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British Press (Newspaper) - January 31, 1820, London, Middlesex Ibnr of die,IMcietaeda(helk; sn E TR|aNS|.ATION of ilie WOHKS of ViriiGI^, partly original, and partly altered from Oryden ana Pllt. By JOHN. RING. Printed ,for Longman, Huist, Rets, Ormc, and Brown, i Of wbom Ijiay be had, by (he sime Aiillipr, price Ga.in bds. The COiM.MEMORATION of HANDEL, the Second Elilion, a od other Poems. FOR SCHtiOIA Ei just publ'islied, pifce 4s. bound, XERCISES ill LATIN PKOSODY and VEI Isi^rCAt'lON, Willi Exercises and QdealionB, I designed a a an lotrodnclion to the scanning and making 1 LATIN VERSES. The Third Edition. By Ibe Rot.'C. BR AD LEV. " The I ierosal of (his bunk has afiorded us iDurli satisfac-liiin ; and we can con^dently aay, Ihnt, of its kind, it is of a very supei i^or description. With the arrangement we are particular) ty'pleased; the rules are developed with all pastii. J We ptnurii fiaily, and the rxamples are highly appropriate, J We :hy, Mytholog)^, History, and Cn�t��iS�, of�h� 1 Ancients. bins.,-4. Eoima, on a Brumal Scene, Itiidosiiig a Fra�ment of;lhe Mad Banker.-'S, vltt!W�."f: tF�iid,.�|eliker;And . I�y.,t~l9.syi:�Bi� ItwW, by^UiaiRector dfiPahWcH-f.i;-l8,'Eliin*�irt>f mW��>rM preparing fur Piilriiciiliou.-24. Munthjy.Liji of New Pub. Kfiliom.-35. Miiolhly ftrgisfrr; ' Printed tor T, CndfJI nuil W. Danes, Strand, London; and Uilliam Ularkwood, No. 17, Princ of Clieslrr, handsomely pr^ited two vols. 8vo. price 30s. boards, � ' ' -ri^.'VSSO'S JERUSALEM DELIVERED: M- an Heroic Poem ;'with Notes, and occasional lllus-tralions. Translated by the Reverend J. H. HUNT, A.M. Late Fellow of Trinity Cullege, Cambridge. London: Prioled for J. Mawman, 39, Lndgateslreel. Mr. HuntV.hftld i>owers as a Translator often approach nearer to the graniienr and spirit uf Ihe original, than any IraBslalfon of the lilmlera Classits that we imssess?'- (.Monit.ly R.-v.-September, iSIO.;-" ll i� nalnable for its ample fidf lily, fur its learned comparison of passages in epic writers, and for the information contained in ihe Notes'." -ibid, June,. 1819. " The Translaior has represented the Antbor's thoughts in hi� own slylfc!, and reflected the forms of Ihe original in their own colours; and the result in, that he has enriclie^l his native [auguage with awurk whjch lias long beeu.greatly wanted, and than which thcie are few existing which will more deliglil rtie poetical reader."-See GenllemanV'Maga. zine, jHiit',.l>;19. " It eiilirely supersedes every translation of the Jerusalem DeliTcrid which. hi�� hilhtrto been presented to iK'e Pnblir; and .ve �'"' not heaifate to declare, that) in our opi-�ion, Ihe Tasso nf ^)> Hunt need not fear a comparisuu with Ihe H.lmeV ef Pope-."-Biitish Critic, ^^ay, 11S19. s-jf09i|ltiinUi ^'jr''Bi'���l olftJenevn ; ThsjTJramaf ArticU:; Rurtl Ecpnonucai t Wd fbr^kammihma' IN BLOOaiSBURY-SQUARE, four .loors from thie (op of Suuthumpton-streel, HolhurD, is the IKJSH LTNXN COiMPANVS ONLY WAREHOUSE in LONDON, ieslablished Twenty YeArs, for the SALE of IRISH SHIrllTING and SHEETING CH>rH by Ihe Piece, at Ihe tl^aclor's Price, warranted fur durability,colour, and to repay, the purchase money should any fault appear. TheCoinpaD t>, from the nature of their Establishments here' and in IrelaiVd, offer to Ihe Cnmmuniiy the above articles nuch cheape.t tbau Ifae^ can be procured through any other i Guutii>tiinltrtiii^ | -urttce On Personal Cbarm- )UlMths:'Ai>t>Mc�?d; 3'^.>W \w"i ,rffiW*t w '� i (.of tjie AncieoU-. Hereafter, I "weuffefcter- Avon's Tile,' BW�;TBI%HCW; SSifili ''lb"ldiiil' li^V l>i(6*^^","> "f. l�?^rnoie.ut,.Ufj.i?, mny ihinU unkise tU nrliameul, UfliiinoU uuS (tliobedienra '4o'tt4 Isiws^Siit ibat>a(liord^i4itir:Vltear,mfJsi!'*uppi>ri'one .ititOfhjE;rj Jl^Jnsure gi^otl,. ^ovfriline^il, berAuittr(':ein furlaayJiHig �i^rtioM,bj^ l,ho�&^li�^te.in.,Pat-liament, suuperted by rnergelir. Hut well-coHsidVryd e(Tiii Is I h SI I' ri lii.V i Wiies, inlgM 'yfel,; I'litpe,' riWnJt^'Bfi*' tn'til. i r'/ si.il. ,&ai(t!'ilaktJn^Vlac^;'>" � Jand hI��s�J �jih..*i�;ifer�jle (I) favourable a climate,, aud.su, excylleiit,!. boiistilill-ou, tC'iiimv very unfortiinaii ' Mistafci 'pb sptiB Wiih no -ftreater'bBcMiue^): bad bol> berii^uHomitlrit i^^'iliuie-who .Mve M long bef-ntrusted,)�i||rl^c.,n?^iiMiS�,ra,Hi^a our at;- ] Yatra.aDd *hii hare hitd alt the power whicIiBFarliaihenJ idi. ^pXUitifim^Haii ni'lhein^cabfd bestuwy aipoiMr^du)) wuhU '� ^hink, Vit^h might have heet;Jtr.Q6g;hl lU ibellor arcMauL #1^* respectfully announce, that khe Wheel ci^iilains . . _ ~ ' 30 Money, besides nearly ONE THOUSAND I OTHER PRIZES of various ainonols, making in the jrbole an Excess of �6,348 beyund the usual Prize Money ol' the Loltery, The whole will be Drawn on SATURDAY, February 5. J. and J. SITEVVRIGHT, who Sold in Last Loltery. 1,658, a Prize' of 20,0(IOf. hope to experience a con-tipiiaiice uf pret^erence shewn to their old established aud fortunate Offices, 37, Ciirnhill; 38, Hayinaiket; n, Holborn ; Itl, Oxford-street, Where Ticket* and Shares are ou Sate in great variety. .At T HE TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, BY MR. EVANP, bis House, No. 96, Pall-mall, on WEDNESDAY NEXT, iFebrnaiy 2, and Six following Days; . Valuable PRIM'S and DRAWINGS ,f the late JOHN NORTH, Esq. including his cn-[ rious, fine, andexlensive Colleciions, tiriltustratc'Pennaut% London: his CoOerliun of Krilinh Portraits; bis Topo-gr:aphieal Prints am' Drawings; his choice Cullrcliun uf Modern Eiigraviijgs; his iiiir Woolletts, several of which are Proofs; his magnificent Colleclion of Original Draw, jngj, by Wrslall, O-om Ihe Scriptures; nearly all the Engrav. inga by J. and C. Heath, with Proofs and Private Plates ; a Proof of the Last Snpper, by Mnrzhen; Purtruitg ' JJrawings to illustrate Clarendon, &c. &c. aud S^ALCABLE STATIONERY, including the genuine �iOCK IN TRADE of Mr. d, COX, High-street, Bofuugli,. Stationer and Bookseller, a Bankrupt, j (By Order of the Assignees) By MR. SAUNDERSi ! AtMsCrrat Room, No 39, Fleet-street, on THURSDAY, February 3, aud following Day, at Eleven foj' Twelve o'clock precisely : i^^OMHIilSUNG, J5P Remna of Carlrirlge ; 300 iReaiMs bf Post, gill and plain; i80-Reams of ! Pol; 100 Reams of Foohjtnp; an assemblage of Marble, Drawing, I'issue, i'iouBjiizinand qual 600 Dtiien Copy BoOlW, Peuti, -....., _ ferx, BIjiQb-lead: and JSIute Peppils;. Q^rf'p. Pasle-boarda, and Faiicy.^latio.aery and C6Mit)6n Prijyers [Books; i^psrardsirflS, I day Schools anil ^eligioiia itiaii>i,..�,-, ! flAj�ker,jfev, Mr. ,Walkln**nn-vl This day is publislietl, handsomely printed in One Volume 8ru. illustrated by four Map's, descriptive of the RouICi pi'jre. I2s, boards, A ., I� IC T R E S O U e T O U R ihrpneh 1%. FRANCE, SWirZERLAND, on the BANKS of the RHINE, rind ibrdugb pArf of the NEL'HERLAS'DS, iu the Year 1616, Flumina-aniem, Sylvasque! t.ondon: Printed for J. Mawmaii, ."Sfl, Ludgale-sii-et'fi Extract from the 'JBiitish Crilie,"-for October, ^t7.' Review of " A, Picturesque Tour l|>ry.rigli Franr.e/" jSu;., � � To lb�(4e'wlfi) have iot'travelleii; it gives a'^ail^ut-ac. count of what is' to be seen; to those who iiifetHl tu trs*el, it aiPurds an Excellent plan fur their uperalinus,to those who have travelled, it wi(l awaken many pleasiuz recollections. The route is, perhaps, the best which could have been taken." This day. are publi%hed, handsomely prititeil in demy 4io. with a fiiit Portrait of Sir Philip Sidney, beautifully engraved by C; Warren', price If. boards, MEMOIRS of the LIFE and WRITINGS of Sir PHILIP iSIIJNEY. *' Nor love thy life, nor hate : birt what IIkui liv'st Live well': how long or short, penoit to Heaven." Milton. By THO.MAS ZOUCH, D.D. F.L.S. Prebeiri'iry of Durham.-The Second "Edition. London: Printed for J. .Mawman, 39, Lodealii.streel; and Payne and l-^oss. Pall-mall; and WiUon and Sons, York, Of whom ina^ be had. The LIVES of Ur. JOHN DONNE. Sir HENRY WOT-TON. Mr, RJCHARD HOOKER, Mr.'GEORGE HER-BERT, and Dr. ROBER f SAN DER.SON. To which is now first added, LOVE and TRUTH, by Isaac Walton. With Notes, and the Lii'e of the Author, by Tiiouias Zouch, D.D, F.L.S. Prebeudary of Durham. " These were honourable men in their generations." Eccle8.44. ^. The Third Edition, very neally prinleil, in two volumes 8vo. embellished with Portraits, price If. 89. in boards. Thia dav is puLli�hetctes; Births,' Dealbli.abdiMarHageB; Markets, Slocks, &c. 3IR. I^ox's BIRTHDaV, AT rat royal Hotel, Edinburgh. -�--�ss�.-1- -' - � ' febtirBtjfibiic jakImrV 24. Lord Erskine, in the absence of the Duke uf Hatpillop fwlio was expected, but ~^was indisposeiDi ,w�s re({'nest�(i to : lake the Chair, Nearly one tuuilred must' riiip'eciable iGea-tlemen beinj; assejiibled, . . Lord Erskinr, after eiving Ihe health of his Majesty, whicli was di-iink iu silence, and of the' PrihceRegeM, , which was drunk in three limes. Ui^e,, said-" Gei^ifieitKO,' before i announce to- you, Ihe ne^t toasi ou yonr list be. , fbie me, �z, 7'S� linmoTtal Stem Ty' of (fhariu' Jamea .P^x, 1 ipust endeavour to pireface, jt.wtihm very -frtr ' words. The kind and flattering ..manner iu which you have received me, by calling upon me to preside in Ihe ab-senceof yonr Noble ChairmaR,-ab9se indisposition |. very much lamciil, has p{m:ro me under a uilScully that I am not ablfe to cottceil. I feel much kflec'teil by this scene so � new lo me. It is not as if I were at the Loudna Tavern or the Cmwn and Anchor iu .England; and, inderd, I never 'even presided -there on this Anniversary, the Cbair being j always filled by some person of the bightnl distinction iu ' .that part of the island. 1 expecleil only, besides, that you Would take notice of me as a guest, and 1 thought it b�it lo Irilsl to the feelings of the oceasioD, in i^elWuing you knj; .thanks;-but it comes upon ine rather .aUrmingly, aud (ou much u|h>n the sudden to be the first, and spe^aking also tri sirangerri, lotake'lhe lead'on fbe'subject 6f Ibis me&Orabl^ day; rT'r.usting, however,to your kind iadiilgeoce, I will speafc r coldness; ^o-bwre^ liioughl, as i.have Iieartf, thatthe liigMldWf power a'nu-/tef� kir rtei(f,rbn|i^l�*^^^^ \ c^r>4*> srtlteJ.it-tJiejRiivpiutjoni.rna iii-#.W^�iu�;^�erly nvA^ oppose ;tlie uvergi'uwii inilnen'ce of t-h'e Crown; they have now also lo guard against the t:oii?�e-q'liencrs which it basprodnced iin'themihdi of the niiilriiiide. ^Ve,aiust inot'^iii; aoery bitbe- people, because we thihk I bat. niaay qf theiti have mistaken the way lo be delivered flro'm thb abuses,, wKVch we' iu common complain of, lY they are discontented with the Whigs, ur occdsi'onally mis. led to jjislrust them, let nscpulinue tu shew by our couu'ilet that oiir views' are misrepresented or mistaken, Xet us be steadfast in our principles, and gcling honestly, we mnst .in )he,end prevail, It is fur ll/e benefit 9f the public, lliai tile acts'uf great bodies of public men should be pablirly canvassed. If they are canvassed fairly', Ihe wisest and the jiesi'inay be instructed, end if they are attacked with bilter-neaS, .Mrhich mayoften be rather the effect of honest jealousy 'Wd irritation tUaD ufmalii^, Ut US'freely forgive them; lh� fXll^ �ill only exalt us in general dpiiiioji, wben'oitrhiwest exertions are by that very circumsiaiice brought into view. Ctebtteroen, as to {he ever-ldlbe-lameuledStaie^lbati whose /uolalrps weiollifWf anft whose niemqry we now conimenidt rate^itia impossible fpr any one to speaknf his 1 xeriinus iu the ciiifiepf publiClibei'ty,blutinorei>s|]e'cially fur iriej^hu Almost daily was b witness to tlient for s9 'Very many yearn; Without being lust and.uvecwhclii^ed by Ibe mi'illitiide of lUe objects 'ihry em'bi-aced; whilst my'mind is at Ihe s'ani'e'moment drawn aidda'from them, by, if |iossible, Ihesu^irrior cl'iarar-ter.of his temper and qualiflcalions as a private man. Gen. iVemeu, this is all that I can say lo yo'ii-t was tiorn iu (he ,s of Footetap; an assemblage 01 marme, e, l?rUitiog, PacHinft audpther Papers, va. oalities; Account and Memol-andam Books; iv Boolu. pens. aoillJ,' Sealing-wax, �Va. THE FOLLOWING ARTICLES ARE SOLD BY Siiiix PERFUMERS. ATKINSON'S VEGETABLE DVEch^n-ges Grey or R.ed Uair tik a permanent Brown, or Black, anil which washiii||t tenth-xs more durable, ^I'lie l^roprietor hopes Ihi's Dye \i ioo'geueraily knowii lo require ifitlu^iurn, he mei-ely wtshes. tO; i:uil,tton the Public ug:iins^ various itnitniions. . The genuine has always the Proprietor's sig- ''"ATRIfiSON'S CURLING FLUID gives a beautiful gloss to the Hair, and keeps it iu ciirl during exercise in dancing ur Walking, or in'damp weallier, ' It is also a fhiist sor. prising regenerator of the H:ii( ; fur its peculiar virtues iu Ibis respect, see-iiuinerubs casee. of Gcutleipeii who have recovered their 'hair" iiftet being bald for years, i'u'art Essay oil'the nature of-Hair; Fkctosrtl round each Btiltle. ATKINSON'S A.HaiiOfSlAL^SyAP, made by d hew process, wiiirh ifivests it of all irrttaiiiig'qii'alities'.' Itre, iiiuyesf1'e^kIes,'Tirdnes?,and hardness from the skin, prevents ils chapping, and m^kes it soft, wlMttp^j and even. It is olso prepal'^d .wi^h Naples Soap fur shaving, and'is peciili'a'riy ddapteil to'GciitleiHen Wliii havbtender faces,': It brafea the Skin, ami toikes Ibe ruzun'dcl.iitoch easier tbaii |jy tbe,cam. J 'iDonjnriMi \ '\:, , ' ._i ; ', ..^ \ ,.44, Gct'ra.t'ij't'yrS Sniitj-tg'u^^^ other nations of Elirope, giuriedbys'acb an example, iniitead uf uniting and coinbating that great but disttactisd couiilry, by an uiijusl iuVasion of ber territory; hail pirudrntly re-inained in (heir uWn, in ah attitude uf seir-deEence, and bus-lirinding the ineani.uf jt uiiHI they #tipe attacked-a period, I cunfideutly maiulain, wbicll wdiilil never have arrived-^ Fraure knight liever have iiuugbt lii ekl^id her doininiun by foreign cunqiiests, ifheroainintleiij^Udrucebadiio(,be�b wantonly insulted. Bud, by n ^(iusplHry of uatioiis, put iii fa'a. zard. Against sill this,'Ivlf, Fuli unifoi-mly protested. The language of $cKplure ' applies equally to all ntrii-^ their/ruiU jie.thal(,kno>Bjhtm.r^ Sovf what are' the friiii's of (he system i>e have't>j)|>a'^d} 'tinr'i:duniry,- Ihb-finest lipon the earth, the garden Dftbejirorldt the buasle tricK." � The Earl bf Lauilerdaie," ii iieing liis iirirt6-day, of whoitl iLord ^Erskine spoke in the wariliest language uf .friepdahip. '" The Houses of Bedford and Devonshire, Hamilton and ArgyTe, ^Leinaler, L&Hsdown;'Charterouni;and Wll Ihe Whigs of the United KiagBCt,t |iro|iosbd " The health of Mr. Fletfcher; a warm and isdrly asserlor of Borough Reform in Scotland." Tli^ meiiiories of great men deceased were nut forgotten-^ W^sj^ipglon-Sir Samuel Romilly-Mr, Clark of Isidou, the f'alher of Mr. John Ctark-^Lord Newton-Profeteur Millitj alid many otlter emini-bt.mert of Scotland, Tbe day. passed with the utmost cordiality, and the cbin. pany did not separate lilt past eleven oVUirk, The Hoii, Mr, MavLk proposed " THI; healiU of the Chairman; and IheiTrial by Jury" Ijird E^'sKlNB said, J he bad the good furtiine to exposr, in so ibany instances, the atrotit^ ind absurdity rif that loa'g-stttnding usurpation >9nuel; of. Plyinoulh-Duck, Devobj tiavy-azent, � , BANKRUPTS. WilllBin^Mqrlipgt of Heybtidge, Essey, brewer, to surrender, Febiiuary,^^ 19, and Match 11, at ope, lit Guildhall, Loiidoh, ' AtloTo^ys, M'r, Cooke, Keivedbu, Esse^ ; and II r, Batites, MilelEud.. Nicholai! Ready i^edwicli, of College-bill, London, nirr-ihant. Id surrender, February 1, l2,aiid Mairch ll;at twelve, BttiulldbalL Attorney, ^r. Koaggs,Cln(nge.alley. - William, Davies, late uf Caerphilly, Glainureali, woollen-maiiufactuicr, to surrender, FebrUiiry 5, 19, 'and March 11, a��l�yeii^'at,|La.iit.Btrrei. IJorouirli. iuim'Jolinnu'p, i�t' I.IaiVlaffj Gl.imoi^in, siini-keep* r, to' -�orreiiitliret,, Br,j>iol, A(ipi,n.ey�, Miuduni ulld'AIr, IUigrr�,'^JeM^.ii. ^iUieii.Guiidry Hiid William (joni!rj,(ilf^iil.li.rioi' y, Oitin- waH.'hiert'liants, lo sWtriiidei-, Feftra.-iry 8, iTik fwar liriii, HjiIsIuh; at'>ke Aii^ iiui, Hr1siu!i, jin-l M-i>i Ii 11, at la I Ailoi ti. y�. iVJr. t^riletl, PBper-buildijils.Teihple, Loud oil ; and .^ir. KogcrS; I Hry 0L'al fortr, Febrimry 1, and ALirc-li ll.ai'elt;. veil, it iHe C�nrt-lidW9ng��,t*I\we;3KSik� (^Sr? 3hfi� ^stWifciyteaBM-dM-ow-.. .--.~f' H III ,.....- ' John'Rlrhirdloii, niT'Live^pbhi; mrrchanf. '�r> iirnreii^'rler j iFebruary �4, 24,dnd.MiiV.;ham, grocer, -to �nrre"u.der.'L February 5, 15, aoj'.'larch 11, al ten, al Guii.I'iall.'I.Oml'oi K Attoi-neys, Messrs. Jeiiuiu:;!4.'anch U, at lwe|v.*, �i Guildhall, Loudon. Ailouiey .all-. Wejl, Re.) Lloo-Bircei, Wajipio .Ssiniiel Amlniise Beuueii, nf Wor�liip-sir.el, ShorfdiMi, aivl of Ilallle-bi-idge,.Milldiesex, coarti.nrmnr.u'lMri.r, 'o nif render, F.lJrnaly &, 12, nnil Man h 11, at Un, al (tiiililball. Loiiililn. Alloroeys, Messrs. Sliatlon auJ Allui.rT, Short dilch^ London. Richard Jdhn�'>n, j.ite of Francis street, T.ineithini coOri-road, biil ii'uw of Tullenhaiii'-Cunrl.ruad, .Wi.l.lU-cx. walcti ioalser, lK'�sra. Bi'-ioks iiii.i Graoe, Joliil-slVeel, BedfonUrow, Lmilnn; George Ford, laieuf Oxfuril-sireel, .XidJVsrs. tilvrriimitli, ,lo,aurreude/, Fehru-nryd, l3, and March 11, at uii, ai Guild ball, Ldn'dou. Allot^iiey, .Mr. Tucker, Barlletl's-buildiiigs, Holborii. Ji.hii Slcvensbn;of Brnad street, Blnnnisbury, Middlesex, corn-rbauiUer, lo siirreHiler, February 2, 12. and .March 11, lit ten, at GiiiliHiall, London. Ailurhey, .Mr. Jobn, Puls-grave-placeiTemptei Thuilius Freame,jif Worresirr, rQbinet.m:ik�'r, to surrender, Fehruilrj IB, 17, and Malrli 1 1, at vIeVeii, al lire Hop I^ule Inn, Worcester: Aitoniiiys, Mr. (littanl, Worrrsler ; and Mvssrs. Cardale, Buxioo, aud I'arlby, Gra^'. Inu, LondiJn. - James Pearson, of Beestou Roydrs, LeedcI. Frfrruary 29. T. Crhse, of Chatham, Keiil, brewer, al twi Ive, at GoildliHIl, Loililoii. February 22. F; .'\tau>f.iwl, ot Lincoln, grdc�r, at eleven, at the Sarsben's Head Inn, Liiiioln, February 29,. It. Spooiicr, of Corniiill. Luodfln, wuollru- draper, at len� at Guihlhall. February 99. 1. S, Rains, -.if Wi^piug-will, merchant,"atj ieii, at Guillihall, l;on.1on, . , j February 20, M. B>n>"l'^l>> Bliiudfil, and 5. Blandrll, of Holliurn bridge, London, wliolcsalcdraptrs, at ten, a� Guildhall. February 29i J-Culjiliert, of Colchester-atrect, Se.vage gar den*; Loudon, wti'io merrtianl, -at twelve, at Guildliall. February 22. W. Hill; Of BirDiioKhain, blittunmahCT, at twtlvn. nl Ibe Woulpack Inn, Birmingliam. March 4. T. Robinson a-jil S. Kobinsoii, of Freeman's-' toort, Coriihill, Loii/ou, merthauis, at'trn, at Guildhall. February 22. T. Stuing, jun. of Great Grimsby; LiaculD, iroumuncer, a(-etpven� uL the . B'ue .Sumc -ril.Tern, Luutb^ February 21. T. �Bluke, of Coucs, in lli'e I�le of WinhlJ Soiilhampton, brewer, at one, nl ihe Su'n Inn, Newport,. February 19. H, Heath; of lalingion-ruail, Middlesex, deakf iu picturm, at leA; at Guildhall, LniidoH. �., � CERTlFlCVriiS__FtBBUAiiY, 19. T. Mftrshall> of Tone, Yulk, coru-dealer-,M, Jacobs, pf Cbarles-slreet, .Solio.sqnare, Mid llesex, glass merrhani ^ J.Levy, of Ro�emary-lane, Mirtdl'six, slop^elle^.-J. King", of Y-eoVill, Somerset, �boiitot-lli'r,-J. Kui^fes;. of Kingsltinj upon-Hull, merchaut,-r?R. Say, of PipfrV-tun,. Ashcruf^ Sopirr?et,;Wiue.niercb9ul.-T. Euglwl.,"(. Smithfiehl, Loiij don, vintner.-J. 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The Knives of Alaska Muskrat-Cub Bear Knife Combo is now available for hunters who have used our Cub Bear Caping Knife and more recently the new Muskrat Skinning and Fleshing Knife and have been clamoring for a pack that will carry both knives. The Cub Bear has been proclaimed by many taxidermists, professional hunters, guides and hunters from around the world as the best-designed skinning and caping knife that they have ever used. The rounded but razor sharp blade style of the Muskrat makes the perfect skinning and caping combination set.
Knives of Alaska is famous for their combo sets. There weren't many available until Knives of Alaska came along, but every hunter knows that two knives are better than one; and you might need even more if you have a big job ahead of you. Knives are tools, and the right tool makes the job go faster. Knives of Alaska has paired many of their knives with the very useful caping knife or the handy little fleshing tool. Most of these sets also come with a small, two-grit diamond sharpening steel. Everything you need at your fingertips!
Most Knives of Alaska products are fixed blade knives. This means the blade does not fold, like a pocket knife, but is kept in a sheath. Some other companies make fixed blade knives with a peg that fits into the handle, but Knives of Alaska fixed blade knives are full tang - the knife steel is part of the entire handle. This makes a knife much stronger and more dependable, and that's what Knives of Alaska is about!
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"Comin' Through" Covered Bridge Village And Train Accessory
Exclusive bridge design adds snow-covered realism. Handcrafted, textured rough-hewn wood-look walls and cross braces, holiday decorations and more.
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Whooooo-Whoooo! There's sure to be some fun comin' through when you add this delightful train accessory to your cherished village display! Available exclusively from Hawthorne Village, this nostalgic covered bridge village accessory is meticulously handcrafted in amazing detail. You'll love every little touch, from the wood texture of the authentic looking rough-hewn walls, to the sturdy cross-braces and the open gates on either end.
And see how wonderfully it's decorated for the holidays, with garlands, roping, a wreath - even the snow-covered evergreen trees are trimmed. Any train that passes through here must be on its way to somewhere wonderful! Don't wait another moment to let the fun of this heartwarming train accessory come through in your collectible village display - order now!
- A delightfully nostalgic covered bridge village accessory specially designed to enhance the realism and festive quality of your cherished holiday village display, available ONLY from Hawthorne Village
- This train accessory is meticulously crafted and filled with flawlessly recreated details, from the authentic texture of the rough-hewn wood walls and cross-braces, to the roof and gates at either end
- Festively decorated for the holidays with garlands, roping, a wreath - even the snow-covered evergreen trees are trimmed
- A must have train accessory or village accessory for any holiday village display
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Best Western Robinson Inn
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Best Western Robinson Inn
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Property Location
Located in Robinson, Best Western Robinson Inn is convenient to Deer Run Mary Heath Memorial Golf Course and Washington Park. This hotel is within the region of Quail Creek Country Club & Resort and Fife Opera House.
Make yourself at home in one of the 65 air-conditioned rooms featuring refrigerators and microwaves. Cable television is provided for your entertainment. Conveniences include safes and coffee/tea makers, and you can also request cribs/infant beds (complimentary).
Enjoy the recreation opportunities such as a fitness center or make use of other amenities including complimentary wireless Internet access.
A complimentary continental breakfast is served daily.
Business, Other Amenities
Featured amenities include complimentary high-speed (wired) Internet access, a 24-hour front desk, and laundry facilities. This hotel has 2 meeting rooms available for events. Free self parking is available onsite.
Hotel Facilities
- One meeting room
- Number of meeting rooms - 2
- Fitness facilities
- Free breakfast
- Free self parking
- Free WiFi
- Laundry facilities
- Total number of rooms - 65
- Free wired high-speed Internet
- 24-hour front desk
- In-room accessibility
Room Facilities
- Iron/ironing board
- Refrigerator
- Microwave
- Cable TV service
- In-room safe
- Premium TV channels
- Free cribs/infant beds
- Hair dryer
- Television
- Air conditioning
- Coffee/tea maker
- Rollaway/extra beds (surcharge)
Hotel Policy
The following fees and deposits are charged by the property at time of service, check-in, or check-out.
- Pet fee: USD 5 per pet, per stay
- Rollaway bed fee: USD 6.00 per night
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- 24/7 Power-Saving Download Server
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- Anywhere Access
- Power-saving with only 17.6 Watts in Operation
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Synology fan for life 10/18/2013
This review is from: Synology DS212J Diskless System DiskStation Budget-friendly 2-bay NAS Server for Small Office and Home Use
Easy to use. Reliable hardware. Reliable software. Great apps.
Haven't found any yet.
Other Thoughts:
Highly recommended. For a while I had this running with one 2TB drive w/ a usb backup. I just installed two 4TB drives. Setup was easy; I created a volume which automatically uses the "hybrid" RAID type, which from what I can tell with two drives is pretty much like RAID 1.
I recently got a roku, so I installed the DS Video channel on that and the package on my disk station. This allows me to stream my movies stored on my disk station to my roku, and it works perfectly.
The diskstation OS makes everything easy - such as backups. I love this thing and will buy more synology products in the future.
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Book Chapters
Jack Guest, Todd Eaglin, Kalpathi Subramanian, William Ribarsky ``Interactive analysis and Visualization of Situationally Aware Building Evacuations ",
Information Visualization,
14(3), July 2015.
Jianfei Liu, Kalpathi Subramanian, Terry Yoo, ``A Robust Method to Track Colonoscopy Videos with Non-Informative Images",
International Journal of Computer-Assisted Radiology and Surgery(IJCARS)
, 8(3), July 2013.
Jianfei Liu, Kalpathi Subramanian, Terry Yoo, ``An Optical Flow Approach to Tracking Colonoscopy Video",
Computerized Medical Imaging and Graphics,
, Vol. 37(3), pp. 207-223, March 2013.
K.R. Subramanian, D.P. Bashor, P. Okey, M.T. Miller, "NVIZ: An Integrated Environment for Simulation, Visualization and Analysis of Spinal Neuronal Dynamics",
Journal of Imaging Science and Technology,
Society for Imaging Science and Technology, Volume 49(5), September/October 2005.
[Full Paper(PDF)]
K.R. Subramanian, J.P. Brockway, W.Carruthers, "Interactive Detection and Visualization of Breast Lesions Using Dynamic Contrast Enhanced(DCE) MRI Volumes",
Computerized Medical Imaging and Graphics,
Volume 28, Issue 8, 2004, Elsevier.
[Full Paper(PDF)]
T.A. Dahlberg, K.R. Subramanian, ``Visualization of Mobile Network Simulations",
Simulation, The Society for Computer Simulation and Modeling
, Vol 77(3-4), pp. 128-140,Sept/Oct. 2001.
[Full Paper(PDF)]
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K.R. Subramanian, M.J. Thubrikar, M.T. Mostafavi, M.W. Funk, ``Accurate 3D Reconstruction of Complex Blood Vessel Geometries from Intravascular Ultrasound Images: In Vitro Study",
Journal of Medical Engineering and Technology
. 24(4), July, 2000. Taylor and Frances, Ltd. 131-140.
[Full Paper(PDF)]
K.R. Subramanian, B.F. Naylor, ``Converting Discrete Images to Partitioning Trees",
IEEE Transactions on Visualization and Computer Graphics, 3(3), September 1997.
[Full Paper (PDF)]
K.R. Subramanian, D.P. Bashor, W.V. Hasty, S.M. Merkel, ``Multi-Level Visualization of Spinal Reflex Circuit Simulations",
IEEE Computer Graphics and Applications
, Vol. 17(3), May/June 1997.
[Full Paper(PDF)]
Book Chapters
Jianfei Liu, Kalpathi Subramanian, ``Accurate and Robust Centerline Extraction from Tubular Structures in Medical Images",
Studies in Computational Intelligence, Advances in Information and Intelligent Systems
, Springer Berlin/Heidelberg, Vol. 259, pp. 139-162, 2009.
[Full Paper(PDF)]
K.R. Subramanian, D.M. Lawrence, M.T. Mostafavi, ``Interactive Segmentation and Analysis of Fetal Ultrasound Images",
Springer Computer Science
, Springer Verlag, New York, 1997.
[Full Paper(PDF)]
David Burlinson, Kara Koehrn, Kalpathi Subramanian, Aidong Lu, ``Are Environmental Regulations Working? A Visual Analytic Approach To Answering Their Impact on Toxic Emissions",
Workshop on Visualization in Environmental Sciences(EnvirVis) 2016, (Part of EuroVis 2016),
June 6-10, 2016, Groningen, the Netherlands.
[Full Paper(PDF)]
David Burlinson, Mihai Mehedint, Chris Grafer, Kalpathi Subramanian, Jamie Payton, Paula Goolkasian, Michael Youngblood, Robert Kosara, ``BRIDGES: A System to Enable Creation of Engaging Data Structures Assignments with Real-World Data and Visualizations",
Proceedings of the 47th ACM Technical Symposium on Computing Science Education (SIGCSE 2016)
, pages 18-23, Memphis, TN, Feb. 2016.
[Full Paper(PDF)]
David Burlinson, Kalpathi Subramanian, Aidong Lu, ``TRI-DIRECT: interactive visual analysis of TRI data",
Proceedings of Visualization and Data Analysis (VDA) 2016(Partof IS&T Electronic Imaging 2016
, Feb 16-18, 2016, San Francisco, CA.
[Full Paper(PDF)
Todd Eaglin, Kalpathi Subramanian, Jamie Payton, ``3D Modeling by the Masses: A Mobile App for Modeling Buildings",
Pervasive Computing, (Percom) 2013 (Demo Track)
, March 18-22, 2013.
[Full Paper(PDF)]
[Best Student Paper]
Jack Guest, Todd Eaglin, Kalpathi Subramanian, William Ribarsky, ``Visual Analysis of Situationally Aware Building Evacuations",
SPIE Conference on Visualization and Data Analysis 2013(VDA 2013)
, IS&T/SPIE Electronic Imaging, Feb. 4-6, 2013, San Francisco, CA.
[Full Paper(PDF)]
Jianfei Liu, Kalpathi R. Subramanian, Terry S. Yoo, ``Towards Designing An Optical-flow Based Colonoscopy Tracking Algorithm: A Comparative Study",
Proceedings of SPIE Medical Imaging 2013
, Feb. 9-14, Orlando, CA.
[Full Paper(PDF)]
Jianfei Liu, Kalpathi Subramanian, Terry Yoo, ``A Phantom Design for Validating Colonoscopy Tracking",
Proceedings of SPIE Medical Imaging 2012
, Feb. 4-9, 2012, San Diego, CA.
[Full Paper(PDF)]
Alex Midgett, Jack Guest, Kalpathi Subramanian, ``VAST 2011 MiniChallenge: UNCC Viral Tracker",
Proceedings of IEEE VAST 2011
, Oct 16-21, 2011, Providence, RI.
[Full Paper(PDF)]
Jianfei Liu, Kalpathi Subramanian, Terry Yoo, ``Temporal Volume Flow: An Approach to Tracking Failure Recovery",
Proceedings of SPIE Medical Imaging 2011
, Feb. 12-17, 2011, Orlando, FL.
[Full Paper(PDF)]
Jianfei Liu, Kalpathi Subramanian, Terry Yoo, ``Region Flow: A Multi-Stage Method for Colonoscopy Tracking",
Proceedings of Medical Image Computing and Computer-Assisted Intervention (MICCAI) 2010
, Sept. 20-24, 2010, Beijing, China. Lecture Notes in Computer Science(LNCS) 6362, Springer.
[Full Paper(PDF)]
Jianfei Liu, Kyle Lyons, Kalpathi Subramanian, William Ribarsky, ``Semi-Automated Processing and Routing Within Indoor Structures For Emergency Response Applications", Proceedings of SPIE Defense, Security+Sensing, 5-9 April, 2010, Orlando, FL.
[Full Paper(PDF)]
Jianfei Liu, Kalpathi Subramanian, Terry Yoo, ``Accurate Motion Parameter Estimation for Colonoscopy Tracking Using a Regression Method",
Proceedings of SPIE Medical Imaging 2010,
Vol. 7624, 13-18 February, 2010, San Diego, CA.
[Full Paper(PDF)]
Jianfei Liu, Kalpathi Subramanian, Terry Yoo, Robert Van Uitert, ``A Stable Optic-Flow Based Method for Tracking Colonoscopy Images",
Proceedings of Mathematical Methods in Biomedical Image Analysis (MMBIA) 2008
, June 27-28, Anchorage, Alaska.
[Full Paper(PDF)]
Kalpathi Subramanian, Tom Cassen, ``A Cross-Domain Visual Learning Engine for Interactive Generation of Instructional Materials",
Proceedings of ACM Special Interest Group on Computer Science Education
2008(SIGCSE 2008), March 12-15, 2008, Portland, Oregon, USA.
[Full Paper(PDF)]
Jianfei Liu, Kalpathi Subramanian, ``Robust Centerline Extraction from Tubular Structures in Medical Images",
Proceedings of IEEE Visualization 2006 (Poster) Oct. 29-Nov. 3, San Diego, CA., IEEE Computer Society Press,
June 2005.
[Full Paper(PDF)]
Bryan S. Morse, Weiming Liu, Terry S. Yoo, Kalpathi Subramanian, ``Active Contours Using a Constraint-Based Implicit Representation",
Proceedings of Internation Conference on Computer Vision and Pattern Recognition (CVPR), June 20-25, San Diego, CA., IEEE Computer Society Press,
June 2005.
[Full Paper(PDF)]
Joshua Foster, Kalpathi Subramanian, Robert Herring, Gail-Joon Ahn, ``Interactive Exploration of the AFS File System",
(INFOVIS 2004 Poster), IEEE Symposium on Information Visualization
, Oct 10-12, 2004, Austin, Tx.
[Full Paper(PDF)]
Joshua Foster, Kalpathi Subramanian, Gail-Joon Ahn, ``Interactive Exploration of Large Filesystems",
Proceedings of SPIE Medical Imaging 2007 (Poster)
, Feb. 17-22, 2007, San Diego, CA.
[Full Paper(PDF)]
Y. Ye, X. Wu, K.R. Subramanian, L. Zhang. ``GenExplore: Interactive Exploration of Gene Interactions from Microarray Data",
International Conference on Data Engineering(ICDE) 2004,
March 30-April 2, 2004, Boston, MA.
[Full Paper(PDF)]
K.R. Subramanian, D.P. Bashor, M.T. Miller, J.A. Foster, ``Visualizing the Spinal Neuronal Dynamics of Locomotion",
SPIE Conference on Visualization and Data Analysis
, Jan. 18-22, 2004, San Jose, CA.
[Full Paper(PDF)]
X. Wu, J. Fan, K. Subramanian, ``B-EM: A Classifier Incorporating Bootstrap with EM Approach for Data Mining",
Proceedings of ACM SIGKDD International Conference on Knowledge Discovery and Data Mining (SIGKDD02)
, Edmonton, Canada, July 2002, pp.670-675.
[Full Paper(PDF)]
B. Muralikrishnan, J. Raja, K.R. Subramanian, ``A 3D Visualization Tool for surface metrology",
Proceedings of the Second National Conference in Precision Engineering, COPEN 2002
, Jan. 11-13, 2002, Coimbatore, India.
[Full Paper(PDF)]
T.S. Yoo, K.R. Subramanian, ``Implicit Snakes: Active Constrained Implicit Surfaces",
Medical Image Computing and Computer-Assisted Intervention (MICCAI2001)
, October 14-17, 2001, Utrecht, Netherlands.
[Full Paper(PDF)]
B.S. Morse, T.S. Yoo, P. Rheingans, D.T. Chen, K.R. Subramanian, ``Interpolating Implicit Surfaces From Scattered Surface Data Using Compactly Supported Radial Basis Functions",
Proceedings of Shape Modeling International (SMI) 2001,
, May 7-11, 2001, Genova, Italy.
[Full Paper(PDF)]
T.S. Yoo, B. Morse, K.R. Subramanian, P. Rheingans, M.J. Ackerman, ``Anatomic Modeling from Unstructured Samples Using Variational Implicit Surfaces",
Proceedings of Medicine Meets Virtual Reality (MMVR 2001)
, Jan 24-27, 2001, Newport Beach, CA.,
[Full Paper(PDF)]
K.R. Subramanian, T. Dahlberg, ``Congestion Control in Mobile Networks",
Proceedings of Information Visualization 2000 (INFOVIS 20000) Late Breaking Hot Topics
, Oct 9-10, 2000, Salt Lake City, UT, IEEE Computer Society.
[Full Paper(PDF)]
T.Dahlberg, K.R. Subramanian, ``Visualization of Real-Time Survivability Metrics for Mobile Networks",
ACM SWIM 2000, Third ACM International Workshop on Modeling, Analysis and Simulation of Wireless and Mobile Systems
, Boston, MA., August 2000.
[Full Paper(Postscript)]
[Full Paper(PDF)]
S.H.Bui, V.Gopolan, J.Raja, K.R.Subramanian, ``An Internet Based Surface Texture Analysis System",
ASPE 14th Annual Meeting
, Oct. 31-Nov 1, Monterey, Ca., 1999.
[Full Paper(Postscript)]
[Full Paper(PDF)]
K.R. Subramanian, D.M. Lawrence, M.T. Mostafavi, ``Interactive Segmentation and Analysis of Fetal Ultrasound Images",
8'th Eurographics Workshop on Visualization in Scientific Computing
, Boulogne sur Mer, France, April 28-30, 1997.
[Full Paper(Postscript)]
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T. Cassen, K.R. Subramanian, Z. Michalewicz, ``Near-Optimal Construction of Partitioning Trees Using Evolutionary Techniques",
Proceedings of Graphics Interface '95
, Quebec City, May 16-19, 1995.
[Full Paper(Postscript)]
K.R. Subramanian, Bruce F. Naylor, ``Representing Medical Images with Partitioning Trees",
Proceedings of Visualization '92
, Boston, MA., October 19-23, 1992.
K.R. Subramanian, Donald S. Fussell, ``Automatic Termination Criteria for Ray Tracing Hierarchies",
Proceedings of Graphics Interface '91
, Calgary, Alberta, June 3-7, 1991.
[Full Paper(Postscript)]
K.R. Subramanian, Donald S. Fussell, ``Applying Space Subdivision Techniques to Volume Rendering",
Proceedings of the Visualization '90
, San Francisco, CA, October 23-26, 1990.
[Full Paper (Postscript)]
B. Chowdhury, A. Nasipuri, C. Lim, K.R. Subramanian, E. Makram, H. Abdel-Salam, K. Mahesh, D. Prabhu, M.S. Hossan, M. Arora and C. Grafer, ``Critical Infrastructure of the Distribution Grid",
Technical Report
, University of North Carolina at Charlotte, Jan 11, 2016.
[Full Report(PDF)]
X. Wu, Y. Ye, K.R. Subramanian, ``Interactive Gene Interaction Analysis Using Graphical Gaussian Models",
Technical Report, UNC Charlotte, 2003,
[Full Paper(PDF)]
K.R. Subramanian, ``Adapting Search Structures to Scene Characteristics for Ray Tracing",
Doctoral Dissertation
, Department of Computer Science, The University of Texas at Austin, December 1990.
[Full Dissertation (PDF)]
K.R. Subramanian, Donald S. Fussell, ``Factors Affecting Performance of Ray Tracing Hierarchies",
Technical Report,
, The University of Texas at Austin, TR-90-21, August 1990.
[Full Paper (Postscript)]
K.R. Subramanian, Donald S. Fussell, ``A Cost Model for Ray Tracing Hierarchies",
Technical Report,
The University of Texas at Austin, TR-90-04, March 1990.
[Full Paper (PDF)]
K.R. Subramanian, ``Fast Ray Tracing Using K-D Trees",
Master's thesis,
Department of Computer Sciences, The University of Texas at Austin, December 1987.
Kalpathi Subramanian, Jamie Payton, ``Bringing Real-World Data And Visualizations Into Data Structures Courses Using BRIDGES",
SIGCSE Demo, 47th ACM Technical Symposium on Computing Science Education (SIGCSE 2016)
, Memphis, TN, Feb. 2016.
[SIGCSE Demo(PDF)]
Kalpathi Subramanian, Jamie Payton, Paula Goolkasian, David Burlinson, Mihai Mehedint, Chris Grafer, G. Michael Youngblood, Robert Kosara, ``Building BRIDGES in Computer Science",
NSF Showcase(Poster), 47th ACM Technical Symposium on Computing Science Education (SIGCSE 2016)
Memphis, TN, Feb. 2016.
[NSF Showcase(Poster)PPTX]
Kalpathi Subramanian, Jamie Payton, Paula Goolkasian, David Burlinson, Mihai Mehedint, Chris Grafer, G. Michael Youngblood, Robert Kosara, ``Building BRIDGES in Computer Science",
Poster, Envisioning the Future of Undergraduate STEM Education (EnFUSE): Research and Practice
Washington, DC, April 27-29, 2016.
T.Cassen, K.R. Subramanian, Jeffrey Alexander, Drew Linderman, Asis Nasipuri, ``A Visual Learning Engine for Interactive Generation of Instructional Materials",
12th Annual Conference on Innovation and Technology in Computer Science Education (ITICSE 2007)
June 25-27, 2007, Dundee, Scotland, UK
B. Carruthers, K.R. Subramanian, J.P. Brockway, ``Interactive Detection, Evaluation and Classification of Breast Lesions from 4D MRI Using Direct Volume Visualization",
2003 Southern Biomedical Engineering (SBME) Conference
September 26-28, 2003, Charlotte, NC.
K.R. Subramanian, J.P. Brockway, ``Interactive Exploration of fMRI Images within anatomical MRI Volume Reconstruction", HBM 2000, 6th Annual Meeting of the Organization for Human Brain Mapping, June 12-16, 2000 San Antonio, Texas, USA.
K.R. Subramanian, M.J.Thubrikar, M.T.Mostafavi, B. Fowler, ``Evaluating the Accuracy of 3D IVUS Reconstructions", Biomedical Engineering Society 1999 Annual Fall Meeting, Atlanta, Georgia, Oct 13-16, 1999.
K.R. Subramanian, M.J.Thubrikar, M.W. Funk, B. Fowler, ``3D Reconstruction of Arteries from Intravascular Ultrasound Images", Biomedical Engineering Society 1998 Annual Fall Meeting, Cleveland, Ohio, 1998.
D.P. Bashor, K.R. Subramanian, ``Renshaw cells as synchronizers and desynchronizers: results from a model",
Alberta Motor Control XX
, Kananaskis Centre for Environmental Research, Alberta, Canada, 1997.
H. Deshmuk, R. Splinter, Y. Raja, M. Hadzikadic, K.R. Subramanian, ``Dynamic Unconstrained 3D Simulation Model for Estimation of Light Distribution in Turbid Media",
17th Annual Meeting of the American Society for Laser Medicine and Surgery
, 1997
D.P.Bashor K.R. Subramanian, ``Visualizing Neuronal Activity in Spinal Motor Circuit Models",
Alberta Motor Control XIX: The Matthews Symposium
, Kananaskis Centre for Environmental Research, Alberta, Canada, 1996.
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WARNING: If you're one of these "politically correct" people who gets insulted at anybody's point of view except your own, then DO NOT read this blog post.
SPECIAL NOTE: Since I posted this blog post, Adam Maier-Clayton (whose interview with CBC I posted at the end of this post in a link) has taken his own life. My heart and thoughts go to his family. However, I'm sure they will agree that Adam made the right choice for himself (as all of us should have the right to do this). I relate to Adam's situation because I know what it's like to live with chronic pain, fear, anxiety, depression, and often without hope. My post below is strongly-worded because those who have the power to legalise voluntary euthanasia just don't seem to want to know about it. But as you can see from Adam's story, when the time comes for each of us (and we think we've had enough) we will find a way to go irrespective of the law. The only thing you can do with your influence and power is the only humane thing: Ease the way by letting us have the choice to go with dignity. The question you must ask yourself is this: Do you have the guts to do something humane?
If Australia were a truly progressive and enlightened nation, our politicians, the medical profession, and religious organisations would take the attitude of "live and let live" or in the case of euthanasia "live and let die".
Unfortunately, Australia is not a progressive and enlightened nation (more's the pity), but one filled with condescending politicians, an often arrogant medical profession, and the bigotry of religious organisations. What do these bodies all have in common? Hypocrisy.
Now, let's look at voluntary euthanasia and the arguments that are usually put forward by the government, the medical profession, and religious organisations.
Government: It's unethical. People would abuse it and exit this world when they simply feel a bit depressed. It's not a choice individuals are capable of making by themselves anyway. People would have to at least have an incurable illness and go through counselling, plus have two doctors to justify their wish for euthanasia before we'd even consider making it legal. They would have to have a month or two to live at most and not simply take the easy way out. And what about those who don't have their full faculties about them? They cannot make a decision by themselves, and their relatives might push them into it.
Medical profession: Doctors are here to preserve life, not take it. We can help people with chronic pain and depression, so they should not be eligible to choose even if euthanasia were legalised. What about people with dementia or the vulnerable elderly? Their families may try to persuade them to opt for euthanasia so they are no longer a burden. Young people shouldn't even be considered for euthanasia; they're not old enough to make a decision on their own suffering.
Religious organisations: God gave life, and only God should take it away. It's a sin to commit suicide. We can't have a clear conscience if we support the legalisation of euthanasia.
There are many other arguments put forward as to why a person cannot opt to take their own life via euthanasia, but I'm sure you've got the idea by now. Therefore, my response to all three groups is this: "Where is your empathy?"
To government: Putting aside the fact that you don't have empathy, especially judging by the way you treat the general population with your budgetary cuts to health, education, social security and so on, who are you to tell us that we cannot die with dignity? When we have a sick pet we can choose to let them die peacefully, without pain; so why do you wish for the general population to suffer greatly? Have you ever seen anyone die slowly?
It took my father about five years or longer to die. He battled about four different cancers; later developed dementia; diabetes type-2; and he was treated worse than an animal in the nursing home in which he had to be placed due to his poor condition. Plus I'd like to add that he was first kicked out of a Catholic nursing home because of his dementia (so much for religious compassion), and they gave very little notice to my super stressed mother to find another nursing home for him. So she had to rush and put him in the first nursing home that would take him irrespective of the fact that the home was less than desirable. Meanwhile, the medical profession got to him with their chemotherapy and other dangerous drugs designed to break down a person's immune system, combined with certain errors made at the hospital; and the very poor quality of care in both the nursing home and the hospital that my father became subject to. But what really killed him in the end was lack of personal care, which led to a diabetes sore becoming infected, landing him again in hospital where antibiotics were useless against the super bugs such as MRSA; and this is what led to fatal pneumonia. My father died without knowing who we were; he had been bedridden for months, and he weighed half his normal weight.
I will never forget my last visit to him. He was literally skin and bones, hanging on by a thread; and we were all waiting for him to die--our family, because we wanted his suffering to stop; and the hospital, because they needed the bed.
Had euthanasia been legal most of this suffering (my father's; and ours, at seeing him in such a deplorable condition) could have been avoided, and Dad would have left this world with dignity and peace. He always used to say he wanted to go in his sleep...
But wait! The government will not legalise euthanasia. Why? Because it seems they like people to suffer. After all, what other reason could they have for subjecting people to such a horrible end?
I should add in my father's case, the fact that he ended up with dementia and was not capable to make a choice at the time (should the choice for euthanasia have existed) could have been overcome by him making a stipulation as part of his will when he was still well. Or at worst, in cases such as his, an application for euthanasia could go through the courts in order to let him die with dignity and also eliminate any potential wrongdoing on the part of relatives.
From another perspective, you (the government) think nothing of sending soldiers to fight wars that are not even ours! And many are killed as a result. Young and healthy men and women are put to death in order to satisfy your immense greed for power. So the message you send to the nation is that it's okay for the government to kill off healthy people for political ends, but it's not okay for someone who is suffering horribly to have access to euthanasia. Yes, that about sums it up for the government.
To the medical profession: You kill off more patients than any other profession on the planet including terrorism. You often pass off your mistakes and errors of judgement as unforeseeable circumstances. You destroy people's immune systems with your drugs (that may as well be some concoction from the dark ages for all the good they do). You take credit when you manage to save someone, but how many others have you killed with pain and suffering (and the torture of drug side-effects) to counteract the odd person you might save? At least give people the choice to end it if they so wish!
You say you're here to save lives, not take them. How hypocritical is this? Many of you kill without compunction; you kill through lack of attention and care, and oftentimes through preventable errors due to non-compliance for safety regulations. You often have no empathy or conscience; and for some it's only about the money you earn, and it has nothing to do with caring about people.
To religious organisations: I only have one thing to say to you; when you stop molesting young children and scarring them for life (often driving them to take their own lives as a result of your actions), only then will you have a voice and earn the credibility to opine on any moral issue.
In general, religion is a matter of choice and personal belief, and each person has the freedom in this country to either believe or not believe in something greater than themselves. Just as religion is a matter of personal belief and choice, so should euthanasia be.
In my view, I'm sure if there is something greater than us, that something will understand if we opt for a painless death. After all, isn't religion meant to be about unconditional love and forgiveness? So clean your own house first—meaning, get rid of the suffering you inflict on those who believe in your religion—and above all, do no harm.
In conclusion: You should all know (especially the government) that if you don't legalise voluntary euthanasia for all those who wish to have the option to choose regardless of their age and different levels of suffering, suicides will still happen. People will find another way to kill themselves. Unfortunately, it will be in a crude and painful manner thanks to your lack of policy on euthanasia.
If you believe the right to die with dignity is something you cannot condone because you think you have a conscience, then let me put to you that allowing people in pain, despair, and mental suffering to kill themselves in horrid ways is something that should worry your conscience far more than legalising a humane conduit to exit this planet.
I personally know many who suffer from chronic or serious illness (and it doesn't have to be cancer), and they are not looked after by government, the medical profession, religious organisations, or sometimes even their own family.
These people are often considered a "burden on society" and the government is not going to dig into their pocket to help sustain them (you don't have to go further for proof of this than seeing those trying to apply for disability pension because they cannot work, and being rejected outright again and again). Therefore, why not do something truly ethical and compassionate for a change, and give each person the right to choose how they end their life?
Lastly, I read that people who have free access to Nembutal (the euthanasia drug) end up living more fully (and often longer) in the knowledge that they can enjoy each day for as long as possible, and that when worse comes to worst they have the assurance they will not suffer but simply slip away in peaceful slumber.
Unlike what others may think, having access to euthanasia drugs will not create a mass exodus on this planet via Nembutal. If anything, more people will die in wars, terrorist attacks, medical blunders, accidents, and the list goes on. People who have the option of a pain-free and peaceful exit will be happier and more reassured that the end will not be horrible when the time comes. This is an incredibly empowering thought--to have control over one's end.
Remember, voluntary euthanasia should simply be a choice for the individual to make. Those who don't agree with it don't have to make this choice for themselves, but please respect the wishes of others.
At the end of the day it really comes down to personal choice and not superimposing beliefs and values from government, the medical profession or religion on the people who wish to go with euthanasia. So live and let live and live and let die.
Here is the heartbreaking story of 27-year-old Adam Maier-Clayton from Windsor, Canada. Please read it and ask yourself why it's you, and not him, who should judge whether he goes on living or not. Again, governments and the medical profession (leaving religion aside) have a lot to answer for.
Kris May
5/4/2017 10:12:11
Wholeheartedly agree that everyone should have a choice about ending their own suffering. Interesting that most governments think nothing of all the deaths caused by alcohol, a readily available substance, that not only can end up killing the consumer but also innocent people around them. Time the government got their priorities straight.
5/4/2017 10:19:31
Good point, Kris. Alcohol takes so many lives and ruins that of others. You only have to read the news on any one day to see stories about drunk drivers killing innocent pedestrians or smashing into other people's vehicles, taking their lives. Plus there's alcohol-incited violence in our streets and homes, leading to often fatal fights (like the one-punch killings) and domestic violence against women and children. But the government doesn't bat an eyelid when it comes to freely-available alcohol. Hmm. Makes you wonder why.
Nicole Chardenet
5/9/2017 12:02:14
Kris, in my country of origin, the US, as you probably well know we're totally okay with making guns available to just about anyone who wants one. We're okay with 30,000 gun deaths a year, always about two-thirds of them suicides. So, if you want to end your life in the US, buy a gun...no one will stop you.
5/4/2017 11:22:26
I agree that we should have the choice. It's no one else's business really. Each person should judge for themselves. This is very much like the argument for and against abortion, except at least there are ways to avoid an unwanted pregnancy by using contraception. But with illnesses there's not much we can do to prevent what will happen to us. At one stage or other we're all going to die and we can only hope it will be in a peaceful way without suffering, but that's rare.
5/4/2017 12:07:23
All valid points, Kelly. The guns in the US are a big point too. One can buy a gun there and exit the planet that way. Unfortunately, most guns seem to be used for violence against others; and then there are the crazy suicides where the person kills his/her whole family before turning the gun on themselves, or where they shoot a pack of strangers and then kill themselves. So all of this seems to be okay with the government, but heaven forbid that a person should wish to choose euthanasia to end their own suffering! It's a sad and often contradictory world in which we live in; driven by money and greed rather than human compassion.
Nicole Chardenet
5/9/2017 12:04:54
Excellent post, Sylvia. I fault the religions the most for this...less because of the pedophilia (that's really a Catholic thing) but because they claim to revere life and so many of them are mad to save fetuses, but they are in absolute denial of the death process. Keep 'em alive for as long as you can, whether they want to be or not...that's more about their own hangups about death than it is any sort of concern for the people dying.
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"Right so see you tomorrow!" I squealed and hopped up and down a little as Tori reminded me of tomorrow night, ie her big 18th birthday house party. We'd been planning it for the last month, and I was so psyched because 1) It was an 18th house party- what's not to like? and 2) I was going to wear one of my best dresses in front of my ex boyfriend in order to look amazing after we broke up three weeks ago. Okay, I was still a teeny bit hung up over Charlie, but I am after all a teenage girl and I can be as emotion as I like for the next six months before I become an adult. Plus, the dress is very nice, so who knows? He may remember suddenly that he is madly in love with me which would make the party even better!
I opened the door to hear my mum laughing and talking, which was weird because Dad worked late on Fridays...dropping my bag in the hallway I padded into the kitchen, where Mum was sitting at the table talking to a tall man, dressed in a tweed suit. I smirked because he was dressed like some old professor, but his face...strangely enough, I couldn't quite place it. It didn't really look any age. Mum saw me at the doorway and smiled. "Oh Amelia, you're home." She turned to the man. "Terry, this is my daughter I was talking about, Amelia. Ami, Mr Hoyt is the newest member of the English staff. I've been showing him around the school today, and we were just discussing the syllabus."
Mr Hoyt stood up and shook my hand rather formally, though looking me in the eyes as if I were an old friend. I smiled, somewhat bemused, as he said, "Ah, so you're the future Oxford scholar."
I laughed. "Hopefully, though I'll actually have to be accepted yet! There are about 800 or more candidates every year who apply for English lit, after all.."
"Oh I'm sure you'll get in, a clever girl like you." I couldn't help noticing he was still holding my hand, which I took back awkwardly. "Your mother was telling me about your excellent grades, and what a mother!" I saw Mum giggle behind him like some young girl. "I'm sure you two are just as confident and successful." Mum giggled again as he sat back down and I took a seat. I heard the radio crackling away in the background of the kitchen: "Still no development on the whereabouts of missing girl, Faith O' Riley, though inspectors are starting to suspect her disappearance with that of three other teenagers in the area..."
The three of us carried on talking until I noticed that it was quite late, and I excused myself to take my stuff to my bedroom and get changed out of my uniform. I had taken my books out and set them on my desk, ready for some half-hearted essay planning before Tori's party, when there was a soft knock on my bedroom door. Turning, I found Mr Hoyt at the doorway, looking fondly at a picture of me and my friends that was hanging on the wall. "Oh, Mr Hoyt." I was a bit confused. "Are you...Are you wanting to know where the bathroom is?" Okay, that sounded a bit stupid but I couldn't think of any other reason why he'd want to come visit.
"Oh no, your mother wanted me to tell you that dinner is ready. I hope you're hungry, Amelia." Only now did I realise he had wandered further into my room, and was standing right over me. He took off his glasses and suddenly I saw a change in his disposition, in his eyes. A new glint...malice? "I certainly am." He fixed me with those cold eyes and I suppressed a shudder. I felt in the space of a moment suddenly exposed, and crossing my arms across my chest, tried to think of some excuse to be to myself.
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"Oh but there is no need, Amelia." I didn't like him using my name, almost as if he made it sound...wrong. "How old are you? Seventeen? Eighteen? You seem older for your age." He looked me up and down briefly, and I shuffled awkwardly to my door, afraid to turn my back on him. I felt like he was assessing me, like an animal. I wanted him to leave.
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"Let me go!" I cried, feeling my voice break and go shrill. Oh please, help me, somebody help me... "Mr Hoyt, let me go!"
"Call me Terry, Amelia." I stared in horror as his grip on my wrist loosened, and I felt woozy, faint. Drugged. I turned quickly, yet in slow motion, to see him holding a large book and see it come across my forehead...
I opened my eyes wearily, still feeling light headed, like I'd lost some blood. Mr Hoyt stood over me in an office, and I scrabbled up and lunged for the door, forgetting my weakness. I flopped limply onto the floor, my hand reaching for the handle. Mr Hoyt stood over me, triumphant and ominous. He bent down to my face and waved his hand over, only making me feel dizzier.
Forget your name, your family, your address." My head was swimming- I thought I woulf pass out. "You are now Person Number 5. Repeat."I couldn't talk, only stare in horror. My mind searched blindly for words, wishing more than anything not to repeat anything he said.
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What was supposed to be a simple fishing task turns into much more for Mohinder.
The sound of creaking wood echoed throughout the forest as Mohinder glanced backwards to find that the branch he was currently climbing on was beginning to give way. Normally this wouldn't have been a big deal - as a few bruises wouldn't kill him - but below, one of the current park residents were waiting with anticipation - a hungry brown bear. How did he get himself into these situations?
This time the culprit was social pressure as his colleagues planned this camping trip on the assumption that the geneticist would automatically join them. They were all so happy that he would be there that he didn't have the heart to say no. And so he went into the wild with nothing but camping gear and his book knowledge of this place known as the great outdoors. How tough could it be really? Asked to go catch that evening's dinner, Mohinder quickly found out.
On first glance, he appeared to be fully prepared - fishing rod, fishing hat, tackle box, and a pair of those waterproof suspenders. Mohinder was the real deal… until he got out there by himself. After calculating which bait to use to catch a big enough fish to be worth it and how far to throw it, the white and red bobber went flying.
Bloop! Now all he had to do was wait.
With a tug, the ball disappeared under the water and the struggle was on! Well, with Mohinder's ability, it wasn't much of a struggle. The fish didn't have a chance, but there was a miscalculation. The thrill of actually catching something caused him to overcompensate. The fish went flying.
There was now a fish resting in a tree. "Bloody hell," he mumbled under his breath while making for the tree. "It just figures, the first time I catch a fish, it winds up in a tree. Hmph." The climb didn't take long and soon the fish was in hand. That was when he noticed there was company down below. Brown, furry company, to be exact. While backing up, that was when he felt the branch under him beginning to falter.
Perhaps if he gave up the fish, the bear would leave? But no, the bear sat there, fish in hand, waiting for the main course to fall out of the tree. What a greedy creature! "I have been through so much, and this is how it will all end? Bear food." At his words, the bear waved up at him.


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The mission of the Montana Tech Foundation is to advance the teaching, research, and public service endeavors of Montana Tech by generating private contributions to supplement the institution's state and federal revenues for capital, operating, and student assistance funds. Established in 1967 under State of Montana law, the Foundation is the catalyst and conduit through which gifts and endowment income flow to provide immediate and long-term support for Montana Tech and all of its programs. Overseen by a board of directors and staffed by a team of development professionals who are Foundation employees, the Foundation administers all gifts in a business-like manner in accordance with the donor's wishes.
Serving nationally.
Michael Barth
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Higher Education Institutions (B40)
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This organization is required to file an IRS Form 990 or 990-EZ.
How does this organization make a difference?
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Our donors help us provide more than $1.4 million dollars in privately funded scholarships to our students. 980,000 for the Departments to use these funds for conferences, student academic team competitions, student recruitment, and equipment and supplies. Over $1m to purchase new equipment or for capital projects.
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The Foundation has developed a comprehensive and integrated fundraising strategy that serves as the organized element for both volunteer and staff initiatives. This strategy focuses on three primary areas: major and planned giving, corporate and foundation relations, and annual giving. Major and planned giving is where a highly personalized effort is directed toward a relatively small number of potential donors who have the capacity to yield a high investment. The purpose of the second area, corporate and foundation relations, is to implement and coordinate the college?s programs and strengthen relationship between Montana Tech and corporate and foundation philanthropic communities. The third area is a broad based Annual Giving Program through which an ever increasing number of donors are encouraged to provide current support for the College and its programs. It also fosters involvement by alumni and friends resulting in a greater understanding of and commitment to Montana Tech.
Program long term success
Montana Tech job placement rates are consistently high at 98%, with starting salaries for FY07 graduates ranging up to $110,000.
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EQT Beats Consensus in 4Q - Analyst Blog
EQT Corporation
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) fourth quarter 2012 adjusted earnings decreased 18.6% year over
year to 48 cents per share but surpassed the Zacks Consensus
Estimate of 42 cents. The year-over-year decrease was primarily
due to a 15.9% reduction in the average wellhead sales price.
For full-year 2012, adjusted earnings were $1.49, down 32% from the prior year. However, the full-year earnings beat the Zacks Consensus Estimate of $1.40.
Net operating revenue in the quarter was up 13.4% year over year at $419.5 million. However, reported revenues fell short of the Zacks Consensus Estimate of $428.0 million.
Net operating revenue in 2012 was up 2.1% year over year at $1,413.2 million.
Segment Details
EQT Production 's fourth quarter operating revenue increased 14.3% year over year to $244.4 million as average daily sales volume rose nearly 44%.
Operating income dropped 31.5% year over year to $72.6 million.
Under the EQT Midstream segment, net gathering revenues surged 26.9% year over year to $83.8 million, owing to 43% growth in gathered volumes. Net transmission revenues increased 58.6%. Net storage, marketing and other operating revenues averaged $7.7 million, representing an $11.3 million decline.
Operating income jumped 32.5% year over year to $70.4 million in the reported quarter.
EQT Distribution 's net operating revenue increased 0.5% year over year to $50.0 million.
The segment generated an operating income of $24.8 million versus the year-ago level of $22.1 million.
During the quarter, net operating expense surged 36.2% year over year to $268.5 million.
The company's operating cash flow was $268.9 million during the quarter, reflecting an increase of 10.3% year over year.
EQT's capital expenditure totaled $1,400 million in 2012, with $992 million spent on EQT Production, $376 million on EQT Midstream and $32 million on EQT Distribution.
Earlier, the company had estimated 2013 volume of 335 Bcfe, which is 30% higher than the 2012 forecasted volumes.
Our Recommendation
EQT Corporation is an integrated energy company with an emphasis on natural gas supply activities in the Appalachian area, including production and gathering, natural gas distribution and transmission and energy efficiency solutions, primarily in the eastern and western coastal regions of the United States.
During the quarter, the company entered into an agreement with Peoples Natural Gas - a regulated natural gas distribution company managed by an affiliate of investment fund SteelRiver Infrastructure Partners LP. to sell EQT's gas utility, Equitable Gas.
With an increasing reserve structure and stellar Marcellus results (Marcellus sales volumes were up 85% year over year in 2012), we believe that the company exhibits industry-leading organic growth momentum.
Moreover, management's continuous efforts to derive value by monetizing midstream assets will likely accelerate exploration and production growth. Recently, EQT also formed a master limited partnership (MLP) − EQT Midstream Partners, L.P. ( EQM ) − that would own selective interstate pipeline assets.
The proceeds of the IPO will likely to be used to finance further acceleration of EQT's Marcellus development. The MLP is anticipated to focus on providing transmission and gathering services to producers in the Marcellus Shale, including EQT Production Company. This will help the company to focus on other areas of the business.
Again, recently, the company sold its limited partner interest in the MLP to own portions of the assets of Equitrans, L.P., EQT's interstate pipeline subsidiary. Hence, EQT now owns the general partner of the MLP that will in turn provide the company with incentive distribution rights and a substantial portion of the MLP's common units.
However, EQT lacks a geographically diversified asset base, as its resources are concentrated in the Appalachian Basin. Any potential disruption in the region will adversely affect the company's results.
The company holds a Zacks Rank #3, which translates to a short-term Hold rating. However, there are other stocks - Clean Energy Fuels Corp. ( CLNE ) and UGI Corp. ( UGI ) - in the oil and gas sector that are expected to perform well in the coming one to three months. Both companies carry a Zacks Rank #2 (Buy).
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