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Letters 9-27
Incivility plagued Maggie meeting
To the editor:
I attended the Maggie Valley Town meeting of the aldermen and concerned citizens last evening.
I was appalled the rude discussions and dialogue which were out of order according to the standards of Roberts Rules.
I observed that neither the audience nor some of the board members are accustomed to using these rules which assure a civil discussion and resolution to the problems facing the board, both in management and personnel matters. The meeting was in disarray.
I heard an argument between Becky Ramey and Audrey Hager as to who paid for the advertising for the Popcorn Sutton Jam at the Festival Grounds. Neither party had the right to exploit the memory of Popcorn — neither had the familial claim — for personal profit. This resulted in name-calling.
Questions raised in the open session were:
1. Does the town need to be in the liquor business?
2. What is Jim Blyth's connection to discussions about the bill in question and the last concert that has brought discrepancies to the forefront?
3. Who is eligible to apply for the liquor license at the festival Ground?
4. Who gets to use the Festival Ground and at what price?
5. Personnel issues should not be aired in public open meetings.
The town board needs to provide an example of civic leadership and accountability to the citizens of the town.
Those who call Maggie valley our home are embarrassed that the board's dysfunction is the publicity that our community receives and few headlines tell of the positive benefits of living in community.
Too much tax money has been wasted trying to make the festival grounds an avenue of profit, when it could be a source of bringing visitors to our mountain community.
Ernestine E. Upchurch
Maggie Valley


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Bromelain's Tissue Healing Properties
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Bromelain is a cysteine-protease nutrient, helping your body clean up damaged structures by "digesting" them. It is also known to have germ-killing, anti-inflammatory, and anti-swelling effects – all contributing to better healing following injury or surgery. The current study demonstrates how bromelain improves the healing of soft tissue injuries.
When injury occurs in soft tissue, cells are triggered into action to repair the injury. This results in cells such as fibroblasts (tissue carpenters) and endothelial cells of the circulation in the injured area increasing their activity. The first step is to lay down scar-like material to construct scaffolding, and then fill in the injured area with new tissue formation. A common problem in healing is excessive activity of these types of cells in an effort to repair, leading to excessive amounts of scar-like fibrolytic material forming. In other words, the scaffolding is excessive and interferes with the formation of new and proper tissue, leading to poor quality of healing with excessive abnormal tissue that contains excess scar tissue.
The researchers proved that bromelain was able to manage the fibroblasts and endothelial cells so that a more appropriate amount of repair material is produced. Importantly, bromelain did not kill these cells it just told them to relax. This enables better quality of soft tissue healing.
While this mechanism applies to any healing it is of specific value following cosmetic surgery. The most undesirable and common side effect from such surgery is the excess scar tissue that forms in response to healing – something a surgeon has no control over and never knows when it will happen. The mechanism of bromelain activity described in this study supports the idea that bromelain could help quality of healing following elective surgeries.
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Australian bank lending increased in April for a fourth month after the central bank cut borrowing costs to the lowest level in half a century and government handouts spurred demand for home loans.
Loans provided by banks and other finance companies climbed 0.1 per cent from March, when they also gained 0.1 per cent, the Reserve Bank of Australia said in Sydney yesterday.
The median estimate of 18 economists surveyed by Bloomberg News was for a 0.2 per cent rise. Mortgage lending advanced 0.7 per cent in April.
Central bank Governor Glenn Stevens cut the benchmark rate by a quarter-point to 3 per cent in April, the sixth reduction since early September, to spur an economy in its first recession since 1991.
Demand for home loans is being stoked by Prime Minister Kevin Rudd's decision in October to triple a grant to first-time buyers of newly built dwellings to A$21,000.
"Credit is sluggish overall," said Annette Beacher, an economist at TD Securities in Singapore.
"The optimists will point to home lending being strong, but pessimists like myself will look at the business-sector lending", which declined.
The Australian dollar traded at US78.69c at 11.36am in Sydney from US78.67c just before the report was released. The two-year bond yield was unchanged at 3.51 per cent.
Lending to companies fell 0.5 per cent in April, the third monthly decline since December, and rose 3.5 per cent from a year earlier, yesterday's report showed. By contrast, business borrowing climbed at an annual rate of 19.5 per cent in April last year.
"It's the retrenchment in the business sector that's prolonging the recession," Beacher said.
Stevens and his board are forecast to keep the overnight cash rate target at a 49-year low of 3 per cent on Tuesday, according to a Credit Suisse Group index based on swaps trading.


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Ruth Bourdain Comes Out of the Pantry
The wondering and speculation are over. We finally know who the real person is behind Ruth Bourdain, the Twitter personality that is a bizarre mashup of former Gourmet editor Ruth Reichl and foul-mouthed TV food show host Anthony Bourdain (visually, we're talking Reichl's dark long hair with bangs plopped on top of Bourdain's mug).
All those witty and profane jabs at the pretentions of food culture — as well as a companion book titled, "Comfort Me With Offal" — were written (and tweeted) by Josh Friedland,, who came out to New York Times reporter Julia Moskin in Saturday's paper. Despite his snarky alternate persona, the Moskin calls Friedland "a mild-mannered freelance writer in Maplewood, N.J., who produces the Food Section, one of the longest-running culinary blogs on the Web." On his website, Friedland describes himself as "addicted to just about everything having to do with food, whether it be home cooking to restaurants, culinary travel, photography, history, books, or food politics."
It was no mean feat for Friedland to remain in the pantry for three years and 2,700 tweets when foodies everywhere wanted to know who exactly Ruth Bourdain was. He was awarded the James Beard journalism award for humor but didn't show up to claim it. According to the Times, Friedland managed to deflect accurate guesses at Ruth Bourdain's real identity by changing cell phone numbers, using voice-disguising software in interviews, and forcing editors and reporters to sign non-disclosure agreements. In the meantime, fingers were pointed at other possible culprits, like Robert Sietsema, the former Village Voice restaurant critic.
It got to the point where keeping up the ruse was just too exhausting. Besides, it was starting to bother Friedland that as long as he was Ruth Bourdain, he couldn't take credit for his well-received work. "It was a good choice for the character not to attend the Beard awards," he told the Times. "But would I like to have been there, getting a medal for my work? Of course."
But just because we all now know that it's Friedland who is poking fun at "Mario Batali's plump biscuits," it doesn't mean that Ruth Bourdain is going to fade from the culinary parody scene. For one thing, Friedland will most certainly continue to riff on Ruth Reichl's habit of posting a flowery description of her breakfast every day. Just recently, Ruth Bourdain shared: "The birds are louder than f*ck this morning. Breakfast of black beans, tortillas, and salsa causing fragrant, ozone-destroying flatulence."
Who'd want this kind of appetizing stuff to disappear from the Twittersphere?
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Dunkirk Evening Observer (Newspaper) - November 11, 1890, Dunkirk, New York VOL. XX. DTOKIRK, N. TUESDAY. NOVEMBER 11, 1890. REP RESENTATIVE lUSINESS HOUSES NO. 79. OF DUNKIRK. VffKW BITLISG MACHINE for nihnif all lumie ol blanks ia the lateatuiiiiition to Mechanical Department ol Dunkirk Printing Compnny. UB. StFFOBD, amt 226 Central Are. Artistic Photographer luutantaneouu 'lunognpng at Babies it specialty, .liners -fld not wail for anntibino except for i IK BUD Pro- ietor. Jin. E. .-iuixmil street, nuitr liuf- t.lo street, Dunkirk. X. V. ma, Uu- i.ts. Pamphlets, in all styles. Or'lers j nmptly attended to. AJ1 work gtmrnnteeii. I >CKCUKK-S CBOCKKBY HOUSE, J Leucral Avenue. IRKLLWS WOES GRAPHICALLY DEPICTED BY HER ABLE CHAMPIONS. IMeotinij In New York in Behalf gnffiurtn In too Kmtrald Stirring gpxeolKn by Utuura. Dillon, and Others QentirouB Snb- to the of Sympathy Adopted. i .tali retiul ileaier in imported autl China, Glaaaware, etc. UOTHL, Kates.il per ilay. and Boarding connection. Victor BitiiT, 335 and 337 Lion atreflt. IITY BARBEK SHOP U Chaa. Masle, Pmp.. u-uter Lake Shore National Uank, corner :ater ani! Third atretita. A. fine stuck ot f 'reign anil LkimesUc Ligara. KVE.NINU OB.SKHVEK. Largest Daily in Uie County. An mutqoaJletl tulrerUsiug medium. i> ITNXtRK ENGINEERING COMPANY. Formerly Sellcw Jfc Pojiple. rfunufacturera of Engines, Boilors, Pulluyn, 4 tufting Handera, etc. Patterns, FortniiSf. U Hangs, ami Machine Work b> anlur. 3HTRT CO., 2U.', ami t Center street. of the 'Crutnwell" amt "IMmkirk" perfect on ante in all limiiiujj iurniolnnif, atliing and rlry Boutin houses m Dunkirk. l) TOOMET, 434 anil Linn direct. J 4S4 and WB Lion direct, uew.'er in Flour, Feed, ail. Uitlu'l Hity, Phos- OLE. :ui'i uuunK Scliun, Uniiiu j Uejtut. Ettby jucesd u> ail tramu ami bufa- UM liouip.a. for Coin- Travelers. .l.mo .1. Murpny. aproni-of applause. I Furniture. Cii'jlnut ire nK. Picture Frames uiiuU' UJ l CO., U Ml Cenlr.il Ave., ol IfiBiiiun anil (ienilemun I L ol Steuin tleaung L'lumbmg a ripociaity. jur Flue dnirtd, llHj; Oollur.' CoiTd, 4c, ami Luce Uuruiuu. Krtse Uclr.' ry. A W. "iO7 Center dtroeu Lli. OKH.-tt, K. Third au, cor. at BulTjlo -.aul.nc.urer and dealorm KmeHuola A I KSBI WEXLER'S NEW STORE, IDS E. A L Third 3U BuukB. -Suinonurr, MllBlcal 111- uudWeekiv Papers. pertaining to a tirsl uliiga book uiro. Sehuoi a i OB PKtSTING of wary itunenpuon :mil lit lowest living by Uuukirk Prinunif Com-tmny, J and 10 E. Second SL H. VAN BCKKN SON, Fire Accident and General Uimiracoe. ._ Ueal Estate and A..enuon naid to r-hu aire al iiropcrty uoiiecv- i routs ic. iia Oeuter at., iud floor. I OSBOB'S PHARMACY. MO Central Avenue tor Wall Paper Paaut Oils, Ac. i .KKKCO, J. W., J 209 Center street, liunafacturer anil in Harness, Sad.ilea, collars, IrunkB, hips, Buffalo lluuna, ii .rae Covers ulovm t SCHOLTES, i IT Bsat Thin! aircut, r .ooionable Tailur. Geuclemen will Un't it to u.mr advantage to call on me before purchasing B. CAKK YORK, Nov. Irish parlia- mentary parry arrived in this city late yesterday afternoon and wero mer. at, the Grand Centnii depot by Mayor Grant, J. J. O'Donnhutt, Kelly and others. They wre then driven to the Hoffman house, where, after dinner waa nerved, a reception ivus Governor Hill arriv- ing from Albany in time to participate. The party li-ft the hotel at for iletropoiitan Opera house and were heartily cuweil by a large crowd which had assmmbleil the hotel. The party reached the opera house ut precisely 8 o'clock, where fully persona had oongregaied. When John Dillon itepped to the fxmt of the stage, galleries, orches- tra and buxes vied together in thunders of applause. Not oaly oncu was tills scene auacteit, but every murubir of the party who spoke WHS similarly reeeiTed. Mr. J. J. O'Donohue, aa thu representa- tive of the United Irish societies, pre- sented Governor Hill, whom he styled the American champion of home rule, ;ta thu of the evening, Governor Hill, ju risinir, W.-IH received with grunt ap- Tin- ifoveruoriii a few wall chosen words accnpred the honor, and cordially weicomeil tiie delnifacds to the city and stale. The Hut of vice presidents was then read, -vhich many ol! tile best- known .jf the city and vicinity. tile IxjNt known were: Orover CleviM.iiiil. Levi P. Morton. C .M. Depew, Mayor ijrant. William II. Evarrs, Charles A. Duna, Gen. Sherman. NVillmm C. Whitney, I.i-on Abbetr. William R. finice, Aliili-r. Curl Kouli Duvia, Whiri-luw Keid. John I'uckrsil. Oeorijo Usxvrild Oiteiidorfer, J. I. C. Clarke. Edvnir.l L. Goiliuu, K. D. Konsevelt, lei'tur F.rluu-dt. Pn.srmaMU-r Van Cott. O. B. Porter, H.-timltou Fish, Jr., J. J. Lnou'rm. Xorvin Green and Eldridtff i'. GHJTV. Mr. John Dillon W.-IM intrndnued nuiiil poke in aub- ;w folimvy: i Thi; for which I this appeal j Co pilhlu: of Amenuii i.s .mi: wiiiiih u''" i mast rccommeud it.-elf to citi- zen 'if AmiTiua. It i.-, the cjhiua of thu to cinini L.I Unurty jind 1'iie. I'l.diu tlii-se rights und which h.ivi; ni.ide this romury wliat it IH to-day. There are t iay we shouid not make an appeal to America, but we it because our appeal to 'iliieny luis .ii-en answered by brute furce. i.eeyi reuaced in oar population from to MUNI. Xo nioiii-y has Di'i-n spiu-ud to criiah Ireland. I'lnir tiie cjuse in there man will say chat the i.-- not justified in look- nu; to "very f.ee people under rlte .Him for libwrr-. [jatronaue is at the of die EnirllBrt novernmenc. 'llieyha'.-e i multiplied their oilicers aud inrreoaed -aliiries to keep their people oil that, .side t the In ISM. when !03 members were gent to par! anienc.. eighty-five of them were .sunc to support our cause. ;md now the Ensj- inai.ic., on ojir country in face of the opposition of I iifhty-UvB men. Thny will deny thase ror which your f.ithers fought. They would reduce the country to the condition of and place her under rule of landlords. [Hjti.-i.'s and howls.] L'hey will Ireland with a thai reiinires W.OIKi bayonets to hold it in iubjectio.i. Our population ia than that, of N'ew York, ;md ir takes 10.000 men to keep the people nmet, anil I am proud of the t'nah people for if. They do all that because t.ue Irish people can- not rule themselves. Bu; the govern- ment ruitid Ireland m a manner that they ahould .say we cannot rule our own coun- try. They have had the rule for eighty- six years, but they hiive put down with "a atronii hand effort made to emanci- pate her people. I clialieuue any nuiiou in history to pro- duce such a history aa ourn has been. They have reduced the masses to and it.u-v- ation. Where in other countries there have been in population by jumps and bounds, in our country the homes have been deserted, ami thin hag the work of garrisons in Ireland. All the world expects reirularly an Irish famine. Ytwr after year the cry of famine masses will be standing in the shadow of I p VT D L" U T f Y P V 11' If V a famine at which Mr. Balfonr has jeered. I L u ljjl'jlj l L A-' Ll- 1 We come for a fighting fund. The land- j lords' und the Dublin castle blight i WALL STRECT IN A FERM-NT OF ia worse than any famine blight. The old country of Ireland is crushed under EXCITEMENT. wheels of oppression. We have said we would never bei? again for a famine. Wa Mnn.r A. .io.t mil Fallur.. are nuhtinq; for our people, and it should be the pride of every Irishman to that wo are not defeated. We have challenged Mr. Bulfour to name any instance in which he has been entirely successful against aa, although he hua persecuted us at every A collection was than taken for the IraminrMit. Hunka and Cotn- panirft Hliarn in the Genera! Fright, nrnkera Make Frantic Euilparim to LauriH to In ten-sting Iiitervinw Wirh .fay Goulrt. N'EW YOHK. Xnv. dark clonda were called for. and they swelled the total t slx reiiched a receipts of the evening to about OIW '-lacknesis nn.r .ins. The following were some of the largest' >vas on the xei-e of subscriptions: Eugene a dnriny the first twu hours, Joseph J. O'Donoiihne. Jtnj. John almost unobtainable anil failures Byrnes, W. H. Grace. ilayor were imminent, Louiloa prices for Grant, MoAleenan. American securities cabled over here Henry D. Purroy, jSOfl; W. Boiirke Cock- raue. Sflllil: Governor Hill, Col. W. L. Brown, was also received with applause, and spoke briefly of the attempts of Bui four to suppress the Irish caiine. The Americans were now 1 showed, i low the es of from to '3 striking the fliuil blow. He predicted that the accounts of this meeting would be read all over England ami Ireland to-day, with joy in the latter place, but with fear ia England. nt. be- jr nn.vi of Money rarei were limb in London an I ,1 i uncom- f- irt a! dii fetiiiim of' >s irted. iii-n thr miii-'ift 'ipmu'il there a rush tosell aruck-, at. any price. In tha tlrst ten prices of ac i.'e stocka hud declined (mm' 1 to 3 per cent. The e-ti-irHment on Ksuiianiii! was trernminonH. [t s-i-med almost impos- i- ro Hnd so public In conclusion, T. D. Sullivan made a i hort speech thanking the Irish-Ameri- cans for their generous offerings. The following resolutions were adopted- i nans, and h M ;lll hour Dhe KehapTe wi" bar-? of monev. "The streets ire full Lrokers aim ir lo miod h were vanishing at a u-rrihle rate. Re-niTpil That ,hu citizens of tlm rity A fiw slight rallies occurred durin- i tlw-r" by a Uea, ty and corrilnl 'l at he ext Bruoiini; in the r -Dr-x-ntativca of ihu Irish general, people. .Inhn Dillon. William O'Brien. T. D. I oi-t'ire 1'i o'clock the death of Sullivan. William OViiiinur, Timothy Har-: occurred, and cast an added nlo> who xpense rinu'inn anil T irilmirar. Ui-wlvuit, Thai, niriiunizinK them iia the llllly iwiTBiliti-il Vd of 1 1m Irish pniiplii, uninly uml ui'iihi-nituly fiioaun to .Hi'eaK in buliiilf. WH their mission to every Inver nt tibi-ny throliLfbulu Lias iaillt. That. ,1.1 cuizena cif this frets re- puljlk-. Hii'inattid hy thf Inve r'or bumun ert y ,inu a rusprc' fur human rii-iitj, wlilcll we liavo imbibixl tnnii thn nt our iflurioiu inbiiinnnii- untlfr ;lie prntectini; retain of our ciiiiMiitiitinn, anxious, in common wirh all mankind, for [be -.urccsa of jiislice m Uilnmn uppn-MJnu i-verj'- wlH-iy. iiuitvcrviitlyiMinili-mn tin- policyof tin- Tory of Orpat Britain Iriintml .w a di'iiml nf nutiiral >m over cue stock exchange. liit-ine.ss ndutl for half an hour, and the brokers. tune tak a breath- ilia Mjjell am! count, up losses. At .ibo..t 1 un.n.-y leiiuera beifan to i appeal-ill ;lie lonn crowd on tha stuck Ex- change. L'Mev oli'en-d mon..y freely and rates declined from to 1 ni-r cent, aud inti'i-i-st. which is uquivaieut to about :xi per cent. Aoi.ur. -.ame time their came a sharp r-dly ill .stocks au.1 yricea to advance .iifai'2. Hi the declines of the Jay pi-r cent, and Liie, their ov.-u coinmon humanity. (hi fur human. liberty ami a blut Tli :l with The .tllltucle of thi! Eniflish people ius evidenced ia thu n-i-cnt anil we upplaiui then-evHtiuit, determination to reject ami ri'inniiale. a[ tin-oiu-llest oiJpnrtTinity. the which thtjiii bj- its uiiiversa.ly condcniued puiit-y of hatr..-it and oppi-'-Tion tou-anl the Irish people. Hi-dlved. -niat. ni-liuviim' lionie if local the only guarantee if peace 10 England and prosperity to Ireland, we bul (ini speed to William Uladhtune and I.lurk-, Stewart PanieU hi Iliuir endeavor io -cttle la-cat fall of prices in Wall street. ACCIDENTS AND INJURIES. to Bert Dayton on JTuiulny. A number of accidents happened on the Dunkirk. Allegheny Valley and Pittabnrg road on Monday. The moat serious was that to Bert Dayton, a brnkemiin ia the yard here. It was briefly noticed yesterday. It happened while the engine waa switching. He put hia hands on the tops of two flat cars and tried to jutnp upon them. His feet went out backward and be fell on his face between the cara, and had the train been going fast nt all he would have been killed. He pushed himself off the track with his hands, but the right arm was caught and run over just above (he wrist by one wheel of a car loaded with Bteel rails. Dr. Cronyn waa called, and Dr. Sullivan alao. Both declared that the band would have to be taken off. Judge Whitman Clark is an uncle of the young mnn, aud his decis- ion appealed to, and he decided it best to leave the matter to Dr. L. P. Dayton of Buffalo, anolher uncle. He telephoned to Dr. Dayton this morning, and the doctor arrived this afternoon. Fred Rich, employed as fireman in the D. A. V. P. yard at Tituaville, had his right shoulder broken yesterday. He was coupling cars, and was squeezed. He is about thirty years old, and former- ly lived here. Hia father waa proprie- tor of the Avenue Hotel, on Central avenue. A car on frei4ht train No. 11 on the D. A. V. P. road (due to leave here at 2 p. m.) got off the track ata switch at Canaaiiagn tit about eleven last night. No damage was done, but it was very hard to get on, as it waa heavily loaded, and the mud was soft. The wreckers worked all right, and got the wjrk done thia morning The freight train due here at eleven last night did not get in until eight this morning. A west-bound freight train on the Nickel Plate jumped the track just east of North East on Saturday demolishing three cara, bursting a number of barrels of molasses and strewing the road with merchandise and coal for several rods. No one injured. The wreck WMS quick- ly cleared away and trains continued to nn regularity. Arthur Bicken hail the forefinger of his left hand badly amaahed while coups ling cara at Ripley. Three gravel cars were derailed on Ihe W, N. Y P., a brosen rail. j HIM, i. said: "Tlu'i-ti is a very great, depression. Okhotsk nea aiul report., the loss ot six ot i ,mt lh ni tne mark succeed they JhrLi lose Ul> II (IS UI Foa set in ami they patience to ve by a retutninir wave. Twi> New Chartered. HARP.I.SBI Pa.. Nov. state 1 department yesterday granted charters to i bpeu consitierablti btiving of stocks out- right. Plt.tsburs Dcmanil. _______ PiTTsnntG, Xov. Director two niilrouil compiuiiea. One is the State Henry B. takes the floor at the Plav- Line Ruilniad company extending from to-day he will aak the the New York imd Pennsylvania state Players' National lenetie either to pur- line, near intersection with the (iflnesee i the franchise of ihe Pittsburg rivpr. sontlii'rly to Perryville. a distance j leaanu club or allow it to with" of two mili'i, in the county of Potter. ''raw from thut. organization. This will The capital of the road is The I nn-an n complete capitulation of the Pitta- cither is, the Eriii aud railroad. hnrsf league club to the National I CO., i ;tS3 Lion street. .reneral Hardware. White Paincer'8 Granite Ware, i special- 'ammu. ianr year cneery ot Elimme t. Monroe rangu. has come iicr-ws the water, and the Ameri- i .-an people have come to the relief of the DLIXi, snch asblank-liooka, talgers, iinu surt'erers without scarcely any inquiry. Our people never know what comfort is. Thair food is taken from them, and this year IKKl.ixiu worth of provisions will be shippe-1 out of Ireland. Isn't this dis- graceful when the people are starving? Wa can say for the defense of our party during the last ten years England It will be miles long from a junc- tion with the New York, Chicnuu and St. Louis rnilrond, near Girard, Erie county, to a junction with the Pittsburg. Shen- iingo and Lake Erie railroad, aear Crams- vine. The capital is all iuudiiof blanks done at Dunkirk Printing Company, a and 10 E. Second at HUUOLPH Cor. Third and Buffalo uexlur in Granite. Marble, r lapg Buiiuinjf atone. Gall on me your side- walk. and buying RISUEX CO., 7 and D East Front street. Whisky, Wines, Brantitea. Liquor Store for Family Hue. T> MeKAY. J t Lion street, near the depot. Bairdii.g, Sulu. aud Livery Slabln. Si.i by Uie -lay or week on reasonable U ma. .Ul J. 301 Central Ave. iLTF O General Lnsnrance and iteal Batuu; Fire, Lite, Accident, anil Live Stock Durance. I'rompr attention selling Ueai Ssuite. van to buying r C. JOSES. 75 E. Thirrt st, cor. Deer. r.scelsior Meat Market. Fresh, Salt and 3. oked Muula, Lanl, Sausages, oysLers ami r .uilry. W ATCiLES, JEWliLIiX. Bny the Aurora Railmail Wiitch. avecialty. Frank Stapt. 33 K. Taint at. j'M. MOCKER. Merchant Tailor, US Central Avenue HEALTH IS WEALTH! OB. B. C. waar'9 NKBVX AMD TuSATMBST, a guaranteed specific lor Ryste- na, Dizziness. Convulsions. Pita, Xervoue Nenralgia Heailacne, Nervone cansedby the use ol alcohol or tabavxu. Wake- lullncas, Mental LiepreBsion, Softeninp pi the Brain resnltir.it 111 insanity anil Icailing tr misery Uecay an.l .leaUi, Preuiaturt! Age Bamnnen, ol power in either MX, In voluntary Losses aiui Spermntorr-iicea caiuoR by of the brain, self-annse or ovcr-uulnlgeace. Eau'jiiicuntainnonc moutlu H.09 a IMM, at Uoxes lor JS.OO has not been able to buy any one of our number. In I860 we undertook to make an effort, to free onr people and to-duy we have placed in the hands of an un- armed people a mighty power. We have made them more than a match for Bal- four ami nut men. Fnr ten years we have been and twenty-five of our men have been persecuted ami imprisoned, but not one of them has committed an net for which he would be imprisoned in. one of i our states. We have been sub- jected to a police system, the like of which is ant. to be found on this earth; we will sonn have a policeman to every citizen. When I am at home in Ireland I ant never without an escort, for my every step ia wntched. I th.ink you for all you have done. I for my part will never make an appeal for famine relief. I do appeal that the people will -.taud liy us in this strug- gle to destroy that perennial source of fxnnue and .set up iu the Dublin castle a thut will represent Ireland ami will chase from our shores that of famine and depredation. It is a to enable our people to con- trol our resources of ourjiountry, a coun- try to which every Irishman will look back with pr'de. Air. Diiion greeted with i-heers. Governor Hill then introduced William O'Brien. Mr. O'Brien said: We Irishmen uu-gei. that there has always been oc" greut nation that haa sympathy for us In sirmrjle you have desired to asi.it us. aud the instinct of. humanity hua taught you to extend yonrblessmcs to a country bound to so many ties. I have reason tu Know that every ex- of Ame'icrm opinion exercises a influence over tiie opinion of the Engli.Mi people. Here yon are honored and ,-e.s- nnt we come from a coun- try iu-vv1 prisoners have been treated ULa la a few moutha tiie vast Hot; Cliolern In Ohio. Nov. State Board of Agriculture ia greatly excited by tha prev-ilence of hog cholera in the central counties of the state, anil the action of larsze hoir f liners in rushing their animals to market. Large droves are reported to have started within the last week to the eastern markets, not a few of which are suspected of having been infected with the tliseitae. The disease seems to be un- usually severe this winter, nnd'where it has appearrd herds of several hundred have bt-eti swept away in a week. A Sfrike Sntlleil. ''a.. Nov. strike in the M-.in .in i .-nmj'any's i rolllnit fiiii .it j -tai-tt-ii b'cause the MI L'nt .nii.M'.i t'.mlt with an im- I pertfct h ii'-' rif ;iini refined to pay j for it.- i'K-.ion. 'I mill will rpsume opcraiiotm a: ouce. The Players' league meeting to- day will likely be a "tormy one, aa New York's action has aroused intense indig- nation among those prone to stand by the directors. tnterstate Comiii mmtrre Com m Union Canea. W.vsiiiwrox. Xov. Morri-on. Br aiul Veitzey of the inter- state cumuiun-e commlaoion will hear the cases of the Chattanooga board of trade andof Hamilton Brown at.Chattanooga, Tenti., on Nov. 12 and 13. Commissioner Schomimaker will hear testimony at the Cnited Stares court rooms, postxifHce building. New-York City, in the case of Jacob schauiberg against the Delaware, Lackawanna ;ind Railroad com- pany et al. on Nov. 12. To core any eaaf. With each orrter leceive fay U3 for boxes, accompanied with SLUG, w will aeud the nnrBhaaer onr -writtBn gnmranle to rafnnd Uie money if the treatment doua no abet a rart. iaaaed only by Mow Sola Avsit. 3M IF you duo't want to have ultimate Iroub'e cure your catarrh now by uainir Old Saul's CtUarrh Cure It COM3 bul '25 cent-. One lip (its mother's) for the well 1m- by in day time. About 700 laps of the oedroom floor at uight for the happy? father unless he has Dr. Bull's Baby Sy- rup to ease the little sufferer. Horrible KN'vulor Arinilnnf. NEW Nov. Hester, senior mi-mi i r of the clothing firm of lii-xrer Bros, .it No. 4M .Market street, v.as c.'tiiulit between an eievntor anil the door in his store, and his head wiin nearly -eviTuil from his bi.dy. He lived but :i lew momunts after the acci- dent. Prominent, KntghtH of DENVEK. Cul.. Nov. general aa- semblj- of the Knights of Labor met here aftpnioon. Most of the dele- _-n-es nif1 il. y in the oitv. but others I.u.r in t Promiueiit KnightsH from -ill ovnr the conmry .ind Canada are present, mining them '.I-ITIL: Mr. Powderly nnii A. Wright of Canada. a large i" the evening at the Coliseum theater. All -ifssious will be held with closed doors. Nov. hantrtcap ama- teur tiiilinr'L lonrnaiiitint for Chicago newspaper nn'ii npi-neii at the Bnuiswick- Balke-Col! u-U-r ware-rooms ijust night. Over 500 were present. Jonepti A. Muiiiny of The Tribune, de- feated Charles G. Seymour of The Her- ald by a score -of 150 to 132. Jdke Fata! End of :i Drunken Umwl. LA SAI.LK. UK, Xov. Ryan j schaefcr Frank Ives gave an exhiui- WHS .-tabbed in death hy his room-mate, j tion rlle balk-line and four-space game, and Edward 'a 'i.en in a drun'.eii quarrel. Ryan h..il rnentv-six wounds on ms body in the rrtrions of the neck and heart. Both men were miners. The murderer surrendered to a polic man. 111. Governor Govwrnor Ciiinplx'ti CoLt'MBrs, O.. Nov. Campheli is so til ihiit visitors have been forbidden. He is threatened witri tj-pboi-l poeumoiiiii, and it U doubt- ful if he will be recovered to attend the Thurman banquet Thursday evening. A.itims twirled finger caroms. Snei'l for S'JO.OOO R, I., Xov. Union Railroad company served witii a writ yesterday in a suit to recover ?JJ.UOO for injuries subtaiuc'l by R. H. Voile while a passenger on the Ocean street "bloomer" car which collided with a flat car laden with flagstones in Sepremberlast William H. Sanforri of .Milwaukee, who waa also njnred, ia suing for IiUenem In the Lumber Mllln The Austin Autograph quotes an article on the lumber situation publish- ed in the Olean Herald and copied in the OBHEirraH iind adds that the article has but little bearing on what might be :alled the lumber industry. In when F. H. Good} ear, now mown as the "lumber king, mads known hia intention of lumbering by the owners of the mills along the old Allegany and other streams in this vicinity, who thought of no other way of getting stock than by water, laughed at the idea. To-day, while the Gordon's, Weston Bros., and other old lumbering Srrns are shut down for the want of stock, the big mills Austin, which are supplied only by Goodyear's stock, are iept in operatien day and night yeur after year. Ten of the largest locomotives in use are in constant motion; doing the work that would otherwise necessitate an army of men, and a half dozen of itreams to furnish transportation for the millions of logs that are yearly deliv- ered to the mills, regardless of the weather. Goody ear's example of lumbering by rail ia being adopted by nearly ail lum- bering companies, and while they are being introduced into the new system he has risen to the foremost of lumber- men, and to-day controls the hemlock market of the United States. The same fact exists here. The lum- ber mills here were never more busv. How much Dunkirk is indebted to the lake appears in thia. A Wall-Known Horseman S.iicldes. BOSTON, Nov. P. Balch, the well-known horseman, committed suicide A Wrecked. ST. IGSACB, Mich.. Nov. tug yesterday afternoon by shooting himself lit rley is reported a.shore at Xanbinway. with a revolver in his office in the Com- and is fast going to pieces. She is owned monwe.ilth building. Financial dimcul- by P. Bremer of this jity. ties caused the act. j (Additional Telegraphic ?fews on '2nd page.! Ernest Rappleye'a Frogrew. Earnest Rappleye, the Mail and Ex- press canoeist who passed through, here last summer, haa again launched tbe Alice, after repairing it at the saw mill near which, she wag wrecked. His last letter to the Mail and Express ia full of incident. He describes his journey be'iinii Ind'nn ponies down tbe steer trail to the place of luunching and in- troduces the stories of their teamster. He is still shooting rapida. "all of them decorated with rafts and smashed boats." but has passed the most dreaded part of the river. One cold night the old aur- Tey camp cook house, in which he and his companion were camping, burned to the ground, the inmates barely saving their effects. Another night they were kept in apprehension by the yells of co- yotes all about them. Mr. Kuppleye'a companion ia soon, to leave him. The people who came for miles across the mountains to see the little craft express astonishment that the Brst person to descend the river successfully should ride in a paper boat. Mr. Rappleye writes thut ladiins and excite ment aeem to be pretty plentiful, but there are so many rapids and auch bad rivers that proerress ia discouragingly slow." Every where he id received with warm hospitality. BOARD OF SUPERVISORS. Procnmllngft at the AiljimrncHt Suuion. MAYVILLE, N. Y., Nov. 10. [Specisl The Board of Supervisors met to day i n adjourned session al 3 o'clock p. m. The chairman, Mr. Aldrich, presided and nearly every member answered to roll call. The clerk presented the col- lectors' warrants which were signed by the supervisors antl attached to the as- sessment roll. Mr. Nichols, chairman pro tern., oc cupied the chair a portion, of the afternoon. Aa various com- mittees had reports to prepare the board at p. m. adjourneo. until Tuesday morning. The clerk's table ahows the property of the W. U. Telegraph company in the county to be paying- a tax the National Telegraph Co. paying the N. Y. P. T F. Co. paying the Mutual Union Telegraph Co. IT.iiiH, paying the Postal Telegraph Co. paying the American Rapid Telegraph Co. paying Sl'J.SS; the United Lines Telegraph Co. paying the Electric Light Co. Jamestown, paying J150.22; gas companies paying There are S.770 miles of wire in. Telegraph, telephone and electric light lines. Of the railroads the X. Y. P. O. U assessed ISOO and pays the D. A, V. P. has 43.71 tniles of track, value paying the W. N. Y. ii P. has 80.22 miles, value paying on a valuation of the Erie pays the L. S. M. S. has 78.78 miles, valued at and pays -25; on a value of theB.JtS. W. pays the Nickel Plate has 41.77 miles. value and pays on a value of the Chaut.'iuqua Lake road pays the Dunkirk ii Fre- donia street railway h a miles, value and pays the Jamestown street railway has 4 miles, value and pays The total tax paid hy railways is 33H.52 iuul Thufta, At Glade, PH., on Saturday night, Jason Cousin's rebidence was entered and a Waterbury watch wan taken. He woke up at tin opportune moment and chased the burglar out of the house. An entrance was gained through a window in the dining room. Philip Truahel'a residence was entered and a valuable ;old watch taken. The residence of C. Eaobly waa entered through a kitchen window and in the course of his search the robber got a Etnall amount of mon- ey and waa then frightened away. An attempt was made to gain an entrance to the residence of Cal. Brown. Mr. and Mrs. Brown were up with a aick child and heard the window being raised. About the same thing occurred at the residence of Mr. S. H. Briggs, except that Mr. Brigga woke up as the window was raised. ELLICOTTVILLE, Nov. 10 No- .an, a farmer residing in Prankliaville. recently took .n a tramp, allowing him to stay at his home for a few days. This morning the tramp aroce early and putting on Nolan's best suit of clothes walked off. An effort ia being made to find him. County Nutea. The little steamer, the Robert N. Marvin, which was launched upon Chautauqua Lake laat spring, has made a remarkable record. She passed over Lake 596 times, covering miles, and made landings. The holder of a dollar season ticket could thus have ridden 131 miles for one cent. Fordice Cowing, a well-known far- mer, fell dead while walking along Tay lor Street in Jamestown Monday, Nov- ember 10. He was 47 years of age and leaves a wife and several children. He waa a member of Brown Post, G. A. R., and had received notice just before his death that a pension had been granted him. Death waa cauaed by heart ease. JAMESTOWN, Nov. house of Mrs. Sarah Bootey who lives just out' the city limits in the town of Elli- cott, was burned to the ground with all its contents, Sunday morning. The family, had barely time to get out of the house after the fire was discovered be- fore the walla fell in. Mrs. Bootey was quite seriously burntd while trying to her clothing. Losa about with no insurance. Felony and Burglary. ROULETTE. Pa., Nov. S'.anley Davia of Wellsburg, Virginia, wanted there on a charge of felt ny, was arrested in Oil City today by Chiel of Police Fry. He was turned over to Deputy Constable Fleming of Wells burg who left with him thia afternoon. The residence of grocer Morlein, a Petroleum Center, was entered by burg- lara last night, wlio got cash and good to the amount of -H300. BOTH air and water al-onnd in micro- bes, or germs of disease, ready to infect the debilitated syptem. To impart that strength and vigor necessary to reeiat the effect of these pernicioua atoms, no tonic blood purifier equals Sarsa- parilla. MyHteriona DUappearance. J. E. Stuart has moved into ihn house on Fiout street formerly nccupied by J E. Shear. J. E. Shear is gone, with his family and all hia goods. Where he is aanno be found out. He said he waa going the lake to haul logs. He has a large amount of debts. Mew line of the Celebrated P. Centemeri Kid Gloves in all the latent for Street and Opera wear. Newest things in Men's Hosiery, Suspenders, Phi- ts, G-lovea and Underwear. Finest line of Yarns and Yepkyrs, Crochet Threads, Stationery and Notions. Men's Leather and Backskin Gloves. Ladies' Muslin Underwear, Corset Covers ami Aprons. New Applique Flowers, Table Scarfs and Lambriquens. Something especially new. We will offer this week at a Special Big Drive 50 dozen. adies' extra quality Black Woolen and Cotton Hose at 25c, n sizes from S to 10. "ERIE STORE." Ask tu see our Ladies1 and Children's Combination Suits rom 48c to a Suit. Always Ahead. A Series of Tests to deter- mine the keeping qualities of leading baking powders, made at the request of the New England Grocer, by Dr. Davenport, Massa- chusetts State Analyst, and pub- lished June zyth, 1890, shows Cleveland's Dry Goods and Carpets. AJ1KRICAN BLOCK. 396 -'402 Main Street, BUFFALO. 51. V. Superior Baking Powder highest in keeping- qualities, highest ia leavening power. We have the largest assort- ment of Patent Leather Shoes n plain ami light-colored tops, land and machine sewed. We :arry a complete line of TLETON'S Fine Shoes. If n want a nice-fitting and tylish shoe, try a pair of this nake. You will like them. Our _ GENTS' Calf Shoe in Button and Congress, broad, medium or narrow toe, is the best shoe for the money that has ever been of- fered to any trade. Come and examine them for yourself and be convinced. SULLIVAN SON, 213 Centre Street ANNOUNCEMENT T active, honest man. montuly if siiitaljle, with opportun- tiea fnradrancii, Co represent locally n re. spoutiblu !few "iork houae. Uelcrcnces, Lock Box 1W5, N. CH. MORGAN ,'lilcr an exponticco ot twenty live yearu IH now prepared W trim trees in the best manner. llefereticcB may be obtained from Frank May or W. S. Aliell All orders muy be left at Mrs. Johnson's bakery. AS TO THE FASHIONS. Some are burn fatiiionablt, achieve fimhion, and otheri ttaae faikian tliruxt upin. quoth. Lamb, when his ttiilor brought him a nea mat a. velvet cullar and told him "every- b'jtty wean velvet ailltirt now." It is right to be in fashion if you can. It is almost aa easy an to be out of unless you are indifferent like oar friend Lumb, who, an a genius, could afford to be ao. From iia you can leant about w-nuTT fashions in dry ffuoiia, ia all that pertains to ladies' wear, inch ai drcae goods, cloaks, etc.; in gentlemen'! gloves, hosiery, underwear, neckwear, etc.; and in carpeta, and in-> ferior bouee decorations. The newest Fall and Winter rtylet an; reaily in all departments. A lerful lot of attractions and bargains on every hand. you want a here are faahion- able fabrics from the world's of 'asbion. choice goods and bargains in- numerable. If you want a cloak, if you want a carpet, if you want dry goods of any cind. or a book (we miun't forget the come to us and see the (aahiona you can't come, write, and learn what U fashionable in weiring apparel, n house furnishings and in literature. Don't wait to have fashion thnut upon 71111. You can achieve fashion by trading here, and achieve it reasonably. We solicit correspondence about thing in our line of business. are sent freely, queries aaswsred in- stantiy. Contrary to the rule, you wttt find skoppinu with tu through the a great success. ADAM, MELORUM ANDERSON, GOODS AJTD CA.BPST8, AUEHICAI BLOCK. OTODDART A Patent AUnrneyii, IUB jai 8L, WaHliinirum, U. C, oun. C. S. Patent Ot- 3ce. Patenu, und Ue- lamiua aecurad. Trade Marks AH Patent business coviluclcd for modernte Fees. Information, Advice anil special references sent on requeiit. S. T. A. Burbee wiiilics to announce to the public in general, and patrons in partic- ular, that lie HUH tliu building lor- nieriT occupied by IS. H. Mullelt, 55 Kant Thiril utreiit.hna Utteii ituii in Hrst-cloaB onler, and IB prepitreil txi do lirat-ilasu barbering. Tliaiikinir fur ptiHt I solicit a nlmro nt tho future. O. A.BCKBBE. to TO A MONTH can vrorkinR lor ua. Persons vvbo a horse tuiil give Lheir whole time to the bnatnesa. .Spare moments may be profitably employed auio. A few vacancies in towna and clQea. B. F. Jobnaon Co. '2800 Main-at.. Bichnumd, Vs. IDLE MONEY Invested so aa to yield ten per cent per annum. Capital can be withdrawn at any time. Send for prospectus. New York Stock Trust, 8 W.UX STREET, SfBTT TOKK. IIODEHICK n. SMITH, Manager. CHAMBERS FEASEB, TAILORS. Room No. 6, German IIM. B'l'g. BCTFALO, N. Y. C.C.PEN FOLD Manufacturer and Importer, 304 KADI ST., BUVVAJWr H. T. Diamonds, Watches and Jewelry, Lemther ete GOLD t so- 364MATBT BUFFALO, IT. T. 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This app provides you many useful wicked functions (silent mode, voice recording, phone call, camera shot) by just fliping down, without hits any keys! You do not need to worry about the phone is in the pocket or hand-bag, because it considers the camera light level during flip down. It can prevent the false activation of the wicked function in dark condition. Hope you enjoy it.
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HTC Desire: Light(Disable), Camera(Dark), Proximity(Enable)
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Free version will only provide the function of silent and voice recording for 1 min.
This app used a hack on camera using the same way of SpyCamera, which trying to preview without assigning the SurfaceView. But it seems some manufacturers like MotX add some mechanism to prevent this hack. For those devices, please turn off the camera sensor function.
Proximity sensor may not work properly in some devices when you face down, but no problem when you face up. e.g HTC Desire-Z
I use for 10+ days, the accuracy of this app in my Desire-Z is about 98%. The false activation rate is 0%. :P
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Iran warns citizens of the dangers of travel to Canada
- By Joshua Keating
Joshua Keating was an associate editor at Foreign Policy
A through-the-looking-glass moment form Iran's foreign ministry, as reported by the CBC:
Iran's foreign ministry says "Islamphobia" and "Iranophobia" are growing in Canada and Iranians who come to Canada could face possible arrest, attacks, expulsion and murder.
The government also warns Iranians to be careful not to walk into traps laid by criminal groups.
"Given the fact that Iran has no longer an embassy in Canada and some anti-Iranian groups in the country have a good opportunity to take revenge on the Iranian nationals, the nationals should be vigilant about the issue," the Tehran Times reported.
Apparently, Iran's foreign ministry also said that Iranians in Canada have lost the right to access their bank accounts to "do ordinary transactions."
Canada shut down its Tehran embassy and expelled Iran's remaining diplomats earlier this month over Iranian support for Bashar al-Assad's regime in Syria.
According to government data from 2006, 121,510 people of Iranian descent live in Canada — the country's 10th largest non-European, non-Native American ethnic group.
Not everyone's quite so concerned about the growing tention. When President Mahmoud Ahmedinejad was asked about Iran-Canada relations by a CBC reporter in New York this week, he replied, "I fundamentally don't see this as a very important issue." So there.


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Our in-depth skate mission around the cities of Israel saw us run rampage around the spots of coastal capital, Tel Aviv, before we hopped in a car to endure some horrendous weather changes as we hit up Haifa, Be'ersheva and Jerusalem.
Acting as guide and hummus adviser for our team consisting of Felipe Gustavo, Korahn Gayle, Rob Maatman and Fries Taillieu was Boaz Aquino, who works in a skate shop as a manager. One day while picking up Boaz, Avi Luzia walked in. For those who don't know the name, Luzia's a long-time legend in the Israeli skate scene. I don't know him personally but is the first skater from Israel that I'd ever heard of, myself.
Tel Aviv has the most established skate scene in Israel, with a big, modern outdoor park that was the location for a Cliche Skateboards demo a few years back, but Jerusalem is home to one of the oldest skateshops in the country, Gili's Skateshop, owned by the gentleman that is Gili Levi.
This country has a very grassroots scene and a strong sense of community amongst the skateboarders, which was exciting to behold and be a part of.
Missed what happened up to now?
The third and last chapter of Shekel Me Not will be online here on Thursday, February 4.


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Hi. I am contemplating Silikon 1000 and am very interested in a natural look, so the following is unlikely to happen, but I'm curious about it: If one got a small amount of Silikon 1000 in, say, the lips, and chose to instead use a different (temporary) filler on top of it, what would the end result be? Is that dangerous? Last time I tried to ask a question here re Silikon the only answer I got was from a physician saying basically that Silikon 1000 is the devil, so just a serious answer, please
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Cross-check, cross-dress
Passengers on AirAsia X flight D7 237 from Perth to Kuala Lumpur in May could be forgiven for looking twice when Virgin's chairman Sir Richard Branson, dressed as a female flight attendant, teeters down the aisle in heels.
More than two years since Branson lost a friendly bet to AirAsia chief Tony Fernandes over who had the better formula 1 team, the Virgin chief, with shaved legs, make-up and red skirt, will have to serve guests on the charity flight for the Starlight Children's Foundation.
"As an AirAsia X flight attendant, he has to comply with our grooming standards and that includes shaving his legs, donning high heels, putting on some make-up and slipping into the AirAsia's famous red uniform," Fernandes says.
"He will be committed to carry out the responsibilities of a flight attendant, including offering coffee, tea and other food and beverages to guests ..."
Seats are available for the one-way flight on May 12 and cost from $399 a person.
See airasia.com.
Relaxation meets adrenalin
In the ultimate shore-to-slope adventure, two New Zealand operators have launched a heli-skiing trip, with a luxury yacht on Lake Wakatipu serving as a home base.
For five days guests on the 20-metre Pacific Jemm will be taken by a Southern Lakes Heliski chopper to ski or snowboard the Humbolt, Hector, Thomson and Forbes mountains. Alternatives in inclement weather include golf, jet boating or relaxing on board.
Individual bookings can be made on the trip that takes a minimum six people. A seven-day package costs from $8700 a person and includes two nights at the Queenstown Hilton.
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Dog days at LAX
Pets have been long been a source of therapy and Los Angeles World Airports has unleashed a new plan to reduce airport angst.
Dogs and handlers will be present near departure gates in each terminal "providing comfort" and information about its multibillion-dollar improvements as part of the Pets Unstressing Passengers (PUP) scheme, a spokesman says.
Volunteers have had classroom and in-terminal training at LAX, which is the sixth busiest airport in the world.
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In Britain, the Royal Horticultural Society (RHS) is planting the seeds of an English garden at London's Heathrow Airport.
Celebrating National Gardening Week from April 15 to 21 and the Chelsea Flower Show, May 21-25, terminals 3, 4 and 5 will have a living art installation by garden designer Tony Smith.
Airport restaurants are also on board, with menus celebrating spring. Gordon Ramsay's Plane Food in Terminal 5 is serving native lobster with elderflower foam, pea shoots and violets.
For passengers arriving home, more than 170 Heathrow and RHS volunteers dressed in gumboots and gardening aprons will be handing out seed packets - 20,000 of them - enough for each recipient to grow their own square metre of wild flowers.
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Honda is building both the standard ILX and the ILX Hybrid at Honda Manufacturing Indiana, which is the only plant slated for assembly of the new compact Acura. Greensburg will continue to build Civic sedans, including the natural-gas-powered Civic GX, both for domestic consumption and export. Since the ILX is based on the Civic, the two cars sharing an assembly line is a natural.
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GREENSBURG, Ind. (April 23, 2012) – Honda Manufacturing of Indiana, LLC (HMIN), celebrated the start of mass production of the all-new 2013 Acura ILX today. The first ILX, built exclusively in Indiana, rolled off the assembly line at 10:30 a.m. EST and was greeted by Honda associates, community partners and elected officials, who gathered to mark its launch.
"Acura has a sparkling reputation and we are thrilled to build the gateway vehicle to this brand at our Greensburg facility," said Jun Nishimoto, president of Honda Manufacturing of Indiana. "As the exclusive builder of the ILX, HMIN has a big responsibility. Our associates meet this challenge by working together as one team and today we are ready for our customers to share our pride in this beautiful new product."
The new Acura ILX sedan symbolizes the gateway to the Acura lineup and comes with both gasoline and gas-electric hybrid powertrain options. HMIN produces three versions of the Acura ILX – a 150-horsepower, 4-cylinder 2.0-liter model, a 201-horsepower 2.4-liter model with 6-speed manual transmission, and the ILX Hybrid, with a 1.5-liter 4-cylinder engine. The gasoline engines for the 2,0- and 2.4-liter versions of Acura ILX come from the Anna, Ohio, engine plant of Honda of America Mfg., Inc.
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"This all-new Acura luxury sedan is closely linked to the future of Acura," said Jeff Conrad, vice president and general manager of Acura for American Honda. "Just as the Acura ILX is the gateway to the Acura brand, Honda Manufacturing of Indiana is a gateway to Acura customers."


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Automate Your Application on the Cloud with Cloudify Custom CommandsPosted By: Tamir Korem on July 19, 2012
Your Application is Installed on a Cloud. Now What ?
Ok, so you installed an application on a cloud and now you want to update it, replace your .war file, modify the DB schema etc.
I guess, some of the following thoughts may run in your head : "Now I need to login to the VM on the cloud (via ssh)", "Where's my Key-Pair file? Was is pem or ppk?", "Do I have permissions to change files on the cloud?", "I wish there was a way I could automate this process".
In this post, I will walk you through Cloudify's Custom Commands Mechanism.
Cloudify Custom Commands enable admin users or third-party tools to remotely manage service instances, which is especially useful when remote service APIs aren't available.
They can also come in handy in cross-service manipulations, where one service manipulates another service in the application, thus enabling static applications to become much more dynamic without replacing the stack.
All you need to do is add a few lines to your recipe file and you're good to go.
How to Create Custom Commands
Cloudify provides this mechanism by allowing you to describe Custom Commands using Groovy closures, external Groovy scripts, or external shell/batch scripts.
The commands can be parameterized, and they can be invoked by using the Cloudify shell or automatically by the lifecycle event handlers when certain conditions are met.
You need to add a
customCommands section in the main section of the recipe's service file.
customCommands section should contain an array of custom commands and their descriptions.
Each custom command must be in the following format (syntax):
"customCommandName" : groovy closure code or a script to run
The following code snippet demonstrates several general examples:
Custom Commands Use Cases
In general, custom commands can be very useful in any of the following:
- Continuous deployment (e.g. updating a war file)
- Reconfiguration of services (e.g. changing a db schema, or apache load balancer configuration or re-running a chef-client)
- Triggering an arbitrary operation on the service (e.g. invoke a load command on the apacheLB)
How to Use It
In order to invoke a custom command from the Cloudify shell, run the following command:
invoke serviceName customCommandName [param1] [param2] ... [paramN]
Custom commands can also be invoked by another service as described in the following code snippet and in the examples below.
Here are some helpful custom commands that we have already implemented in our sample recipes:
Example 1: Dynamically Updating Your Apache Load Balancer
We added two custom commands: to the apacheLB recipe: addNode and removeNode, which update the configuration of the apache load balancer module with new/removed nodes members.
Here's the code snippet in the apacheLB-service.groovy :
As you can see, in apacheLB-service.groovy, there are two custom commands: addNode and removeNode. You need to add a postStart lifecycle event to each service whose instances you want add to the load balancer configuration. You need to add a postStop lifecycle event to each service whose instances you want removed from the load balancer configuration.
For example, these commands are invoked during the
postStart and
postStop lifecycle event handlers
,of the tomcat service in the PetClinic Recipe.
The following presentation illustrates how the Custom Commands Machanism works with Apache and tomcat, from the installation of the services to modifying the
apacheLB configuration by invoking custom commands:
Example 2: Testing Your Load Balancer Under Heavy Loads
On every machine on which apache is installed, you will also find the ab command which is a server benchmarking tool provided with the Apache HTTP distribution.
In the
apacheLB recipe, you can find a
"load" custom command that uses
ab, thus enabling you to test your application under load, by using the recipe's load custom command.
Here's the
"load" code snippet in apacheLB-service.groovy :
Example 3: Updating Your Application
Let's say, you installed a tomcat web server and deployed your war file on it (with Cloudify).
Now you have a newer version of the war file.
All you need to do is to run the following custom command:
invoke tomcat updateWar NEW_WARFILE_FULL_URL_PATH
Here's the
"update_war" code snippet in
tomcat-service.groovy :
Oh, And One More Thing
As always with Cloudify, it works on every cloud and every OS: EC2, OpenStack, Rackspace you name it, Windows and Linux (Centos or Ubuntu).
So don't hesitate to give a test drive and let us know what you think.blog comments powered by Disqus


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Wednesday, March 30, 2011
The joys of mediocrity
But I wasn't feeling it. After a miserable day at the office, the last thing I wanted to do was push hard. The burgers were settling in and I could feel the metamorphosis of burger fat to human fat taking place. Why not take the easy route and let the process take place without struggle?
After much hemming and hawing and secret deals and broken promises, I finally found myself on the trainer. I hoped and prayed that after a few minutes I would feel good and feel ready. And true to exercise form, I did. I felt good and was actually having a great ride. Perfect pacing and I was sweating bullets. Reach down for my water and realize that I forgot to get water. No problem, hop off, pause the workout and get me some aqua. Only as soon as I was off the bike, my energy level plummeted. I was done. I could not get back on the bike. Give it a few minutes to recharge right? Nada. If anything the sugar rush had officially worn off and now I was lethargic and fat all over again. On top of that I felt even worse, because not only had I not gotten the work out done, I only got 1/3 of the workout done.
Epic fail.
Who cares if I had a great 30 minutes? Who cares if it was 30 minutes more than I was afraid was going to happen. Who cares?
Not me. All I am left with is a feeling of failure. I couldn't even buck up for a full hour. I suck. I am so tired of sucking. I am just so tired of being average. I am tired of failing to rise above the typical and achieve greatness. I am tired of being mediocre.
Mediocre is exactly it. I am not fast, my endurance is at an all time low and apparently, I have zero mental discipline. I feel pathetic. I am pathetic.
I have found that after Ironman, everything seems meaningless. Who cares if I can run 3 miles? I used to run 10 miles as my first workout of the day with 2 more workouts to follow. Swam for 30 minutes? IM training had me in the pool of hours.
Everything pales in comparison.
Ultra running was different. In training for an ultra, I would run a marathon and keep going. A full 26 miles was not something that was the end, it was the middle point. Again, I felt like I was doing something.
Yet even then, I would be struck with my mediocrity. Yes I finished 140.6 miles. But I am slow. After 3 tries my times are no were near fast. After this last IM, I realized that even on my best day and everything lined up perfectly and I was strong throughout that I could not beat 12 hours. Hell, I will probably never even see 12 hours. Realistically, 13 hours is probably the best I will ever get and that is with several years of training. 13 hours? 13? People do better than 13 on their first try. They just learned how to swim one month ago and they beat 13 hours. The blog world is full of people who lament that they had a bad day with 3 flats and bad cramps and have to walk the entire marathon and they STILL BEAT 13 HOURS! Let's face it, maybe IM is not my thing.
Ultra? One would think that since the top 50% of ultra finishers complete an ultra with a 12-15 minute pace and since I happen to run an IM marathon at around that pace, that it would be a perfect fit, right? Nope, it turns out that while it looks good on paper, the reality is something much slower. My 12-15 translates to a much slower 15-17 minute pace. Again, I am regaled with the back of the pack.
That's fine, I am not complaining about that. Except I am…
I am tired of being the back of the pack. I am tired of being "happy for the accomplishment". I am tired of beating my mind silly with the "Even attempting to try equals success" and "You are doing more than most people in the world are". Great! Most of the world is not doing this, but I have the sneaky suspicion that if they entire world would spontaneously go out and do this; I would be at the back of the pack all over again.
Now serving number: 4,591,834,140!
So if I am so tired of being last or near last, then get off my ass and do something right? Right! Only that leads me to here. Sitting on my fat ass (getting fatter every second) while I feel sorry for myself for not having the chutzpah to pedal myself into the ground.
Even my backup plan is mediocre. This post is a prime example of why I don't post. It's lame. It's long winded and not even an iota of funny. Originally, I started the blog in hopes that my creative writer skills would come flowing out, or my comedic talent would garner instant likeability in the blogosphere. More than a year later and not only do I not feel like a world class writer, I am now acutely aware of that fact. One more fantasy to scratch off the list. Everyone talks about wanting to write their lives story, but they are afraid of having nothing to write and no one to read it. I am happy to say that I have been blessed enough to make that nightmare come true.
Is there a point to this post? Like the origins of this blog, it was started with the best of intentions. Maybe it was just to get the feelings off my chest or maybe because typing seems more therapeutic then screaming. Somehow in all the rambling the point got lost and all that remains is a meandering tale of depression. Is there a point to this blog? I am not sure. Perhaps as a kind of measuring stick. "You think your life sucks, well look at this blog" or maybe as a way to get your kids to eat their vegetables and scare them into doing those 1 mile repeats. "KIDS! Finish your workout or you'll end up just like me!"
9 comments:
- Dave said...
Have you thought about taking some time off of long distance and focusing on speed at shorter distances? That's sort of my goal right now, and it's been surprisingly fun. Maybe not as "epic", but more small goals to reach.
- March 31, 2011 at 9:41 AM
- JohnnyTri said...
yahoo I am just happy you posted something!!!
I agree with Dave, enjoy those shorter faster distance and focus your training there. it may be easier to put together with the family and still enjoy the races.
either way you still have the faster IM time, punk!
- April 12, 2011 at 3:22 PM
- Silentwhisper1 said...
Hard on yourself?
Just a thought.
Your simple:)
- April 15, 2011 at 6:35 PM
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- June 3, 2011 at 10:25 PM
- RBR said...
Buck up! I mean, thanks to your last commentor you now know how to add a glitter effect to your mouse cursor!
I have had very similar thoughts as of late about my own life, "training", "accomplishments", and my writing and my blog. But your post, while you think that it is about nothing, is an example of what I love about this community we call the blogosphere. It is a way of connecting with people and seeing that I am not the only one that feels that way/acts like that/thinks those things/likes those things.
I, as always, adore you! I think you need to come run with me. The benefits are manyfold: 1. You get to hang out with me, duh! 2. You get to feel like you are fast as fuck, which I will agree is not always a good thing, but I digress.... 3. you get to remember that this is a hobby. No one is paying you do do this shit. It is supposed to be fun. Your gorgeous wife and your beautiful son are your real life and what really matters.
I am serious. pick something this summer or fall. I don't care if it is a fucking 5k (really you have less wait time that way...) I have been needing a reason to go see the treeless hell that is Nevada in the summer!
And above all, be nice to my friend, Form, he is good people. :)
- June 29, 2011 at 7:12 AM
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Frozen line from well - dont know what to do.
We have no water coming in from the well and suspect it is a frozen line. The line is actually something more like plastic (not sure of correct name). So we are not sure how to unfreeze it. there is one area in our back yard where the line goes along the house and under the back door, and suspect this is where is is frozen. Is there any way to fix this before calling in someone?
Put a couple of heaters or halogen lights on it, hit it with a hair dryer until you get water.... (don't get the heaters or light too close to a plastic line)
After that, insulate the line well when a freeze is expected.
For lines that are too shallow but not exposed enough to heat conveniently I've added straw on top of the area about 2 ft. deep to thaw buried lines.
Drain a few 5 gallon buckets of hot water from your water heater open up the cap outside and pour down the well as fast as you can. the adapter that connects to your well might be frozen have had a few of those this year
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Now that snow is falling, it's absolutely time to get excited about wearing Anna Sui's fresh and fun vintage-inspired floral dresses.
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The dragon fly looks great!! I haven't seen a Trip yet in person! I'm excited to see how this progresses, I hope you find your Monkey! D:
Ohemgee I can't wait to see this Trip is an awsome char I was waiting for someone to cosplay her I love the game and the original tale. Hope there is a Pigsy aswell as monkey it would be a full house :D
Oooh I always wondered what that little dragonfly was from! Also, gorgeous work on the wig, it looks so realistic. I love all the stray strands of hair. :]
This game is so overlooked!
Dragonfly looks perfect and the wig too! (I admit at first sight I thought it was your real hair xD)
Can't wait to see this finished! :)
I love that Dragonfly! Awesome!
Wow, work on the wig is fantastic.. looks easily like the real thing to me!
Its nice to see you back working on something again, seems like you dropped off the planet for a while..
Wow! I love the dragonfly. The wig looks great too.
Great job with the wig, it looks so natural! Can't wait to see more!
Oh wow, I love this game - great work on the wig! :) I really can't wait to see the rest!
Looks amazing so far =D
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