fellow of Emanuel College, Cambridge, illustrated with fifteen Engravings and numerous Wuod Cuts, 2 vols. 4to. price 5/. 59. inboards. THE QUEEN'S TRIAL. HOUSE OF LORDS, Wednesday, Oct. Ii, The Lord Chancellor entered the Honie a few minutes before ten o'clock', and prayers were read. The names were then called oVer. The Earl of Lauderdale moved for some accounts connected with the revenue. His Lordship made some remarks as to the necessity of opening the windows. The Lord Chancellor said that be bad made repeated orders to the ofBcers on that important subject.-fA lauqh.)^ Six or seven limes in Ihe course of yesterday bad he sent up the officer into the gallery to open the windows, and as often had somebody or other, he did not know wbo, shut them aeain. He would, if their Lordships thought fit, station an ufBcer in the galleries to keep the windows open. The Counsel were then called, and the examination of Lieut. Hownam reiiumrd by Mr. Tyndall. I was asking you yesterday what communicatiou there was on board the vessel between the tent ,aud the cabin below; was tbe communication which you'lbeo descri^rd open by uighl as well as by day? The ladder stood time always. Have you ever had any opportun ty of knowing by going up on deck that way duriug the uiglit, if Ihe iiommunication was open or uol ? i have. Will you state on what occasion that was ?-| It happened one-evening, when' nor*-knowing t^tat ber^ii|al Highiieaa had retired Id'rest, I went op the ladder to go on deck and 1 found the lent closed. Was the light out ? I dob'l'recollccl pfbcisejy ; I believe it was. Was it a single or a double lent ? It was the awniog of the ship. Dues that imply that it was single? [We understood the answer to be, that there was another piece which divided the tent; but that the witness did not recollect if that piece was put up or not.] Was there one or two tents, one exterior to the other? There was one only. Had you any means of knowing in what manner the tent could be opened or closed by any one on board the vessel ? I imagiiie it conid be opened by any one on the outside. Describe more particularly, the nature of the opening? It was, 1 believe, Ihe same as that by which all tents are opened or closed-the two sides of the canvass were brought together without being sown. How near was the tent to the steersman ? Tbe hinder part of the tent came close after the mizeumaat. Stale ns nearly as you can remember at what distance the hitid�r part of the tent was from the steersman ? Four, five, or six feet. Was any part of the crew up during the night ? One half of the crew kept watch during the' night. Was there a passage by the side of the tenl from the fore to the after part of the ship ? The tent occupied the whole of one side of the ship-on the other there was a clear pas. sage. Did the duly of the crew in the management of the ship require them on any occasions to pass from one end of the ship to the uihrr? Constantly. You have staled that beneath the tcttt there was a sofa and a travciling bed ? Yes. Dii yuu know on which her Royal Highness reposed during thK night? On the sofa, 1 think. Do you know who reposed during the ni^ht on the travelling bril ? I cannot; 1 never was in the tent after night. Do yon know if her Royal Ht^hness reposed alone under the tent during the night? 1 have heard that others reposed there as well as Iter Royal Highness. (AmUrmiir arose upon tliin answer. Mr. Tyndall said lliat her Majesty's Counsel had no objection whatever to the an8wer,'l)Ut it was no evidence. The answer was withdrawn accordingly from tbe eTidence.) Without speaking of what you heard, do yon know that any one slept uniler the tent besides her Royal Highness? I do not know; I have never seen any btie. Do yiiu recollect during the juurneyfroiii SI. Jean D'Acre to Jerusalem, whether, when her Royal Highness was sleep, ing under the tent, she was dressed or undressed? 1 have not seen her Royal Hlgbness undressed. Have you ever seen niider the tent one way or the-other? I have not seen hir Royal Highness when reposing, conse. quently I could not have seen her undressed. Have you ever happened to go into the tent while her Royal Highness was under it? We always dined until our departure under the tenl. Are yuu to he understood then to say, that yon don't know whether the Princess was dressed or undressed when reposing in the tent? I don't believe her Royal Highness was ever undressfd during tbat time. Will you stale the grounds which you have for that opinion ? Because I uever saw any bed clothes in the tent. Now, as to the tent on board the ship, was. her Royal Highiii-sS, to the best of your knowledge, dressed or undress, ed when reposing under that lent? 1 never saw any bed clothes on the sofa. Do you recollect on any occasion during the night an accident uf the sea breaking into the tent? I d it utas'made at Angilsia by my direction. I wisli to know Os^nearly ns^ possible {he size Of Ihe bath ; was it such as that it conld be taken into her Royal High-taeg�'� bed-room ? Ivion'l Ihinic that possible. WhileHhey were-on hoard, 4id you see her Royal Highness silling on a gun witb'Oergami? i never saw tbem sit. ling On a gun. - . Did you tfvrrsee them sitting on a benthnn deck, bis arm round her, or her arm round him, like two lovers?"' Never. Did you eversee (liem'ikiss each other? Never. Did yon ;evcr.Bee�ny impropriety or indecency of behaviour between Ihem one^owards-lhe other-? Never. Did yonr dnfiea- frvfjuently call you otj deck ? They ditl; bnt tbe navigation- of-ibeabip was rbieSy in ibe bands of Flynii. , - .- �. -� .^Bot yob yoorself was frriluenlly ou deck� Yea. ;-.!co .yoo^ reniember-^ergiiWi"dretsing himself upon any .-OcraaionoD board .with pillow*? -'i do. ; ..iiBe to good .to 'Stale^be ttceasiott of that circnmilauce ? It wa� occasioned by tbe Consul �t:;laira, ivl��ame twlioard with a gahl-headrd cane and embroidered velvel.robe. Was he a pompous figure? He was. Do yon remember a man named Mahomet being taken on board on tbe return voyage? I do. Do.yoo remember' a- dance performed ou board by Mahomet ? I do. Do- you remember the occasion on which that dance was first performed? There was a sort of qnarrel between Ma homet and the Doctor; The Doctor wanted him, when he first came on board, to take some physic, which be would not, and it was to laugh at the Doctor ibat afterwards be used lo dance it. Then the refosaj of Mahomet to take the physic was the original cau.se of the quarrel ? The Doctor abusing him, fur not taking physic, was tbe first cause of the quarrel. K When the Doctor appeared on deck, was-that dance called for? Ii was, and he performed it, calling out, " Uena, Dema.'" Was there any thing improper or indecent in that dance? Not in the least; uo more than iu the Spanish -jolero or the dance. Did you see Mahomet performing the same dance on shore ? Frequently. Was it the same which be used to perform on board ? Precisely. Before you arrived at Capo Rani, did any one land at Terracina ? They did. VVliat persons landed at Terracina? Bergami, Camera, and I think Theodore Majocchi. Were the vessel boiind to perform quarantine ? We were not iu port ; we were then at sea. Would it have been necessary for you to perform quaraa-tine at landing? We should in all probability have bad to perform qnariintine. What was the reason of those persons being landetl at Terracina ? It was to obtain refreshments for Iter Royal Highness, who was extremely fatigued with being on board so long-In point of fact, was the Princess much fatigued at that time? Very much. At the lime the boat with those persons put olTfrom Ihe ship, who was on deck ? Her Royal Highness aud every body. In what manner did they take leave of the Princess ? By kissing her hand resperlfully. Did eacbof those persona kisabsr Royal Bigboeaa'aband"? I Ibink they did, Q. I put it to you Lieut. Hownam, did Bergami, on that occasion, kiss her Royal Highness ? A. ITbat ! her face ? Certainly not. Q. After the long voyage, as it is called, I believe her Royal Higboets went back lo tbe Villa d'Este? A. Yes. Q. Did khe, while staying at the Villa d'Este, go |o tbe bouse called the Barnna ? A. After slaying some short lime at the Villa d'Esle, her Royal Highness went to the Barona. Q. What is the size of the huu^c called the Barona ; ia it of a moderate size? A. it is a small country bouse fitted up for Bergami. Q. Was it a sort of house in which any large fete conld be given? A. O, no! Q. What was the nature of the entertainments giren by her Royal Highness there? A. There were no entertainments, excenfsoiiie dances to the farmer's daughters. Was that At Carnival time? It was. Did you see the wives of the persons with their daughters ? The elder of the daughtfrs was married. I am not speakiug uf any particulai^person-but did the persons who atlendrd bring with thrm their wives as well as their daughters ? The wife of the Chevalier Domini. chilli came as well as hisdHtighter; the wife of Baron--; and the wife of Professor Moclietti were also there. Who was Ihe Chevalier Dominichini? He was a Geulle-roan wbo bed resided at Como for years. Were the other persona you have mentioned residing in the neighbourhood ? Yes, they were, with the exception of the Professor Morhetti, who lived at Coma. Was the Clergyman of the place there? I have seen him frequently, but I can't say if he was at the dances. Do you mean that you have seen him frequently visiting her Royal Highness? Yes, frequently. Having mentioned one of the dances, I would ask you was the Princess constantly iu'lhe dnncing room ? She was notconstantly in tbe dancing room, she came iu orcasioually. Did you yourself partake of tbe amusement of dancing ? Often. Did brr Royal Highness retire frequently of an evening before the djnces were finished? She did chiefly. Have you ever seen any thing indecorous or indelicate take place bftwceo any parties there? I have not. Do you recollect theiiver Brescia, near the Villa d'Este? I do. Describe it, if you please? It was a torrent rather than a river. Was it ever dry, or with little water in it ? I do not recollect seeing it dry ; when it runs, it runs rapidly. Is it a place that a person would chose to go lo bathe in ? 1 should think not. Do you recollect accompanying Ihe Princess on her tour into Germany ? I do. Do you recollect in what part of tbe year that took place ? In the early part; about March. March 1817? Vej. Do you recullect being at Carlsrube? I do. Who received the Princess on her arrival at Carlsrube? The Grand Chamberlain attended her Royal Highness on her gelling out of her carriage, and a Chamberlain was ap-pointed to attend her. Do you remember the name of that Nobleman ? The Baron De Eode. Did her Royal Highness pass her time principally in re. tii-einent, or at Court ? Almost always at Court. Where did the Princess usually dine? At Court, or with tbe Margiaviue, the Grand Duke's mother. Did the Princess usually sup out ? Mostly. Where were tbe suppers given ? At the Grand Duke's, and I think one at Ihe'Margravine'a. Were any persons aanenibled on- Ihe occasion to meet her Riiyal Highness ? Always, except on ihe first day's dinner at the Margravine's. Was it on tbe way back from CarIsrohc Ibat you stopped atCharnitz? If that is the name of the barrier town between the Austrian dominions and the Tyrol, we did stop there. v About what time of the day was it? About the middle of the day. What occasioned yqu to stop there? There was a deep fall of snow; tbe carriages were behind, and on the arrival of the scrvinisaf the bai'rier, the raaa would hot take the wortj of the cdiirier that Itwaa tbe Princesaof Wales. ; \ " Did that niake- it necessary foif'ahy person to go back to Insjiriick? 'M. Bergami wei^t, and I think M. Vassali, IQ prbcore a passport. .. , Do you recollect-tbe time at nbicb tbey retarned back to Chatnitz? I think aboot one or two o'clock iu Ihe morning; It was very late. Was that on the road to Vienna? It wa�. Did you afterwards, on the return frnm Vienna, pM through Trieste niid Venice ' VVe did, / Do yon rrmeinheii arriving St Trirsle? I Jo. What lime of daj! wan it ? Abont noon, I think. Did any one receive ihi> Princess on her arrival at'Triesle? The Gdvrrniir and Virc-Govrrnur; lit leajt tho Jailer ciime lo pay his respects nfier her Royal Highnvss's arrival. Do yon remeniher; the name 'if that noMemm ? I do not. In what way did the Princess pats that evening? Her Royal Highness went lo the Opera. When did Ihe Hrinrets leave Trieste ? On the following day, about five or six o'clock in the evening. Do you recollect th^i diatinrtly ? I p.-s,lively recollect it. Have you any particular reason for your distinct recollection of I hat fuel ? I have. What is ii ? I wrote a letter dated Venice the 18lh Apr^l. Hove yon I hat letter > Yes. It was written to a Lady whom you hav� since ioarri�f^ Yes. Wns it sent from Venice ? Not only was it sent fr�B� Venice, but through the Post Office there. Has it Ihe Venire post maik on il ' It hat. Is there any pas.sagc in that letter, on looking at wbtcti you ran say you arrived at Venice on thc.l7tli of Aprilf Yes, the letter is dated on Ibe 18tb, and lays " we arriwi at Venice last night." Can yon by looking at that letter state what time yp� Arrived at Trieste ? \Vp arrived at Trieste ou the I5tb April. What is Ihe lengthiof the journey from Trieste lo Venice� A goi�d tweitly-fuur liours junrney. Did any thing occiir to oeciipy yon for obout that time � On Ihe night of our leaving Trieste, we stoppnl a fi w hours at a small village, about something which had happened to one uf the carriages. Do you renirmbrr the name of that rillage? I do Oct recollect the name. uhject of Baron d'Ompleda ? I have never spoken to Theodore Majucchi about him, except at Rome, topie lime after the Baron d'Ompti-da had been at Como. In the course of that conversation, did you mention the name of Bai-on d'Oihpteda ? I did. From what you hive seen in the course of the different voyages and journies which you made wilh the Queen, do you know whether it is emtoniary or not, to be shown into root;i� of entertainment where "beds were standing ? Very frequently. Is it a thing al all uncommon tu be shown into rooms of lhat descripliim ? Nut at all. Do you rcco'l ct her Royal Highness giving you-afly directions aa to the Baron'd'Omplcila ? I Jo, Or making any representation to you on the subj.ect of Baron d'Ompleda ? Yes*, What were the directions which her Royal Highness gave yon ? The Attorney-General nbjerled to this question, and tfce witness was ordered lo withdraw. The Altorney-Geiieral fell it incumbent on him to object to this question, because he apprejifodtd that any dire^ilon that her Royal Highnews might have given lo this w'llnrss on the suliject of the Barou d'Omptedn, conld not bt ew-dence in this cause. If any thing lhat had been said by bcr ^ Royal Highness lo Sir. Hownam, or to any other person"', i>u matters foreign lo the auhjecl of this inquiry, were to be admitted as evidence, he did not know �here they would slop. Her condnct was the subject of inquiry, ami n'uy part of that conduct, or any thing immediately cuuiierlnj with if, was evidence ; but her conversations, or any declarsliou'wi* not so,anri the subject of the question now proposed amounting only lo a declaration, made by her Kuyal Highness, wc� uol, he humbly s-uhmitted, admissible evidence in llie case- .Mr. Tindall said that if any conduct of her Ruyal Highness or of this witness resulted from such declaration, he hunibly thought that it iwas evidence lo he aubniitied lo their Lordships. Suppose, fur instance, it led 16 ihepiovifg lhat Baron d'Ompleda had been reqncstn), by Ihe direciiob of her Royal Highness never to enter her lumse again. The Lord Chancellor siid, that ihe proper way appeared to him tu be this-first lo-ask the witness Hhether hc^lid any thing, aud iheu to a�k him why he ilid il. Lieutenant Huwnani being agaiu called in,: his examiDa-lion was resumed by Mr. Tindall. In consequence of any directions of her Royil Ilighne'S to you, did you do any thing, or take any step with rescecttJ Barou d'Ompleda ? 1 did, in conicqucute of hi r reprt-sco-taliiiH. What did you do ? 1 called him out. Dill yon at any other time Jo any thing at Rome, rcsprcl-ing the Baion d'Ompleda ? 1 did. What was that ? In conseqnence of a direction I rccfivrd from her Royal Highness, Cardinal Cons^lvi having made * representation to her � - The Lord Chancellor-Tell us what you did, and wait till you are afterwards asked what were jour din ciioim ? I tolJ the servaots of the house that they were not to molest ur take ouy notice of Baron Ompleda, if they met him. Was Theodore Majocchi one of those ser.vauls ? I am moit positive lhat he wan. [The answer having appeared lo some to be " almost positive," the question was repealed, the same answer given, and then the question and answer read by tbe shuithaoJ writer.] Do yon recollect on any occasion ber Royal Highness visiling any of her servants when they weie ill and iu bid Fri quently. Do you recollect in particular her visiting a servant named Camera, when he was ilP 1 do, ai J
About Us
Contact Us
Free Newspaper Archives
© Copyright 2017 NewspaperARCHIVE.com. All rights reserved.


text:
Festival plan for Ranjaan
Harry Herbert is dreaming of Cheltenham Festival glory with exciting juvenile Ranjaan.
Last Updated: 08/01/12 12:36pm
Ranjaan is set to have one more run in February before conncetions decide on his target at the Cheltenham Festival in March.
Trained by champion trainer Paul Nicholls, the four-year-old was beaten on his hurdling debut at Newbury and then fell on his next appearance at Doncaster.
But he looked all class when winning at Kempton over Christmas and he is prominent in ante-post lists for the Triumph Hurdle.
"There are no immediate plans for him as like a lot of horses at this time of year, he's had his flu vaccination and he's just been having an easy time since Christmas," said Harry Herbert, racing manager for owners Highclere Thoroughbreds
"Paul was thinking of getting him back on track in February some time with the hope that he will then end up at Cheltenham.
"Whether that will be for the Triumph Hurdle or the Fred Winter, time will tell and a lot will depend on his next race, obviously.
"We were thrilled with him at Kempton and I think he's a horse who is improving all the time and hopefully there is a lot more to come.
"On his first run at Newbury he was very rusty and sluggish, but he's sharpened up a lot since then.
"Hopefully he's a horse with a big future and he should make an exciting chaser. It's been an exciting start to his career, so hopefully that continues."


text:
Wireshark 0.99.3 Released
Security-related vulnerabilities in the SCSI, DHCP, ESP, and Q.2931 dissectors have been fixed. See the advisory for details.
This release adds ESP, Kerberos, and SSL decryption in the Windows installer. It also adds support for AirPcap, a new product from CACE Technologies that allows raw 802.11 captures under Windows.
To download:
As for AirPcap:
AirPcap is the first open, affordable and easy to deploy WLAN (802.11b/g) packet capture solution for the Windows platform. AirPcap comes as a USB 2.0 adapter, and it's been fully integrated with WinPcap and Wireshark: it enables you to capture and analyze 802.11b/g wireless traffic, including control frames, management frames and power information, using Wireshark on your Windows laptop.
Last edited by don on Fri Aug 25, 2006 4:18 pm, edited 1 time in total.
CISSP, MCSE, CSTA, Security+ SME


text:
My son, keep your father's commandment, and forsake not your mother's teaching. Bind them on your heart always; tie them around your neck.
South Campus Property Acquisition
Here is a message Pastor David Livingston sent to the Bethlehem South Campus members and regular attenders Friday afternoon. (See photos below letter.) Let us praise God with them ...
Dear South Family!
Please join the South Site Search Committee and me in raising our hands in thanks to God for the acquisition of land on which to build a permanent South Campus!
At noon today (Friday), we walked onto the 12.1 acres of land at County Road 70 and Interstate 35, where we posed for pictures in front of the auction sign; then we circled up to praise our Lord in prayer and song for granting us success. In just two short rounds of bidding and negotiation, the sellers agreed to a purchase price of $760,362. So, we are now looking forward to a closing date of June 19, 60 days from yesterday at which time the property will officially belong to Bethlehem Baptist Church!
Klaas Van Zee, the chairman of the search committee (along with his committee men Ron Vrieze and Jon Hendricks) is ecstatic that the 3+ years' process of seeking a South home has nearly come to a conclusion with this excellent piece of property and at such remarkable price. Would you join us in gratitude to God as well as by playing a generous part in the TCT "Building One People" fund drive so that we go over the top with cash to spare in our goal of spreading a passion for the supremacy of God in all things for the joy of all peoples through Jesus Christ!
David Livingston
South Campus Lead Pastor
Klass Van Zee (Chairman, South Site Selection Committee) and David Livingston (South Campus Lead Pastor)


text:
7 Days in May HTML version
Day 3
=02:38 hrs=
Having backed up Frank Booker's incriminating telephone conversation with Holland onto her laptop, Sheena sat at
her desk thinking. She felt uneasy about trusting Frank Booker with her future. What guarantee did she have that he
wouldn't somehow put the blame for all this on her? For the past seven years he'd been a chauvinist, could he really have
changed so much, so quickly? Rubbing tired eyes, she sighed.
Pulling her laptop nearer, Sheena created a secure partition on the hard drive onto which she transferred all the
AspByte files and records from Area 7's computer network. She might have no option but to go along with Frank
Booker's plan, but she didn't have to do it without some sort of alternative backup. Next she searched the internet until
she found the programme she was looking for. Downloading it, she let it install on her laptop, working her way through
the usual screen prompts and disclaimers.
Satisfied that she had done all that she could to protect the information, Sheena left her office, hurrying down the
corridor to the lift, which she took to the lower-basement. Entering the hot atmosphere of the server room, she crossed to
the nearest terminal, where she sat down and pulled out the paper-clip tray above the nested drawers to the right of her
knees. Feeling under the edge, a smile broke across her face when her slim fingers detected the paper taped there. Tearing
it off she smoothed it on the desk, then tapped that weeks Administration Password into the server's keyboard.
Reaching behind her head, Sheena tied her hair back into a ponytail. She was tired and wanted to go home but there
was a lot of work to get through before the Tech guys got in tomorrow morning. Pushing such thoughts from her mind,
she pulled a thumb-drive from her pocket and slipped it into the nearest USB port. Booker had guaranteed that the
programme on it would destroy all the files on the mainframe server. When the programme had finally run its course,
Sheena repeated the operation on both Dr Mani Vasant and Frank Booker's Personal Accounts.
Knowing the programme would take a long time wiping the files, Sheena went through to the animal house and began
euthanising the research subjects. Luckily they hadn't started any research work with the pigs yet.
Two hours later she was back at the server, nodding in satisfaction. If Booker was to be believed, now only somebody
with access to the latest forensic recovery software and a lot of time stood any chance of recovering the files.
The back-up copies of Area 7's projects were kept at Frank Bookers mansion and he would wipe those when he
arrived home. It would create some chaos when the facility opened in the morning but they would talk their way around
that as best they could. The important thing was to cover their tracks and get rid of any incriminating information.
They hoped that they could persuade the staff that somebody had hacked the system and intended telling them that,
when they arrived in the morning.
=03:35 hrs=
Sheena arrived back at her office, hair in disarray and clothes dirty from handling the animals. She had burnt three
large bin-bags of papers and files, along with all the carcasses in the large basement incinerator. The pungent smell of
burnt paper and fur still clung to her skin and she longed for a hot shower.
Sheena tidied herself up as best she could in her en-suite toilet and she made herself a cup of coffee, sitting at her desk
with a soft groan. She drank slowly, her eyes tired and gritty. Putting the empty mug on her desk, she picked up the
telephone. She couldn't remember the last time she'd felt so exhausted.
As Sheena expected, the call went straight through to voice-mail. Cutting the connection she redialled, repeating the
process twice more before a sleepy voice answered.
"This better be good."
"Dimitrios, listen it's Sheena. I'm really sorry to be ringing you so late but I need some advice."
"Early," the voice mumbled.
"Early Sheena. It's half-past four in the morning for God's sake!"
"Yes Dimitrios, I know and I'm really, really sorry."
"Hang on a sec."
Sheena heard the sound of a match striking and then a soft cough as her friend filled his lungs with smoke."
"I thought you'd given those up Dimitrios."
"Yeah well, enough of my troubles. What's up with you that you're dragging me out of bed at this unearthly hour?"
Dimitrios Hampus was a young up-and-coming biochemist who had made a lot of contacts among scientific circles,
including one or two in the M.H.P.R.A.. Sheena had run across him when he'd contacted her about some tricky virus he'd
discovered in a fungus some years ago. It had led to a new research opportunity that had given Dimitrios a high standing
among his peers. Now it was his turn to help her.
"Listen, have you heard of any research being carried out for the armed forces on aggression?"
Dimitrios whistled and chuckled quietly. "What the hell have you got yourself involved in now Red?" he asked.
Her nickname went back to a drunken night a few weeks after their first date, when they had watched Gone With the
Wind and fumbled around on the couch. The dates had led nowhere but the nickname had stuck.


text:
P is also for Pretty, as in, Prague is so pretty!
Trip Start Aug 22, 2004
5Trip End Aug 26, 2004
Map your own trip!
Loading Map
Loading Map
Map Options
Show trip route
Hide lines
After a slight delay at Heathrow, we arrived in Praha, Cseka Republika (Prague, Czech Republika) and immediately checked into our hotel, Zlatem Krizi (Golden Cross). It is a small estabishment, only 9 rooms, in the historic portion of Praha, aptly named Stare Mesto (Old Town). Praha sits on 9 hills, straddles the river Vltava, and has 1.5 million people. The economy has been developing since the transfer of power to a democratic government, and has had a slight boom due to the recent induction into the EU. Tourism, of course, is a key industry, with 3 million having visited the city last year, and significant increase is expected for the future. Anyhow, our room was on the top/fourth floor of the hotel. The building looks little on the outside, but quite the opposite when climbing the spiralling staircase up. The 2 rooms (1 for the boys, 1 for the girls) we had were soooo cuuuute and charismatic
Right, all that done, we proceeded to walk around Praha. IT IS GORGEOUS! Many people had told me it was a beautiful city to walk around in, but they failed to communicate just how beautiful - the fact that it was low 20Cs and sunny probably helped. As one of the few European cities to escape bombings in the two World Wars, everything is still intact. There are buildings reflecting architecture styles from all periods, dating back to the 11th century through the Soviet-era, with just a smathering of modern ones, making for an exceptional collage of architecture and decorative styles. It is simply goregous.
There are lots of churches that line the cobble-stoned streets and pavements, but as the Czech Republic isn't terribly religious anymore, most of the churches serve the dual purpose of being a place of worship, and a place of venue for classical music concerts. Praha is a very artisitic city, with all the church concerts being advertised, loads of cafes, music clubs, marionette theatres, opera theatres and art shops. There are lots of little lanes with stalls selling ceska (czech) crafts, including sklo bohemia (bohemian crystal), and main streets have combinations of brand-name shops as well as local shops. The town is just so picturesque, you ought to bring a video camera with you because photos don't quite capture the city well enough
After much delay, i.e. adults walking into every single shop, we finally made our way to the Staromestske Namestki (Old Town Square), one of the billion towns found in Praha. We saw more glorious architecture, a wicked astronomical clock on wall of a tower, and the Jan Hus Monument. Jan Hus was this 14th century priest from the Czech Republic who was branded a heretic and burnt at the stake by the Vatican. From that moment, Czechs started looking towards him as a national hero, representing freeddom from oppression and defiance of tyranny. It wasn't until 1965, 550 years after his "martyrdom", that the Vatican reversed its decision. Nice random fact, eh?
In Staromestske Nam. we took the opportunity to break for tea, or as they do in Praha, take a break for pivo (beer). Pivo here is dirt-cheap, about 60-70p for 0.5L. Everyone drinks it here, even the English are known to fly their snooty noses over here for a weekend, just to drink cheap beer! Now that's a good marketing technique - cheap alcohol. Did you know that Pilsner and Budvar (Budweiser) both originated in the Czech Republic? At least thats what they claim. Anyhow, with all this beer drinking going on around me, I just had to get my hands on some. Nothing like sitting back at a cafe, sipping on ice-cold beer with your Dad and uncle...ah!...so good.
After such a delightful refreshment, we continued with our walking tour of the Old Town, still stopping every 5 steps to pop into a store or take a pict of some wonderful building.
Dinner consisted of a supposed traditional Czech meal in a cafe. I ate pork and sauerkraut... ummm...sauerkraut...I like sauerkraut. Food here is cheap too making for a perfect meal - cheap beer with cheap food - what more can anyone ask for?!
I really love the city and highly recommend others to visit it.


text:
We are sparking a movement toward our vision that all New Hampshire children and their families are healthy, learning, and thriving now and in the future.
Federal law requires all states to create or designate early childhood advisory councils. In January 2010, New Hampshire Governor John Lynch appointed a Steering Committee to create New Hampshire's Early Childhood Advisory Council, now called Spark NH. The Steering Committee defined Spark NH's vision and mission, secured two federal stimulus grants, established functioning committees and task forces, selected the membership, and hired a director and support staff.
The federal funding provided the start of a unique opportunity to firmly establish an early childhood advisory council with the authority, attention, and capacity to provide strategic direction and strengthen coordination and collaboration among a wide array of early childhood services and programs across the State.
Spark NH was enacted by Governor Lynch by Executive Order on September 7, 2011. The Council has 23 public and private members who are early childhood professionals representing early education, health and family support. The four committees that inform Spark NH's work include non-Council members from across the state.


text:
Stocks burst higher with booming volume Wednesday on news that the House of Representatives passed the fiscal cliff bill, albeit with much kicking and screaming by Republicans.
The Nasdaq shot up 3.1%, the S&P 500 leapt 2.5% and the Dow Jones industrial average advanced 2.4%. Nasdaq volume surged 40%, while action on the NYSE increased 32%, according to preliminary data.
Alexion Pharmaceuticals (ALXN) and Nuance Communications (NUAN) shot up 7% and 4%, respectively, to lead the Nasdaq 100. Apple (AAPL), Sandisk (SNDK), F5 Networks (FFIV) and First Solar (FSLR) were among the Nasdaq 100 issues to score fat gains.
Hewlett-Packard (HPQ) and Advanced Micro Devices (AMD) led the S&P 500, up 5% each.
Makers of three-dimensional printers led the IBD 50. 3D Systems (DDD) gapped up and climbed 5% in fast trade. Stratasys (SSYS) climbed 2%, but that stock had climbed as much as 5% before reversing lower. Its volume, about average, also compares poorly with 3D's, although a high-volume downside reversal wouldn't be an improvement. 3D Systems stands 24% past a 44.90 buy point and Stratasys is 18% above a 69.18 buy point.
PolyOne (POL) gapped up and roared 9% higher in double-paced volume. The jump pushed the plastics maker above a 21.10 buy point from a four-weeks-tight pattern. The stock was also in buying range through 22.15 on a rebound from its 10-week moving average.
Ellie Mae (ELLI) reversed lower, ceding almost its entire 10% gain by day's end. Volume ended at 2-1/2 times its norm. The stock triggered its 28.96 cup-with-handle buy point, but that now looks like a false alarm. Ellie Mae is No. 39 in Wednesday's IBD 50.
Economic news, which almost went unnoticed, was mixed.
The Institute for Supply Management's manufacturing index rose to 50.7 for December, above November's 49.5 reading and better than the 50.5 expected by analysts and below October and September levels.
Construction spending dipped 0.3% in November, the Commerce Department reported, worse than the downwardly revised 0.7% level for October. Analysts had projected a 0.6% increase.


text:
Enter a search term such as "mobile analytics" or browse our content using the filters above.
That's not only a poor Scrabble score but we also couldn't find any results matching
Check your spelling or try broadening your search.
Sorry about this, there is a problem with our search at the moment.
Please try again later.
Yahoo! is testing a new design approach for its search pages, topped by a distinctive shiny blue bar.
The new look is not currently available to all users, but several searchers have reported seeing the change.
The new format presents links to search categories like Video and Images, as well as to core network features like Mail and Shopping, across a horizontal bar at the top of the page.
A glassy blue effect beneath the Yahoo! logo has drawn comparisons with the Aqua theme of Apple's OS X user interface. A drop-down menu contains a link to "advertising programmes".
The change was noticed as early as May, but has been more prevalent in the last week.
One user complained:
"Although I think it looks nicer, it doesn't display the number of results found in a search. That number is a very important number so I hope they're working on including it."


text:
REW Blogs Terms of Service
It is important that you read our entire Terms Of USE before you start blogging here at REW Blogs. By reading the following document, you will gain an understanding for not only "what" is acceptable and unacceptable practice, but also "why" these terms of use are in place. We also hope that reading our terms of use will help make you a better blogger. If you have questions regarding any part of this terms of use document, please address them in our blogs forum.
Let's start with some easy to digest blanket statements:
What we would like to see at REW Blogs
- Useful (unique) information that is relevant to real estate.
- Commentary, predictions, anecdotes, advice, informed opinions, etc.
- Decent literacy and presentation!
What we do NOT want to see at REW Blogs
- Duplicate content - please do not post something at REW Blogs that already exists elsewhere on the web (it does not matter if you are the author or not). (You can post selections from other pieces of work, as long as you add your own developed commentary.)
- Opinions that aren't informed or qualified. Without backup and explanation, your opinions are just hot air.
- The "echo chamber". If you will present information/ideas that you found elsewhere, you should contribute to it.
- Chiefly self-promotional articles with very little useful content.
- SEO-motivated articles with lots of keywords and very little useful content.
- Excessive advertisements
- Link spam
#1: User experience: It is very important to any serious blogging platform that we convey at all times a sense of professionalism and access to high quality information without all the spam or self promotion that tends to plague lower quality FFA blogging platforms. At REW Blogs, our readers get access to unique information and insight from the professional real estate community - not a bunch of ads and link spam which will turn off a visitor and cause them to not return.
#2: Search engines: REW blogs perform very well in search engines - this is due in no small part to the fact that our authors write high quality (Unique) content that does not violate any search engines guidelines and is often referenced from other sources on the web.
Our rules against link spam and other forms of search engine spam or low quality advertising posts ensure that REW Blogs are able to maintain their authoritative status by providing our readership with the highest quality (Unique) content possible. It is also very important that these rules and regulations are strictly enforced so that search engines can trust that they are indexing and ranking high quality "Human" contributed, edited and moderated content.
#3: Link schemes: Any attempt to artificially inflate page rank or link popularity is not welcome here. Search engines frown upon this kind of behavior, and it does nothing for the user experience - when a link is placed in any section of REW Blogs (In a post, in the relevant reading section, in the related links of a post) it should be done so for the sole benefit of the user, and NOT to send yourself link juice / page rank.
Copyright Infringement
If you did not create it, pay for it's creation or have written permission to use it, DO NOT post it on your website or ours.
For all users of Real Estate Webmasters websites and social networking portals: It is unlawful to copy and any graphical or written work and publish it to your own website, blog or any portion of http://www.realestatewebmasters.com (With the exception of instances covered by Fair Use) Real Estate Webmasters has a zero tolerance policy for blatant copyright infringement and if provided with proof of such infringements the illegally reproduced materials will be removed from your website or blog at your expense. Further infractions may result in a non refundable cancellation of any and all services as well as a permanent ban from the Real Estate Webmasters community.
Do you feel that a Real Estate Webmasters community member or customer has violated your copyright? You may report them using our contact form.
Please be advised that in order to enforce your legal rights and take necessary action against an offending party we require that you provide the following:
- A written request send via email or fax explicitly detailing the specifics of what you feel to be a violation of your copyright.
- Links / URL's to your original materials, as well as the corresponding URL's of the offending customers website.
- Proof of ownership of the original work or proof of first publication (such as that provided by http://www.archive.org)
Once submitted, your complaint will be taken very seriously and looked at immediately. Our customers will be send a notification regarding the details of the complaint and will be provided 48 hours to respond if reported Monday-Friday *Add 24 hours if submitted on a Sunday, add 48 hours if submitted on a Saturday.


text:
Does Your Youth Group Play Crazy Games?
Keep these tips in mind when planning your next gathering.
Games play an important part in today's church youth groups because they lay the groundwork for healthy social interaction. But physical games can end with someone getting hurt. Be smart with the games you play in youth group.
Games Provide Benefits
Americans ages 8-18 spend more than seven hours a day consuming entertainment media from various technologies, according to the Kaiser Family Foundation. Interactive games counter the trend by promoting face-to-face communication.
Some relational benefits of a well-executed game include:
- "Breaking the ice" and encouraging a deeper interaction between students and leaders.
- Creating an environment that allows students to take positive risks.
- Building a team mindset among members of the youth group.
- Releasing energy and having fun.
Games Can Get Out of Hand
If leaders haven't considered all of the possible dangers, a well intentioned game could result in:
- Physical pain and serious injury.
- Hurt feelings or embarrassing revelations.
- Disorderly behavior.
- Violations of safety and modesty policies.
Where's the Problem?
Leaders may not be aware of the dangers when it comes to planning games for youth groups, especially the cost of activities that seem harmless in the beginning. Needless to say, games with sharp objects or fire are always a bad idea. Also, games involving kids of varying shapes and sizes can result in physical injuries. All games should be evaluated and assessed for risks before they become a part of the youth group curriculum.
For example, one popular relay wraps youth members in plastic wrap like mummies and then asks them to race to a finish line. The plastic wrap leaves students unable to catch themselves if they trip and fall. Only after a series of falls resulting in concussions, broken teeth, and worse have some youth leaders realized that this cheap and easy race has serious consequences. Usually, the game takes place in gyms, recreation centers, or other hard surfaces, such as parking lots, further increasing the risk of injury.
Learn to Anticipate Danger
A good leader anticipates danger. A great way to do this is by simulating a run-through of any game you bring to the youth group. If you can't do this, list all conceivable ways the game could be hazardous, and write out solutions to those possibilities.
For example, a silly game like Chubby Bunny, in which participants stuff their cheeks with marshmallows, seems perfectly harmless. But imagine if a student inhaled a marshmallow and started choking. How would you prevent this situation from becoming fatal? Should you choose another game instead? A simple "what-if" planning session could illuminate this risk.
Follow These Practices
- Remember who's in charge: Don't let the desire of youth members to play a certain game overwhelm you. If you are not prepared, don't play the game. You can always reschedule an activity for a later time.
- Take action: Be quick to step in and stop a game from being too rowdy or uncontrolled.
- Provide appropriate supervision: A youth leader should never set up a game and leave youth members alone to play it. A proper adult to student ratio should be used to supervise youth activities at all times. Without appropriate supervision, even a reasonably calm game can get out of hand.
- Share information: Tell other youth (or church) leaders about the games you plan. They are most valuable when they understand their role as supervisors.
- Discuss protocol: Don't assume all leaders will handle problems in the same way. Before a game is introduced, leaders should connect to determine how to deal with problems that could arise.
- Address inappropriate attire: Some attire is inappropriate for certain activities, such as wearing flip flops to play basketball or white T-shirts to a water-balloon match. Physical activities or games involving water might cause clothing (worn by either gender) to reveal too much skin or undergarments.
- Set a standard: Have your students dress for both modesty and safety. Having a consistent policy allows leaders to approach anyone who may not be dressed appropriately.
- Be sensitive: Have extra shirts on hand or be willing to change the game if enough youth forgot gym shoes. The goal is to have as many participants as possible.
Steer Clear of Problems
- Avoid last-minute decisions. Give yourself enough time to prepare and to make sure you have the resources you need to conduct games properly—and safely.
- Avoid games that consist of throwing objects towards another's face. (Food, balls, sticks, etc…)
- Avoid mixing younger and older, or weaker and stronger students in physical games.
- Avoid making contact games mandatory. Students who are uncomfortable with physical contact are likely to be the first ones injured.
- Don't allow the students to change or modify your games. They probably won't account for the consequence a change or modification will bring.
Check Out These Resources
For more information on youth games and youth safety, check out these resources:
- Best-Ever Games for Youth Ministry: Les Christie's book shares over 200 games that are easy to pull off and field-tested with teens in many settings. It includes suggestions on how to lead games, select games, and save games gone bad.
- CharlieValor.com: Download the Youth Activity Survival Kit.
- BrotherhoodMutual.com: Search through free articles on youth safety in the safety library.


text:
(FORT HALL) – Human bones were uncovered while crews were working on a sewer line on the Fort Hall Indian Reservation last month. Tribal officials have remain tight-lipped about the details surrounding the excavation, and have alluded that it may be an old burial ground. Because of the sensitivities of tribal culture surrounding the disturbance of grave sites, officials have not disclosed what will be done at the site. They plan to release more information in the next few days.
Stephan Rockefeller, EastIdahoNews.com
Nate Eaton, EastIdahoNews.com
Robert Patten, EastIdahoNews.com columnist
Nate Sunderland, EastIdahoNews.com


text:
10/08/2015In the opening show of the year at Sol Koffler Graduate Student Gallery, curator Maya Krinsky MFA 14 PH presents work that wrestles with the complexity of language.
Tags: alumni, graduate, Graduate Studies, interdisciplinary, students
10/01/2015Public arts administrator Liesel Fenner MLA 98 collaborates with artists to transform and revitalize once-ignored public spaces.
Tags: alumni, governmental, graduate, nonprofits, public engagement, Landscape Architecture
09/30/2015After winning two fellowships at graduation, Whitney Oldenburg MFA 15 PT is happy to continue turning life's disappointments into compelling works of art.
Tags: alumni, graduate, Painting
07/02/2015A team of RI educators is preparing to test sculptural forms designed to attract marine life in the waters off India Point Park.
Tags: local/regional, collaborations, faculty, graduate, Graduate Studies, public engagement, Landscape Architecture
06/19/2015Students in a cross-disciplinary spring studio dream up designs for a proposed Museum of Climate Change in Manhattan.
Tags: Architecture, Architecture + Design, graduate, innovation, public engagement, Landscape Architecture, sustainability
06/02/2015Irreverent filmmaker John Waters and other inspiring speakers kept spirits high at RISD's 2015 Commencement ceremony.
Tags: alumni, entertainment, graduate, global, students
03/09/2015Professor Jim Barnes BArch 69 works with graduate students in Architecture to inspire teens to pursue related fields.
Tags: Architecture, alumni, Architecture + Design, faculty, graduate, Graduate Studies, nonprofits, public engagement, students
12/02/2014After leaving her home country of Myanmar, Soe Yu Nwe MFA 15 CR finds that she's now fully focused on anchoring herself through her work.
Tags: Ceramics, graduate, global, students, diversity
11/25/2014Barbara Wong MA 95, executive director of ¡CityArts!, explains how Providence's nationally recognized afterschool arts program builds bridges for kids.
Tags: alumni, graduate, nonprofits, social responsibility, Teaching + Learning in Art + Design, diversity
11/18/2014Landscape Architecture students work across disciplines to find sustainable solutions to problems associated with Rhode Island's coastline.
Tags: academic collaborations, local/regional, faculty, graduate, Graduate Studies, interdisciplinary, public engagement, research, Landscape Architecture, STEAM


text:
Wawrinka beats Malisse to lift Chennai Open
The third seeded Swiss clinched the singles title with a hard-fought 7-5, 4-6, 6-1 win.
Chennai: Stanislas Wawrinka will not have any regrets for changing his mind at the last moment and deciding to play in the Aircel ATP Chennai Open as the third seeded Swiss, given a wild card, clinched the singles title with a hard-fought 7-5, 4-6, 6-1, win against the 2007 champion Xavier Malisse from Belgium, here on Sunday.
It was not the best of finals witnessed on these courts as both players were prone to errors and only on occasions did the quality of play lift to befit the occasion.
The victory that came after two hours, 14 minutes, earned 25-year old Wawrinka, ranked No.21, a cheque for $68,850 and 250 ranking points while the seventh seeded Malisse took home 36,250 USD and 150 points.
It was Wawrinka's third tour title and his first on hard court while the 60th ranked 30-year old Malisse lost his ninth career finals, three of which he had won.
The 30-year old Malisse was off to a great start as he broke Wawrinka in the very first game of the first set, but it was not long before the Swiss settled down to play some solid tennis that saw him claw back into the match.
Wawrinka, a finalist here last year, broke in the eighth game to draw level, playing some of his best tennis, including some searing winners that left Malisse gasping.
The pressure was squarely on Malisse as he invariably came off second best in the long rallies while Wawrinka looked very assured and secure.
Another break in the 12th after four duces gave Wawrinka the set and he looked poised to drive home the advantage.
However, it was not to be as Malisse, stepping up the pace and getting more aggressive, broke in the third to forge ahead. The games went to serve thereafter and Malisse took the set to push the match into the decider.
Wawrinka was off the blocks quickly in the third set when he broke Malisse in the second game to get his nose in front. It then boiled down to the Swiss merely holding serve and so it proved to be.
Malisse seemed to lose composure in the decider and the several unforced errors at crucial junctures cost him dear was Wawrinka was not about let go of the advantage.
Another break of serve in sixth put the Swiss, who had taken out top seed and World No.6 Tomas Berdych in the semi-finals, in the clear even as Malisse was content to go through the motions thereafter.
Recommended For You
- When Caste Killed Community in Saharanpur
- Exclusive: Read Excerpts From Sita: Warrior of Mithila by Amish Tripathi
- Pirates of The Caribbean: Salazar's Revenge Just Taps Into Collective Nostalgia
- Champions Trophy 2017: Yuvraj Singh to Miss Warm-Up Tie Against New Zealand
- Sehwag Blames Wife for Missing Sachin's Movie Premiere With Hilarious Tweet


text:
beglobal brauchte ein neues Logo Design und hat einen Wettbewerb auf 99designs gestartet.
Aus 58 Designs von 21 Designern wurde eine Gewinner gewählt.
We are looking for a new logo for http://www.jerryspaintball.com. This will probably be followed by a contest for a new site design, but first the logo. Given the nature of the sites audience, we are looking for something masculine, strong and appealing to youth.
None currently... open to suggestions
Desired Color Scheme:
Bright colors, masculine... no pastels.
Desired Style:
Clean, but strong. Not looking for something so out there that you can't figure out what it is, but at the same time, it needs to be "cool" enough to make someone want to slap a sticker with it on their hopper.
Accepted File Formats:
Vector graphics, psd, jpeg/gif
The logo should have the following characteristics:
1. Strong, masculine,youth-appealing
2. Good for Web and Print
3. Good in color and B&W
4. Adaptable... for example, we plan to use it with a future sticker contest
Our website should get you started but keep in mind that we are about to change the website as well. We will not be using "Paintball Pro Shoppe" but instead will standardize on Jerry's Paintball.
For additional information, please post a question or send an IM.


text:
March 15, 2014
Box Score | Notes | Photo Gallery | Highlights
Site: Indianapolis, Ind. (Banker's Life Fieldhouse)
Event: Big Ten Tournament (Semifinals)
Score: #8 Michigan 72, #24 Ohio State 69
Records: U-M (25-7), OSU (25-9)
Next U-M Event: Sunday, March 16 -- vs. Michigan State - Big Ten Tournament Final (Indianapolis, Ind.), 3:30 p.m. (TV: CBS)
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. -- The University of Michigan men's basketball team (No. 8 AP, No. 9 ESPN/USA Today) survived another second-half scare but held on for a 72-69 victory over Ohio State (No. 24 AP, No. 24 ESPN/USA Today) in the first semifinal game of the Big Ten Tournament on Saturday afternoon (March 15) inside Banker's Life Fieldhouse. The Wolverines advanced to the tournament's championship game for the first time since 1998 -- the first year of the tourney.
Sophomore Nik Stauskas (Mississauga, Ontario/St. Mark's School [Mass.]) led the way with 18 points on 4-of-8 shooting from three-point range. Classmate Caris LeVert (Pickerington, Ohio/Central) was right behind with 17 points on 6-of-9 shooting while also grabbing a game-high eight rebounds. Fellow sophomore Glenn Robinson III (St. John, Ind./Lake Central) was Michigan's final double-digit scorer with 11 points, and freshman Derrick Walton Jr. (Harper Woods, Mich./Chandler Park Academy) posted eight points, five rebounds and four assists.
Postgame Press Conference
Coach Beilein Radio
Albrecht | Robinson
LeVert | Walton | Stauskas
Trailing 68-65 with four minutes left in the game, Michigan responded with a Stauskas jumper and two free throws by Robinson to retake the lead with 2:55 left, and Stauskas' reverse layup under the basket dropped in with 2:08 to play to give U-M a 71-68 advantage. Ohio State called timeout with 52.7 seconds left, and LaQuinton Ross was sent to the line after drawing Jordan Morgan's (Detroit, Mich./University of Detroit Jesuit) fifth foul, ejecting him from the game with 44.5 seconds to go. Ross made one from the line, and Michigan called timeout, up 71-69.
Stauskas missed a three with 13 seconds left, but LeVert grabbed the offensive rebound and passed to Spike Albrecht (Crown Point, Ind./Northfield Mount Hermon Prep [Mass.]), who was fouled with 6.2 ticks left and hit one of two free throws to bring the score to 72-69. Aaron Craft had one last chance at a three, but he lost the ball before he was able to shoot, sealing the three-point victory for Michigan.
The Wolverines came out gunning from the start, making six of their first seven shots and going up 15-2 less than four minutes into the game. Triples from Stauskas, Robinson and LeVert put Michigan up 9-2, and a layup by Robinson on the fast break made the margin nine points and forced OSU to call timeout at 16:56. Out of the break, Robinson knocked down a jumper, and Morgan threw down a dunk off a feed from Stauskas to put U-M ahead by 13.
The Buckeyes responded with five straight points to come within eight of Michigan, but Stauskas banked in a step-back three from the left wing to put the Maize and Blue back on top by 11. Ohio came within seven after a transition basket by Ross made the score 21-14 at 11:06, but Zak Irvin (Fishers, Ind./Hamilton Southeastern) nailed a three just eight seconds later to reclaim a double-digit lead.
After a Shannon Scott jumper brought the score to 24-16, the Wolverines scored eight unanswered points, with five coming from LeVert, including his fast-break dunk that made the lead 32-16 with 7:39 remaining in the first half.
Another Irvin triple put Michigan up 37-22 with 6:02 left, but the Buckeyes closed out the half on a 15-4 run. A Ross layup pulled Ohio within six points at 37-31, but the Wolverines made consecutive baskets to go back up by 10. Then OSU scored the final six points on another Ross layup, a Craft floater, and a basket by Amir Williams with four seconds left, making the score 41-37 in U-M's favor going into the break.
Michigan shot 16-of-25 (64 percent) from the floor in the first half, including an impressive 8-of-13 (62 percent) from three. The team hit seven of its first nine three-point attempts, while seven of their first 10 made field goals came from long distance. Ohio State went 14-of-27 (52 percent) on field goals and made four of its nine attempts from three (44 percent). Scott led all first-half scorers with 10 points on 4-of-6 shooting, while six Wolverines scored five or more points, led by LeVert with eight. U-M also assisted on 12 of its 16 first-half baskets, and six different players tallied a triple, with Stauskas and Irvin collecting two each.
Stauskas knocked down a three on the first shot after the intermission, and after a Ross basket, the Wolverines hit two more triples to take a 50-39 lead. LeVert made a jumper from the left elbow at 14:57 to give U-M a 56-44 advantage, but OSU scored two straight baskets to cut the deficit to eight points and force Michigan to call timeout with 13:10 left in the game. Then Scott hit a three from the top of the key to make the score 56-51. On Michigan's next possession, Stauskas drew a foul on Craft while shooting a three, forcing Craft to sit with four fouls and 11:44 left in the game. Stauskas hit two from the line put the Maize and Blue up seven.
OSU proceeded to score six straight points, including a tough shot in the paint by Ross that made the score 58-57 and forced Michigan to use a timeout with 9:38 remaining. Ohio State took its first lead of the game at 7:58 when an alley-oop dunk by Sam Thompson made the score 61-60.
The Wolverines reclaimed the lead at 5:49 when LeVert hit the front end of a one-and-one opportunity, making the score 65-64, but the Buckeyes scored two straight baskets to take a 68-65 lead with 4:12 left, their largest lead of the game.
U-M finished the game shooting 25-of-47 (53 percent), including 12-of-23 (52 percent) from downtown. OSU shot 27-of-56 (48 percent) and made seven of its 19 three-point attempts (37 percent). Ross led all scorers with 19 points, while Scott finished with 18 points on 7-of-10 shooting, five rebounds and six assists. Craft also did a little of everything, posting nine points, a team-high seven rebounds, and six assists.
Ohio State won the rebounding battle, 31-26, and had 10 steals on 12 Michigan turnovers. The Wolverines shot 10-of-19 (53 percent) from the line, while OSU hit eight of its 12 attempts (67 percent) from the charity stripe. U-M was outscored in the paint, 32-18, and had seven fast-break points compared to the Buckeyes' 16.
Michigan will take on No. 22 Michigan State on Sunday (March 16) in the final game of the Big Ten Tournament inside Banker's Life Fieldhouse. Tipoff is set for 3:30 p.m., and the game will be televised on CBS.
Contact: Tom Wywrot (734) 763-4423
» Learn about Michigan men's basketball season tickets for the 2017-18 season.


text:
MikeX2 Photographer
Aiden ConnorsModel Male Los Angeles, California, US
My MM URL: http://www.modelmayhem.com/Aiden_Connors
Mayhem # 3025438
About MeI'm not by any means a big time model or anything of the sort. I've done a few shoots with some amazing photographers, and had a blast doing it. I'm here more to get out in front of the camera a little more and see how things go. Not necessarily looking for compensation or anything big like that, but looking to have a good time doing something I love to do. Nothing translates better on camera than a model who likes what they're doing, right?
I live in Los Angeles just vacationing in Florida.
Have you worked with Aiden Connors? Add Credits for Aiden Connors! >>
Credit NotesClark Oliver mm#1540175
Erick Herfs mm#1862166
Dick Mitchell mm#111140
MikeX2 Photographer
Pierre Brazen Model
Mike Ross Pix Photographer
Wesley Falcon Photos Photographer
not here1 Model
Jeffrey Model
Loading Content