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Couscous is a popular side dish that is common in North African and Middle Eastern cuisine. It is made from small granules of semolina (pasta) and often accompanies meat, vegetables or stew. Couscous calories and nutrition depend on the preparation method that you use, but it can be a healthy addition to your meal.

Plain couscous that has been cooked in water with no additional butter or oil is a low fat (almost fat-free) source of carbohydrates. A single one-cup serving provides about 176 calories and 36 grams of carbohydrate or about 34 net carbs. You'll also get a small boost of protein with the nutty-flavored side dish and a few grams of fiber to help boost your sense of satisfaction after eating.

How to Prepare Couscous

The way you prepare your couscous makes a big difference. Many people boil it in water with a small amount of butter or olive oil. In that case, your couscous calories will increase to about 236 per cup and you'll also gain 8 grams of fat and five grams of saturated fat. If you sprinkle parmesan or other toppings into couscous, that will add more calories.

If you boil couscous in chicken stock or if you use a packaged brand of couscous, the calories may not change significantly, but the sodium level may increase. Plain couscous boiled in water only provides 8 milligrams of sodium, but when you cook it in salted chicken stock or if you add salt to the water, you'll increase your sodium intake. Near East brand Broccoli and Cheese Couscous provides 230 calories and 610 milligrams of sodium per serving. Parmesan Couscous provides 220 calories and 510 grams of sodium.

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If you're not familiar with this side dish, you may have questions about couscous.

Is couscous gluten-free?
No. Couscous is not a gluten-free food as some might expect. According to gluten-free diet expert Jane Anderson, the food should be avoided if you have celiac disease or gluten sensitivity. She adds that you diners who are gluten sensitive should "beware of couscous served in restaurants unless it's explicitly marketed as gluten-free."

 Is couscous a whole grain food?
Regular couscous is made from processed semolina and is not a source of whole grains or a significant source of fiber. You can, however, buy couscous made from whole grain flour. A single serving of Bob's Whole Wheat Couscous provides 5 grams of fiber.

Is nutrition information on the package for cooked or dry couscous?
Often food manufacturers will specify if the nutrition data provided is for the cooked or dry food. Usually, the information on the label is for cooked couscous. If not, you can usually tell by the serving size. A single serving of cooked couscous is one cup. If you see a serving size listed as one-third cup then the data provided is probably for the dry product (which expands to one cup during preparation).

How long does a box of couscous stay fresh?
If you buy a packaged variety of couscous and keep it sealed, it should stay fresh for roughly twelve months. However, once the product is cooked it should be refrigerated and will only stay fresh for a few days.

Including Couscous in a Healthy Meal

If you want to include couscous in a healthy well-balanced meal, serve it as the base for other nutritious foods. Some traditional couscous dishes are served with creamy, high-fat sauces. But you can cut the sauce and focus on fresh ingredients for a lower fat meal. Try preparing roast chicken with couscous or couscous with roasted red peppers, Feta, and Mint.

Keep in mind that you don't need a recipe to make couscous. Simply boil the grain in water or stock as directed on the package label. Depending on the amount you cook, it will take just a few minutes to fluff up and cook. Then throw in fresh herbs, top with your favorite roasted vegetables or simply spoon it next to a piece of lean grilled fish or poultry for a healthy, satisfying meal.


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Gerrit Cole, the No. 1 overall pick in the 2011 draft and the best of those prospects, was promoted to Double-A Altoona just two months into his first professional season. He pretty much left the Pirates no choice, going 5-1 with a 2.55 ERA, 69 strikeouts and 21 walks in 67 innings and an opponents' batting average of .217.
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It begins in a style reminiscent of the 1963 gothic classic The Haunting, as a young woman, Laura (Florencia Colucci), and her father (Gustavo Alonso) hear noises from upstairs in the remote (and not so silent) house they're renovating. The father investigates, while Laura waits in abject terror down below... Director Gustavo Hernández plays tricks with light and sound in a quietly suggestive way, strewing the house with clues – a child's doll, a glimpsed revenant, camera flashes – while the protagonist whimpers her distress in a faintly Blair Witch-y manner. Don't leave before the end credits: the film pieces together the puzzle for us, more or less, in a creepy montage of incriminating Polaroids.
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Date of Stay: July, 2016
This is a nice park, older but nice. The staff are knowledgable and helpful. Be careful the entrance comes up quick and it is by a merging road. We had a premium site. Great dog park.
Date of Stay: July, 2016
Definatly a family friendly park. Lots of kids, it was their Christmas in July event. The park is off the beaten path and interesting to get too. The sites are large but a bit hilly. My biggest gripe is the early arrival charge of $5 an hour and. a $3 per dog charge. Because they can.
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Nice campground. They have a honey wagon for pump outs, free for a three day stay. Very large lots. They do not have a dog walk. Staff was friendly.
Date of Stay: July, 2016
We stayed 4 nights. The camp sites can be tight. We were on C30 (the best site in the park) in a 38' rig. There was construction next door so during the week it was noise yearly. We had electric problems on 50 amp. One leg was dropping voltage, the park said they had a call in on it.
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The park is old and needs updating. We had some power problems with 30 amp. The campground was close to Philly, we took the train. It was easy.
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Nice park on the water. Some spots are a bit tight. Overall nice park.
Date of Stay: October, 2015
We stayed on the south side. Very nice park with friendly staff. Nice to walk to the sea wall in the morning.
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We stayed 5 nights. The park is clean and well maintained. The staff was friendly. They have a great dog park. We had a level pull through site, that is gravel. Water seemed a bit hard, not really a problem for us. Only thing is they are just off US 17, which can be interesting.
Date of Stay: August, 2015
The only thing that this place could use is a dog run. We stayed 5 nights.
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First we were booked 10 days at Deception Pass State Park, when we realized we had no sewers, TV or internet. We were able to cancel and get a spot here, we do not regret it. Some sites are small but there is ample parking. The park is under new management and has improved over the last reviews. Everything has a fresh coat of paint, very nice dog park, new fire rings and new picnic tables. The grounds, laundry and restrooms are clean and orderly. The staff is friendly. The internet is like any other RV park, just ok. However the only thing that needs major work is the cable tv reception, on the site we had it was intermittent. We spoke with the manager and she was aware of the problem and was working on it. Keep I mind this place is less expensive than the state park.
Date of Stay: July, 2014
This is a very nice park. I have no major complaints, very nice landscaping, friendly staff and convenient to almost everything. We rode the bus to the city, the 522 express, to keep from driving the truck downtown. It worked out great, suggest checking into it. NOTE: The entrance to the park from the GPS is wrong, you need to turn on 242 st. or you will end up in a oil change business. The only things that could be improved are better Wi-Fi, more cable channels, and a bigger dog run. Small stuff, really. Would stay again.
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We were looking for someplace to stay to visit the Portland area, our stay was 3 weeks. We found the park clean and well kept. The sites are maintained and full concrete. Wi-Fi is what I expect for free from the campground. We had no problems during check-in and the staff has been pleasant. The park is convenient to downtown and local attractions, we used ten MAX trains and trolley. There is one thing I do not understand about the rules: bicycle riding is not allowed, I understand some one was injured. The speed limit is 10 MPH, I noticed the permanent residents not abiding the rules. Note that it is in the flight path of the Portland airport; this did not bother us. We enjoyed seeing the military jets take off. There are several good restaurant/bars close by. Things we did not like and would stay away from: No apparent limit on the number of dogs, site 122 has at least 9. Some long term residents are pretty cluttered, e.g., sites 100 and 101.
Date of Stay: May, 2014
Price is with Good Sam discount. After a long day this was a little corner of paradise. The park was clean with gravel sites. The office makes and delivers pizza to your rig. While not gourmet, we did not have to cook. The park has a great dog walk, with plenty of room to let our pups burn some energy.
Date of Stay: December, 2012
Good KOA, easy to get too and the staff is great. The sites are unpaved. The campground is very clean. We spent one night and will stop again.
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This is a nice campground. The owners and staff are very friendly. The sites are very easy to get into.


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The number two administrator at the University of South Florida is the sole finalist to become the new president at University of Houston and Chancellor of the U of H System. Houston Public Radio's Jack Williams reports.
After 22 years of working her way up through the ranks at the University of South Florida in Tampa, Dr. Renu Khator will begin a new challenge after the University of Houston Board of Regents officially confirms her as the System and University's leader next month. The 52-year-old Khator is currently provost and senior vice president at USF, a school with 45,000 students at four campuses.
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Dharmasena had reached the Summer rest house of the Lord of Avanthi without any hassles. Veerabahu and the bulk of army stayed back right at the borders and he had proceeded with a minimum number of bodyguards. The smooth journey made him laugh at the apprehensions his people had when he was leaving. He knew they all loved him. They feared for him to paranoid levels. He too had a kind of fear in his heart and due to that he wanted Vikram to stay back. Yes If some danger was to actually befell him he did not want Vikram in the way. But the foolish boy never cared to think beyond his heart. Dharmasena missed him before he left Anagha. Well, he would go back and console him for what all he had shouted in exasperation.
Dharmasena reached the entrance of the Summer palace and was duly received by the officials of Avanthi. As he had reached only by dusk, his hosts led him and his body guards to refresh themselves and partake dinner.
"Could I meet His Majesty first?" He enquired with the officer who attended to him.
"Lord, forgive us. His Majesty's illness got worse today morning. The Vaidya attended to him and he had to be put to sleep."
Dharmasena sounded disappointed and concerned. "Your King is my friend since our days at the Ashram of Gurudeva. It is my minimum courtesy to see him once before I can eat."
"Your courtesy is undoubted Lord." The official assured him. "But none of us knew that My King would fall so sick on this very day. Thevaidyawas insistent on sedating him, lest he gets worse. We are now hopeful that he would be healthy enough to talk to you in the morning."
"I am still not sure how appropriate this looks." Dharmasena commented thoughtfully.
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When he awoke, Dharmasena found himself in darkness. He groped to sense his surroundings. He was on a soft bed, but laid on the floor. Where was the decorated cot he lay upon last night? Is it night or day? Mahadeva, why was it so dark? He remembered a window beside his cot. He was shifted during sleep! As he stood up with a start his head felt heavy. Then it struck him that he was drugged, probably abducted and imprisoned! Why why why?
The drug was slow to wear off and he did not realize himself giving into sleep again. When he woke up again after he dint know how long after, he felt much better in his head. His sword was nowhere to be found. Yes it would be unnatural to expect that his captors would leave him the weapon.
He cautiously made his way around the dark room and came upon something looking like a door. But it was too low, probably enough for a small man to crawl through. How was he brought in there? Surely not by that door. But the rest of the walls dint seem to have anything else.
Dharmasena exerted all his restraint to plan his next move for anger or any unthought reaction would not help much. Worse, it might spoil things even more. Gathering his breathe, he knocked at the wooden door fastened from outside. There was no reply from the other side. He groped aroun the door and found something sliding. It was a small window which he slided open which flooded the sunlight into the room. He sensed that it might be midday. In the light, he saw a plate duly served with food. Hunger seized him. But now he was not going to eat anything especially after he was drugged last night.
He ignored the food and continued to knock at the door.
"Your commands? My King?" he heard a sarcastically humble voice from outside. He could not recognize the speaker. It was not either of the twins. Given a chance, Dharmasena would have swooped down on that person and strangled him with bare hands. But now was not the time for anger.
"Care to explain what went on? Not that I expect anything good from you. But we can start with you explaining." Dharmasena tried hard to control his anger which usually turned into satire when not expressed.
"With pleasure,Lord. But I would not prefer to talk to a man who is starving since two days. So please have your food. We can still see your plate untouched."
"Two days?" Dharmasena exclaimed! He was sedated for more than a night! "By Mahadeva, if I don't raze this city to ground!...."
"Yes, you seemed like needing a good sleep after all." The voice jeered. "Do please have your lunch. We have all the time to talk to you."
"Oh thank you! Your hospitality in unmatched! So for how many more days will this put me to sleep? A week? Or a Month?"
"Oh, Don't worry, Lord. We are also waiting to talk to you. The food is not drugged." The person seemed to be chuckling with pleasure.
"Dharma, you need to save on energy. Don't lose heart and even if you have already lost, let them not know it." He told himself.
He chose not to call back the person after eating and waited for him to check instead.
"You are a lion after all. You don't call upon lesser mortals, Do you Lord?"
Dharmasena took a deep breath and clenched his wrists. As moments passed, he felt his chest would burst of the anger he had been trying to control. He closed his eyes and convinced himself again that if his captors were enjoying his discomfort, he wont let them feel so. He decided to play the game
"Oh Yes, I had come to talk to the King. And you're right. A lesser mortal has no place in my task here. So call your King. I refuse to talk to anyone else."
He heard a laughter. "I really admire you Lord. Do as you please. I am sure you would soon change your mind. That is once…." Silence ensued. Dharmasena stopped himself from asking what the speaker meant.
"Enjoy your time here, Lord of Anagha." As he was speaking, Dharmasena saw another trapdoor open from above. The voice continued. "We have taken all pains in preparing for your stay. Feel free to explore this new temporary residence of yours. You won't find anything lacking I am sure. We don't want our future Queen Abhaya Devi to complain about any mistreatment meted out to you."
"Dare he take her name? Mahakaala, Have I not been a just ruler? Is this what happens to the righteous people in your Kshetra of Avanthi?"
Noticing the trap door and way up, Dharmasena rushed to look for any possible ways to escape. He climbed up that dungeon and found himself in a spacious home that did not look any bit like the guest house he visited two nights back. It did not have any doors. Only small holes at the higher side of the walls to allow some ventilation. There were a cook and another female attendant who went about doing everything to make him comfortable. But they never spoke a word. They never even looked eye to eye with him.
After two more days, Dharmasena felt he would go mad if he continues in the same captive life. He thought hard. His 'hosts' had not compromised in providing him, Royal food. They must be replenishing the supplied through some door. And there has to be some entrance to this whole place.
He hit upon an idea and ordered for more food to accelerate the usage of supplies. He pretended to fall ill and asked for rare concoctions for which he hoped they lacked the supplies.
The next day, he heard the cook frantically searching for something in kitchen. He looked for the maid who was busy in making his bed. Finding her out of the way he crept into kitchen and found the cook gropping for something under the huge iron shelf that served as storage. His heart gave a leap on seeing the cook remove something like a lid to a tunnel and slide in. When he did not return after a couple of minutes, Dharmasena was sure that therewas some underground path to outside.
To make sure that there was no alarm raised, He went quietly back to his bed taking one of the heavy objects in the kitchen. He called the maid on some pretext and asked for something. When she turned back, she felt a blow which made her world go black and wordlessly fell to the ground.
"Forgive me, lady. By Mahakala, I accept any results of this unmanly act of attacking a woman from behind. But I had no other choice."
Dharmasena quickly made his way to the tunnel passage from the kitchen. He walked through it for around an hour or so, before it widened into something that looked like a cave.
"By Mahadeva, whoever envisaged this structure has indeed done a great job, though for wrong people."
As he stepped out of the cave, Dharmasena encountered three burly guards. They did not seem like trained soldiers, but their brute appearance was enough to scare a commoner out of his wits. They were armed with crude clubs.
"Robbers. Who are hired by the twins." Dharmasena realized as he backed at the prospect of facing three brutal robbers while being unarmed.
One of them let out a shout and leapt at him with the club raised. Dharmasena nimbly moved aside at the nick of the moment and caught the man's hand which was holding the club and wrenched the weapon out with a deft blow. Before the other two jumped to help their comrade, he shoved the first man back to block their way.
Without wasting any time, he got hold of the club that was lying down and took on the second man. The bout continued for a while but it was difficult for Dharmasena to keep three men at a bay especially after the adventure.
In the course of the fight, Dharmasena ost his balance and fell to the ground, but did not lose his grip over the club. To avoid being hit by one of the oppponent's clubs, he rolled aside, but his move apparently was miscalculated. The blow would be upon him.
"Mahadeva, Narayana!"
At the moment, the club fell out of the robber's hands. Dharmasena saw him being stabbed on the side from behind.
It was not long before the other two were overpowered by the Naga warrior who accompanied Vikram.
"My Lord. Are you alright?"
"Vikram, how did you find me?"
"Oh, my Naga blood also happens to know about the secret lairs of robbers in the forests." Vikram retorted in humour.
"You are in a mood for jokes aren't you?" Dharmasena pulled Vikram's ear as a surge of emotions overtook him. "Son, forgive me. I really uttered words of venom which…." The words were left incomplete as Vikram threw his arms around Dharmasena who returned the embrace.


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Exeter City's unbeaten run came to an abrupt end as they were pulled further into the relegation dogfight with a 3-1 away defeat at Prenton Park.
James Dunne's first half red card was the turning point of the match, the former Arsenal man picking up a harsh second yellow.
Goals from Craig Curran's and Joss Labadie put the home side 2-0 up before Stuart Fleetwood gave the Grecians a life-line when he poked home from close range.
But from a City corner Tranmere countered and Gareth Edds fired a low shot past Jones to complete a miserable afternoon.
Paul Tisdale made one change from the team denied at the death at Swindon with Marcus Stewart coming in for Sky Sports' Man Of The Match Ryan Taylor. Rob Edwards returned to the bench and replaced Joe Heath.
Craig Curran was an injury doubt ahead of the match for Les Parry's side but he was deemed fit to start and he carved out the first chance of the match on three minutes but Scott Golbourne deflected the shot over the bar.
From the subsequent corner centre-back Ash Taylor headed over into the impressive number of away fans boosting the 5466 crowd.
Just two minutes later Bas Savage headed Marlon Broomes' cross over while at the other end Stewart sent Barry Corr down the left-hand flank but his low cross was held by debutant Peter Gulacsi .
The first half this afternoon was a shadow of the opening 45 at the County Ground, the Grecians never really got going and weren't creating any real openings.
Stewart and Corr were getting little change from Taylor and Ian Goodison but mid-way through the half Dunne did have the ball in the back of the net with a smart lob but the linesman's flag ruled it out for offside.
Then the Grecians strung together one of their best moves of the half, Liam Sercombe and Dunne combined before feeding Tully and his cross found Scott Golbourne at the back-post but his driven volley deflected off a City body and out for a goal kick.
Then we reached the main talking point of the match. Dunne had earlier been booked for a foul on Labadie outside the Tranmere box but he looked to have pulled out of another challenge on the midfielder and just got the slightest of touches. But the referee pulled out the second yellow and City faced an uphill task.
The City bench were on their feet four minutes later when the referee Geoff Elthirngham chose to only yellow card Goodison for an ugly foul on Barry Corr.
Then the home side took the lead when Zoumana Bakayogo's cross from the left flank was met by the head of Curran inside the box.
Stewart then limped off just before the break for Ryan Taylor after suffering a spasm in his hamstring. His replacement once again looked lively and was full of running.
City came out with their half-time teamtalk ringing in their ears and began to look more effective in the final third, Corr heading straight at the keeper just two minutes into the second half.At the other end Bas Savage rose and sent his header wide of the far post before missing from close range.
Jones almost handed them a second ten minutes into the second half when he scuffed a clearance straight to Curran but his attempt flew out for a throw in with Jones stranded.
But a similar sitation happened just two minutes later and it proved to be fatal. Jones ran out and bowled the ball to Tully, as the number 27 does to start many an attack but the right-back lost the ball to Labadie who fired a long range shot into the far corner from distance with Jones off his line.
The goal had been coming and Tisdale responded by sending Bertie Cozic for Richard Duffy who had moved to a defensive midfield position.
The away fans were getting more and more aggravated with Elthirngham's performance and they let him know how they felt when he didn't give an obvious corner that Ryan Taylor had earned infront of them.
Serconbe shot a long-range effort at the keeper but at the other end City were looking fragile from every attack with Curran having a chance and he also set up Thomas-Moore who couldn't beat Jones.
The introduction of Fleetwood for Tully, who had only trained briefly since the Swindon game due to injury, gave City even more options going forward in search for a comeback like the one seen at Wycombe.
The chances weren't coming and in fact substitute Kithson Bain was only denied a goal by a superb full-stretch block from Tully.
But then City pulled a goal back when Fleetwood claimed his fifth of the season. Golbourne's cross was knocked into the Welshman's path by Goodison and he had the simplest of tap-ins from close-range.
The Grecians were back in the game and the pressure began to mount with just five minutes left. City threw bodies forward and won a corner from Golbourne's cross.
Everyone packed the box but Goodison headed the ball away and they countered at pace. Bain burnt away from Sercombe and sent the ball towards Thomas-Moore, he dummied and Edds fired home into the corner.
Thomas-Moore then forced Jones into a fine save and Sercombe fired a lovely shot with the outside of the boot just inches over the bar but that was all City could muster before the final whistle blew on a disappointing afternoon.
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Reno Evening Gazette (Newspaper) - August 1, 1890, Reno, Nevada JOB WORK The Neatest, The Best, At the Ctezctto Office. Printed Qtalper than the Cheapest. VOL. XXIX. RENO, WASHOE COUNTY, NEVADA, AUGUST 1, 1890. MISCKLLASKOUS. PBR OF CONGRESS. The Tariff Bill Being Discussed. f.Tbe House then resumcdthe consid- I eration of the Senate amendments to the sundry civil appropriation bill. j Wheeler of Alabama to-day intro- 1 cliiced a resolution in tho House to set aside Monday next for the considera- tion of the Fanners' Alliance grain subtreasury bill. The Dill is to be considered from day to day until dis- posed of. OF THE POTTS' CASE. Faucett Married to Mrs. Potts in San Francisco. POWDER Absolutely Pure. A cream powj-r lIlKhest of nil in U-avenini? fj.fi. i Rrport, Any. 1880. THE BEVERIDSE AITOM VI'1C Book Excluded flom United Btates Malls. the Tin! fact of tho wires being down east of Ogden tlio cause of onr short telegraphic to-rlav. STEAM COOKER, I'.itcnted 1'thru.iry 12, 1890. The Inli si iniproicd and best steam cooker n the in irk.et Pood i D >k( I in this stcnm cooke- tetaiiis the entiii II. nor .ind nutritive qualities, .ind is healthy and inor- The uliole iiital in at once and ill U-ss time limn the old. way. Yon c. in cook from one to four different ar- ticl-s at the s.inie tune in compartments one above tht Hthrr It positively cloesnot mingle the ll.nors. 1.1 nve orders at K. C I.eadbit ter's Loimncu i.it Kow Adults wantid in every town Address! K. HATXH Kl.Dl-.K, Virginia City, Nev j> 14 -I-'OR- M. I. S. T., AHTISTS MATERIALS Fresh Garden Seeds, Diamond Spectacles, -GO TC J. HODGKINSOK'S DKITQ STORE, VIRGINIA RENO c. NOVACOVICH. H. T. BERRY. BERRY ft'OVACOVICfl, Wholciale and Retail Dcnlirrs in Groceries, Provisions. FINE TEAS AND COFFEES, In HRUI1S Ol' AM. KINDS. Wines, Liquors, Tobacco, Crockery. We corrv n fine ns-orttnciit ol FANCY GROCb.RIKS Row. Bono, FOR SALE Three of the Finest Farms in Inyo County. Near the Town cf Bishop. EACH CONTAINS Kw ACRES, AI.I, IN the h'.Khe't state of ciiltiv.iti' n. One is all in alfalfa. Also6oo headof cattle. Reason for selling, old age and ml'mnltiis. I'or particulats of J. X Kvan.s, Xeno, Nev, or address 11 nil op Inyo County, Cat. jei4tft, Town Property! THAVI-. VHRY CHOICK RItSIOHNCK propc-ity lor vile Situutetl mie-linlf in lit from the K.uiicniv-' depot and ouc-fonrth tuilc from the ht.xte I'imerMly. Lots 80 Feet Front and 240 Feet Deep, THE rrOFKKTY. Fioe boil, l.irRc shade trees. T( you to nnke a home, come and see inc. SALOON. H.K, HAS BKEK KKCENTLY up in tMc modern style, and is presHkd ovu J? Harry late of tne Depot HiMei, everybody knows. The Bar Is Second to IVone tlie'M.itc, nlwnvs provided with t Mr a call and be convinced ______ mijfMtt___________ The newsiest, the cheapest and the Ga- zette and Stockman. By Associated Press.] WABIIINOTON, Aug. Senate took up the Tariff bill at this morning. Klair oflbred a resolution, which went over until to-uiorrow, instructing tho Committee on RnloH to report a rule within four rlays for limiting and closing debate. Edmunds moved to correct tho jour- nal of yesterday by making it state the natneH of the Senators present when the roll was first callod. There was guneral opposition to this motion, v. hich was defeated, A joint resolution to permit Captain Ueo. W. Davis of the U. S. army to wcopt a position in the Nicaragua Canul Construction Company was passed. Tho Senate then proceeded to tiie consideration of the taiiff bill, resum- ing it under the head of lead products. The articles of litharge and nitrate of lead weio allowed to pass without comment, but to the third article (or- ango mineral centa per pound) Vance offered an amendment reducing the rate to routs. In the course of the discussion Vest expressed him- self in favor of reducing all duties on lead and its product, although his own State was the greatest lead-producing State in the Union. The largest lead mine in the State is that of Hazard, who is the principal stockholder. He declined that last year's divi- dends amounted to 29 per cent., but the wages of tho employes have not Iwen increased one cent. So that the claim that high protective duties were for the benefit of the working man was a fraud and a cheat from the beginning. spoke ol the lead trust, which controlled the lead trade of the country. He told of having met, not long ago, in a New York bank parlor, the owner of a lead mine who told him the lend trust offered to purchase his interest. How much is your plant asked Mcl'hiTSon. ''I could duplicate it for was the answer. "And how much does tho trust "One million dollars." "And how the trust expect to bo able to pay you for what is only wortj nnd pay divi- It proposes to raise the price of the product. Theoflerhas been accepted, and the price has been increased to an extent to ena'Oe the trust to pav a dividend on any amount of capital it sees fit; and yet in the Congress of the United States there is a great political party, claiming to be first in intelli- gence, first in patriotism, first in jus- tice and right, voting to put a rate of duty on these lead products th'at is ab- solutely prohibitory, and that will en- able thin trust or combine to fix any price it pleases, and rob the people to any extent it pleases." Finally the discussion came to an end. and a vote was taken on Vance's amendment, which was rejected by a party 21, nays 29. The amendment offered by Vance to reduce the dutv on red lead from 3 centofco 2 cents per pound, met with the same fate. The paragraph taxing white lead S cents per pound was, on motion of Aldrich, amended by adding the words "and white paint containing lead." Vance moved to make the duty on white lead 2 cents per pound instead of 3. Rejected, yeas 22, nays 21. There was no suggestion as to phos- phorus and bi-chromato and chromate of potash. 69 was amended, on mo- tion of Aldrich, making it read "custic or hydiate of potash, refined in sticks or rolls, one cent per instead of IK cents. UOUSE. On motion of Taylor of Illinois, a resolution was adopted calling on the Secretary for copies of the report of the engineers in charge of the work of im- provement in Galveston harbor. Another Chapter of the Potts M order Case. Special to the GAZETTE SAN FBA.NCISCO, Aug. state- ment is published that Miles Fawcett, for whose murder Josiah Potts and his wife Elizabeth were hanged at Elko, Nev., last June, was married to the woman, under the name of Mrs. Eliza- beth Atherton, in this, city in March, 18SR Fawcett subsequently appealed to. an attorney to investigate the woman's antecedents, aa he believed all was not right. The attorney found the woman had previously been mar- ried to Potts, who was living at Carlin, Nev. Fawcett was much enamored of his wife, and was induced by the return of which he lad given the female, to stop the legal proceedings against Mrs. Potts. Fawcett subse- quently took her to his home near Fresno, and afterward followed her when she returned to her husband at Carlin. It is thought the knowledge Fuw- cett had of the woman's guilt was one inducement to hifi murder. A Coffee-Dealing Syn- dic ate. DESERTION FROM ITALIAN ARMY. Him' Out of the Matin. By Associated Tress.] WASHINGTON, Aug. opinion of Assistant Altorney-Aenoral Tyner of the I'ostoffice Department, upon which was based the from the mails Count Lyon Tolster's book "Kreutzer was ad- dressed Third Assistant Poatmas- ter-General Hazeu, and consists of two sentences. It is as follows: "I return herewith a publication en- titled offered for mailing at the postoffie at Chicago, 111., as matter of the second class. After a careful examination of this publication, I am of the opinion it is of an indecent character, hence it is forbidden circulation in the mails by the act approved September 2R, 1888." Upon receipt of this opinion an order printed in the usual form was eent to tho Postmasters at 'Chicago and New York, directing that -book be ex- cluded from the mails. It is bolieved an apiieal will be taken to the Post- ui aster-General. Objectionable License To Be Tested. Law Bv Associated Press. J SARATOGA, Aug. first race, six furlongs, Stratagem won. Tourist second, Woodbean third. Time, In the second race, mile and 70 yards. Little Crete won, Dilemma second and Big Brown Jug third. Time The third race, six furlongs, mede won, Eminence second, Fea third. Time, The fourth- race, one mile, Puzzle won, Fellowship second, Happiness third. Time, In the fifth race three-quarters of a mile, Vidette won, Geneieve second uncl third. Time TELEU'JAPHIC BREVITIES. Bar silver, LOCAL INTELLIGENCE. DISTRICT COURT. A Large Xnmber or Cases on the Calendar. The land cases are in progress and being argued. The following is the list of cases set for the present month, with date of trial, aside from those mentioned in yesterday's issue: ISelson DeWitt vs. D. B. Lyman, August 1st. J. V. Peers August 4th. J. V. Peers August 4th. Angelo Da Giovanni Thompson. August 6tb. J. P. Foulks vs. S. A. F. W. Doan. August 7th. _ Foulks vs. S. A. Hamlin and F. W. Doan, August 7th. Deluchi vs. Keyes, August llth. M. J. Smith vs. .Tames Mayberrv. August llth. J. J. Grant VB. Andrew Deluchi, AngU8t I2th. Taylor vs. Mills, August 15th. J. J. Grant vs. A. M. Van Wagoner, August 18th. G. S. Smith August 23d. vs. Julia Loe et at., vs. F. M. Lee et al., vs. William Hamlin and vs. J. J. Alexander, Suit was commenced to-day and papers filed with tho Clerk of the Dis- trict Court on behalf of James Spear against the Southern Pacific Company for for injuries sustained bv the recent accident to plaintiff, as narrated m the GAZETTE. Clarke Jones are his Families not already supplied should lose no time in procuring a bottle of Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. It is tbe onlv remedy that can be upon for bow.l coi-plaint fn all iis forms. 25 and 50 bottles for sale by Shoemaker Co. 5ra.msn" disease affect .took and cause serious in wss r A -The Fieflat Begins Steamship Linen. en- do- has The Central American llevolt. By Associated Press 1 LA LHJERTAD, Aug. tion with the interior has been re- stored. Advices from the capital state that General Ezeta was ordered from the frontser with about men immediately upon the outbreak of the revolt headed by General Itivas. Ezeta proceeded with all haste to the capital. General Kivas' forces had captured his artillery and bar- racks, and the few troops in charge had fought desperately before they surrendered. The Indians then pil- laged several houses and a panic forces were finally feated and peace was restored. It is stated that Guatemala withdrawn her forces from the frontier and that all is quiet. There is no tel egraphic communication with Guate- mala. LONDON, Aug. to the Times from Buenos Ayres state that President Celrnan issued a manifesto, and after speaking of the demand for liis resignation made by the revolution- ary movement, refers to the piosperity and liberty of the country enjoyed un- Committee will name a candidate for Judge of Court of (In State office to tilled 'bin fall, and there will be uo State conveniion. 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Rovers had to settle for a point on the south coast in a goalless encounter at a muddy Fratton Park.The first half saw David Dunn and Chris Samba both hit the woodwork, whilst at the other end Gael Givet stopped a John Utaka effort on the line.After Anthony Vanden Borre saw red for two bookings, Rovers had the lions share of possession and chances in the second half, but some last ditch defending allied to poor finishing was Rovers' downfall as they couldn't make their man advantage count.Sam Allardyce made just the one change from the side that had defeated Burnley six days earlier with the fit again Paul Robinson returning to the starting line-up.In good form following their previous week's exploits, Rovers started brightly, but couldn't fashion any clear-cut openings against a patched up Portsmouth side.Indeed it was the home side who fashioned the first effort on goal on ten minutes when John Utaka cut inside to fire low, but it was comfortable for the returning goalkeeper.But Rovers were pressing well, Morten Gamst Pedersen, David Dunn and Steven Nzonzi giving their hosts little time on the ball, leading to errors from the home side.
But despite their supremacy, again it was Utaka who was causing the bigger threat, getting passed Phil Jones on the byline, his shot across the bows was only palmed into the path of Jamie O'Hara, and with Robinson stranded the on-loan midfielder headed goalwards only for Gael Givet to block impressively on the line. A let-off for Rovers.
Rovers went straight up the other end and were the width of a post away from taking the lead themselves. Phil Jones with a ball into the area found Olsson trying to back-heel goalwards in the ensuing melee, the ball eventually coming out to David Dunn who steered it goalwards only for it to deflect onto the foot of the post and away.
The rain continued to pour as Portsmouth looked all the more shaky at the back. On the stroke of half-time Sam Allardyce's side should have finally taken the lead their play deserved but when a Pedersen free-kick found Chris Samba unmarked in the area, his header hit the foot of the same post Dunn's had struck earlier, El-Hadji Diouf seeing his follow-up well blocked.
The second half started as poorly as the playing conditions with both sides struggling to keep any momentum, and their footing, in the mud of Fratton Park.
Rovers were handed an advantage on the hour mark when Anthony Vanden Borre picked up his second yellow card of the game after blocking an attempted pass to Olsson with his hand. Referee Steve Bennett had no option to issue the defender the red card.
Three quickfire chances followed, a Pedersen centre was just inches away from connecting with Olsson in the six yard box, then the Swede latched onto a through ball by David Dunn, but Jamie Ashdown saved at the near post with his legs. Then after good work from Diouf, Roberts turned and shot in the area, but Ashdown was down quickly to save.
Sensing victory Sam Allardyce threw on both Junior Hoilett and Niko Kalinić, but despite plenty of possession and dangerous crosses into the area, the Portsmouth defence held firm.
At the other end, the ever-impressive Phil Jones made a vital tackle as Kanu charged through on goal. The young defender once again enhancing his growing reputation with another strong display.
Rovers pressed and pressed in the latter stages, Niko Kalinić saw a header saved and Junior Hoilett scooped over. Then in added time a Pedersen corner found its way to Phil Jones, but his poked effort appeared to hit Kalinić and bounce to safety.
The final chance fell to Martin Olsson, but he couldn't make Pompey pay when he shot straight at Jamie Ashdown.
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PORTSMOUTH: Ashdown, Rocha, Mokoena (c), O'Hara, Mullins, Brown, Utaka (sub Piquionne 72 mins), Vanden Borre, Hughes (sub Sowah 64 mins), Kanu, Basinas.
Subs not used: O'Brien (GK), Nlundulu, Ward, Ritchie.
ROVERS: Robinson, Salgado, Samba (c), Jones, Givet, Diouf (sub Hoilett 77 mins), Dunn, Nzonzi (sub Grella 64 mins), Pedersen, Olsson, Roberts.
Subs not used: Brown (GK), Emerton, Linganzi, Kalinić, Di Santo.
Booked: Vanden Borre, Brown (Portsmouth), Dunn (Rovers).
Off: Vanden Borre
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New Delhi, Jan 19 (PTI) A young man allegedly tried torob a person early this morning as he needed money to buy newclothes and shoes for his brother''s wedding next week butlanded in police net within minutes.
Ravinder (20) and his friend Manoj (25) wereapprehended in Mongolpuri at around 12:30 AM soon after theytargeted three persons who were going home.
"Police chased them and the two were arrested," ChhayaSharma, Deputy Commissioner of Police (Outer), said.
Ravinder and Manoj told police that they had committedvarious petty robberies at knife-point earlier.
"Ravinder told us that next week his brother isgetting married and and he had to purchase clothes and shoes.
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Zamalek sealed a thrilling 3-4 comeback win against relegated Dakhleya on Sunday...
Chelsea manager Jose Mourinho praised Mohamed Salah following his full debut with the Blues, saying the club did well to buy the Egyptian winger.
21-year-old Salah, who scored his first goal for Chelsea against Arsenal a fortnight ago, was involved in all three goals at Stamford Bridge in their 3-0 win against Stoke City on Saturday.
The match was Salah's first time starting for Chelsea since his £11 million move from FC Basel, which made him the most expensive Egyptian player of all time.
In the post-match press conference following the Blues' win against Stoke, Mourinho expressed his delight to have a player like Salah within his ranks, commending Chelsea for bringing him in.
"Chelsea did very well, we sold a great player [Juan Mata], a finished product in the best moment of his career. We bought a kid from a different habitat, an Egyptian player playing in Switzerland," Mourinho said in the post-match conference.
"We know he needs time, we know next season he will be an important player for us. This season, step by step, he's playing 10 minutes here and there. You can feel the connection between him and the crowd; the crowd like him, they like his style of play.
"He's the type of player we need because we have wingers who prefer to play with the ball at their feet, he's the type of player who prefers the ball into space. Chelsea did very well to bring him, next season with him, Eden, Willian and Oscar, they will have more strength and experience, they have a good future," he concluded.


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Ottoman Turkey was the last of the Central Powers to sign a treaty with the victorious Allies, surrendering much of its Middle Eastern empire to the British, French, Greeks, and Armenians. However in reality the Treaty was essentially worthless as it was the Nationalists, not the Ottomans, who now ruled Turkey.
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"The minute your eyes can only see me in them, is the minute when I'll have you. We will be magically bound through the ancient marriage bond," Tom said as a matter of fact.
I blinked from shook, did this man just propose to me?
"Did you just subtly propose to me? Because if you did that doesn't count I better get a well thought out legit proposal out of you," I said in a joke.
His eyes softened as he understood my acceptance of his challenge.
"It'll take time," I said, "I don't exactly know what love is. But if you want to try by all means."
"I don't try Ms. Stark future to be Mrs. Riddle I will have you. You better be prepared," Tom said with a hidden tone.
I blushed at the innuendo.
"Okay," I said as I looked down at my hands.
Tom had picked them up suddenly and began kissing every single finger of mine as he stared into my eyes intently.
Mother, you hear me I am doomed! This man will have me if he truly tried hard enough. But I guess he respects me enough to make sure my heart and soul was into his proposal.
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COLLEGE SOFTBALL: Raiders win one of three on opening day
ROSEMOUNT — Rebecca Anderson collected four hits and Carlie Sweet slugged a 3-run homer to lead the Central Lakes College Raiders to a 17-8 season-opening win Friday at the Irish Sports Dome.
Anderson finished 4 for 5 with four runs, two doubles and a triple. Jenni Smolke was 3-4. Winning pitcher Sam Harting struck out three and walked one in a complete game.
CLC lost its second game 13-3 to Itasca. Alanna Hansen was 2-3 and drove in two runs for the Raiders.
Itasca's Nicole Gross allowed CLC seven hits to get the win.
"She was the top pitcher in our league last year," CLC coach Greg Medeck said, "and she pitched well today."
The Raiders were edged 3-2 by Hibbing in their final game. Smolke was 2-3 with a double, Hayley Hornick was 1-3 with two runs and Nicole Marcy was 1-3 with a double.
Winning pitcher Jenna Massingill allowed CLC just five hits.
"She's something special," Medeck said. "She's out of Nashwauk-Keewatin and had offers to pitch at a high level, but chose to stay home.
"(Gross and Massingill) are probably the two best pitchers we'll see all year and we were mildly productive. Once we get a chance to see more live competition and more live pitching our bats should come around."
Medeck said Mesabi, Itasca and Hibbing each made spring trips, each playing about a dozen games.
"We know we're going to be in the mix in the conference," he said. "We got a good evaluation today."
Game One
Mesabi 8 10 8
Central Lakes 17 15 6
WP: Sam Harting.
Game Two
Itasca 13 13 2
Central Lakes 3 7 4
WP: Nicole Gross. LP: Kaylee Hanson.
Game Three
Central Lakes 2 5 1
Hibbing 3 5 1
WP: Jenna Massingill. LP: Sam Harting. Overall: CLC 1-2. Next: CLC vs. St. Cloud Technical at St. Cloud State 8 a.m. Saturday, March 24 (2).


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Veil was sealed before the story began and is summoned by Mirai to save her from a Ratatoskr that attacks her at the beginning of the game. Veil can barely stand humans and hates being called a toy. Veil hovers over obstacles in the game like ice and moving sand when Mirai rides him. He eventually warms up to humans over time, especially when Mirai saves his younger sister Hippogriff and defeats the demons responsible for sealing them away.
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Time-of-flight spectra of the nascent H atoms, and laser induced fluorescence excitation spectra of the nascent NH$_{2}$ radicals, are leading to a very complete knowledge of the energy disposal following photodissociation of NH$_{3}$ through its $\tilde{A}^{1}$A$_{2}^{\prime \prime}$ excited state. Both the dissociation rates and the product distributions are sensitive to the values of the vibrational and rotational quantum numbers of the quasi-bound levels of the parent molecule. The most populated fragment states involve the a-axis rotational, and bending vibrational, motions of the NH$_{2}$ with modest excitation of further rotational degrees of freedom at low internal energy. For most NH$_{2}$ internal states the accompanying H atoms recoil close to the initial plane of NH$_{3}$ excitation, but for a specific subset of product states the H atoms recoil perpendicular to this plane. These measurements and their interpretation give a detailed insight into the intramolecular motion of the dissociating NH$_{3}$ molecule, which is dynamically controlled but yet involves most of the internal degrees of freedom.
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Adorable and well-maintained home in Caldwell Place/Wing Wood in a highly desireable area of Dalraida. Great home for newly weds or retirees. This home has been immaculately kept. Walk through the front door into a large living room with a wood burning fireplace and a large dining room. Trey ceilings in the living & master bedrooms. Master bath has double vanities and very large walk-in closet. This home has some handicap equipped amenities. Also comes with very nice appliances including newer stainless steel range with double ovens, built-in microwave, stainless steel dishwasher and a fridge, washer and dryer! The deck has been refinished. Also has a small backyard that is very low maintenance. You will love this neighborhood and this home packs a lot of bang for the buck! Click here to learn more about this listing.
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"We would like them to be more aware of the risk factors so that they ask the right questions," said Hazel Nunn, head of health evidence and information at Cancer Research UK.
"Dentists should be asking their patients if they smoke or drink heavily. That doesn't necessarily mean following up with a lecture, but they should be aware.
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By 2030 it is predicted that 9,200 cases of the disease will be diagnosed each year in the UK, compared with 6,240 in 2009 and 3,030 in 1984. Death rates are also expected to rise by around 22% over the next two decades.
The reason for the trend is unclear but thought to be linked to lifestyle. Smoking and drinking are two major risk factors for oral cancer, as is the human papilloma virus (HPV) which can infect the mouth as a result of oral sex.
While fewer people are smoking than they used to, excess alcohol consumption and binge drinking is a growing problem, especially among the young.
There is also evidence that people who have more sexual partners, and are more likely to engage in oral sex, are at greater risk of oral cancer.
Most oral cancers produce a type of tumour called squamous cell carcinoma that spreads quickly.
Early symptoms include sores, lumps or ulcers in the mouth which can easily be dismissed as harmless.
Cancer Research UK, the British Society for Oral Medicine, and the British Association for the Study of Community Dentistry are jointly lobbying the dental profession to take mouth cancer more seriously.
They are pressing the British General Dental Council to make the early detection and prevention of oral cancer a compulsory part of dentists' ongoing training.
In May the council made oral cancer detection a recommended, but not compulsory, subject for continuing professional development alongside legal and ethical issues and handling of complaints.
Ms Nunn said: "We're saying this is halfway there. It's a commitment to doing more, but what we're asking for is for oral cancer early diagnosis and prevention to be up there alongside cross infection control and the risk from X-ray radiation.
"All dentists will receive some initial training on oral cancer, but it's not part of their ongoing training."
Professor Damien Walmsley, scientific adviser to the British Dental Association, said: "Dentists examine soft tissue as part of a routine dental check-up. Dentists also monitor patients' medical histories and provide advice to help patients understand the risks associated with their lifestyle choices, such as tobacco use and drinking alcohol to excess, which is essential for the early targeted detection of oral cancer.
"The British Dental Association has published a clinical guide to early detection and management of oral cancer and Improving Oral Cancer Detection has recently been added to the GDC's recommended list of Continuous Professional Development subjects."
A Department of Health spokesman said: "Dentists are required to ask patients about lifestyle factors like drinking and smoking before any treatment begins.
"Seventy dental practices around the country are also testing a new system where patients are asked questions about their lifestyle as part of a general oral health assessment. The pilot programme will help shape the new dental contract and also help dentists improve oral health."
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