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Local Adverse Reactions -Extravasation
Standard precautions should be taken during infusion of VISUDYNE (verteporfin for injection) to avoid extravasation. Examples of standard precautions include, but are not limited to:
- A free-flowing intravenous (IV) line should be established before starting VISUDYNE infusion and the line should be carefully monitored.
- Due to the possible fragility of vein walls of some elderly patients, it is strongly recommended that the largest arm vein possible, preferably antecubital, be used for injection.
- Small veins in the back of the hand should be avoided.
Extravasation of VISUDYNE, especially if the affected area is exposed to light, can cause severe pain, inflammation, swelling or discoloration at the injection site.
If extravasation does occur, the infusion should be stopped immediately. The extravasation area must be thoroughly protected from direct light until swelling and discoloration have faded in order to prevent the occurrence of local burn, which could be severe. Cold compresses should be applied to the injection site. Oral medications for pain relief may be administered.
Exposure To Sun Or Direct Light
Following injection with VISUDYNE (verteporfin for injection), care should be taken to avoid exposure of skin or eyes to direct sunlight or bright indoor light for 5 days. In the event of extravasation during infusion, the extravasation area must be thoroughly protected from direct light until the swelling and discoloration have faded in order to prevent the occurrence of a local burn which could be severe. If emergency surgery is necessary within 48 hours after treatment, as much of the internal tissue as possible should be protected from intense light.
Decreased Vision After Treatment
Patients who experience severe decrease of vision of 4 lines or more within 1 week after treatment should not be retreated, at least until their vision completely recovers to pretreatment levels and the potential benefits and risks of subsequent treatment are carefully considered by the treating physician.
Nonclinical Toxicology
Carcinogenesis, Mutagenesis, Impairment Of Fertility
Animal studies have not been conducted to determine the carcinogenic potential of verteporfin.
Photodynamic therapy (PDT) as a class has been reported to result in DNA damage including DNA strand breaks, alkali-labile sites, DNA degradation, and DNA-protein cross links which may result in chromosomal aberrations, sister chromatid exchanges (SCE), and mutations. In addition, other photodynamic therapeutic agents have been shown to increase the incidence of SCE in Chinese hamster ovary (CHO) cells irradiated with visible light and in Chinese hamster lung fibroblasts irradiated with near UV light, increase mutations and DNA-protein cross-linking in mouse L5178 cells, and increase DNA-strand breaks in malignant human cervical carcinoma cells, but not in normal cells. Verteporfin was not evaluated in these latter systems. It is not known how the potential for DNA damage with PDT agents translates into human risk.
Impairment Of fertility
No effect on male or female fertility has been observed in rats following intravenous administration of verteporfin for injection up to 10 mg/kg/day (approximately 60-and 40-fold human exposure at 6 mg/m2 based on AUC in male and female rats, respectively).
Use In Specific Populations
Risk Summary
There are no data with the use of VISUDYNE in pregnant women to inform a drug-associated risk. Intravenous administration of verteporfin to pregnant rats during the period of organogenesis produced an increase in the incidence of anophthalmia/microphthalmia and wavy ribs at exposures approximately 40-fold the human exposure at the recommended clinical dose. Verteporfin did not produce adverse fetal effect in rats or rabbits at exposures 6-to 20-fold the human exposure at the recommended clinical dose.
Based on animal data, VISUDYNE should be used during pregnancy only if the potential benefit justifies the potential risk to the fetus.
In the U.S. general population, the estimated background risk of major birth defects and miscarriage in clinically recognized pregnancies is 2-4% and 15-20%, respectively.
Animal Data
Rat fetuses of dams administered verteporfin for injection intravenously during organogenesis exhibited an increase in the incidence of anophthalmia/microphthalmia and wavy ribs at doses >10 mg/kg/day (approximately 40-fold the human exposure at the recommended dose of 6 mg/m2, based on AUC in female rats). No teratogenic effects were observed in rat fetuses at a dose of 2 mg/kg/day (approximately 6-fold the human exposure at the recommended dose of 6 mg/m2, based on AUC in female rats).
In pregnant rabbits, a decrease in maternal body weight gain and food consumption was observed in animals that received verteporfin for injection intravenously at doses up to 10 mg/kg/day during organogenesis. The no observed adverse effect level (NOAEL) for maternal toxicity was 3 mg/kg/day (approximately 6-fold the recommended human dose of 6 mg/m2, based on body surface area). No teratogenic effects were observed in rabbit fetuses at doses up to 10 mg/kg/day (approximately 20-fold the recommended human dose of 6 mg/m2, based on body surface area).
Risk Summary
Verteporfin and its diacid metabolite have been found in human breast milk following an intravenous infusion at the recommended human dose of 6 mg/m2. Verteporfin was present in breast milk at levels up to 66% of the corresponding plasma levels and declined below the limit of quantification (2 ng/mL) within 24 hours. The diacid metabolite had lower peak concentrations but persisted up to at least 48 hours.
Because of the potential for serious adverse reactions in nursing infants from VISUDYNE, a decision should be made whether to discontinue nursing or postpone treatment, taking into account the importance of the drug to the mother.
Pediatric Use
Safety and effectiveness in pediatric patients have not been established.
Geriatric Use
Approximately 90% of the patients treated with VISUDYNE in the clinical efficacy trials were over the age of 65. A reduced treatment effect was seen with increasing age.This monograph has been modified to include the generic and brand name in many instances.
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For 50 years, Camp Celestial has been a place of relief for supernatural beings. This year, however, the camp's founder wishes to try something new by bringing in 30 humans to share the summer with the campers.
But is everyone ready for such a change?
I stared out the car window, holding on to my bag tightly. The country fled by and I shifted nervously.
"Everything will be fine," my mother said. "This is a wonderful opportunity for you, Annalise. You'll see."
I rolled my eyes. "Yes," I said dully. "Being around blood suckers, magic users, and beasts is a great opportunity."
She glared at me out of the corner of her eye. "Don't be like that. I don't want you to get in trouble for being rude."
"Why am I even going?" I asked. "This is a camp for supernaturals, not humans."
"It's like I told you: They want to see what it would be like to have a human among their members."
"So I'll be the only one?" I asked, this time nervous.
"No," she said. "No, sweetie. They said there will be 29 others."
I didn't answer as she got off the Interstate. I jiggled my foot. The road quickly turned to dirt and rocks. Rain was in the forecast and already the sky was getting dark. The road was lined with trees and I'm sure that, if I hadn't been so nervous, it would look very beautiful. The closer we got to the camp, though, the more nervous I got. Finally, I had my mom pull over. She rushed to the other side to rub my back as I vomited into the grass.
"It's one summer," she whispered in my ear. "And you're going to be perfectly safe."
I only nodded and she helped back into the car. I rinsed my mouth out and popped a piece of cinnamon gum in my mouth, giving me something extra to do. Then we came upon the camp gates and I bit my lip. She had to pull to a stop and rolled her window down. A small silver box with a speaker had a red button that she pressed and waited. I looked out the windshield and bit my lip.
Camp Celestial
"Yes?" a voice said through the silver box.
"This is Vera Rourke," my mother said. "I have come to drop my daughter off for the summer."
"Daughter?" they repeated, sounding confused.
"Yes. Annalise Rourke."
We heard rustling then a sharp intake of breath. The red light turned off and there was a buzzing sound as the gates swung open. I bit my lip so hard it bled as we drove up to the camp site. In spite of everything, I was impressed.
I wasn't sure about the acreage but it was gorgeous. There were six cottages, two large buildings, and a huge lake. The grass was as green as could be and the trees swayed gently in the wind. The road was made of gravel and brought us up to a parking lot.
My mom got out first and I put on my sunglasses. I took a deep breath then got out, too. We waited until an older man came running over. He wore jeans and a button up shirt with a white wife beater underneath.
"Vera and Annalise?" he asked and we nodded. "Welcome to Camp Celestial! My name is Pierre! I run this lovely little camp. We are very excited to have you here, Annalise," he said. He smiled at me and I saw a pair of pearly white fangs. I stepped away and his smile faltered. "What's the matter?"
"Annalise has not had the... opportunity to be around others," my mom said softly, putting an arm around my shoulders.
"Oh!" he said, covering his mouth. "Oh, I'm sorry. I didn't realize!"
"It's my own fault," I mumbled.
He frowned. "I don't understand."
"Annalise decided to be schooled traditionally," my mom said.
"Why so?" he asked.
I wiped my forehead of the sweat and he slapped his.
"Where is my head? Follow me! We'll go first to the offices."
I wrapped my arm around my mom's and we follows him into one of the large buildings. It was air conditioned inside and I glanced around. When we first walked in, there was a small sitting area with a table containing many magazines and a few newspapers. A fan rotated slowly above us and a woman waved to me. She was seated behind a desk and I waved a little back nervously.
Pierre led us through another door and we entered what must have been his office. He opened a small fridge, revealing several water bottles and what looked like some juice boxes. He passed us each a water bottle and took out one of the boxes. We all sat down and he set the box to the side.
"How much do you know about Camp Celestial?" he asked me and I glanced at my mom.
"Not much," I answered honestly. "I know that it's like a summer camp for vampires, werewolves, and fairies. I know that you use it as a kind of safe haven after being among the humans the rest of the time of the year."
He nodded. "Camp Celestial has been in operation for nearly 50 years. I started it when a group of humans attacked my son simply for feeding from his wife." He sighed. "That was when I realized we needed a place for the supernatural beings of this world to come together, even if only for three months, to support one another. Since it began, the supernatural men and women that come here have created bonds. Alliances, if you will. If one is attacked or bullied, others rally with them. None are injured; instead a court is held."
"I read something about that," my mom said. "There have been five in the last twenty years, yes?"
"Yes," he said. "But, in the last five years, we've not even had a small argument with the humans. That's encouraging to me. So, we are going to try something new this summer. You and 29 of your fellow humans will stay amongst our people. You will experience camp as our young men and women do. There will be allowances made, of course. We know you need more nourishment than the others."
"Will-Will I be staying with supernatural beings?" I asked timidly.
"Yes," he said and got out a folder. He flipped through the many pages until he pulled one out. "Let me just make a few copies of this first."
While he left to make the copies, I looked out the window. The camp held supernaturals from the ages of 18-29. They all mingled together. From this window, I could see a basketball course. At first, it just looked like normal adults shooting some hoops. Then one of them transformed into a wolf and I gasped. He ran for the hoop, still managing to dribble the ball, and went for a layup. A young woman's back suddenly sprouted wings and she easily blocked the shot.
"Did you see that?" I breathed as the man transformed back to a human, a sour look on his face.
"Pretty fascinating, isn't it?" she whispered and I nodded.
"Okay," Pierre said and came back in. "This is for you, Annalise, and a copy for you, Vera."
"What is it?" my mom asked.
"It's a list of her roommates," he explained. "It lists their name, their gender, and their races. For the vampires, it shows their feeding schedule."
I looked up. "Feeding schedule?"
"That's where this comes in," he said and showed us the juice box. "To put it briefly, a vampire has a certain time of day he or she feeds. Some do it more than once. Couples will feed from each other. Others, though, will partake of these boxes." He pointed at two small holes at the top. "They bite into it to give them the satisfactory feel of feeding and then drink as you would a water bottle."
"What do you mean about the satisfactory feel?" I asked nervously and he glanced at my mother.
She cleared her throat. "Sweetheart, vampires really do feed by sinking their teeth into a vein or artery." My eyes widened. "Then they-"
"You're not in danger," Pierre interrupted as I began to hyperventilate. "Calm down, Annalise. You're not in danger."
"Mom," I whimpered.
"You're okay," she said and held a finger up to Pierre when he started to speak. "Deep breath, sweetie. Come on. You're okay. Remember, baby. Remember everything is okay. You are safe. They will not harm you." She sighed and this time spoke to Pierre. "My husband, her father, was murdered by a group of vampires."
Silence fell heavy in the office. I glanced at Pierre. His face was horrified. He stared between the two of us.
"No," he breathed. "He was?"
She nodded sadly. "That is why Annalise chose not to be around supernatural beings."
"If you would rather go home, Annalise, I completely understand," Pierre said, leaning forward. "In fact, I will still pay the agreed amount."
I looked out the window again. The adults were still playing basketball and Pierre followed my gaze.
"Do you like basketball?" he asked and I nodded.
"I-I was on the varsity squad when I was in high school," I whispered.
"We have a basketball tournament, you know," he said. I looked at him again. He was smiling. "We're very insistent on sports. It helps them work off their energy."
I bit my lip and my eyes landed on the juice box.
"That-That keeps them happy?" I asked, my voice shaking.
"Yes," he said immediately.
I looked at my mother and she kissed my forehead.
"Please do this, my dear," she whispered into my ear. "You need to heal."
I shut my eyes and took a deep breath. I gulped then turned to Pierre.
"When do I meet my roommates?" I asked and he grinned.
"No time like the present," he said and stood up.

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The folks over at Moon Mountain had this recipe created for them by Kathy Casey Liquid Kitchen™. To celebrate National Vodka Day I attempted to make it. It was supposed to be my first vlog but man that it harder than it looks!
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1 1/2 ounces Moon Mountain Organic Vodka
3/4 ounce Housemade Cranberry Syrup including 3- 4 of the berries (recipe follows)
3/4 ounce Fresh Lemon Juice
1 1/2 ounces Fresh Orange Juice
2 dashes Angostura Bitters
1. Measure the Moon Mountain Vodka, Cranberry Syrup including a few of the berries, lemon juice and orange juice into a cocktail shaker.
2. Fill with ice and add the bitters.
3. Shake vigorously and pour into a tall glass.
Housemade Cranberry Syrup
Makes 1 1/2 cups
1 cup Fresh Cranberries
1 cup Water
1 cup Sugar
1. Place ingredients into a small saucepan.
2. Bring to a simmer over medium-high heat.
3. Simmer for 1 minute then turn off heat.
4. Let syrup infuse for one hour and then refrigerate.


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"Lease It: The Tesla Roadster for $1,658/Month. With the Tesla move, it will be interesting to watch how the leasing business model works for electric cars". Hence the birth of preownedEV and Batteryresale programs are becoming a business reality
"Lease It: The Tesla Roadster for $1,658 a Month. With the Tesla move, it will be interesting to watch how the leasing business model works for electric cars" said Katie Fehrenbacher in a Newsweek article.
I would even go further than that. What happens after the 3 year lease is that they end up with a bunch of nothing other than Pre owned EVs. This is interesting because the majority of EV enthusiasts cannot afford to buy or lease the roadster as it is. However a pre-owned one, well that's within reach. You are talking more or less 50% value which falls within the range of the Mercedes and BMW clans. This is a great temptation because this group will not have to go out of their price range to get the coveted Tesla roadster they've been drooling over for 2 or 3 years. I am pretty sure they will be able to trade in and reduce out of pocket expenses to get into a premier Luxury Electric Vehicle (LuxuryEV).
While the Tesla story is important as far as the High end sector of the electric auto is concerned, the mass also stand to benefit from the after lease market. Many who adopt a wait and see attitude, as was the case with the computer in the late 80s, will venture into the EV camp after an initial period of seeing and believing. The BYD E6, The Coda sedan, The Nissan Leaf would have already proven themselves. When the mass stampede occurs 3-5 years down the road, there will be plenty of cheap PreOwned Electric Vehicles around as opposed to the high prices of the introduction phase.
Another anticipated outcome from the proliferation of electric cars will be the upgrading of batteries for better range and fast charging capability. This will become trendy as nanobatteries such as the nanosafe from Altairnano become more affordable. Once the EV owners start developing an appetite for more Amps(power) and move up the ladder there will be lots of "older" batteries available for resale. Expect Battery Resale Programs to flourish along with the acceptance of Pre-owned EVs as an entry point to the EVway for some. For others the discarded lithium ion batteries will find needed recycling by way of the conversion of a gas car into electric, replacing lead acid that are being used now.
As you can see there will be a cascade or domino effect to a seemingly benign decision by Tesla to offer the luxury roadster for lease. Batteryresale and availability of PreOwnedEVs are shaping up on the horizon as a lucrative business sector within the EV industry for years to come .
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The idea struck her in the grocery store, while waiting on the pharmacist across the street filling her prescription. She was resisting the urge to purchase cookies. The candy coated chocolate chips were bright and multicoloured, more like a circus act than a pre-packaged culinary delight.
She walked home.
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Eurocopter chief executive Lutz Bertling has quickly moved to dampen suggestions that the company's Brazilian subsidiary is about to embark on a programme to design and build a replacement for its AS350 Ecureuil light helicopter. Speaking at an event to inaugurate the EC725 final assembly line at the Helibras plant in Itajubá, Brazil, Bertling flatly denied that a Brazil-originated replacement for the Ecureuil was being contemplated, despite a comment to that effect from Brazil's trade minister Fernando Pimentel.
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"We don't tend to speak about development projects because that alerts our competitors," said Bertling. However, he added: "I guarantee it will not be a replacement for the Ecureuil. Whenever we speak with the market about what might follow the Ecureuil the only response is 'don't do it'."
No replacement programme will be launched "for the foreseeable time", he added.
Instead, Eurocopter is concentrating on increasing Helibras's design and engineering capabilities. It has recently attained Eurocopter authorised design organisation status - an important milestone in the build-up of its overall competencies, according to Bertling.
Although Helibras now possess "completely different competencies and capacity" to its earlier incarnation, "what's missing is the capability for the conception and design of a helicopter from scratch," Bertling said.
Any indigenous rotorcraft eventually produced at Itajubá "would be a normal Eurocopter product, designed and produced for the world market", he said - but production of the future type would not take place in parallel at either of Eurocopter's European plants. "Why have two lines? That's just inefficient," he said.


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New Braunfels Herald Zeitung (Newspaper) - August 4, 1982, New Braunfels, Texas ii Ic rop lex , Inc. •*tt: witch womb Ie i .0. doz 45A*-36Tr.Xr?«5 75?^5 Comp, A New Jiiirlrlr Braunfels New Braunfels, Texas Vol. 91 - No. 152 Zeituno OC ^ Qnr'tirvnr WEDNESDAY August 4,1982 25 cents 32 Pages—3 Sections (USPS 377-880)Israeli tanks roll into West Beirut By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Israeli tanks and armored troops rolled into west Beirut today, other units battled toward the PLO stronghold from the north and south, and artillery and gunboats hammered Yasser Arafat's guerrilla enclave from all sides in furious barrages that continued after 15 hours. At least 50 people were killed and 730 wounded in the attack and the toll was expected to rise sharply, initial police reports cited by Lebanon's state radio said. The broadcast said most of the victims were civilians. Israel said its forces suffered 20 soldiers wounded, two seriously, before the attack, and that as a result of the assault its armor captured a strip 60 yards deep and 600 yards long on a north-south axis along the Green Line dividing guerrilla-held west Beirut from Christian- controlled east Beirut. Arafat called on every able Palestinian to take up arms and defend west Beirut, and President Elias Sarkis appealed to President Reagan to stop the fighting and protested "what is happening in Beirut where innocent civilians are being subjected to mass killing and destruction." Reagan's top advisers met in Washington to discuss the assault, which White House spokesman Larry Speakes said "makes virtually impossible the conduct of diplomatic efforts. We have expressed our profound concern to the government of Israel." Israeli guns were firing heavily into the crowded civilian district around Hamra Street, the commercial heart of the Moslem sector, for the first time since the siege began, correspondents reported. PLO gunners and rocket teams fired back into Christian neighborhoods in east Beirut and into the hillside suburbs where Israeli forces are concentrated, witnesses said. An Israeli officer, who was authorized to speak to reporters in east Beirut, said at midday that no air strikes had been called in for fear of hitting Israeli soldiers. Twenty Israelis were wounded, two of them critically, in the operations, said the officer, who refused use of his name. The PLO gave no casualty figures. Preceded by bulldozers to clear away PLO earthworks, 20 to 25 Israeli tanks and armored personnel carriers punched into west Beirut at the Museum crossing, midway along the 3-mile north-south Green Line, and witnesses reported battles between Israeli and Palestinian units around the race course area a half-mile past the Museum. A PLO communique said the Israelis tried to capture the race course, but were driven back by the "stiff resistance" of the Palestinians. The track is on the Corniche Mazraa, an east-west boulevard that separates the Palestinian refugee camps on the south from west Beirut's residential and commercial districts to the north. The Israeli command said the force at the Museum crossing took control of a tall building from which guerrilla snipers fired at Israeli troops in east Beirut. The command announced that at about 9 a.m. (3 a.m. EDT), guerrillas blew up one of their ammunition dumps under a building in the area, apparently to keep it from the Israelis. Israeli tanks and armored personnel carriers also moved into the port at the northern end of the Green Line, on the edge of the PLO redoubt. Annexation talks focus on industries By HENRY KRAUSSE Staff writer A review of annexation plans and procedures will be held by the Planning and Zoning Commission at its September meeting, its members decided Tuesday. Responding to what Commission Chairman David Hartmann termed "speculation" that General Portland Inc. (GPI) and U.S. Gypsum Co. had approached the city seeking annexation, officials at both companies denied it Wednesday. Already a long, hard process, annexation was made even tougher by new state laws in 1981. City Council members raised the subject at their July 26 meeting, asking whether it was up to them to initiate annexation proceedings, or up to the Commission. "Is it our job?" echoed Commission member John Dierksen Tuesday. "Who takes the next step? If you feel it needs to be looked at, why don't we recommend to the Council that they consider it, and see what they think?" "I would think Planning and Zoning should initiate it," Commission member S.D. David Jr. said. Not quite a year ago, on Aug. IO, Council took its final vote on annexing seven areas into the city. Months before that, while voting on an update of the city's master plan, Council voted to postpone annexing areas the Commission recommended for incorporation in 1981 and placed them, instead, in a 1982-1985 time frame. Among those areas were the rock-crushing operation of U.S. Gypsum and the GPI cement plant, both in the Solms area off Wald Road. Representatives of both companies fought annexation last year, saying the city couldn't provide services they didn't already have and was only trying to increase its tax base. "I heard from a City Council member they InsideDead Heads This is Jerry Garcia, guitarist for the Grateful Dead, one of the longest-lived of American rock bands. Despite miniscule commercial success, the band has one of the most rabid followings of any group around. Rock critics can't understand why. Entertainment, Page ha. CLASSIFIED....................9-1 IB COMICS.........................8B CROSSWORD.....................8B DEAR ABBY......................3B ENTERTAINMENT.................11A FEATURES......................1-8C HOROSCOPE.....................4B KALEIDOSCOPE.................1-12B OPINIONS........................4A SPORTS........................6-7A STOCKS.........................3A TV LISTINGS......................8B (Council members) were indirectly approached by GPI and U.S. Gypsum. They were looking into the possibility of being annexed. Where the change of mind came from, I'm not sure," Hartmann said. Commission members were surprised. "I'm surprised, too," said U.S. Gypsum plant manager Jack Robin. "I don't know anything about it." Charlie Finch of GPI said he couldn't make an official comment but added, "To the best of my knowledge, nobody from General Portland has approached anybody with that kind of request." In an interview, Hartmann wouldn't name the Council member who told him about it and said it was "purely speculative." "I'm going to approach them myself and ask them (the companies) if ifs hearsay, gossip or what," Hartmann said. Early this year, GPI settled a lawsuit it brought against Comal County over a tax dispute, and is currently negotiating a similar out-of-court settlement with ComLl Independent School District. Other areas included m the 1982-1965 time slot are fingers of land along Krueger Lane extending north from the Solms area toward PM 1863. The strips were planned to extend "finger" Annexation to protect the city from encroachment by Schertz or San Antonio. Planning Director Debra Goodwin said the discussion at the Commission's next meeting will consist of "a look at the new state requirements, a look at areas programmed for 1982-1985. We'll get the map back out and go over it." The law now requires a complete service plan to be presented at public hearings, detailing how the city will provide such things as police protection, garbage pickup, water and sewer lines. At least one public hearing must be held within the area to be annexed, which will present some interesting problems for annexing the mostly-rural Krueger I,ane strips. Drink-a-day dub Floating drink stands are summer cliches, but Juan Veloz (left) and John Ortiz have devised a new gimmick for their stand at 540 W. Mill. Each day they sell something different. Monday it was iced tea. Tuesday, strawberry punch. Lemonade was today's offering. Tomorrow, who knows? Maybe Gatorade.Red ink? By JACQUELINE SMITH Staff writer If every penny set aside in this year's New Braunfels Independent School District budget is spent, the district will end up in red ink. But that probably won't happen, district business manager Lonnie Curtis said Tuesday. The expenditures in the 1982-83 budget, which amount to almost $10 million, exceed the revenue by $33,414. "But that does not mean we'll end up in the red," Curtis told school trustees Tuesday. "The initial budget will show a deficit," he said earlier. "But by the time the end of the year comes along, chances are slim that the budget will be overspent." NBISD 1982-'83 budget 'deficit' not what it seems, Curtis says And even if "the unexpected happens and the budget is overspent," Curtis said the district has reserve funds to cover the expenditures in the $9,780,573 budget. This is in addition to reserve funds set aside for emergencies. "There's a certain amount that is held in contingency in case we do have something (costly) come along," he told trustees. This year's budget, which trustees unanimously approved Tuesday night, was approximately $14 million larger than last year's due to a change in state law. In previous years, the district has approved three separate budgets — general, athletic and cafeteria. This year, however, the district was required by law to pass one general budget which contains the other categories. The inclusion of these two extra budgets in the 1982-83 general budget added $14 million to the total budget, Curtis explained. "Almost 60 percent" of the total revenue for the 1982-83 budget "will come from state sources," Supt. O.E. Hendricks said. The remaining revenue will come from the federal government (approximately 5 percent) and local sources (approximately 36 percent), Hendricks added. In other business Tuesday, trustees authorized Curtis to advertise for bids for air conditioning the band hall and choir room at New Braunfels Middle School. The board was not in agreement, however, when it arrived at this decision. Trustees Rudy Reimer and Garland Lloyd both voted against the motion made by Dr. Bill Lee. New Braunfels Band Boosters, which has saved approximately $1,200 for this project, was asking the district's permission to install two window unit air conditioners, Hendricks explained. School officials have a hard time keeping these areas cool, even though ceiling fans have been installed, because neither area has any windows. Aware of this situation, trustees considered installing air conditioning in the band hall and choir room last January. But after learning that it would cost the district approximately $26,000 to complete this task, trustees postponed taking action. Instead of accepting the band boosters' offer, trustees agreed with Hendricks' recommendation to advertise for bids again. Sec BUDGET, Page 12A Planners approve rezoning for Montessori school They came prepared to turn it down, but it passed. The Planning and Zoning Commission on Tuesday recommended a lot at 1095 W. Bridge, at the corner of Walnut Avenue, be rezoned from residential to C-l (local business district). Art and Carla Morgan plan to start a Montessori school there, with a day care center to keep the kids until their parents can pick them up. But most commission members were concerned about what kind of "signals" they would be sending to others interested in commercial use of lots facing Walnut Avenue. Traffic and parking were also concerns. Neighbors at the hearing had no objections to the school, but said Bridge Street was unpaved at that end, and making a turn onto the heavier-traveled Walnut Avenue was already difficult. Current residential zoning would allow a Montessori school there, with a maximum of 36 pupils for each four-hour shift. A day care center would limit the number to 24, all day. "The number of people in the area would be the same, or greater, under the present zoning," observed Commission member Joe Hartigan. The Montessori method of teaching emphasizes training of the senses and guidance to encourage self-education, rather than rigid control of the child's activity. Art Morgan said he wasn't sure they would need a day care center. If enough sign up for the school, they would do without it, but, "If there's a need for it, we'd like to have (C-l zoning) so we could offer it." Commission chairman David Hartmann noted other individual lots in the area were rezoned C-l or C-2 and wondered if the commission was "setting a dangerous precedent." Hartmann and Hartigan were sensitive to criticism of "spot zoning" but Commission member James Goodbread said the Walnut area was "eventually going to be C-l whether we admit it tonight or not. We should take each case on its merits." "I appreciate the conservative stance, but where's the sense of fair play? We did it across the street. I find it hard to give it to a tortilla factory and not a school," Goodbread said. In 1981, City Council approved a Commission recommendation for C-l zoning for a food establishment at HIO W. Bridge St. But Planning Director Debra Goodwin indicated the owner, Manuel Madrigal, was still required to provide adequate off-street parking. A building permit has not been issued because of that. Goodbread said the Commission should make a "positive statement" on commercial zoning for the area, one way or the other. "If we decide to pull in our See ZONING, Page UA Staff photo by Cindy Richardson ;
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At the age of nine, I had to come and live with my mother's parents, Albert and Emily Warner, at 3 Church Path (pair of cottages now pulled down, but their well - (what wonderfully tasting water, drawn up with a bucket) still remains now in the front garden of the house occupying part of the site. The reason for my evacuation ...Read full memory
I was told that the Queen was in the area to meet the regiment that was in situ on Fox Hill when war broke out. Because the road up to the hill was in a bad state due to being just a track , the army put down a concrete road up one side and down the other taking weeks to complete it and the the Queen went up, saluted the army, ...Read full memory
My father's family lived in the cottage with the arched windows next door to the post office. The house was named Apsley Cottage. My grandfather Henry Briggs was a career soldier in the Royal West Surrey Regiment. He served in the regiment from 1896 until 1919. He was also a range warden of the Ash ranges. I spent many happy days in the cottage during my school summer holidays.
this was residence once then I think it went into a police station. I became a volunteer to serve at front desk. then all small stations were brought out so it was then closed does anyone have any other stories
I lived in the house in the foreground of this picture, known as Hartshorn, from 1960 to 1964. The barn just visible on the left was our garage. The house itself was alleged to be an Elizabethan hall house and every room upstairs had a floor at a different angle to the others as each was put in ...Read full memory
Lovely memories of Ash Church.
I lived near the Greyhound in May Crescent, Val Watson. I remember when I was a kid the hunt used to leave from there. Dont agree with fox hunting but it was something to see all the dogs and riders. Lovely old pub visited when I went home in 2007.
The Lyon Brewery is still there on the lefthand side. The Nightingale, further down the road, closed in 2006 and became an Indian restaurant, big pity as was a lovely pub.
Mr Hogsflesh built Hillside Farm, Ash. The tree hides the farm house up the drive behind the white gates. Then Mr Maurice Scard bought the bungalow in 1954 and his wife still lives there. The farm was across the road - now it is Fairview Estate. The small, tiny bungalows next door were demolished in 1960 and new semi ...Read full memory
This used to be our local pub. Many a night spent throwing money at the jukebox and into the pool table. I was sprung for being 16 but still allowed to buy lager (cheers!!) LOL!! It's a chain pub now and has some kind of Big Steak restaurant attached. Such a shame.
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Rochester United is beatable.
Suddenly Goulburn Murray Cricket is once again a fiercely competitive competition after the Crows dropped their first game of the season last week.
After six rounds of action United still sits on top of the ladder, but Kyabram and Moama have only been denied that honour on percentage.
Round seven is shaping up as one to separate the men from the boys with fourth-placed United travelling to Cooma and Bamawm-Lockington United hosting Moama.
United was stunned against BLU last round and will be fired up tomorrow with the likes of Corey Windridge, Dylan Cuttriss and Steve Rasmussen rarely failing in consecutive games.
Indian import Manoj Vemula will look to bounce back from a duck last round, while veteran Jake Perry, 32, may pull up sore after mammoth 28-over spell last round.
Meanwhile, Cooma pair Jacob Kelly and Steve Barrett must fire alongside gun bat Michael Hill if they are to hand United consecutive losses for the first time in three seasons.
If Moama wants to push for top spot, it must defeat the league's form side in BLU, but the Magpies have home ground advantage.
Moama duo Darcy Elliott and Anthony McMahon snagged five-wicket hauls last round, while BLU import Luke Deeprose delivered in spades with a 6-34 effort against United.
Kyabram Fire Brigade can leapfrog United with a big win against Echuca, who has struggled this season.
Flames veteran Daniel Kent hit a sublime 112 not out last round taking his average to 74, while opening paceman Brodie Unwin impressed with 3-20.
Echuca notched its second win of the season last week thanks to strong showings from Mitch Frew (59), Adam Jones (55) and Brendan Moyle (51).
Rochester Tigers and Tongala clash tomorrow with both sides looking to return to the winner's list.
Tigers all-rounder Chris Holliday showed some form last week, backing up his 4-76 on day one with 74 runs.
Tonny was best served last round by John Copeland (4-37) and Clayton Thompson (3-27), but the Blues will need a drastically improved batting performance if they are any chance.
Finally, cellar-dwellers Echuca South and Stanhope square off with South desperate to secure its first win of the season.


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Katy Perry wants to bed with John Mayer
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The 24-year-old singer was given a choice between Benji Madden, Pete Wentz and Mayer to shoot, shag or marry. Katy picked to shoot Madden while Wentz, who is her on-off boyfriend Travis McCoy"s best pal, was her preference to marry "because he seems to be a good dad".
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When in Milwaukee, Mr. Sulu rides the bus
Happy 75th birthday to George Takei, who played Mr. Sulu, helmsman of the USS Startship Enterprise on "Star Trek." In 1984 during, presumably, a slow period in his career Takei taped a public service announcement for the Milwaukee County Transit System.
"When I'm out in space, I use the Starship Enterprise to get around," he says in the spot.
"But when I'm in Milwaukee, I ride the bus." Sure he does.
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I was born in the Goss, off Delph Road and moved to Corbett Road around 1957. I remember playing in the fields where Withymore is now, before any houses were built. I remember Oakley's shop and the post office round by the Bell pub. There was also a shop by the Stores pub (I think) and was called The Stores as well. I went to Mill Street Primary and to Mill Street Secondary, between 1961 and 1965. I had my first bike from Wilkinson's in Brierley Hill, I remember Catten and Hortons, and Rounds cake shop in Mill Street. We had two chemists; Boots and Timothy Whites and the Town Hall in the middle of town, the Odeon cinema (on a Saturday morning) and the motor bike scrambles down Two Woods Lane. Back then, you could walk for miles and nobody would bother you. Good times.
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20 things you may not know about 40/29's Mitch Roberts
I was born in Tulsa....raised in Dallas, and this is how I still look if the Cowboys or Razorbacks lose a big game.
I love all sports, but football has always been my favorite! This is a picture of the running back on the Richardson, Texas. YMCA team in 1970-something.
My dad raised me to root for the Oklahoma Sooners. This is a picture of the OU-Texas game in 2011. I still root for the Sooners, but I'm Hog Wild about the Razorbacks 24/7 on 40/29 Sports!
My Mom, Eleanor Roberts, was voted "Most Beautiful" at the University of Tulsa. She met my Father Steve at a fraternity party and the rest is history. Soon a future broadcaster would be born!
My father Steve on the far right played basketball and baseball for Oklahoma A&M, which is now Oklahoma State. My nephew Kade in the middle will attend OSU next fall. And, my brother-in-law Chad Scott is the Principal at Bentonville High School.
My family moved to Fayetteville in 2010 to work in the television business. They have followed my TV career to St. Louis, Las Vegas, Nashville, Texas and finally Arkansas. We are NOT moving again. NWA will be our forever home.
My oldest daughter Mia is keeping it in the ABC family. She absolutely loves the show Castle. Mia attends McNair Middle School in Fayetteville and she may have the TV bug! She already edits videos better than her Dad!
I like my new office! Covering the Razorbacks for 40/29 Sports and hosting the Hog Wild show has been thrilling. The view is always good up in the hill!
My daughters and I getting ready for the "Price is Right" show at Walton Arts Center. We didn't win a car :(
The Roberts family also has a black lab named Buckeye. He was found running free near I-49 and Wedington. We searched for his owners for awhile, and then made him a permanent part of the Roberts clan.
My oldest dog Mickey is already getting into the holiday spirit! We bought Mickey right out of a pet store window in Amarillo.. He's Amarillo Mick playing St. Nick.
We have spent the holidays in many states since my TV job has moved me around so much. But, Christmas in Arkansas is the best. There's always a chance for a White Christmas!
Our family loves to take weekend getaways to Branson, Missouri. This summer we took in the views at Top of the Rock golf course.
Covering sports is how I make a living. Playing golf is how I love to live. This view makes me want to tee it up. Tee box at Top of the Rock in Branson. Enjoy!
My youngest daughter Ava is the athlete of the family. Super fast, very competitive, and she hates to lose! It's hard to see how somebody that cute can get mean in the field. You'll have to trust me.
My oldest daughter Mia also loves to play Soccer. Her cousin Lexi Scott came out to a recent game. Lexi is on the dance team at Woodland Junior High!
My daughter Ava and her friends dressed to kill for a function at Butterfield Trail Elementary School. They are growing up way too fast!!
It doesn't seem right that my oldest is going to Cotillion! The Daddy-Daughter dance was special. Hopefully she'll think hanging with Dad is cool for a few more years.
George Straight is my favorite artist of all time. There's a reason I graduated from Texas State University in San Marcos, TX....So did George! Before he hit it big, we could watch him for five bucks a show!
My favorite place in Fayetteville is on the top of Mt. Sequoyah. What a place to catch a sunset!


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I lived in 31 Wycliffe Road just down from where the chimney sweep kept his soot. A number of films were shot in the "courts" between the streets Beaufoy Road and Bassnett Road. I moved in 1965 aged 11 not long after the area was razed to the ground to make way for a new much needed housing estate. I went to Wixs Lane School, was a grenadier at the Granada in St Johns Hill. So much freedom is my longest serving memory and I often wonder where the people I knew and the children I played with are today. There was a sweet shop on the Queenstown Road by the crossing outside the greengrocers that had an allsorts blind that was pulled down to protect the sweets in the window. "Barkers" decorating and ironmongers shop, they also fixed my bike after I killed the wheels on the "bomb debris", who remembers the bomb debris? Those were the days. I am 57 now and look back often.
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Ruth Kelly, Financial Secretary to the Treasury, will lay out the arguments for compensation to MPs in a statement. But she will also make it clear that the Government does not believe the case has been fully proved by Lord Penrose's official investigation.
The 818-page report by George Penrose, a Scottish High Court judge, will heap criticism on former directors of the company, Government watchdogs and actuaries alike, for the crisis at Britain's oldest mutual life insurance and pensions provider.
Kelly will leave the door open to possible compensation, but make it plain that policyholders and groups representing their interests will have to rely on the law courts and the Parliamentary ombudsman Ann Abraham to make the case.
The failure to heed compensation calls will produce a frosty response. Investors believe that as a result of Government negligence their chances of a comfortable retirement have been ruined.
On top of this, they have been faced with a further 30 months of uncertainty because of the long time it took Lord Penrose to complete his work.
He handed his report to the Treasury on 23 December last year but it has been held up by 'legal questions'.
The report probes how a black hole of £1.6bn opened up in Equitable's accounts. It will make difficult reading for 22 of Equitable's former executives including former chief executives Roy Ranson, Alan Nash and Chris Headdon.
They have been invited to a 'lock-in' session at the Treasury this morning to read the report ahead of publication.
Embarrassingly for the Government, its regulators at the Department of Trade and Industry, the Government Actuary's Department and the Treasury are also expected to come in for a mauling from Penrose.
But Kelly will point out that the mood of the 1980s and 1990s, when Equitable's difficulties became acute, was for 'light touch' regulation.
There is a belief in the Treasury that tens, perhaps hundreds of thousands, of individual Equitable Life policyholders may have been deliberately misled by a mutual group which knew it was sailing close to the wind.
The view in Government is that if a sufficient number of letters emerge from policyholders, showing they were misled, then the Serious Fraud Office may have a much better chance of taking criminal action against former executives and directors.
Meanwhile, Equitable chairman Vanni Treves warned bluntly that his board may sue the Government if Penrose's report exposes glaring failings by regulators.
Equitable said: 'If the Government agencies have a legal case to answer, we will take action'.
A key question is whether the Treasury, which had set its face against compensation, is genuinely rethinking or simply playing for time.
It may seek to focus anger on Equitable's ex-directors rather than the regulators who let them get away with it. Whitehall already argues that little can be expected of 'light touch' regulators. Critics say 'light touch' should not mean 'no touch'.
Treves is calling for 'a thorough Parliamentary airing' of regulation issues and 'an independent assessment' on compensation.
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Chicago Pneumatic's CPLT H6LED light tower provides efficiency on the move
Chicago Pneumatic has launched its seventh light tower. Equipped with wheels and featuring high-efficiency LED lamps with specially-designed optics to maximise light coverage and brightness, the new CPLT H6LED offers greater luminosity and improved transportability with the goal of reducing overall operational costs. The combination of efficiency, toughness and portability ensures that the new models can meet the demands of applications including construction sites, events, rental and oil and gas.
The CPLT H6LED is equipped with four 350W high-efficiency LED lamps, which are equivalent to four 1,000W metal halide lamps. The effect is to maximise coverage up to 5,000sqm, while reducing fuel consumption by up to 70 per cent.
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The stamina of the light tower is enhanced by IP67 protection of its LED lamps, which offer up to 30,000 hours of life before replacements are required.
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Influence of Warm Tempforming on Microstructure and Mechanical Properties in an Ultrahigh-Strength Medium-Carbon Low-Alloy Steel
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A 0.4 pct C-2 pct Si-1 pct Cr-1 pct Mo steel was quenched and tempered at 773 K (500 °C) and deformed by multi-pass caliber rolling (i.e., warm tempforming). The microstructures and the mechanical properties of the warm tempformed steels were investigated as a function of the rolling reduction. At rolling reductions of more than 28 pct, not only extension of the martensite blocks and/or the packets in the rolling direction (RD) but also a grain subdivision became more significant, and an ultrafine elongated grain (UFEG) structure with a strong 〈110〉//RD fiber deformation texture was formed after 78 pct rolling. The tensile deformation behavior became significantly anisotropic in response to the evolution of UFEG structure. The longitudinal yield strength (σy) of the quenched and tempered sample increased from 1480 to 1860 MPa through the 78 pct rolling, while the transverse σy leveled off at around 1600 MPa up to 28 pct rolling. The transverse true fracture stress was also markedly degraded in contrast to the longitudinal one. Charpy impact properties were enhanced at a rolling reduction of 52 pct or more. The 52 pct-rolled sample underwent a ductile-to-brittle transition in the temperature range from 333 K to 213 K (60 °C to −60 °C), while the 78 pct-rolled sample showed an inverse temperature dependence of the impact toughness because of brittle delamination. The tensile and Charpy impact properties are discussed in association with the microstructural evolution.


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General Evening Post (Newspaper) - April 22, 1790, London, Middlesex (L 0 N''W O N. ) Price Three-Pence Hilfpcimy oklt. From THURSDAY, April 22* to SATURDAY, April 24 1790. FRIDAY, April 23. Yeflerday arrived the Mail from France* Stockholm, ~ fill *m March 18. learn from Carlfcrone, that fortle frigates are fliOrtly to fail from that place on a cruise in the Baltic. The grand fquadron, commanded by the Duke ofSudermania, the King's brother, is to fail about the middle of next mon^h. Frontiers of Bohemia, March ii. They are employed night and day at Egra in repairing the fortifications, and placing cannon on the ram* parts. Thfc gariifon from the ift of April next toill*receive their pay on the war footing/ Florence, March 22. The Qaeen and all the koyal family are returned here from Pifa; her Majefty, almoft immediately upon her arrival, -received a Courier Extraordinary from her auguft tonfart, announcing his fafe arrival at Vienna. The departure of the Queen and the Royal fa-jniry for Germany is not yet talked of, but it is imagined it will not be long before they quit this jj!ace. SHIP-NEWS. Deat, April 21. Wind E. Came down, and failed, the Eagle, Jappie, for New-York. Remains in the Downs the Diligence India pilot. Grave/end, April 21. Paffed by the Prince of fc)range, Mellick, from Dunkirk ; London, Cooper, from Oilend ; Ceres, Tullock, from Rotterdam ; Sally, Reed ; Mentor, Stevenfon ; Effay, Sanderfon; and Bonetta, Robinfon, from Merneli LONDON. HOUSE1 of LORDS. Thursday, April 22. After their return from Weftminfter-Hall, the Lords fent a meflage to the Commons, informing them, .that they would proceed farther in the Trial of. Warren Haitings on Tuefday. Adjourned. H I S. E. E. York, Louvaine, Tufton, A. Ber- & 5 it S E of -COMMON Thursday, April 22. Mr. Wilmot moved, that the further con-uderation of the Silk Weavers bill be poflponed to Tuefday.-Ordered. The Chancellor of the Exchequer brought in a bill to explain and amend the Aft palled in the laft tfe&on 4>FPWlisrmcfit fot levying an Excife Duty on Tobacco, which was read a firit time, and ordered to be read a fecond time to-morrow. The order of the day being moved", the Houfe refolved into a Committee of the whole Houfe to confider of the petition praying a repeal of the Six Weeks Licence Duties, Mr. Alderman Newn-ham in the Chair. After hearing Mr. Serjeant Adair and Mr. Garrow for the: petitioners, and examining evidence in fupport of the petition, the Chairman reported prrjgrefs ; and upon the motion of Mr. Fox, the Committee are to fit again on Thurfday. Adjourned. Yefterday there was a very full Drawing-room at St. James's. The circle confined of the King, Queen, and three Princefles; Dukes Fitzjames and Luxembourg ; and all the foreign Minillers. DucheiTes of Hamilton, Northumberland, Buc-cleugh, and Chandos ; and Marchionefs Stafford. 1 Counteffes, Bathurft, Harcourt, Chatham, Macclesfield, Aylelbury, Chefterfield, Dowager Aylef-ferd, Clanbraffil, Arundel, Eflex, Mexborough, Pembroke, Burford, Strathaven, Poulet, Afh-burnham, arid Holdernefs. (Lady iri Waiting). Vifcounteffes, Sidney, Maiden, Milbourne, and Parker. Ladies, Dover, Bagot, A. Hood, Sykes, Dormer tie, E. Waldegrave, L. Gower, F. Bruce, Ken-iington, Wallis, Drummond, Hailes, Faucit, W. Gordon, and Warren. Miftreffes, Moore, Barrington,Townihend, Stanhope, St. John, and Howard. Mifles, Jeffries, St. John, Gilbert, Sec. The Conrt was over at five, when the Royal Family went to the Queen's Houfe ta dinner. Yefterday^-before the Drawing Room began, the Imperial and new Danifh Envoys had fepa-rate audiences of the Qjueen in her Majerty*s Audience Chamber, and delivered their credentials ; to which they W^re introduced by the Earl of AyJefWy, the Queen's Chamberlain, and con-Vtofted by Sir C. Cotterel Dormer, Mailer of the Ceremonies. It would well become fome independent members, aroidft the other bufinefs of the country, to attend to the ftrange vacancies that yet wait to he filled up in oar laws. While Government allows a reward for apprehending a highwayman, there � none for taking a murderer; dnd though there is 4 reward for fecuring fellow who deals a bullock *orth tel. there is none for taking the man who �carries away a horfe valued at 100 guineas. Such icings are a diigr^e to the fenfe of the country. Trial Of Warren Hastings* Esq^ The Lords yefterday came into Court about half an hour before two o'clock. Mri Anftruther, on the part of the Commons, \ reminded their -Lordfhips of the proofs adduced of money received by Mr. Haitings from Kelleram. . He then proved the letting of certain lands an perpetuity to Kelleram ; and :in, order to (hew that fuch letting"was ctofie corruptly, and to the injury of the Company* he was proceeding to prove that Kelleram foon after fell into great arrears ; and that the Company, inflead of receiving a rent of 35 lacks, as had been agreed upon, received only about 26. The-Counfel for Mr. HalUngs objected to this, becaufe Kelleram's falling into arrears was not ftated in the article of charge ; and evidence could be received to no matter not found in the record. The Managers contended, that the evidence w4s admiflible, and ought to be received on three diftincl grounds. ift. Mr. Hallings was charged with letting the lands corruptly, and to the great injury of the Company. Mr. Haitings, in his anfwer, admitted the faft of letting, but faid it was not done corruptly, nor to the injury of the Company. The point at ifTue, therefore, was, were the lands let corruptly, and to the injury of the Company, or not ? And on this the evidence offered was ad-rmflible. 2d. The fubftance of the crime charged confining in the corruption, it was material to (hew the confequences that refulted from fo letting the lands. 3d. Every mifdemeanor being more or lefs a crime, according to the circumiiances with which it was accompanied, th� profecutor had a right to prove the circumftances as matter of aggravation ; and one mode of doing this was to give evidence of the confequences which followed from the ail of mifdemeanor. The whole day was fpent in arguing thefe points; and at four o'clock the Lords withdrew to the Chamber of Parliament, to decide upon thenv; the Managers having firft requefted leave to give in their ftatement of the cafe in writing, and to be informed of the grounds of their Lordfhips decifion in cafe it ftiould be againft them, in order to know whether they might be allowed, in the further progrefs of the trial, to give jn evidence any circumftances of aggravation whatever. At a dinner of Free Mafons on Saturday laft at the Thatched-Houfe, St. JamesVftreet, a per-fon who had retired was brought back and accufed of theft; on fearching him, fix large drinking glajfes were found in his pockets. He fet. up no defence but that, elevated by the Conviviality of the day, he had taken a feiv glajfes too mauy ! The contractors for the Lottery have declared their Scheme, which is as follows: 3 2 3 5 15 3� 10a 1 co 5,000 9,025 H.333 35>667 50,000 Prizes of -. 20,000 i0,000 5,000 2,000 1,000 500 100 5� 25 20 Blanks. 1,000 1,000 4 two and A Society has been begun in Scotland for the benefit of the Sons of the Clergy of the Church of Scotland--mucJi upon the plan of the Society of the fame name in England. The poor fellow, on whofe account a recent duel happened in Scotland, ijo foOner heard of his msdter*!s fate, than he fell into ftrofig convaHkms, an4 3icd in fhe courfe of a few hours! Taefday night Major Gale, of Bruton-ftreetj and Mr. Houghton, of Brook-ftreet, were attacked at Chefhunt-walhj Herts, by four footpads, armed, who robbed one of the gentlemen of a gold watch, and his purfe containing ffimel money. On Sunday evening, as Capt. Hamilton and his Lady were ceming to town from their houfe at Hayes, they were flopped near the Green Man, at Ealing, by three highwaymen of very genteel appearance, who politely demanded their money, on whreh Captain H. immediately pre* fented hisrpiftol % one of the highwaymen at the fight of it fell from his horfe; another, more fpirited, faid toAim, what are you frighted at ? Immediately -Capt* H. fired his piftol, but without effeft; on which the highwayman feized him by the hand before he could get the other, and robbed them of upwards of forty pounds, and their gold watches. The watches they returned, and that in the fight of two or three people who flood in the road. MARRIED.] Lately, at Dublin, by his Grace the Archbiihop of Dublin, the Rev. Archdeacon Verfchoyle, to Mifs Wal(n, niece to- the Archbiihop.-A few days ago, the Rev. Arthur Lord, of Clonhelly, Ireland, to Mifs Wolfe, nisce to the :Right Hon. the Attorney-General of that kingdom in 174.0.-Tuefday, Mr. Rich. Hughes, of Deptford, Kent, to Mifs Sarah Warrington, of th A A CURACY WANTED. C-LERG /MAN w%es for a CURACY with a good Parfonage-Houfi^ furnlfh"d or ttniur* niibed, in any goad Iporting county in the Kingdom? with Ten or Twenty Acre* of Land. The fame Gentleman would be glad to treit fot the "ut-t chafe of a Living from T#o to Five Hundred Pounds per Letters, addreffed to Mrt Booth Cotton, at the Pod* Office, HuP, Y..rJtfliite, will be duly attended tot . -1 - Monday evening Mr..Maroney, of Cambridge-fhire, was flopped near Finchley-common by three footpads/ who fob he'd him of his watch arid fos.-' Cooke's Patent Drill Machine, improved and Amplified, including his new invented patentHorfe hoe, wuhjix {b^�e^*WT?swrTtrnrg needful to-bring the liralfyftein into general ufe ; price 12I. 12s. ready money. Such approbation have the faid Drill and Horfe-hoe met with, from hundreds of pradlical Agricultures, who laft year (unfavourable as it was for hoeing) reaped extraordinary advantages from the ufe .of them ; the Patentee thinks it needlefs to expatiate on the merits of the fame; obferving only, in the words of competent judges, " That in order to be generally ufed, they only require to be generally known." It lhall, therefore, fuffice me to fay, that with the faid Machine, from eight to ten acres of land are commonly drilled in one day; and with the Horfe-hoe, from eight to ten acres are effi&ually hoed in one day, at the trifling expence of 6d. or 8d. an acre. Incredible as this may appear, it is neverthelefs a fa�l, and fo fimple is the contrivance for influencing the direction of the Horie-hoe with fix fhares, that it was laft year made ufe of upon thoufands of acres, and particularly at Mr. William Freeman's, of Afpal, near Debenham, in Suffolk, upon feveral hundred acres of land, by a youth of the age of fourteen or fifteen years. Replies at large to the vague affertions made by Mr. Winter, my competitor, may feen be in the Whitehall Evening Poft of the 9th, or Lloyd's Evepingi Poll pf'the. 10th inftant. White-hiorhardiOxford-fireet, J.COOKE. Londan,\iareh l\, 1790. .\ & J. KENDALL, trom.tbe Star, Charing - Crofs, Late" POTTER nnd KENPaLL, HAVING opened a commodious Shop at the Star and P'tgcoBSj No� 7, -rear Temple.Bw, in Fleet-*re�t,*ith afrefhAlfcSjtmw of Haberda(hery,Hofrery,Gloves, Muflin�, and th� ra.S^-Tpproved Fabrics of Cambrics and Irifh Linens, refjiedifiJlijf fjiicits the favour ible Notice of the Nubility, Getru-j, *n4|>uWic in general, which he will ever ftudy to deferve, by thfl moft re^fonable Terms, and eveiy 'Attention in bis Power. [i�29 To the CLERGY. CLERGYMAN, in full Orders; wifh.es td obtain a .CURACY in an agreeib'e Situation. A la -ge Market or Sea P rt Towri, will be preferriV. As the Sa:ary is not the principal Objeft, We will treat on very liberal Terms with a Gentleman wanting an Affiftant. Letters (Pod paid) directed to S. S. at Mr. Robinfon's, No. 25, Paternollerrow, will he carefully attended io. A fmail, but chiite Cjlledion of M^nufcript Sermons^ warranted Originals, to be difpofed of. . ! 10 i-at the Houfe of Mr. Thomas Mofs, the Sign of the Boar's-He^d, in Bolton. The Candidates to attend in order to be examined, if thought re4u,'*,te> in the Forenoon of th� faid Day. In the mean Time the feveral Gentlemen who intendi to offer themfelves are requefted to fend Tcftimonials of their Clinical Abilities and Moral Character, to Mr. John Ridgway, in Bolton. The late Matter's Salary was Eighty Pounds a Year4 MR, WELCH'S ACADEMY for DAN* C1NG, continued a:wards of 43 Years, at No. ioi, near Beaufort-Buildings, Strand, is recommenced for tha Seafcn ; where fuch as are deficient, may be initiated or im* proved in private LeffonS, in the difTerent fafhionable Minuets, Addrefs, and every reuuifite Accom, liftimeat, aa a Preparajyw fcr the moft genteel Affeftiblies. There areJEveningsjappropr'uced for fuch Scholars as choofe to join for thelt Irn'pi^w^p^nt in Country Djuce?,' Cotillons, Sec. arid when fufficiently qualified, may lubferibe to a higher Clafs. The Seled Fortnight Subfcription, on Wednefday Evenings, will end the 5th of M*>. la order topie�ent unnecef* fary Appdcacion, this Academy is to beconfidered a Pl.ceof Dccorual, where no prdmifcuou� Company arc admit.*^ and Circumfpefti n is paid to the Character and RifpeCia* bility of thofc who apply, except introduced or reco.n-mended. N. B. On Thurfday ^nd Saturday Aficrnqonsj the Y^ung Ladies Academy as ulual. 'fj�1? An intereiling Subjecl.tothe Community at large, but of the utmoft Importance to Miui^rs -of- Parliament. This Day thai publijhed-(Addreffed to the Electors of Great-'Britain) THE PATRIOT. By a MEMBER, of the HOUSE of COMMONS. Containing * Diilertatbn on the proposed Reform of. Parliamentary Reyrcfencation. The Advantages and Difalvant'ges of annual F.lcfti 'n?. A Copy of the Tpft, intended to be prowled to G*ndidat8i at ths enl'uing El^fli
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