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Alton Daily Telegraph (Newspaper) - June 23, 1890, Alton, Illinois ALTON DAILY TELEGRAPH. VOLUME 21 >. Over the Reference Silver Bill. of the Dr. J. W. Enos' Sanitarium. AI.TON. HJJ. m xxvjssss™ i'ar* —* *— TREATMENT OF ALL CURABLE DISEASES.! BOTH MEDICAL and SURGICAL. Hie experience during many years has convinced him that ail clUoaKee managed more mU-cenMfulIy in an institution of tins kind, under the supervision of the pMflifla and with the aid of means not other-om maria, than when the putients art? seen bv their mmii<ni n/in.u« can be managed constant supervis *f®.aL°°,mm,and' thM when the patients are seen by their medical advisers at intervals of several boars or dam. fronts ^ion®VheSANITA!RIlTMiBhl*fh-*nd tho surrounding are trm J' ™ '* , . ou" 1118 readily reached by the Second street horse oars, and Is noar the Union Depot, .I. 1 hti building is an<l arrangement* are as perfect as is trossible from •RWLrSii^ % the rt'<luirem«nt* of such an inititution. , y, I1 £* 5®?™** Oxygen and its compounds; Baths, Douches. Massage, Inhalation, Nursing, etc., are provided as may be required by patients, in addition to such other treatment as may be deemed advisable. A LARGE SOLARIUM For Sun Bai lls and exercise in cold and inclement weather, etc., la provided Bach patient is thoroughly examined by Dr. Kuo*, and receives hi* daily personal attention. Now Ooen FOR TUE RECEPTION OF PATIENTS. For further infarmation addrest Dr. ENOS at the SANITARIA, corner of George and Third its., Alton. III. statement by speaker reed. If*- Hay. ,llr Hill WM Krf.rr.,1 to th* Com rn it Ira wa Co I nag*, Wright* and Menan rag According ta (lie Muir* of tin- 11 OUM* Tho Speaker Mu»tsln*d -What senator Gorman Nay* About th. New »|>i«per*. Wa-'n I stir* i* CiTv, Jam A—There was u buzz ut earnest conversation in the house when the speaker called it to order S«tur ^ I*** will Is* tho next move?'' was the single topic discussed. The little knot of Democratic leaders were gat hens I sround liland's seat, and it wa* evident that a pian of action was being mapped '>'d The a; caker announced, immediately ftft,,r tbs Journal had been approved without objection, that the pending question was a motion to reconsider toe vote by which the yeas and nays on the motion of McKinley, pi lay on the table the appeal of Eland front the decision of the *;»-aker that Miami's resolution providing for the consideration of the satiate silver WH was out of order. Miami said that he w anted to withdraw the appeal, but McKinley objected to this. McKinley'* Motion In Order. This brought IMouut of Georgia to his feet with a que*lion of order. Beheld that tin* business on the speaker's table should is- disposed of before other busine** could be taken up, according to the rules. 8; -ingcr of Illinois thought Bland ha«l a right to withdraw his apical After a short, controversy it was decided that McKinley s motion to lay Bland's appeal on tim table was in order, and on it the jeas and nays were ordered. I ie fore the vote wa-, amu ameed, most of the Democrat* who had voted, withdrew their votes. The result wa* yeas 14*, nays 45, and the apical was laid on the table. A Statement from the Speaker. Bringing hi* gavel down on the desk several times, the speaker Anally managed to secure almost perfect quiet. Then rising in his chair, be made a long statement Gorman tin the Special Correspondent. I WjMWiv Nim, June ^-Reference wa* made in the senate Friday to an alleged interview with Ma J. Powell, of the geological survey, in which he bad A{>oken <Ifully of Senator Stew art. (corman said that tim newspaper j press would misrepresent auy one. A I large part of the press did not believe that there «ra« an honest man iu the legislative or executive branches of the government. He paid no attention to what the pies* said of M*j. Powell or of any senator. A ti'bark at the Weather Clerk. Wash I SOW I* ('ITT, June ta-Whlla the the sundry civil bill was under discussion in the senate Friday, Stewart. In attacking the geological survey, said It WM * fungus which had grown up, not on a statute, but on appropriation bills. Dawes reminded him that the whole army hail grown Upon appropriation billa and that the weather bureau hat! grown up to It* *0 the same manner. And it mutant* im every day aa to the weather," Edmund* put in. To Marry br*. Alger'* Laughter. 'Vashuuiwmi ('ITV, June 28.—The engagement la announced ol litaa Alger, daughter of Den. Alger, to Mr. Morton Mitchell of Boston, who first met his finance earl} In the last winter, during lier stay with Mrs. I/>gau at Calumet place. Tile marriage will take place early in the fall. Mr. Mitchell, a cousin bf the vice-presidrut, is on the staff of The How ton Herald. the shadowing of O'Brien. An iNgewlns Plan Adopted by Ike Par-wellttM. I>»\pogt June Sis.—A singularly ta-gcnius plan wa* put iu practice by tbs I'aruellitea with a view to illustrating to menders of parliament and others the peculiar methods resorted to by the government in its obnoxious system of rn-plottage of Irish leaders. The ParoslUtaa bail secured a large barge which they caused to la- anchored in the Thames immediately opposite to. and within hearing diatom* of the |«rliament house terrace Arrangement* had been made to cast on a screen placed on the (large magnified Row Betwen French and Newfoundlanders. THE FORMER ARE BADLY ROUTED. •.Deeming hi* action ii. referring the Phototrophic Illustration. * bill to tile committee on coinage. "We Announce ver I weights and measures and the *ulMw*|uent proceeding* in the house I in regard to that action. In conclusion lie anuouncftl that the bill had lawn referred according to the rules, to the committee on coins e, weight* and measures, and an apfwal could be taken from that reference. Bland immediately appealed, ait ! McKinley a* quickly moved to lay that apian! on the table Amid shouts of "vote, vote, and no debate. " Miami ho|M»d t hat some debate might be : ai lowed and tills wa* finally agreed to. Bland argued that the trill bad been wrongly referred and was properly before the house. A Denial from Springer, lie wa* followed by Springer who, after quoting from the rule* of the house, made the hsm Hion that the silver bill was the only (.iii of its stain* that had (teen so referred. lYters of Kansas denied this. He said that all appropriation bills with sen ate amendments were referred, when they came back to the house, to the committee on appropriations. "I deny it, I deny it," cried springer vehemently, lf the opinion of the chair in referring the bill to the committee on coinage was not sustained, he said, Die bill would still be before Ilia Louse The (411 had been mo referred In tim face of the demand of a majority of the house aud of tile {aniple of the country for its l*a*srtge with the senate amend i men ta. Tu Slifls the Minority. Crisp, of Georgia, I-el it*red that the present ruh** were extremely vfrioua. They had been so construed aa to completely stifle the voioe of the minority. They were for the purpose of enabling tit# majority , to do business. The majority now desired to .to buMti* *s lf the majority were I allowed to do what waa right, bef<»re the enc* reprinting tlte different phases of the shadowing of Mr. O'Brien. These eeenea w re witnessed by an interesting and interested crowd of people s mm- rn bl ed on the terrace, among them being ninny nteml*>r» of parliament, As encl) picture appeared a l'amellite orator made a brief but clear explanation of the meaning of the seem* and of tile circumstances under w hit'h U was drained. Address from Business Men. OMAHA, Neb., June a.—All the local newspaper* print an address of the stote The DUtwrhanre Occurred at llro.xl ( use, Port-aw-Tort, and Vin* Caused by the Wreach Ordering Newfoundlanders to Take I> Their Nets In Which They Were ratch lag Halt—Several Men Injured hut Nobody Killed. Nm Tom a. June ISL —A Herald special from Hwy St. George, N. F , gives an account of a disturbance which occurred et Broad Cove, Port-au (fort, lief ween French and Newfoundland fishermen. Twenty schooners had put into the cove for the purl***- of catching (.ait fish to he used In the Grand banks etal fishing. Maven .if th* schooners were Freoch, three or fobr American, aud the others New foundiauder*. They were all in a hurry to get their Iwsit and get out to Dm lunik*. "The Newfound I anders and Americans got into the cove first and their nets I aik up about all of the --Imdee places for catching the small bait fish. When the French schooners came in (new masters ordered tbr Newfoundlander* to take up their net* immediately, resting their order on Die treaty which give* the French pri-w right* to shore fishing. The Newfound land men refused to obey, ami the French rn* de an attack on th. lr dories and en dear ore.! to drive them away. K<4iFBt of tit* Lr#-it* It. After a lively fight, in which elulm, oars, (**»t hook* and similar weapons were freely used, the French were compelled to retreat No one was kilted or fatally wounded, but there were many brokeu bone*aud a ut;inlier of badly l*-at«n sailor*. After their debut lie French ret real**! np the shore a short distance. latter the Newfoundlanders, after having secured all Die Ital! they wanted, t«*>k up the nets. When the news reached Bay St George, two Fred ch nun of war and one British cruiser sailed for I fort-nu lfort, and it Is thought there will la-no further trou(de. I-(Sherman who brought the sews differ as to whether Americana took part in the row, Due -ay*the} helped the British »*ea» the French. Auother ways they look do part in the fight ENGLAND AND PROTECTION. A Movement to Haft lament for Setal lamas wa I u. ie sam. Iain Im im, June Ab—In the house of com-m.ui* Friday, Vincent ask**) if Die government would tequirv Anuric i to modify the duties on British product* I*-fore mollifying the rules governing the importation of cattle luto Great Britain. Mir Bargain. (Thick Walls) I JI ego Cellar. with Water In Ifonse lot 00x100. Depot, 8ita"S!,crmy""r',"d- '• MUST BE SOLB. Dorsey <fc Mann 310 Belle street. THE BEST IN THE WORLD. Anti-Rusting Tinware. Business Men's aud Batiker*' Association ! James Furgusou explained that the of Nebraska, in which It la declared that in view of the results apparent from tbs st tempts heretofore made to enforce prohibition iii neighboring states the Incur porn rum of such sn amendment in the constitution of Neorsska will lie luimi cal to the (set interest* of the people of tile state anti disastrous tt. business af fair*. The address is signed by over 1.000 (striker* aud business men in the principal towns of the state, but neither w holesale Hor retail liquor dealers are included. Mutilate*! by a Mob. i'krbliaut uu, Va., June 28.--Ned Has kins, a negro who attempted to outrage a young lmly in l.ulenburg county, and who was subsequently captured and lodged in the county Jail, was taken out early In the morning by fifty niMked mea. The jailer refused to surrender him, but the mob broke down the doors, it was thought that Busk ms had surely been lynched, but he w as found in a dying condition in the wi*si*, w here the mob had left him after they hail mutilated him. Physicians say that ilMkins can not recover. Ti .oh "Hough Mats.** ( HH AWI, June A--Katie Kaiser, A) A Great sun went dowu, the people of the country J**** old. employed by the family of Will- For Prices AJNTD Particulars, See us at The Globe. would have what they wonted. Tow ti-tend. of Colorado, a Republican, made a vigo roue protest against the reference of the bdl to the committee on coinage. No op J portunity had l***u given, he wild, to offer amendment* while the UU wa* under I debate iu the house, lie thought that if the trill went to the committee on coinage again that free coinage would be killed. His constituency looked ou demonetisation as an infamous crime Protesting Agelast the KeferesM. Townsend said he would vote in every way he could to get up the consideration of the bill. Morrow of <'ai (for ala, Hart inc I cd Nevada, Herrman of Oregon, aud ('arter of Montana, all Republicans, followed in the *aiue vein, each prole-ting against 1 tbs reference of the bill, ( lenient* of | Gaorgia (Democrat). also spoke, contending that the *Jver question was act a {■arty meu*ure. fWhsiew of lYunsyl-van la, a Democrat, thought the trill had been properly referred. He hoped that ample opportunity would lie given for (ta consideration. Filch of New York, another Democrat, said he would vote to send the NU to the committee on •linage, where It •mid be fully discussed. Cannon of Illinois argued iii favor of the reference of the (dll to tile coinage committee Fiuaily McKinley's motion to lay on the table Bland'a appeal from I he decision of tile s|teak* r, was adopted; yeas, 144, baya, ll?. The houae then adjourned. THE PRESIDENT INTERESTED la the right Im the House titer the aliter HUI. Wa-vHIM.Tos (IT lf, June ai-Th* pres! dent ie very much interested in the fight in congree* over the silver bill, and while be discusses the situation with those who call upon him be is nevertheless very cantion* and discreet about what he says A Republican member of the house tried to ! draw him out on the subject a id ascertain I what sort of NU he would be willing to approve, (tut the president declined to commit himself aud said that congress must fir*) do its duty and he would then try to do his.! Tbs President'* W ishes. The fact of the matter is that if there waa a better understanding (id ween the preshtent and the co-ordinate branch of tim government, legislation would slip along a great deal more smoothly. The < president has indicated his wishes in re •rd to silver legislation very plainly. desire* the passage of the Wisdom btil, but that is out of the question, and when he was once convinced that such was the case be declined to confer any further, and no one has since been able to secure from him an expression of his views or wDhe* <>n Dm subject. He per mite, however, the impression to remain lam Blackburn, 4447 Ruts street, commit ted suicide by takiug a dose of "rough on rats." , She bought the poison at a State street drug store, and took a dues about V o'clock in the evening aud in the night got very sick. Her groans awakened the family, and a physician was sent for, who worked over her for three hours, but could not relieve her She said ber tong UHM ta Kook Island, and that some trouble with her family. Tbs New tree scale. Pitts*! nu, Pa, June m -The into scale for the coming year baa beau sent out by the Amalgamated association to nearly ail the iron maim Mw Lurers of the ('nit<d State* The eastern acale calls for 14 per bm for boiling Heretofore the price paid for boiling in the east bae not (wen uniform, running from «fi IO to taI. I. -I... —l-rp u.M.nurturer, J £.* Will Audit the matter. The western scale i* oil the same basis as lam year's, with the exception of some minor change* I *tr.< thai* upon cattie import* iu to Great Hrltviin were bused solely on Hunitary con ahieratimis, without regard to the fiscal system* of other nations. TU# ('wa* ae restive (tim lh* lites. Vincent thereupon laid Upon the house I table nothe of » mo* iou that, s* th** I American tarot* will inflict gr. at in jury* I upon the t rude ... ,d;«-tiie|d and upon British truth re and *ri is ms g» uerally, th house consider whetltei a five market ought to ta longer given to the onto J*-1in-product* of a foreign state whicli puts a prohibitory tariff on Britiaii good* |('ou sere at I Vc cheer*. J Must He tbr IM*IP* Own. ' B ALTI ii* IBR, Md , June U. Iii digging a trench for a sewer some work men un earthed a nullifier of skulls ami other bu man I san es. There la no record of a grave ever having (wen ou that spot, amt it Is thought the bones are the remains of a prehistoric raw The alt it I Im are very pe collar to shapr, having pro! ui*-ranee like horns over the eye sockets. A aether Ogler for That Latter?. N un Dull ans, Juue<8,—Prosper tunnel, a prominent importer of this city, bas telegraphed to Senator Nu ma, at Baton Rouge that he I* authoriaed by a Belgian and Flitch syndicate to offer the state ti,.Vt*,aw a year fora twenty-five year char ter for a lottery on the same bads a* the I»ni*tarta I Jittery company I* oersted. Heath of a Wall-Known Turtiiian. NKW Yokx, Jutted -Richard <' Lyons, of Bridgeport, a well known turfman, ahe had dtad #°ddenly Friday at his brother * 1 reald«-11ce in this city. He waa about 40 year* old. He strained himself internally a few days ago while driving one of hi* home*, ami death ta supposed to have re-sotted from this In jury. I fie circulation or electricity through Ute water IU** * * B,,r|D *t- to destroy microscoptcai, -nims) lite, to keep the water sweet and ii ne! vegetable WI oteeome Every Article Bears a Label Killen nix. * to each nu muser tee eg oust rust , J??** Warf* tone ago ce ult-1 to eight year* of severe te*t in ail that It I* iHislttveljr ASH III "H r» Mi as mw?* * in "** il* ***** ar ' i*PP*»'* ntly as g«M*l an ah Ola ie guaranis- an experiment; climate* hat proven For S I) fins 4 min SOLE AGENTS. A. J. HOWELL DEALER IN Verdict Against rn Hallway. M Apison, ll'!*.. June 28. —The supreme court has affirmed the dccUlou in the case at Cbarlew Meddle*. «.f Jane*ville, aged lo years, againnt the Chicago and North la taw tit# tiny had a leg cut off by a hicomotive aud the suit for damage* resulted In a verdict of IIH.. am Hubbell of I alliable t'ack age*. Fobt Ma Dixon, Iowa. June ». While the station agent at Vici*, Iowa, a lopejy station tm the Chicago. Burlington and guinry road, was reporting a night train, I hr w«* confronted by two masked men with drawn revolver* They compelled him to turn over two valuable ex pre** packages and a considerable turn iff money belonging to the company The agent's wife appeared oft tim mane at thta juncture and the robbers decamped with their booty. The 1'wpulatfoa ut New Verb. Nrw Yokk, June 28.- Much interest is luauifestei! bere in regald to thepopulat iou of this city to be shown by the census With additions which have bren madg the eorrectod population of New York will he Hue man'• Nlayer Ai quitted. HT, 1/K l*, June 23.—Judge Thomas of the circuit court Saturday morning at ll o'clock charged the Jury in the Bowman-Chamla-re murder trial to either bring in a verdict of murder in the first degree or acquittal The jury ret in*I at Mixt a. rn , and at X.28 retiirueil a verdict of acquittal Amit ber Hay Murderer, Bi. a NPI Ast ILL*.. HUS.. June Xl-otis Ptaniugtuu aud K!mer Hamilton, two lads of 18, quam-U*i while swimming in a pool, .air boy's clothing having been tied to bard knots Young iVuningtou shot the Hamilton boy through the bowel*, death resulting within a few hour*. Normal I ut > realty 4 »ei tar arr lur el. Hi i * in i vt. ion, 111, Jig Si The axer-eb*cs conn* i ted with commenceinrnl week CARPETS, CURTAINS, CLOTHS, RUGS, Ac. OIL Our Prices WILL BE FOUND LOWER-Considering Qualities and Styles** I lun in any other houae in Alton. In consequence of the ORKiT EXTENT of our SALES we are enabled to do Business on a VERY CLOSE MARRIN and it is a recognized fact that we handle by far LARGER QUANTITIES OF GOODS THAN ANY OTHER HOUSE IN THE CITY. SPRING SUITS. oewr 1,800, (JDO, w*.tb tbr ch sui es of R ranch the H*ate Norma! tniverrity t<egnn FVI gar fie lug nearly 2.UUU,WUU. A Urge number Of ditricts have beeu found to contain nearly double the ii urn lier of inhaNlaut* of the Arri est I mate*. A Far ta (Ara* lag Oats CLIV Tim, BU, June ft—A dimluutiva, greentah insect has in the taal few days been found in the grow lug oats crop of this pan af the state. It attack* the stem, JoibU, sud r-xOa after which the ftla*l<-s turn (Mile or yellow and die. ijrad ing farmers thiuk it will eeriousi/ Injure the crop. v New Huhm lur Mrs. Cleveland. MoNTuoMXtv. Ala., June 28 -Col Theta. (I. Jouea, the Democratic nominee for goverimr of Alabama, and Mrs. Grover Cleveland have baru elected honorary members of the Alabama Frees amoein tion. ! day mg* t, when ar, orat,*rical contest waa held There will be various excreters all of this week. and ou Thursday forty six students will graduate. nursed la MI (kl ut I heir Neighbor*. MovcTi-v, X B.,June *43-B,fore the eyes of their neighbors, Andrew Utile and hi* wife were burned to death la the flames at their cottage Ignited by lightning which paralysed the inmates The American Darby. (tatCAOflv June JA The great American ' Derby was mu at W'mnh.tiglon Dark club Saturday and wa* won by Dude Bob, Santiago Mtxmd, Kingsbury third; time Tbs grand kl Oso sic h*lg« of Nebraska, In eeasion at Omaha, 'mourned the Cer aaau rite on Friday, md ordered the expulsion of Its members. I ain now reeeiriug a large and varied stock of Cloths, in all the prevailing shades, for Spring Suita, which I am prepared to make up to the Most Pashionablel Stvles, GUARANTEEING A Perfect Fit, Reasonable Rates and Complete Satisfaction. H.C. G. Moritz. 112 Third st. ;
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Not only do Republicans use Twitter and Facebook more often than Democrats, my own casual observations found that they do it with a little more humor (or snark). Taking a spin through recent congressional tweets, I found a few Republican zingers, like:
Hide your kids, hide your wife @billmaher is in #Savannah tonight.— Rep. Jack Kingston (@JackKingston) April 7, 2013
.@mikebloomberg enraged. RT @ewerickson Drove past a road named Butter and Eggs Road— Rep. Steve Stockman (@SteveWorks4You) April 5, 2013
I found a Democrat trying to be funny too, but at his own expense:
Me: "Did u know I am running a 10 mile race tomor?" My 4 yr old son: "Yup. Mom says you're real slow." #truthhurts— Chris Murphy (@ChrisMurphyCT) April 6, 2013
Democrats (and left-leaning independents) are more likely to refer to themselves in the third person (or, rather, their staff members don't bother pretending to be the boss):
Will #immigration reform include DREAMer's? Al thinks it will. ow.ly/jKOkY— Al Franken (@alfranken) April 5, 2013
Sanders Statement on Obama Cuts in Social Security, Veterans Benefits: ow.ly/jN0vx #Budget #WH #ChainedCPI #Veterans— Bernie Sanders (@SenSanders) April 5, 2013
Lastly (and, frankly, a little disappointingly), I only found one member of Congress tweeting about what he was eating:
Suisan poke bowl for lunch. Stoked. twitter.com/brianschatz/st…— Brian Schatz (@brianschatz) April 4, 2013
Seemed fitting that the only member of Congress using the word "Stoked" was from Hawaii.
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Jus Mac is a macaroni & cheese deli in 4th Ward Houston, TX. They have run ads for cashiers periodically on Craigslist. I am a trained, experienced cashier so I applied.
The manager who conducted the interview, Chris Alvarez, lied to me. He told me he was hiring cashiers and needed someone in place by Monday after this Friday interview.
He told me all candidates had to meet his sister since he had been doing such a bad job hiring. The truth was he was going to hire everyone who interviewed so he could get the bus help he needed since he was so short handed.
I asked when I would be trained as a cashier and he didn't respond. I asked this question two times. He cut my shift short without explanation. He made no comment about when to return and didn't bother to call.
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I tried to casually hide behind Jason but he turned around to look at me. "What are you doing?" he asked. He was smiling but his eyes looked concerned.
"N … nothing." I croaked. I was ecstatic my voice wasn't exposing the tears that were about to start flowing. Okay, so maybe it was.
Jason's smile faded and he held my face in his hands. "Allie? What's wrong?"
My eyes drifted over Jason's shoulder and he turned around to see Collin still staring at us. I was hoping he thought I was someone else but Collin started walking toward me.
"Oh my god, it's him, isn't it?" He let go of my face and glanced again but it was too obvious.
"No." I lied, about to run away but Jason grabbed my arm.
"Oh no. You've got to talk to him."
"Who are you, my mom?" I tried to pull away but he was too strong and he turned me around to face Collin.
"I really think you should talk before I destroy his face." Those words made me feel a little better but not much. I felt Jason's arms leave me and he was gone.


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The House That Al Built: Chapter Four
(Based On A True Story)
By Rick Manzone
(Pallets, Pastures and Privies)
Sometime while we had been gone to get the pallets, the local lumber company had delivered my father's order of plywood, two by fours, two by eights, two by twelves and various boxes of nails. After having placed the pallets on the most level piece of land to the south of the leveled off area, we nailed them together and nailed down several sheets of plywood making a floor of sorts large enough for the Army tent we had brought. We then set up the tent guaranteeing we would have a safe, secure and dry place to sleep that night. We admired our work for only a few moments when my father said he wanted to get some electricity before dark. We gathered up all the extension cords we had brought up and started connecting them together as we headed toward the neighbor's barn. Once there, we plugged into an outlet inside of the barn. The barn was empty with the exception of some tossed about dusty hay and other "farm type" implements.
Back at "The Patch" we set up a make shift table, got out our green Coleman camp stove, filled the fuel tank, pumped it up to the adequate pressure and lit it. Most of our food supply was canned dinners such as beef stew, beans, Spaghettios, Spam and the like. Tonight's entrée would be beef stew with a side of crackers. After we polished off dinner and since it was getting dark, I climbed into the tent with our sleeping bags, pillows and a trouble light. While I set up the inside of the tent for the two of us my dad buttoned up our gear making sure everything of value was crammed into the soon to be locked cab of the pick up truck. I climbed, still fully clothed, into my sleeping bag. I was tired and wanted to go to sleep. My father sat outside by the make shift table on a pile of boards he had brought up from the lumber that had been delivered earlier. I should mention that the lumber had been dropped off to an area just this side of the Sluice pipe and therefore had to be carried up to the leveled off area using the truck. As he sat on the pile of boards smoking a cigarette, he yelled to me that first thing in the morning we would head into town to get a permit and plans for an outhouse. I was familiar with this type of out building as I had used them many times as a scout and when our family would spend weekends with another family that was friends of ours at their land in Java Center…they had a very rustic old farmhouse with a two-seater outhouse some 50 feet from the back door. I never did come to terms with the fact that it had two seats.
Cells phones for the public were not commonplace yet. We had no alarm clock, no phone, no radio or other electronic awakening devices. I awoke that first day of our "summer at Camp Werenotinkansasanymore" by our neighbors to the north's rather boisterous rooster. Bright sunshine poured through the tent flap. As we stumbled out of the tent my father declared, "Six bells, let's get crackin!" I feel I should share with you a little about my father's use of the approved language of the land. Dad had many regularly utilized phrases that to this day I have never heard anyone else say. When asked where we were going, he almost always retorted "Up Mike's down Jake's where we get our pancakes". If asked what time it was, his response was, "Two hairs past a freckle". My favorite was when he wanted you to know he was growing tired of your rambling, he would query, "What are your lips flappin' like a duck's ass in a windstorm about?"
After a quick breakfast of camp stove toast with peanut butter and the rest of the soda pop we had brought with us, we climbed into the pickup and headed toward the town of Olean which was about 10 miles to the south. Our first stop was the City Hall where we got a permit and the official authorized plans for constructing a proper privy. When we were back in the truck, dad lit one up and studied the plans. He said we had enough wood. We would borrow some of the wood meant for the house and use it for the outhouse until it was needed for the house. However, he learned after reading the plans that we would need some sheet metal to make a proper "shield" under the seat thereby protecting the occupants from any "splash back".
After procuring the sheet metal and whatever other hinges, etc, and a small window that he thought would work well to provide some light inside the structure, we stopped at a used appliance store. Dad bought a small round-topped avocado colored refrigerator with a small freezer on top. This would be set up in the leveled off area on a pallet of it's own and plugged into a multiple outlet power box my father had previously put together that was powered by the outlet in the neighbors barn. I mention that my father "put together" the power box because he never bought anything he considered "make-able" by him. We now had electricity, light, refrigeration, shelter, and an outhouse. Next up was a source of clean and safe water. The neighbor told my dad there was a pipe jutting from the hillside about three quarters of a mile down the road about 20 feet into the woods. While in town we had picked up two plastic five gallon gas cans. My father and I carried the gas cans down the road to where the pipe was supposed to be. Ice-cold water was pouring from the pipe in a steady stream. My father cupped his hands under the pipe to catch some of the water and after having sipped from his hands he declared the water to be "Better than G.I. Gin". We filled up the gas cans and carried them back to the tent. We now had everything we would need to start building the house. Everything that is, except blueprints. Dad had a "concept" in his head, and I imagine a visual representation of the finished product. What we did not have was an actual map to follow from point A to point Z.
First, we needed to construct the outhouse. Perhaps dad thought of this as a "warm up project". We marked off the corners for the outhouse, got the shovels and started digging. The whole was approximately 4 feet by 4 feet by 5 or 6 feet deep. We dug it by hand using only shovels and a pickaxe. I was mostly a gopher during the construction phase as my father followed the government approved plans. I have to admit, the finished structure was quite impressive. Our first thought however when we finished was that neither of us ever considered that maybe we should have bought a toilet seat. Oh well, we would be taking another trip in to town in a few days...we could get one then.
We prepared and ate some dinner and sat around a campfire for a while as dad shared some of his thoughts for the house with me. Weeventually retired to the olive drab canvas and plywood mattress for the night.


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improved or cured. (Juvenile.) I fell off my tricycle and bumped my knee. Mommy kissed it, and it's all better now.
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Completely healed or cured, as in Once we've bandaged it up, you'll be all better. This term is often used to comfort a child who has been hurt. It uses all in the sense of "entirely" and better in the sense of "cured." The usage has been in the language since a.d. 1000.


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Sylvester: The groggy morning after
Aria never had time to tell me what was going on; as she was opening her mouth to speak the Loan Sharks came again and we all rushed to Asha's rescue. With me on one side and Aria on the other, the Loan Sharks escaped out the window just as Jay came running in. Something weird was going on – I could sense the tension, and it wasn't just because of the impending wedding.
During the ceremony I stood next to Jay and across from Asha and Aria. I never thought I'd set foot in a wedding again after Clara, let alone be someone's best man. Aria refused to meet my eye. The snow began to fall and all eyes were on the newlyweds – they were perfect. After the two were officially man and wife I asked Jay if it would be alright to say a few words; he didn't care though, because he had just made Asha his wife, and I could tell nothing would make either of them happier than they were at that moment.
"I haven't known Asha and Jay very long; in fact, there are a lot of you here who I've barely known at all. But the truth is, we're all the same, and no matter where we are we can find company in each other. Some of us have secrets, and dark pasts, the rest of us are lost in ourselves. But ultimately we find what we've been looking for; love and acceptance. In this couple's case," I smiled over at Jay and Asha, "I couldn't be happier for them. They are clearly meant for each other. I wish them all the joy in the world. Or at least an evening of peace!" There were short snatches of laughter as everyone dispersed around the room, eager to celebrate before we had to get back to business.
I watched Jay and Asha dance for a while, and then allowed myself to be absorbed in the music, and the good drink. I opened my eyes and realised Aria was sitting directly across the room from me, her bright eyes sparkling as she chatted to Cheshire. I clenched my teeth and stood abruptly. All I wanted to do was apologise, and ask her to dance; I didn't mean to get so angry at her before. Of course I would never ask Cheshire – how could I when she waited for so long, and so patiently, to hear about my own past. And she accepted me when she found out. Ashamed again I turned and made my way up to the balcony in my room to look out over the garden. The air was peaceful and still.
I watched the night progress from my balcony; people ventured outside, the music was loud, I overheard many drunken conversations and occasionally laughed in spite of myself, but finally, everyone made their way into bed. When the sun finally rose and the sky was a strange mix of pink and blue I heard a small tap on the glass door behind me and turned groggily to see who had followed me outside.
Aria still had her makeup on from last night, but she had changed into some loose fitting pyjamas. We just stood there looking at each other for a while, she didn't say anything. "Morning…" I ventured gruffly, and she smiled.
"Last night was great wasn't it?" I nodded. "But ya know... you missed YMCA." She teased. "Best part of the evenin'…"
I heard others awakening and I came in off the balcony. "Do we dare go see how the new couple are doing?" I smiled warily back at Aria, trying my hardest to be polite and carefree. "I don't want to disturb them, but from what I overheard yesterday there's a lot of strange things going on; it wouldn't be safe for anyone to drop their guard."
Aria paled and I hastened to reassure her it wasn't anything to do with what had gone on between us the night before. "Those Loan Sharks were no coincidence. And I have a feeling the council is bearing down on us."
She nodded and I followed her out of my bedroom. We met Imira in the hallway, yawning. She stopped dead in her tracks when she saw Aria and I emerging from my room, and smirked knowingly, apparently assuming she'd spent the night. We rushed on to Jay's room, not wanting to give too many people the wrong impression.
Asha and Jay were already awake and we exchanged quick friendly greetings, and our congratulations. But soon a sense of seriousness washed over us all.
"So what happens now?" Aria said gravely.
"We know something's up." I added, "But you also know you can trust us. We're ready to do anything."


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Sun and the Stars
Love hurts, but it's worth the pain
Your heart may be broken, your tears may run dry,
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That it is their loss, that they don't deserve you,
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Love hurts, but it's worth the pain,
The loss is never greater than the gain.
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DeMaundray Woolridge found room to roam on this play, sprinting downfield with Mkristo Bruce and Matt Mullennix in pursuit. The Cougar offense accounted for 311 total yards, 212 through the passing game and 99 on the ground but was able find the end zone only once as the defense stopped their offensive counterparts three-of-four times in the red zone.
Alex Brink looks for an open receiver down field as DeMaundray Woolridge sprints by.
Walk on Romeen Abdollmohammadi kicks a field goal in practice Saturday at Martin Stadium. Abdollmohammadi was perfect on the day while starter Loren Langley's early spring struggles continued.
Tight end Tony Thompson is taken down by the defense inches away from the end zone.
Running back Dwight Tardy, who has drawn praise from coach Bill Doba for the way he attacks the hole, had three carries for 11 yards on the day.
Gary Rogers marched the second unit up and down the field varying passing and running plays with good success Saturday. "Gary Rogers had a great scrimmage, so did Brink, but I thought Gary did a really nice job," coach Bill Doba said.
The offensive line created a nice hole on this play but before DeMaundray Woolridge could get to it, Mkristo Bruce closed from the edge to take down the sophomore running back.
Defensive end Paul Stevens closes in on quarterback Cole Morgan. The former Ballard High star's pass completion to Andy Largent was nullified by a flag was thrown on the offense. Stevens had a sack later in the day, while Morgan completed 5 of 9 passes for 32 yards with three of his passes going for drops.
Arkelon Hall was 2-2 for 30 yards on the day. He had the Cougars' lone touchdown pass, a 2-yard flip to Jed Collins.
Spokane's Andy Roof is a contender for one of two open spots on the offensive line. Roof and Josh Duin are both seeing increased time up front with a number of injuries hitting the offensive line hard in the spring's early going. Kenny Alfred (hand fracture) and Dan Rowlands (shoulder) could return as soon as this week while word on Colin Donovan and walk on Kevin Freeberg, both out with fractured hands, is expected later this week.
Kevin McCall takes the handoff from Gary Rogers. The junior running back had five carries for 13 yards Saturday.
DeMaundray Woolridge (5-8.5, 223) bulled his way for 35 yards on nine carries Saturday.
Charles Harris goes head to head with Mkristo Bruce Saturday to give Alex Brink time to find a receiver. Bruce, Husain Abdullah (2), Matt Mullennix (2) and Paul Stevens all had sacks in the scrimmage.
DeMaundray Woolridge gets close, but is forced out of bounds before reaching the end zone during the spring's first full scrimmage.
Gary Rogers looks downfield for an open receiver during Saturdays scrimmage at Martin Stadium. Rogers, one of four quarterbacks to see action on the day, was 8 for 16 for 83 yards on the day.
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Tony Thompson has enjoyed a solid spring, both at the tight end spot with Cody Boyd and Jesse Taylor out injured and as one of the leading candidates to earn the long snapper job.
Walk on running back Isao Puailoa (5-7, 174) had a pair of carries Saturday, gaining six yards. Puailoa holds a number of all-time marks at Sandpoint High, including rushing yards in a season (2574), rushing TDs in a season (31) and season ypc (10.1). Cougar and former WSU grad assistant Jeremy Thielbar, held the top marks in all three categories before Puailoa's 2003 season.
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12 weeks post laser lipo to upper/lower abs and flanks but still very sore and uncomfortable. Is it normal? (Photo)
Hello. I had laser lipo to upper/lower abs and flanks on 4/20/16. Previously had full TT back in 2006. Most of the hardness is gone. My concern is that I am still tender and uncomfortably tight! If I go from sitting position to standing or lying down to standing, it takes my skin a few seconds to "stretch" out. I also still have a "burning " stinging sensation to the entire area treated, that comes and goes . I've done 2 rounds of lymph drainage massage. Please any info ...
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Thanks for your question, and I'm sorry to hear you are still feeling this way after 3 months. Most patients are feeling quite well by this point in their recovery, but sure, it could be that you still have several weeks to go yet. Your photos look great, and it looks like you've had a fantastic result! I would encourage focusing on stretching exercises and massage. Your body may just need more time. Check with your surgeon as well. Best wishes.
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Purpose of Conrolling Statement In this paper I am going to show how the Protestant Church came to be. I will explain Martin Luther, and John Calvin's response to the growing problems in the Catholic Church, and how they sought to change tthem. Thesis The reformation was a huge turning point in history that all occured due to a few men who saw a problem, and sought to change it.
German priest and professor who studied theology and saw problems within the early Catholic church. He wrote several works of literature including "On Christian Liberty" which ends in a letter to the Pope. And such letters like "The Ninety Five Thesis" which pointed out 95 things wrong with the christian church.
Calvin was another big name within the reformation process. He is the founder of the Calvinistic belief system. He was a huge founder in the Presbyterian church.
There were several problems with the early catholic church according to many. With such problems as indulgences for sin, the rise of outraged Catholics pushed towards a dramatic change
Ninety Five thesis was written by Martin Luther, and was his analysis on the catholic church. It was basically his "95 things wrong with the catholic church"


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Poetry Foundation Presents Poetry on Stage: Tartuffe: A play in verse by Molière
Chicago, IL—The Poetry Foundation, publisher of Poetry magazine, is pleased to announce a performance of Molière's Tartuffe. Second City co-founder Bernard Sahlins assembles a cast of Chicago's finest actors for a staged reading of Richard Wilbur's celebrated verse translation of Le Tartuffe ou l'imposteur. This is the fifth production in the Poetry Foundation's critically acclaimed Poetry on Stage series and runs in three performances from November 17-19.
What: Poetry on Stage: Tartuffe—A play in verse by Molière
When: Friday-Sunday, November 17, 18, 19. All performances begin at 7:00 p.m.
Where: Claudia Cassidy Theater, Chicago Cultural Center, 77 East Randolph Street
Tickets: $15 adults; $10 students & seniors
For reservations, call (312) 787-7070
"Ah! Devout though I may be, I am no less a man!" pleads the would-be seducer Tartuffe in Molière's well-known farce about religious authority and hypocrisy. First performed in 1664, and eventually suppressed at the urging of clerics, the play is as timely now as it was in the court of Louis XIV at Versailles.
"We are pleased and excited by the enthusiastic response to the Poetry on Stage series," said Stephen Young, program director of the Poetry Foundation. "These lively productions have helped further the Foundation's goal to bring the best poetry before an ever-wider audience."
Poetry on Stage veteran Nicholas Rudall stars in the production. Richard Christiansen, former Chief Theater Critic for the Chicago Tribune, will lead audience discussions following each performance.
About the Poetry Foundation
The Poetry Foundation, publisher of Poetry magazine and one of the largest literary organizations in the world, exists to discover and celebrate the best poetry and to place it before the largest possible audience. The Poetry Foundation seeks to be a leader in shaping a receptive climate for poetry by developing new audiences, creating new avenues for delivery, and encouraging new kinds of poetry through innovative literary prizes and programs. For more information, please visit www.PoetryFoundation.org.
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How many times have you bought something made of stainless steel, only to find it completely rusted after a short time?
As mentioned by Dog and others, good stainless steel is non magnetic. So when I found myself at the hardware store with my magnet in hand, I just HAD to go down the bar-b-que aisle and do some testing.
(I was there to buy some stainless steel bolts, and found nearly all the stainless bolts, nuts, washers, etc. etc. etc. at Ace hardware to be good, with the exception of some of the cotter pins. It was as if they got a refill of some inferior cotter pins. I plan to mention this to them next time I'm there.)
Here is a video showing my in-the-field testing of bar-b-que implements.
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I'm sure there must be good places to get non-magnetic stainless steel bar-b-que implements. The hardware store is not the place to go. Again, Ace had good stainless in nearly all their bolts, nuts, etc.
Can I make this a sticky!?????
God job Brad!
LOL... How did the store staff respond to you??? BTW, you should try that in Williams Sonoma. :D
MOST good stainless steel is non-magnetic.
Good quality stainless steel cutting blades are sometimes magnetic.
All non-magnetic stainless steel is not necessarily good.
Actually, all of the better austenitic grades of stainless steel are non-magnetic... and austenitic grades of stainless steel are better than martenistic for marine use.
There is bad stainless steel that is non-magnetic, but it is certainly not very common. A magnet remains the easiest, fastest and cheapest way to tell the better grades from the lesser ones as a general rule.
I thought this subject would be near and dear to your heart.
Get a magnet and test your BBQ implements amd share the results please. We could all learn from the master.
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Ronald Koeman's men missed the chance to leapfrog Liverpool in the Premier League table after slipping to a narrow defeat at Goodison Park
Ronald Koeman's side missed out on the chance to move into fifth following Liverpool's 4-1 defeat at Arsenal as, despite a promising start, they fell behind to Jagielka's scappy goal against the run of play.
James Ward-Prowse almost restored parity with a curling free kick but, despite dominating large part of the match Southampton could not force an equaliser before the break and Everton held on for the win.
The Toffees were without top scorer Romelu Lukaku due to a hamstring problem, and also revealed prior to kick off that Darron Gibson will be out for the foreseeable future with a fractured metatarsal.
However, Martinez was able to welcome back Gareth Barry from suspension, while Ross Barkley also came into the starting line-up after an impressive cameo for England in midweek against Italy.
That chance seemed to spark the hosts into life, James McCarthy going close before Jagielka nudged them ahead after 16 minutes.
Southampton's usually rock-solid defence was a shambles, as they squandered several opportunities to clear from a corner, allowing Barry to square for Jagielka, who duly prodded home from close range.
The visitors came back strongly, with Ward-Prowse twice going close - first firing a free kick just wide of the post before then forcing Howard into another fine save with a rasping long-range drive.
Koeman turned to Tadic and Sadio Mane for inspiration with half an hour remaining, and Tadic was involved immediately as he whipped in a sublime corner towards the head of Shane Long, only for the striker to mistime his jump and direct a header wide.
In response, Martinez introduced Muhamed Besic and Steven Naismith, with the latter having two penalty appeals waved away by referee Lee Mason within a minute of coming on.
Everton showed little attacking intent as the game drew to a close, but hung on to secure the spoils and move up to 11th, while Southampton's hopes of European qualification hang in the balance.


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Monday, November 18, 2013
Apple Cider Pork Chops with Thyme
The key to great pork chops is not over cooking them and giving them a great
sear that brings great flavor. Apple and pork go hand and hand and this dish
is so simply delicious and all you have to do is add apple cider and thyme.
I served this with baked sweet potatoes and green beans. A great Fall meal.
Apple Cider Pork Chops with Thyme
4 to 6 pork chops about 1/2 inch
4 sprigs of fresh thyme
1/2 teaspoon salt and pepper
1/2 teaspoon garlic powder and onion powder
2 tablespoons olive oil
3/4 cups apple cider
1 tablespoon butter
1) Sprinkle both side of pork chops with salt, pepper, garlic powder and onion
2) Heat skillet with olive oil for 2 minutes. Add pork chops 5 minutes on
each side or until done - time with be different depending on the size of your
pork chops.
3) Transfer pork chops to plate and add apple cider and stir getting all of
the goodness of the bottom of the skillet. Let apple cider simmer and add
the thyme and stir in the cold butter when it's melted. Pour over pork chops.
16 comments:
I love apple and pork. The always go so well together.ReplyDelete
I have honestly never tried making them, in fear of tough pork chops! Yours look perfectReplyDelete
Sounds delicious. I have everything on hand, just need to pick up some pork chops!ReplyDelete
This looks delicious. I'd love that meal! I'm not a huge fan of making pork chops though, because mine always come out dry! :( I should give it a try again...ReplyDelete
omg yummmmm my husband doesnt like pork but i just think he hasnt had GOOD pork. maybe this would change his mind! xo jillian - cornflake dreamsReplyDelete
Pure comfort food right here! The combination of pork and apple flavors will always be a winner in my book. These chops look mouthwatering, Val!ReplyDelete
Please oh please write a cook book! I need some crockpot recipes:) Do you have any, I don't recall seeing those, although I am sure you do.ReplyDelete
I LOVE apple cider so I will definitely be giving this a go :DReplyDelete
Even though it's summer here right now I will still make this with a nice side of salad. You are a genius!!!
This looks so delicious and so easy too! I never made pork chops with apple cider before, its definitely on my mind now. Love this one!ReplyDelete
Oh my gosh, I know what we're having for dinner tonight! Thank you!ReplyDelete
oh, those look so yummy!ReplyDelete
I had planned something else for dinner but, just pulled this post up!! Game changer! Perfect!ReplyDelete
oh friend. Divine! Simple divine and so delicious. Love the thyme accentReplyDelete
Hey Val! I made these for my husbands birthday dinner last night! They were the hit! Thank you for posting such great food and a variety of things. Really, being a mother of seven, I get in a rut with meals sometimes and I have never gone wrong with anything you post. I appreciate all of the work you put into this endeavor you have created on this blog, thanks again. Love,ReplyDelete
Shauna xoxoxo
This looks amazing!ReplyDelete
Not a huge a meat lover here but I will eat a pork chop any day. Pinning this recipe for later:)ReplyDelete


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Thunder Cracks
As Alex walked into the other room, and I heard the first lash, I tried to get into the room. They said t was our punishment. I saw Alex get whipped, along with the others, their shirts now bloody and torn. I began to scream. The sound of then crying out was enough for me to beg for their pain to stop.
John was towed away to a different room, and I pulled away, into the torture. As the whip was about to come down on Alex and the woman's back next to him, I wrapped one ar round him, the other round her, taking both lashes, one to the arm, one smack in the back. Alex whispered furiously, "What are you doing?!"
"It's not my fault your in here. I tried to save John. I want to protect you all. But I can't. I'm only a 16 year old." Two rough arm grabbed me, then loosed.
"She wants the pain too? But why?" he asked in a mocking voice.
"Let these lot go. I'll take every lash." The men round the room chuckled, watching me cling to Alex and the woman, trying to keep my body inbetween theirs and the whips.


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Given that so many printer makers still insist on quitting outlandish draft print speeds, we've decided to add a five-page draft document to our test suite. Kodak claims speeds of 32ppm in black and 30ppm in colour. Our draft mode document took 37 seconds to complete, giving a real-world draft speed of 8.1ppm, around a quarter of that claimed.
In normal print mode, we saw 4ppm from our 5-page text document and 4.8ppm from the 20-page one. The five-page text and colour graphics test returned 2.9ppm. These speeds are fairly sluggish for a modern all-in-one at this price, but the photo print times were some compensation. We printed 15 x 10cm images from PC, SD card, PictBridge camera and USB drive and saw a fastest time of just 38 seconds.
The prints we produced were good, with plenty of sharp, bright detail, good natural colours and smooth transitions. The only place the ESP 7250 let itself down was in reproducing shadowed detail, where much too much came out black.
Colour print on plain paper is smooth and although colours can be a little paler than originals, even colour copies come through clearly and close to the originals. There's a small amount of haloing around text on coloured backgrounds, but it's only superficial.
Black text is clean and well developed and draft mode text is a good deal better than the dot-matrix-style characters that many inkjets still provide.
Perhaps the most bizarre result from our printer tests was when we came to the duplex print. An automatic duplexer is fitted as standard, but when you select two-sided print in the driver, the page size is reduced by around 7.5 per cent. Text and graphics are all reduced in size, taking little regard of the settings in your word processor. This happened under both OS X and Windows, using different drivers.
Kodak claims a lot for its low running costs and this is borne out from our calculations. We calculate a black page cost of 2.1p and a colour page cost of 4.4p, both including 0.7p the paper. These are low, even for inkjets, where, contrary to popular belief, the cost of printing a page is often lower than from an equivalent laser printer.
In general, the Kodak ESP 7250 delivers good print quality at low cost, in an easy and well-automated way. It's not a particularly quick machine, though, and the strange size reduction when you select duplex print is something that either needs correcting or, if it was our setup error, more detailed explanation in the printer's manual.
I have a hp and canon printer. I always assumed you could not use compatible cartriges as they put chips in the real ones to stop you.
But then a quick trawl of ebay and i was able to get compatible cartriges for on average about £2, compared to £15 for the original ones.
I would prefer to buy original ink but frankly pricing for ink is scandalous, so my advice is to shop around as you can save a packet.
I bought this printer. It didn't work. I spent four hours on the phone with customer service, and it STILL didn't work! So they sent me a brand-new one, and guess what? THAT one didn't work! Two more hours on the phone with customer service, and they got it to work. Now, after spending more than $100 on this thing and hours of my life on the phone with customer service, I get to see how slow and loud it is! Plus, there are paper jams every 50 sheets or so ... This is the worst printer experience I've ever had, and I've had them all. Kodak has lost me as a customer for good.
My 7250 has lasted a few years but now the carriage is stuck on the left and won't budge
Cost estimate of repairs tremendous and need to drive 25 miles to get to service place and ten depend zillions
What is your experience..could it be worse
This thing lasted about a year with light printing and now it jams constantly..I hate it.
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With the arrival of spring, our PTSA organization must start to plan for the next academic year, 2015-16. In addition to working with the District to support a principal search for this spring, we will create committees to review this fiscal year's financial business and to workshop a budget for the 2015-16 year. If you would be interested in working on either of these committees, please contact Barbara Vaughey, our PTSA Treasurer, at firstname.lastname@example.com.
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This month our 8th grade students will begin to focus on the transition to high school. SPS high schools are offering information nights in the coming weeks. Registration for high school classes will follow in April/May. The counseling department will be working with students to make sure they have the information needed prior to registration.
Please visit the HIMS website Counseling Center page for more information and resources.
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Spring Ultimate Frisbee at HIMS
Registration for Spring Ultimate Frisbee is now available. Important dates to note are:
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Week of March 2: Team placement practices
Week of March 9: Practices begin
March 14-May 16: Saturday games
Follow the link below to register and to find more information:
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When: Wed. Feb. 11, 2:30-3:30 pm
Meet in the Hawk's nest. We will head to Wallingford playfield if it is nice, or stay in the HIMS play court if the field is too wet.
HIMSBasketball Season is in full swing! Come out and cheer on our Hawks.
2015 HIMSBasketball Game Schedule
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The above information was submitted by the HIMS Athletics department. For more information on Athletics, please see the Athletics page of the HIMS website, or contact HIMS House Administrator, Christy Smith at email@example.com, or by phone at (206) 252-5852.
Dear Hamilton International Families,
We have reached the point of the school year where we have completed more days than we have remaining in the year. As we start second semester, now is a good time to sit with your student and set goals for this spring. I encourage you to talk with you student about more than grades.
Consider encouraging students to build healthy habits including setting aside time each day to read for pleasure, exercise, practice or explore a new skill or interest, and turn off screens and other electronics for conversation.
In the coming weeks, Hamilton will begin the process of selecting a new principal.
Jon Halfaker, Executive Director of Schools for the Northwest Region, will be leading the process and has already met with our Building Leadership Team and PTSA Leadership. The next step is providing an opportunity for our community (teachers, staff, and families) to participate in a survey that will help define the characteristics and attributes that are important for a new leader. I encourage you to take time to participate in this survey to help ensure we have a diversity of voices contributing to this important process.
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"George?" It was the first word Jane had spoken in weeks, other than to make cooing noises at the nonexistent baby she held in her arms.
"I'm right here, sweetheart." George's voice was full of compassion as he took her hand and began to lead her away from the scaffold. "It's all over now, and I'm taking you back home."
"Home?" Jane stared uncomprehendingly as George led her back into the palace, back to their chambers. Once inside, Jane looked around, and the confusion on her face seemed to clear.
"I lost the baby, George." Her voice was so faint that it was almost a whisper. "I lost it. I'm so sorry." She began to cry. George held her in his arms and comforted her.
"I know, darling. It wasn't your fault. Not at all. You did nothing wrong." Suddenly she was sobbing hysterically. Realizing that she was experiencing a breakthrough of some sort, George simply held her and let her cry. "That's right, sweetheart. Just let it all out. Everything's going to be all right. I'm right here, and I love you so very much."
The sobbing dwindled to hiccups. George held her and rubbed her back. Suddenly she looked up at him, remembering.
"He's fine, Jane. Anne's been kind enough to look after him for us while you've been...sick."
"Katherine's gone now, Jane. So is Thomas Culpepper. No one's ever going to hurt you like that again."
"I want my baby!"
"Of course. We'll go fetch him right away."
Little Georgie was overjoyed to see his mother again. With a happy shout he ran to her and wrapped his arms tightly around her neck.
"I'm so very happy to see you again, darling!" Jane held the little boy as if she would never let him go.
"Can we go back home now, Mama?"
"Indeed we can. Say good-bye to Aunt Anne and Bessie and Jamie and we'll go there now."
That night Jane slipped beneath the soft sheets of her own bed and into the warmth and comfort of George's arms.
"I've missed you so!" she murmured.
"I can't begin to tell you how glad I am to have you back where you belong," George replied, beginning to kiss her tenderly at first, then more passionately.
That night they made love for the first time since Jane had been attacked by Thomas Culpepper. For Jane it was a very healing experience. George was so eager that he had to keep reminding himself to be very gentle, in consideration of the brutality she had suffered in the past. Afterwards they both fell into a contented sleep in one another's arms.
Jane's recovery was gradual but steady. Every day she smiled more and showed more enthusiasm for life. She and George spent many hours going for leisurely walks in the garden when the weather was nice, or lounging on the sofa while George read to Jane when it was bad. Little Georgie had grown to become a bright, inquisitive, sensitive little boy, and Jane enjoyed watching him grow and teaching him new things.
By late spring Jane showed the first signs of pregnancy, and she and George rejoiced. As the summer progressed, she watched her belly grow larger and thrilled at the evidence of a new life beginning. As she and George lay in the tall grasses of the field under the hot sun, she took his hand and placed it on her belly so that he could feel their child's tiny kicks.
The weather had just begun to turn cooler and the leaves to fall from the trees when Jane's labor contractions began. George got Anne to watch Georgie and sent for the midwife, who arrived and examined Jane.
"Everything's going fine," she said. "It'll probably be several more hours."
Outside their chambers, George paced nervously. He remembered Georgie's traumatic birth and gave thanks to God that this time Jane was safe and in capable hands. He prayed that Jane would come through the delivery quickly and safely and that their child would be born alive and healthy.
"I feel like I have to push," Jane said later that night.
The midwife quickly examined her. "Go right ahead. You're ready."
Jane gave several mighty pushes, groaning with the effort. At last she felt her child slide from her body.
"It's a girl!" the midwife exclaimed.
Tears of joy ran down Jane's face as she held her new daughter. "George will be so happy," she said. suddenly she couldn't wait to see her husband.
George started when he heard the door open, and relief flooded through him when he saw the midwife standing there and smiling broadly.
"You may go in now," she told George.
George entered the room to see Jane sitting in bed propped up by pillows, exhausted but euphoric, holding a small bundle wrapped in a blanket.
"Are you all right, love?" he asked his wife.
"She's beautiful, George," Jane told him. "She looks just like you."
"So she does," he agreed happily, gently taking the bundle from Jane's arms. "Well, hello there, little one," he greeted his new daughter. She looked up at him with unfocused dark blue eyes.
"I'd like to name her Alice, after my mother," Jane said.
"That's fine with me," George said generously.
Far above, the heavens smiled down upon them. They would return some day, a long time from now, when they had lived out their lives on earth and accomplished all they'd been intended to. For now, they still had many productive years ahead of them, time to grow spiritually, to enjoy their family and friends, and to experience all life had to offer.


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BLT (Bacon Lettuce Tomato) Dip
Jeanie Cosby
So Yummy! Great for parties! **Dip is best if made the night before**
★★★★★ 1 vote
- 16oz
- sour cream
- 16oz jar(s)
- real mayonnaise
- 1 lb pkg
- bacon, cooked & broken in small pcs
- 2 or 3
- tomatoes cut into small pcs
- 1/2 to 3/4
- loaf of sliced bread, toasted & broken into pcs for dipping
1Combine: sour cream, mayo, & cooked bacon pcs in a medium size bowl w/lid. Refridg. ***If possible, do this the night ahead to let the bacon flavor really go through the dip.***
2Place the cut up tomatoes into a qt zip-lock bag. Open one corner of bag & let some of the juice drain out. Refridg. ***Don't add tomatoes until right before you are ready to serve.***
3Toast your bread slices & break into approx. 2"X2" pcs. Put cooled bread pcs into gallon zip-lock bags or in a lge bowl w/lid.
4When ready to serve stir in tomatoes.
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The Leading Lady
"I'll… take the next one." That was the last Ben hoped to see of that wavy brown hair and blue crystal-like eyes, and to smell that inviting floral aroma of his ex-wife.
The elevator came down from the tenth floor. Ben went in and saw a tall, beautiful girl standing in the left corner, seeming a little fragile and pale. A familiar face she was, but Ben never met with such rank company. Perhaps if he was a famous author, she would even know his name and they'd become best of friends. Of course, that wasn't the case.
"ELIZABETH DUVANE!" He shouted, most unexpectedly, startling Ms. Duvane, "Oh, um, sorry, I only just noticed ma'am. Pardon my… outburst."
He wasn't sure if she had acknowledged his presence, let alone his apology, with her eyes covered by those sunglasses. Yes, she was glamorous - just like she was described as in the magazines and newspaper articles. What a sight.
"Oh, I…" Ms. Duvane's voice interrupted his adoring thoughts of her, and he noticed her small black purse on the floor and froze, "Could you, uh, p— Oh—" Soon her lustrous brown hair carpeted the corner of the elevator floor, her arms and legs lay limp, and her cheeks and lips ever so pale.
"Ms. Duvane?! Are you okay Miss?" She didn't respond. Ben reached for the sunglasses, and took them off, revealing her closed eyelids.
"Oh Lord!"