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Posted Wed 01 Jul 15 at 02:51 AM
Missed chances cost United ...
United were made to pay for a string of missed chances as Plymouth grabbed a late first half stunner and then went on to rub salt into the wounds with some clinical finishing after the break.
The game started well for Carlisle but an early attack broke down when a Joyce cross was cleared. That invited Wylde to go on a run and he carried it to the edge of the box from his own half. He went for goal but his shot was way too high.
United looked good going forward and a raking 40-yard pass from Grainger found Wyke breaking through. His touch was heavy and McCormick rushed off his line to gather.
The blue shirts stayed forward and good work from Ibehre earned a corner as Hartley struggled to deal with a loose ball. Grainger sent it deep and Kennedy was a whisker away as his downward header skimmed the outside of the post.
The visitors looked by far the more composed outfit and a slick build up involving Joyce and Kennedy left Ibehre with time to cross. A half clearance kept the pressure on and the big striker eventually scuffed a shot at the closing defender as Wyke slid him through.
A neat pass from Grainger kept things moving and it invited Osei to take his man on. Ibehre almost capitalised as the through ball ran loose. Nelson had to cover to stop the big man from tucking it in.
Former-United man Jake Jervis had two stabs at a high ball, as Plymouth tried to counter, but his first effort was blocked and he sent his poor follow up into the side netting.
A wild shot from Graham Carey followed before Carlisle started to reassert themselves with some incisive forward play. A floated ball from Joyce almost unlocked the door when Ibehre found himself in acres of space. McCormick was beaten and much-relieved to see the ball smash back to safety off the upright.
The Pilgrims couldn't get out of their own half and an exchange of passes between Kennedy and Ibehre allowed Joyce to edge forward. His rushed shot lacked direction and the home side gratefully hooked it clear.
Plymouth had to defend in numbers and rifled efforts from Balanta and Ibehre were smothered before Grainger stepped in to let fly. McCormick readjusted and showed comfortable hands.
The hosts enjoyed a better spell ahead of the break and Carey opened things up when he fed off Jervis. His shot had power but Gillespie readjusted to pull it into his chest.
Carlisle picked up the pace and Osei kept his cool to beat a man and sweep a low ball in. Kennedy side footed it and Hartley had to slide on the stretch to deflect it away.
The visitors looked the more likely and they thought they'd done the deed when Balanta challenged on the edge of the area. It squirmed free and Joyce was a millimetre wide with a rasping volley that had McCormick beaten.
But United were made to pay for their misses when former-Blues forward Jervis spun his man and bore down on goal. He put his boot through an unstoppable shot which angled into the top corner.
Long throws from Miller caused problems in time added on for the half and his first delivery, which bounced on the six yard line, was just too high for Ibehre to finish off. His second lob eventually fell in front of Balanta but he couldn't keep his swiped effort down.
The Pilgrims upped the tempo after the break and they doubled their lead following heroics from Grainger which stopped Reid from slotting the ball in as the pacey forward broke through. The Blues fell asleep for the corner delivery and the predatory Reuben Reid said thank you very much as he nodded a flick on into an empty net.
The night got worse as Graham Carey sprinted clear to clip the ball past the advancing Mark Gillespie, and Jake Jervis doubled his tally when he was given the same kind of clear run. The keeper got a boot to it but he couldn't stop it from bulging the onion bag.
Raynes went close with a near post glancing header late in the day, and Kennedy poked an Asamoah cut back over the bar from just 8 yards out as United seemed to accept their fate.
But Joe Thompson grabbed a late consolation with the last kick of the game when he finished an Hery cross on the volley from close range.
Plymouth - Jervis (44, 65), Reid (53), Carey (56)
United - Thompson (90)
Plymouth - McCormick (90)
Plymouth - McCormick, Mellor, Sawyer, McHugh, Nelson, Hartley, Reid, Carey, Wylde (Simpson 46), Jervis (Tanner 77), Boateng (Brunt 72). Subs - Bittner, Cox, Harvey, Purrington.
United - Gillespie, Miller, Raynes, Grainger, Balanta (Hery 76), Kennedy, Joyce, Dicker, Osei (Thompson 60), Ibehre, Wyke (Asamoah 76). Subs - Hanford, Archibald-Henville, Rigg, McQueen.
Referee - Mr Oliver Langford
Attendance - 6,071 (169 away fans)
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Not Just A Good PR Move, Bringing Back Tomlinson Makes Football Sense
With Ladainain Tomlinson coming back for at least one more year, the San Diego Chargers have ensured that they'll not only have the face of the the franchise back in the fold, but also an elite running back who still has a lot left in the tank.
The Chargers and LaDainian Tomlinson announced his restructured contract, and it was as if there was never any doubt in anyone's mind: LT will remain a Charger, and all seems right in the world once again for Bolts fans.
That all sounds good- I mean, I was at the front of the "Keep LT" bandwagon. But funny, this isn't exactly what I expected. Under the terms of the new deal, LT's contract remains basically unchanged for the 2009 season, aside from some new bonus money that will lower his cap-number. That's alright for the face of the franchise, but surprising for a 30-year old RB who ended the last two seasons with injuries.
If the Chargers are happy with it, who am I to complain? All I know is that I expected a slightly deeper salary cut and a more performance-based contract. And with the potential savings, I was expecting to see some money thrown at a free-agent safety or D-lineman.
Just call me an arm-chair GM.
Again, given the alternatives, keeping LT was the right move. That's not blind optimism or fan loyalty, that's a fact- there wasn't a better RB to replace him with unless you burn a high draft-pick on one. With the holes we have to fill, you have to admit that keeping LT seems like a pretty good option.
The fan in me is pretty happy. LT belongs in the blue-and-gold, and if the Chargers can get their act together and win a championship, LT deserves to be a part of it. Just get him some blocking and look out!
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makes no dollar cents though, RBs are so overrated. give me a Oline that blocks someone, one young slow oversized bruiser, one young undersized quick guy, and some grey haired vet; and my squad will tote the rock just fine.
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After a tight first half, London Irish missed the calming influence of the injured Mike Catt in the second half. Shane Geraghty, just back from injury and on as a replacement could do little to spark his side into life. For Percy Montgomery, playing his first game since the World Cup final, it was a cold, wet but rewarding start to his new career with the Catalan side.
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In an error-strewn opening, it was the visitors' mistakes that proved the most costly. Lock Nick Kennedy was over-enthusiastic in challenging the Catalans and was penalised for offside at a ruck, allowing fly-half Rosalen an easy penalty to open the scoring after 10 minutes. Moments later Sailosi Tagicakibau carelessly flapped the ball backwards in his own 22. Only a wonderful intervention by Mike Catt, who robbed Manas of the ball as he was about to score, stopped a certain try.
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PERPIGNAN Montgomery (Porical 61); Manas, Martin-Aramburu, Grandclaude, Plante; Rosalen, Cusiter (Durand 69); Freshwater (capt; Mas 58), Guirado, Pulu, Olibeau, Hines, Britz, Chouly, Alvarez-Kairelis
Tries Manas, Hines Cons Rosalen, Porical Pens Rosalen 3
LONDON IRISH Hewat; De Vedia, Armitage, Mapusua, Tagicakibau; Catt (Geraghty ht), Richards (Hodgson 70); Dermody (D Murphy 70), Paice, Skuse (Lea'aetoa 59), Kennedy, Casey (capt), Roche (Thorpe 34), Danaher, P Murphy
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It has not been a relaxing summer for Wall Street. Economic blues at home and debt crises abroad, a sickly job market, and a general fearfulness among investors over the future direction of the market are still weighing heavily on the minds of many Americans. At times like these, it's worth taking stock of some of the investing basics that can make any portfolio a less fraught proposition. Consider the following a checklist for staying sane when markets seem to be anything but friendly.
Don't pay too much. High fees can really cut into a fund's overall returns. This week, Morningstar released new data showing how important fees are in predicting the success of mutual funds. Morningstar looked at the expense ratios of funds in multiple asset classes from 2005 through 2008, then tracked their progress from 2008 through March 2010. Bottom line: Research found the cheapest funds outperformed the highest-cost funds in each asset class over every time period. For instance, in 2005, the cheapest quintile of U.S. stock funds returned 3.35 percent, on average, over the five-year period, versus 2.02 percent for the highest-cost quintile of funds in the category. When selecting funds, keep in mind that some asset classes are pricier than others. Large-cap funds are generally cheaper than small-cap or international funds, for example. It's a good idea to compare your funds' expense ratios with the annual fees of their peers. Christine Benz, Morningstar's director of personal finance, says generally, investors shouldn't pay more than 1 percent in annual fees for domestic large-cap stock funds, about 1.2 percent for international stock funds, and between 0.65 and 0.75 for bond funds.
Keep it simple. Index funds and exchange-traded funds track indexes, so they're generally cheaper than funds that rely on managers to pick stocks. ETFs, which look like mutual funds but behave like stocks, offer a simple, low-cost way to invest and gain instant diversification. When you invest in an ETF or an index fund, keep in mind that your fund won't likely underperform its index, but it won't beat the index, either. "I'm a huge fan of simplification strategies, and I think indexing a broad-market segment is a great way to do that," Benz says. "It's possible to pick active funds that outperform index funds, but in terms of something that's low cost and hands-off, it's hard to beat indexing." Funds that provide exposure to U.S. stocks include Schwab's Total Stock Market Index Fund and its U.S. Broad Market ETF. Funds for a globally diversified portfolio include Vanguard Total World Stock Index Fund or Vanguard Total World Stock Index ETF.
Dollar-cost averaging. Many investors pull money out of stock funds when the market gets bumpy. In a volatile market, it can be difficult to stick to your investment plan. One way to stay on track is by practicing dollar-cost averaging--investing a set amount of money on a regular basis instead of investing a large sum at once. "It can provide discipline, and it can give you the courage to invest in what could--in hindsight--turn out to be a good time," Benz says. Dollar-cost averaging ensures that you'll continually invest in the market regardless of how it's performing at any given time. You can begin dollar-cost averaging by setting up an automatic investment plan through a fund company. T. Rowe Price, for example, will allow you to invest in more than 90 of its no-load funds if you agree to contribute at least $50 per month to a fund. One offering is T. Rowe Price Spectrum Growth Fund, which provides broad-market exposure through 11 underlying T. Rowe Price stock funds.
Diversify within asset classes. The so-called "lost decade for stocks" makes a good case for diversification. If you had invested only in an index fund that tracks the S&P 500 over the period starting Jan. 1, 2000, and ending Dec. 31, 2009, you would have earned virtually nothing. The culprit? Large-cap stocks that performed poorly during this time period. Meanwhile, other asset classes provided a solid return. For instance, over the past 10 years the Russell 2000 (a small-cap index) has returned an annualized 4 percent.
Keep an eye on cross-asset allocation. Large cap? Small cap? Those distinctions matter, but not nearly as much as the mix of different classes of assets in your portfolio. And it's not just stocks and bonds anymore that make up a truly diversified portfolio. Experts now say equities and fixed income should be held side-by-side with a raft of assets, including real estate, commodities, and other alternative investments in an attempt to prevent just the sort of damage that hit portfolios during the 2008-2009 crisis, when wide swaths of assets (homes, stocks, bonds) all lost value at the same time. Research shows that almost all investment volatility is driven by asset allocation decisions--how you carve out investments among stocks, bonds, real estate, international investments, and commodities. A classic study of pension funds showed that 91.5 percent of investment variation in quarterly returns is explained by investment policy rather than stock picking or other factors. "It's not so much what you put in your account, it's how you allocate what you put in your account that's going to help reduce volatility," says Brian Rimel, an adviser with Raymond James.
Rebalance periodically. It's important to monitor your portfolio and make sure your asset allocation changes over time, says Benz. "Making the judgment about what is an appropriate stock, bond, and cash mix, and also taking care to adjust that over time as you get closer to needing your money is a hugely important and impactful step--arguably more important than individual security selection," Benz says. Some experts recommend that younger investors fill their portfolio entirely with stocks, then begin to shift into other types of investments, like bonds, as they get older. Benz recommends target-date funds, in which a manager handles the asset allocation through a set retirement date. Fund families often employ different "glide paths"--or asset allocation that changes over time. As you approach retirement, target-date funds generally shift to a more conservative mix over time. If you decide to choose your own funds, remember to rebalance periodically.
Don't try to time the market. It's a common investing error: buying funds when they're flying high and dumping them when they fall behind. Over the past decade, Morningstar research has shown that investors simply aren't successful in timing the market. To illustrate, Morningstar calculates what it calls investor returns, which reveal how much money actual investors actually make or lose in a fund based on when they buy and sell. The difference can be huge. Many individual investors do a poor job of timing the markets and tend to lose more in funds than the actual returns show. Take Janus Twenty. It's a large-growth fund that ranks in the top half of its category over the past 10 years that has lost 2 percent per year, on average. According to Morningstar, investors in the fund, on average, lost an annualized 7 percent over that time period because they jumped in and out at the wrong times. Research has shown that the most volatile funds in the most volatile categories, where big swings in returns can make for a wild ride, have the worst investor returns when compared to average reported returns. "We tend to see with the more extreme types of funds that those are the funds where investors badly mishandle their timing decisions, so the more volatile the fund category the more likely you are to see a pattern of investors foregoing gains because they timed their purchases poorly," Benz says. For all categories, over the past decade, the average investor returns among funds representing all asset classes have been about 1.5 percentage points lower than the funds' average reported returns, according to Morningstar's research.
Don't pick (all of) your own stocks. You won't hear it on CNBC, but stock picking isn't for everyone. For investors who aren't willing to spend a good amount of time scouring stock charts or company filings, it's best to treat individual stocks like any other exotic part of your portfolio: They're fine to own in moderate amounts. Experts say a good rule of thumb for part-time investors is to keep less than 10 percent of your total portfolio in individual names, with the rest of your equity exposure in low-cost index or actively managed mutual funds. If you aren't willing to invest the time in digging deep into a company or industry, leave the stock picking to the pros. If you're dead-set on owning individual stocks as longer-term holdings, financial advisers say it's not a bad idea to play it safe by sticking with large, well-known global companies that pay a decent dividend along the way. Rimel says companies like Intel (with its 3.2 percent dividend) fit that profile. "They're very important to keep you ahead of taxes and inflation," he says.
Cut your losses. Any investor who's done it knows that selling at a loss hurts. But the best investors know that limiting losses can be just as important as picking winners in the market. That's because investors can recover from small losses quickly, but digging out from a sudden loss of 25 percent or more can mean a small portfolio will take years to recover. Longtime investors like William O'Neil have long advocated selling stocks when losses hit 8 percent. Other experts advocate selling half of a position at a 5 percent loss, and bailing out completely when share prices dip 10 percent. Either way, the ability to fall out of love with a stock can be just as important as picking the right investment.
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Do a dollar cost averaging on the down side but don't forget to take the profits on the upside - then push those profits in fixed income bond.Pointing out the flaws in this article would end up longer than the article itself. Should have stopped with the first two investing strategies, the rest is crap.
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With a stay at Fairfield Inn & Suites by Marriott Brunswick Freeport in Brunswick, you'll be convenient to Brunswick Golf Club and Brunswick Golf Course. This hotel is within close proximity of Androscoggin Swinging Bridge and Maine State Music Theater.
Make yourself at home in one of the 81 air-conditioned rooms featuring refrigerators and LCD televisions. Wired and wireless Internet access is complimentary, while MP3 docking stations and cable programming provide entertainment. Private bathrooms with shower/tub combinations feature designer toiletries and hair dryers. Conveniences include desks and complimentary weekday newspapers, as well as phones with free local calls.
Be sure to enjoy recreational amenities, including an indoor pool, a spa tub, and a 24-hour fitness center. Additional amenities at this hotel include complimentary wireless Internet access, a fireplace in the lobby, and a picnic area.
Grab a bite from a snack bar/deli serving guests of Fairfield Inn & Suites by Marriott Brunswick Freeport.
Business, Other Amenities
Featured amenities include complimentary high-speed (wired) Internet access, a 24-hour business center, and express check-out. Planning an event in Brunswick? This hotel has 430 square feet (40 square meters) of space consisting of a conference center and a meeting room. Free self parking is available onsite.
Hotel Facilities
- Conference space size (feet) - 430
- Roll-in shower
- Elevator/lift
- Dry cleaning/laundry service
- Free breakfast
- Indoor pool
- Year Built 2004
- 24-hour fitness facilities
- Television in common areas
- Free wired high-speed Internet
- In-room accessibility
- Fireplace in lobby
- Computer station
- Express check-out
- Free newspapers in lobby
- Free self parking
- Accessible bathroom
- Conference center
- Coffee/tea in common areas
- Spa tub
- Laundry facilities
- Total number of rooms - 81
- One meeting room
- Number of buildings/towers - 1
- Picnic area
- Conference space size (meters) - 40
- Free WiFi
- Safe-deposit box at front desk
- Number of floors - 3
- Smoke-free property
- Snack bar/deli
- Free RV, bus, truck parking
- Barbecue grill(s)
- 24-hour front desk
- 24-hour business center
- Luggage storage
Room Facilities
- Premium bedding
- Refrigerator
- Designer toiletries
- MP3 docking station
- Hypo-allergenic bedding available
- Free weekday newspaper
- Air conditioning
- Shower/tub combination
- Premium TV channels
- Free local calls
- Coffee/tea maker
- Blackout drapes/curtains
- Connecting/adjoining rooms available
- Phone
- Free toiletries
- In-room climate control (air conditioning)
- Desk
- Daily housekeeping
- Cable TV service
- Free wired high-speed Internet
- Rollaway/extra beds (free)
- Hair dryer
- Iron/ironing board
- Private bathroom
- Free cribs/infant beds
- Free WiFi
- Microwave (on request)
Hotel Policy
Know Before You Go
- The property has connecting/adjoining rooms, which are subject to availability and can be requested by contacting the property using the number on the booking confirmation.


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General Evening Post (Newspaper) - November 4, 1790, London, Middlesex (LONDON.) *rice Four Pence. From THURSDAY, Nov. 4, to SATURDAY, Nov. 6> 1790. 8909 FRIDAY, Nov. 5. C O U N T Y - N E W S. Oxford, Nov. 3. $�&&Z^:�&0.\ e^e^�nton, from- Jamaica, for. Hull.'; -and London, CooST) frc-.; Liverpool for Offend. Remain in the Downs the Ner !r.ei:s frigate ; Kitty, F.ofter, for Philadelphia; Paragon, Ni-o'i'on\ for New-York ; D?rtington', SvinburA, fcr Dominica; Britannia, Fleming, for Gibraiur; Am? and Wary, DjitgerfielJ, for Virginia ; AJEtive, Barfor,. for Newry; and \ Natation, Wynton, for Corunna, with the (hips as pel laft. W: -A S. W. 1 Gra-jejend, Nov. 3. Pafil-d by the Salty, Thorp, from ?e:erjburgh. L Q N D O N. f. Yefterday morning at feven o'clock Mr. Dref-fit$', the mefienger frorn Madrid, arrived at the D�ke of Leeds's ..Office; The purport of his difpatches are ftated in the following official Tetter, which his Grace the Duke of Leeds fent for the information of the Merchants in the Ci:y, to the Lord-Mayor. .'" My Lord, " I have the honour to acquaint your Lordlhip, that the mefienger, Dreflins, arrived here this ir.oming with difpatches from the Right Honourable Alleyne. Fitzherbert, his Majefty's Ambaflador-Extraordihary, and Plenipotentiary at the Court bf Spain, dated Sunday the i'fth of October, Containing an account that a Convention for terminating the differences which had ariferi frith that Court, had been agreed upon between his Excellency, da the part, of his Britannic Majefty, and the Cour.t de Florida Blanea, on the part of the Catholic King; and that the Convention was to te figned and exchanged by theft Minifters 6b the zytlT of "the fame month. " I have the honour to be, " My Lord, " Your Lordftiip's " Moll obedient, ; '" And moll humble Servant, " LEEDS;" AW 4-'^, 179&' tkt Right Han. the Lard-Mayot. This letter did not come to the Stock-Exchange till part eleven o'clock. Of courfe, the news had got there before it. In the afternoon the following Gazette Extraordinary was publifhed : THE LONDON GAZETTE. EXTRAORDINARY, - Whitehall, Nov. 4. This morning Mr. Dref-fins, one of his Majefty's MefTengers in ordinary, arrived at the office of his Grace the Duke'cf Leeds, his Majefty's principal Secretary of State for foreign affairs, with difpatches from the Right Honourable Alleyne Fitz-Her-bert, his Majefly's Ambaflador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary at the Court of Madrid, dated the 24th of October lad, containing an account that _a Convention, for terminating the diiTerences which had arifen with that Court, had been agreed upon between his Excellency, on the part of his Majefty, and the Count de Florida Blanca, en the part of the Catholic King ; and that the Convention was to be figned and exchanged by thofe Minifters on, the z?th of the fame month. The precife terms of the fettlement it is not in Our power to ftate ; but we learn, and from good authority, that the Spaniards have conceded the point, that the unfettlcd coaft of the North-weft of America is open to art"nations, report fays, from the 45th degree of latitude ;\hat the navigation of the South Sea is open to within a precife limit of the fettled territories of Spain ; and that they yield up to us formally all preten-60ns to theifland of Juan Fernandez. Yefterday, foon after one o'clock, their Majef-ties, accompanied by the Princeffes R.oyal, Au-gufta, and Elizabeth, came from Kew Palace to St. James's, where the Queen held a Drawing-room, which did not commence till half part two o'clock. The prefentations to the Queen yefterday were the fame as to the King at the Levee on Wednesday, with the addition of Mrs. Pitt, on her arrival from Ireland, by Ekdy Howe ; Mr*. Wal-degrave, for the firft time, by her fifter-in-law, Lady Elizabeth Waldegrave, and Coun efs Dc Efterbazy, by Countefs Dowager Spencer. Yefterday the Lord Mayor Elecl, and the two new Sheriffs, waited on the Cabinet Minifters with cards of invitation to dine with them at Guildhall on Tuefday next, being Lord Mayor's Day. Yefterday afternoon meflengers were difpatcfe-i from the Duke of Leeds's Office to moil of his Majefty's Minifters abroad, acquainting them with the reftUt of the difpatches from Spain. Meflengers were alfo fent from Mr. Grenvilie's Omce to the Governors of the different ports under the Britilh Crown; and letters from the Admiralty to Earl Howe, and the reft of the commanding officers on board the grand fleet at Spit-head, for the fame purpofe. Yefterday his Royal Highnefs the Duke of York gave a breakfaft to the oriicers of the Cold-ftream regiment of Foot Guards at York-houfe, Whitehall, when his Highnefs informed them that he thought they need not proceed in their preparations for foreign fervice, as he had received a letter from the Secretary of State's Office, informing his Highnefs that the mefienger was arrived, and that he .had brought an account from the Spanifh Court,"which, it is hoped, will fettle every thing on peaceable terms. Wednesday a Court of Directors was held at the India-houfe, when Captains Richard Hardinge and Nathaniel Dance, jun. were fworn into the command of the Kent and Lord Camden, deftined to Bengal direcL . Yefterday morning the Purfer of the London, Capt. Eaftabrooke, arrived at the India-Houfe with an account of that mip being faie in the Downs. > The ?aflengers who came home in the London, are Capt. William Bedford, of the Bombay efta- blifiiment, Ivlr. Charles Heem, Enfigh Robert Moody* Mrs. Bellas, Capt. James Cornwallis, the Commander 'of his Majeity's fhip Crown, is alfo come paftfenger in the London ; the reafoii of his refigning the iommaod of that fhip was. on account of his ill ftate of health ; he is fucceeded by Capt'. Del-game. - The Prince'fs Amelia, Capt. George Millett, which failed from England for Bengal in March lafl, was fpoke with the 4th of May laft, in lat. i, N. long. K9, \V. all well. .. The furniture and effects of the late Duke of Cumberland, at the Lodge, Windfor Great Park, having been, by appointment of his Majefty and the Duchefs, lately valued by Chriftie, at 7000I.. are, at. that valuation, to become the property of his Majefty. . The grand alTemblage of jewels, the property of the late Duchefs of Kingfton, and fuppofed to be the moft fuperb and valuable poilefted by any private individual in Europe-, have been recently recovered by the exertions of Colonel GlQver, whofe property they chiefly are, and are now fafely lodged in his town-houfe, from the Continent. Mr. Campbellj fon-in-lavv to Lord Carlifle, has lately given eighteen thoufand pounds for twolibufes in the Edgware-road, which are to be thrown into one, and fitted up in a fuperior ftyle of elegance. Yefterday arrived a mail from the Leeward Ifiands, brought to Falnlouth by the Roebuck packet, in 35 days. The Two Brothers, Theaker, from Malaga to London, is loft near Eaft-Dean.. The Perfeverance, Marlin, from Peterfeurgh to London, is loft, and only one man faved. The total amount of the feveral branches of public revenue, under the heads of Cuftoms, Ex-cife, Stamps, and Incident for the prefent week, as made out to Wednefday, is 297,9481. 9s. id. Wcdnefday the Rev. J. P. Role, A. B. of Trinity College, Oxford, was chofen Lecturer of the united parishes of St. Ann and Agnes, and St. John Zacharyr vacant by the refignation of the Rev. Mr. Faulkner. Nothing can be more ferviceable to the mercantile part of the world, than the opinion given by the Judges at the Old-Bailey on Tyler's trial for forgery on Friday ; that an acceptance in the name of a perfon who did nor exift, was equally a forgery as forging the name of any perfon in exigence, becaufe it gave a falfe credit to a bill, and the perfcm who received it was injured. Wednefday fe'nnight Sir Pyers Moflyn, Bart, had his pocket picked in Hyde-Park of a gold watch, frals, &c. Thirty-cne commiflions of bankruptcy pafTed the Great Seal on Friday hft, the watering feafon A few mornings ago, a carpenter going to work, found a fmall box in the Haymarket, op-pofite the Bhck-Horfe Inn : imagining- it to have been dropped by fume perfon coming from that houfe, he knocked at the door ; but it being fo early as four o'clock, did not wake any perfon. He took the box to a public-houfe he frequented in Mary-la-bon-iP, where, in the prefence of the landlord and fome others, he opened it, and it vvas found to contain a copfiderable quantity of guineas and a fmall red book. The poffeffion-of fo much money induced the company prefent to have fomet'aing to drink ; this led on to more of courfe, and it was fo contrived as to keep the man who found the property in a continual ^ate �f intoxication for four days, without fufFering him to go out. The man at laft became darigeroufly ill. Perceiving this, they had him fent home, where he only lay a day before death put a period to his exiftence, and his companions of cdurfe effected th-ir purpofe, in obtaining the mon'ey. ^ " .- MARRIED.] On Friday laft, by fpecial licence, at his uncle's houVe, near Boroughbridge' in Yorkfhire, Guftavus Hamilton Spencer, Efq-to Mrs. Ann Frances Sutherland, widow.-Yefterday, Mr. John Curtis, Stationer, of Newgate-ftreet, to Mils Burnell, of Gough-fquare, Fleet-ftreet. ' ,. .. '� DIED.]; On Monday, in hi? 71ft year, the Right Hon. Lord James Manners, youngeft brother to the late John Duke of Rutland, uncle to the celebrated Marquis of Granby, and grett undo to the laft Duke.-Monday, Mr. Roger Shackleton, qn.ft*of the Common-Council of the Ward of Bread-ftreet. Curious FOREIGN WINES, O prime Vintages (In quart Bottles, legal Meafure), . Are fold* at the loweft (Monev) Prices, by E. HIB3S, Wine-Merchant, Monument-Vard, London. His plan of felling Wines in legal quarts, the public have been pleafed to approve liberally, and to honour Hibbs with diftinguilhed ma--ks of approbation ; he now gratefully afliires them, that all Wines fold ,]>y him, are, and ever fhall be, abfoftitely genuine a.s imported, of the full quantity charged, and rendered upon the moft reafon-able profits poflible. . , The importance of this plan (unequivocally fair) to private, families in. particular, is moft .obvious, fiace every dozen bottles are warranted to contain three gallons of Wine, making there- i by a considerable faviog to the purchafer. Hibbs's profits, not being calculated upon terms requifite to fuftain the loffes of long credit, bad debts, &c. Sec. he refpectfully requefts tfiat all orders from the country may contain remittances for the amount, or reference For payment in town.. %* Cards of prices may b� had at the Wafe-ho'ufe. . '. [2447 bang now over A CURACY. WANTED immediately, by a young Gentleman in full Orders, in the 'County of Salop, ' Stafford, Chefter, Derby, or Nottingham, or in the Weit-Riding of Yorkshire, in a M.ufeet-Town, or neat Village, where a commoiious H.'uf; may be had,*eithei- Parfona^�, or.otherwife. . Letters (Poft-paiii) addrefl'ed to G. j. at Walker's Printing-Ink Warthoufe, York, will be duly attended to. [-579 TOWN and COUNTY of POOL, DORSET. MR. COLMAN moft refpeftfully informs the Nobility, Gentry-, and Public in general, that he en that large, commodious INN, called the LONDON TAVERN, fituated in the High-Street, which is neatly fitted rtp for'their Reception. He his laid in a choice Afi'ortment of the heft Wines, Sec. and h'e affurtJs thofe who favour him with their Company, that his titmoft Exertions will be ufed to merit their Approbation and Support. [z6a j NOTICE to SUBSCRIBERS, And to farh who wiih to become f>, THAT the POSTHUMOUS POEM of the late THOMAS DICKENS, Efq. formerly Student of Chrift-Church, Oxon, an Honorary Fellow of St. Peter's College, Cambridge, and a Lieutenant-Colonel of the Frrft Reeimmt of Foot-Guards, written April, 1781 (dedicated, by Hcrmiifirm, to his Royal Highnefs the DUKE of GLOUCESTER), will be publifhed on Wednefday the ift of December next, and may be had of the Editor, C. Dickens, LL. D. near Huntingdon; or of Th mas Payne and Son, Mews-gate, Caft!e-flreet, St". Martin's. [zf>55 KISSES. ' In a few Days will be publijhed, Hsndfooialy printed in Crown G&avo, on a fine Paper, Price 5s. fewed in mnible Pnper, ot 6s. bound, Embelltlhsd'with ,a mart beautiful Fronafpiece representing the Origin of KifTes, defigncd by Mortimer, and a Portrait of Secundus from Scorellius, both engraved by Barco-lozzi, The FOURTH EDITION, Carefully revifed and corrfftcd, of KISSES. A Poetical Tranilation of the BASLA of JOANNES SECUNDUS NICOLAIUS, with the original Latin, and an EH'ay on his Life and Writing!, and the Epithalamium newly translated. Printed for J. Be Nj. Pat?rnofter-row. Of whom ni iy be had, An Edition of the above Work, elegantly printed in Roya! Oaavo, with FIRST IMPRESSIONS of the PLATES, of which a very few Copies only remain unfpld, Price 9s. fewed, or 10s. 6d. bound. N. B. To prevent Mi/Likes, in one Edition being font ftT the othir, pieafe t.i diftinguifli them by their Siz'.-s 6f ROYAL and CROWN OCTAVO, or by mentioning the PRICE. 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Terms of Service; Didn't Read
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Audacious and potentially useful summaries of legal document. Seems high-risk. Think they'll survive?
They won't survive, but they make a good point.
Terms of Service are unreadable.
Also reading the privacy policies of the websites you visit in a year would take you 76 work days.
Bad, very bad.


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Propped Up
"Is he commin', boss?"
The man spoke a thick Bostonian drawl, though they were nowhere near the place.
There must have been an answer, as the man gives another query.
"Are we gonna dispose of him, or what?"
This time the answer is clearly audible, a bodiless voice from somewhere in the room.
"Not if he comes alone."
"But if he brings back--"
"He won't. He's not stupid."
Unlike you blokes.
The room was dark, dusty, dank; much like the lives of the people inside it. The corners were criss-crossed with cobwebs, their long dead owners hanging next to their even more dead dinner parcels.
Fitting, as always.
"Then whadda we do, boss?"
"You wait," he replies, cold. "And you will wait until I return. Got it?"
Three nods confirm comprehension.
"Now, I have something to attend to. I'll be back before our detective friend arrives, alright?"
Again, three nods.
The man identified only as 'the Boss' melts out of the shadows and leaves the room, exiting into the equally dark men's room down the short corridor. Flipping a switch, he makes a quick inventory of all around him: dark walls, stained with God knows what, but otherwise clean; the lino floor, also in the same form; sinks, counters and stalls all with various needs of repair. If not for the lack of smell, one would think it was a fully functioning room. It hadn't been used in weeks, not since the shooting.
Not since the main event, he chuckles to himself.
The only thing missing is the mirror. It wasn't even strewn across the floor where it had been left that fateful day, where the investigators had left it as "part of the scene." But it doesn't matter, it was just a prop.
Just like he was.


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HALL-A STATUS REPORT. Hall A Collaboration Meeting June 22-23, 2006 K EES DE J AGER J EFFERSON L ABORATORY. Guy Ron has kindly agreed to host a wine-and cheese gathering Friday evening in the Residence Facility, starting at 6:00 pm
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Hall A Collaboration Meeting
June 22-23, 2006
Guy Ron has kindly agreed to host a wine-and cheese gathering Friday evening
in the Residence Facility, starting at 6:00 pm
If you attend (most of you, I hope) please pay Heather the standard 9 $ contribution
Hall A Approved Proposals PAC 4-29
Please submit figures of all publications to Rob Feuerbach
Please send copy of all publications to Heather simultaneous to submission
Scheduled Experiments in Hall A
ExpTitleContact persons
JunBack to standard configuration
In summer Hall A runs only if in parallel to G0 backward at low energy
E05-103Low-Energy deuteron photodisintegrationR. Gilman
E05-004A(Q) at low QR. Gilman
Sep-OctE03-105Polarization transfer in 4He(e,e'p)S. Strauch
Dec-AprE04-018Elastic scattering off 3,4HeM. Petratos
MayE06-007208Pb(e,e'p)K. Aniol
E03-101start of proton pairR. Gilman
July-SepE05-110Coulomb Sum RuleB. Sawatzky
Sep-NovInstallation of BigBite and Polarized 3He target
FY08run mainly BigBite plus polarized 3He experiments
FY09HAPPEx-III, Lead Parity, π0 electroproduction, proton pair
Budget consequences not yet clear.
In FY06 getting by thanks to FY05 carry-over
6 weeks cut out of summer running for G0 that are rescheduled for January-February 2007
In Hall A highest priority to running experiments scheduled for 2007
Beginning of FY07 will be extremely tight because of expected continuance resolution
Hall A Schedule (Tentative!)
Energies for trip rates <15/hour
Long-Term Schedule
Clarification re "Only the Base Equipment":
Jefferson Lab requests that PAC 30:
* Proposals and letters of intent will be considered ONLY if the proposers clearly state their intent to participate in and contribute to the construction of the base equipment.
† Letters of intent for 12 GeV at PAC30 will be given the same "rights" to their scientific ideas as are currently afforded to deferred experiments