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SINGAPORE (Reuters) - World number one Serena Williams has opted against defending the WTA Finals title and decided to end her season early following a roller coaster campaign littered with pains and prizes, the American said on Thursday.
The 34-year-old's last match was her shock loss to Italy's Roberta Vinci in the semi-finals of the U.S. Open last month, which ended her bid to become the first women in 27 years to win all four grand slam titles in the same season.
The 21-times grand slam singles champion said she had been carrying injuries throughout the campaign and the loss to Vinci had taken its toll, adding she would not play again this year after also pulling out of next week's China Open.
"My journey in tennis this year has been at times exhilarating, at times disappointing," Williams said in a statement carried by China Open organizers.
"I've played injured most of the year — whether it was my elbow, my knee, or in the finals moments after a certain match in Flushing, my heart.
"I'm a fierce competitor and I want to compete as well as I can, for as long as I can.
"This is a very difficult decision, but one ultimately made because of the love of the game."
After winning the Australian and French Open titles, Williams became the earliest ever qualifier for the eight-woman end-of-season finals when she won her third round match at Wimbledon in July.
The American went on to win the grass court championships but under the heavy weight of expectation she was unable to add the U.S. Open title after she threw away a set lead against Vinci. Continued...


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After putting the millstone around his own team's neck over the last few days, Toronto FC forward Danny Koevermans was only too happy to bestow it on someone else.
"Vancouver lost to the worst team in the world today," he said, tongue-in-cheek, after TFC was crowned Canadian champion for a fourth straight year. "So maybe they are today now the worst team in the world."
That might be a bit of a stretch, especially given that the Whitecaps are sitting fourth in Major Leaague Soccer's Western Conference, firmly on course for a playoff berth while TFC sits dead last overall without a point to its name.
Still, having creating something of a maelstrom around BMO Field by repeatedly labeling his club as the world's worst since it lost to D.C. United last Saturday, Koevermans, and everyone else associated with TFC, was hopeful that Wednesday's 1-0 win – for a 2-1 aggregate score - would be the springboard to better things, starting Saturday against the Philadelphia Union.
"We're still o and 9 and we have to get something out of Saturday," he said. "If it's a point that's fine, but we have to get off the zero points, but I'm not making stupid comments like that again, because I had my lesson."
Vancouver should have also learned something of a lesson, with the second-year MLS club showing little in a game in which it needed to be on the front foot from the opening kickoff, yet surprisingly failed to force a single save from TFC goalkeeper Milos Kocic.
"A number of key incidents didn't quite go our way tonight," said manager Martin Rennie, "and in cup finals they're often very tight games, very close games and when you get a chance here or there you have to take them and we didn't do that and it's disappointing."
Chief among those incidents was the sending-off of both Toronto midfielder Julian de Guzman and Vancouver forward Sebastian Le Toux – for a second yellow card – just before the hour mark. While de Guzman acknowledged he lost his head in striking Jun Marques Davidson after being stamped on by the Whitecaps midfielder, Rennie was incensed at the proceedings.
"I was literally two yards away from it so no one can have a better view of it than I had," he said. "De Guzman came across and threw [a player]on the ground and then hit someone – I would say punched them in the face – and from that incident we gained nothing and I'm at a loss as to how that can happen in the game of football and us end up with 10 men and that to me was a hugely disappointing moment in the game."
Though he also lashed out at the Canadian Soccer Association for appointing an Ontario-based referee for the game – the CSA countered by saying Silviu Petrescu was the most experienced official available – the dual dismissal certainly opened up what had been a cagey, choppy affair to that point.
Toronto eventually took full advantage of the extra space on offer, and though substitute Nick Soolsma was denied a goal for offside in the 80th minute, the home side found a breakthrough shortly afterwards.
Full-back Ashtone Morgan did his best to hold up the ball on the edge of the area and eventually found Ryan Johnson – the eventual player of the tournament – and his cross was turned past Joe Cannon by quick-silver winger Reggie Lambe with just seven minutes remaining.
Those last few minutes saw a desperate Vancouver side press for the goal that would have taken the tie to extra time, but the Toronto back line held firm – it had only been breached once in four Amway Canadian Championship games – and even with five minutes of added time the visitors could not find a way through.
Vancouver now travels to Portland on Saturday, with its sights firmly fixed on the playoffs, while Toronto – with another CONCACAF Champions League campaign in the offing – extended the interest in its season, a welcome scenario given that only 13,777 showed up to Wednesday's game.
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text: 3 SEPT 2013 AGENDA PICK UP 8 BASIC CHARACTERISTIC SHEET. •OPEN BOOKS UP TO CH 1 • Robert Strayer Ways of the World A Brief Global History with Sources First Edition CHAPTER 1 First Peoples: Populating the Planet To 10,000 B.C.E. Copyright © 2011 by Bedford/St. Martin's COMPARE THESE BASED ON THE 8 CHARATERISTIC CHART 4 SEPT 2013 AGENDA GET INTO YOUR 2 GROUPS SAN OR CHUMASH CREATE A POSTER OF YOUR INFORMATION SPOKES PERSON WILL PRESENT REVIEW NOTES OF CH 1 GO OVER HANDBOOK II. Out of Africa to the Ends of the Earth: First Migrations A. Homo sapiens emerged in eastern and southern Africa 250,000 years ago. 1. stayed there exclusively for about 150,000 years 2. Africa was home to the "human revolution," in which culture became more important than biology in shaping human behavior 3. humans began to inhabit environments not touched by earlier hominids 4. technological innovation: use of stone and bone tools 5.hunting and fishing, not just scavenging 6. patterns of exchange 7. use of ornaments, perhaps planned burials 8. between 100,000-60,000 years ago: beginning of migrations out of Africa a.adapted to nearly every environment on earth b.much took place in the difficulties of the last Ice Age B. Into Eurasia 1. humans started migrating into the Middle East around 51,000 years ago 2. the best evidence of early European settlement comes from southern France and northern Spain a. settlers in northern Europe were pushed southward into warmer areas around 20,000 years ago b. developed new hunting habits, new hunting technologies 3. the earliest Europeans left hundreds of cave paintings: depictions of animals and humans and abstract designs (maybe early form of writing) 4. development of new technologies in Ukraine and Russia a. needles, multilayered clothing, weaving, nets, baskets, pottery, etc. b. partially underground dwellings made from mammoth remains c. suggests semipermanent settlement d. creation of female figurines ("Venus figurines"); earliest dated at least 35,000 years ago C. Into Australia 1. humans reached Australia about 60,000 years ago from Indonesia 2. very sparse settlement; estimated 300,000 people in 1788 3. development of some 250 languages 4. still completely a gathering and hunting economy when Europeans arrived in 1788 5.complex worldview: the Dreamtime a. stories, ceremonies, and art tell of ancestral beings b. everything in the natural order is an echo of ancient happenings c. current people are intimately related to places and events in past 6. major communication and exchange networks a. included stones, pigments, wood, pituri (psychoactive drug) b. also included songs, dances, stories, and rituals D. Into the Americas 1. when settlement of the Americas began is still argued over (somewhere between 30,000 and 15,000 years ago) a. mode of migration (Bering Strait or by sea down west coast of North America) also still argued about b. how many migrations and how long they took also argued over c. evidence of humans in southern Chile by 12,500 years ago 2. Clovis: the first clearly defined and widespread culture of the Americas a. name comes from the Clovis point, a kind of projectile point b. flourished 12,000–11,000 years ago c. hunted large mammals (mammoths, bison) d. disappeared about 10,900 years ago, at the same time as the extinction of a number of large mammals 3. next stage: much greater cultural diversity, as people adapted to the end of the Ice Age in different ways E. Into the Pacific 1. the last phase of the great human migration, started ca. 3,500 years ago 2. migration by water from the Bismarck and Solomon islands and the Philippines 3. very quick migration over very long distances 4. migrants spoke Austronesian languages (can be traced to southern China) 5. settled every habitable area of the Pacific basin within 2,500 years a. also settled the island of Madagascar b. made Austronesian the most widespread language family c. completed initial human settlement of the world ca. 900 c.e. with occupation of Aotearoa (New Zealand) 6.Pacific settlers a. took agriculture with them, unlike other migrations b. apparently followed a deliberate colonization plan c. created highly stratified societies or chiefdoms (e.g., Hawaii) d. massive environmental impact on previously uninhabited lands III. WAYS WE ARE A. 1ST HUMAN SOCIETIES 1. societies were small, bands of 25–50 people 2. very low population density (because of available technology) a. very slow population growth b. perhaps 10,000 people in world 100,000 years ago c. grew to 500,000 by 30,000 years ago d. reached 6 million 10,000 years ago 3.Paleolithic bands were seasonally mobile or nomadic a. moved in regular patterns to exploit wild plants and animals b. since they moved around, they couldn't accumulate goods 4. societies were highly egalitarian a. perhaps the most free people in human existence b. did not have specialists, so most people had the same skills c. relationships between women and men were far more equal than in later societies 5. James Cook described the gathering and hunting peoples of Australia as tranquil and socially equal 6. Paleolithic societies had clearly defined rules a. men hunted, women gathered b. clear rules about distribution of meat from a kill c. rules about incest and adultery B. Economy and the Environment 1. gathering and hunting peoples used to be regarded as "primitive" and impoverished a. modern studies point out that they worked fewer hours b. wanted or needed little c. but life expectancy was low (35 years on average) 2. alteration of natural environments a. deliberately set fires to encourage growth of certain plants b. extinction of many large animals shortly after humans arrived c. gradual extinction of other hominids, like the Neanderthals (Europe) and Flores man (Indonesia) C. The Realm of the Spirit 1. it is difficult to decipher the spiritual world of Paleolithic peoples a. lack of written sources b. art is subject to interpretation c. contemporary gathering and hunting peoples may not reflect ancient experience 2.Paleolithic peoples had a rich ceremonial life a. led by part-time shamans (people especially skilled at dealing with the spirit world) b. frequent use of psychoactive drugs to contact spirits 3. apparent variety of beliefs a. some societies were seemingly monotheistic b. others saw several levels of supernatural beings c. still others believed in an impersonal force running throughout the natural order d. Venus figurines make some scholars think that Paleolithic religion was strongly feminine, with a great goddess e. many peoples probably had a cyclical view of time D.Settling Down the Great Transition 1. gradual change as populations grew, climates changed, and peoples interacted 2. collection of wild grains started in northeastern Africa around 16,000 years ago 3. last Ice Age ended 16,000–10,000 years ago a. followed by a "global warming" period b. richer and more diverse environment for human societies c. population rise d. beginnings of settlement 4.settlement led to societal change a. larger and more complex societies b. storage and accumulation of goods led to inequality 5. settling-down process occurred 12,000–4,000 years ago a. Jomon culture in Japan b. Scandinavia, Southeast Asia, North America, Middle East c. bows and arrows were invented independently in Europe, Africa, and Middle East 6.the process of settlement was a major turning point in history IV. Comparing Paleolithic Societies The San of Southern Africa 1. northern fringe of the Kalahari Desert (present-day Angola, Namibia, Botswana) 2. 50,000–80,000 San still live in the region 3. part of the Khoisan language family, inhabited southern Africa at least 5,000 years a. gathering and hunting way of life, with stone tools b. remarkable rock art, going back 26,000 years c. most of the Khoisan peoples were absorbed or displaced by Bantuspeaking peoples 4. The San (Ju/'hoansi) still practiced their ancient life with few borrowings when anthropologists started studying them in the 1950s and 1960s a. use some twenty-eight tools, including digging stick, leather garment for carrying things, knife, spear, bow and poisoned arrows, ropes, and nets b. men hunt, women do most of gathering c. adequate diet d. short workweek, with even labor division between men and women e. uncertain and anxious life, dependent on nature 5. San society characterized by mobility, sharing, and equality a. basic unit is band of 10–30 people, connected to other bands b. many people claimed membership in more than one band c. frequent movement to new territory d. no formal leaders, priests, or craft specialists e. very complex social relations f. high value given to modesty, cooperation, equality g."insulting the meat": a hunter is expected to disparage his accomplishment h. complex system of unequal gift exchange 6.relative equality between the sexes a. free sex play between teenagers b. most marriages are monogamous c. frequent divorce among young couples 7. frequent conflict over distribution of meat; rivalries over women 8. belief system: a. Creator god, Gao Na, is capricious b. lesser god, Gauwa, is destructive but sometimes assists humans c. gauwasi (spirits of dead ancestors) are most serious threat to human welfare d. evil influences can be counteracted with n/um, a spiritual potency that can be activated in "curing dances" The Chumash of Southern California 1. indicate a later Paleolithic stage than the San, with permanent villages 2. Chumash lived near present-day Santa Barbara, California a. richer environment than the San b. perhaps 20,000 when the Spaniards arrived in the sixteenth century c. Chumash created new society after 1150 c.e. in response to violence and food shortages 3. central technological innovation: the planked canoe (tomol) a. ability to make and own tomol led to social inequality b. stimulated trade between the coast and islands c. made deep-sea fishing possible 4. living conditions were more elaborate than the San a. round, permanent, substantial houses (for up to 70 people) b. a market economy, despite being gathering and hunting peoples c. beginning of class distinctions (e.g., bearskin capes, burials) d. emergence of a permanent, hereditary political elite 5.Chumash largely solved the problems of violence in the region V. Reflections: The Uses of the Paleolithic A. The study of history is about those who tell it today, not just about the past. 1.views of the past reflect our own smugness or disillusionment 2. Paleolithic era is sometimes regarded as a golden age a.admired by feminists, environmentalists, antimaterialists 3. scholars have looked to the Paleolithic era in questioning explosive population and economic growth of recent past 4. gathering and hunting peoples of today have looked to Paleolithic era in an effort to maintain or recover their identities B. A basic question: "What have we lost in the mad rush to modernity?" C. Nobody can be completely detached when studying the past. Q. What could an aboriginal viewer learn about nature from this painting? Lightning came from Namarrgon and therefore had divine origins. Humans are able to shape the weather through their interaction with Namarrgon; this is implied through the positioning of ceremonially dressed human figures below Namarrgon. A particularly observant student might also speculate that Barrginj, the wife of Namarrgon, may act as an intercessor for humans. 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WHAT HAPPENED AROUND THESE TIME PERIODS 250,000 YEARS AGO 100,000 YEARS AGO 70,000 YEARS AGO 60,000 – 40,000 YEARS AGO 40,000 YEARS AGO 30,000 – 15,000 YEARS AGO 3,500 – 1,000 YEARS AGO 1,000 YEARS AGO • The earliest Homo sapiens emerged in Africa 250,000 years ago. • The first human migration out of Africa occurred 100,000 years ago. • Human entry into eastern Asia took place 70,000 years ago. • Humans first reached Australia 60,000–40,000 years ago. • Human entry into Europe occurred 40,000 years ago. • Human entry into the Americas happened 30,000–15,000 years ago. • Austronesian migration to the Pacific islands and Madagascar took place 3,500–1,000 years ago. • Human entry into New Zealand happened around 1,000 years ago.


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Being in Texas for Spring Break has allowed me to see how the other half live… the young, single half. I spent last night hanging out at a hot bar scene. And after I got over ordering $15 (FIFTEEN DOLLAR) cocktails on an iPad Air (a little pretentious no?), I then was free to be outraged over how out of touch I am.
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"Sooyeon. I heard what happened to you. How are you now?"
Sooyeon apprehensively answered because of the friendly tone of the man. She inhaled deeply and forced a smile before uttering a response.
"I'm quite alright now Mr. Lee. Thank you."
Mr. Lee just smiled at her before continuing his inquiries about the café. After completing the monthly check-up of the café, he bade the workers as well as Mr. Kang a goodbye before leaving.
"He's quite a friendly owner…"
Sooyeon commented right after Mr. Lee left.
"He's always been like that, friendly, but he's a dragon when he's angry."
Yoona shrugged before continuing wiping the counter top.
Sooyeon glanced at the fleeting car of the owner seen through the glass doors of the café. She furrowed her brow in concentration.
Mr. Lee…


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Boris Johnson's own deputy today pledged to reverse the Tube fare hikes of recent years if he becomes mayor.
Tory hopeful Stephen Greenhalgh included the promise as one of 15 challenges he would address if he won the top job at City Hall.
Mr Greenhalgh, London's deputy mayor for policing, told the Standard: "Ordinary working Londoners should not have to pay more every year in fares as they strive to take advantage of the jobs and growth London is creating.
"We need to make Tube and bus fares cheaper from 2016 so that Londoners, especially those who keep the city running — the nurses, teachers and paramedics — can pay less for the effort of getting into work."
He vowed annual fare hikes would be a thing of the past if he became mayor, adding: "In fact every year I am mayor, fares will be reduced."
His pledge will inevitably raise questions over fare rises under Mr Johnson. Mr Greenhalgh insisted his boss had taken "tough decisions for the much-needed investment" in London's public transport system.
But he also highlighted his own record as a cost-cutter while leader of Hammersmith and Fulham council, saying: "I brought down council tax from one of the highest in the country while residents' satisfaction with services rose.
"While I have been deputy mayor for policing and crime, the Met police has saved £240 million while investing more in frontline policing, while victim-based crimes in London have fallen 19 per cent." He said he had a track record of delivering better services at lower cost, vowing: "Savings we can make from Transport for London will be ploughed back into keeping fares falling."
He also signalled he would target more corporate revenue to fund investment in the transport network: "We can't keep expecting passengers to shoulder the burden — more should come from businesses and developers who directly benefit when new Tube lines are opened."
City Hall declined to comment on the remarks. Mr Johnson kept fare rises in 2015 and 2014 in line with inflation, although they rose more quickly in previous years. Mr Greenhalgh's pledge is to cut them in cash terms.Reuse content


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Aiken Courier Journal (Newspaper) - January 15, 1876, Aiken, South Carolina vtyc Courier-Jmiriwl V01,0)1 IS 2 — VO MBR1 rn* MAIL ARRANGEMENTS. Al***, S September I, 1874 On and afWr this dale the Poetoftce boars uill be bls follows : During the Week from 8:80 a. in. to I 30 o clock |i» bi,', and from 8 to 0 o'clock p. til. "SIA Its. I OPENS. JSorth ora.. I MU'entem... Chari ret on! Criumtva,.1 10:80 n.m. 10:80 a. m *4:80 p. rn. 4:80 p. rn. CLOSES. R- »'HATFlEf,;> has eslablisb. d a Kinder Garden School at the Highland Park tor rho benefit of the children of guests srayino.at the Hole . A.IKEN, S. O., J ANH AHY 15. 1876 ORGANIZE FOR VICTORY^ OLD SERIES. VOL. 6 —N0.263 Dunbarton, I^esvttle, Hammond, Greenland* Merritt's Bridge and Mt. Etal mails «1oac en Sundays at I o'clock p. rn., and •pen on 'Tuesdays at 6 o'clock p. rn. E. CON DV, P. M. Tub red cross mark (X ) is a reminder th it your subscriprinn f,r last year has nor been paid, If there is any reason why a newspaper should not be paid f<>r as well as other necessaries of life fcSOn.m.ftSp^i we should like to know it. If the red cross murk do** not pro?e a sufficient hint or reminder, the accounts will be placed in the bauds of a trial justice for collection. THE ADDRESS OE THE ST ATM DEMOCRATIC COMMIT! EE. 3 p. in. m a *. That sprightly little daily* the Columbia Register. Has been greatly im. fteved la appearance. The uev "drew" •kick ii has recently * put en is not rn fb-baek. On Tuesday, the 18tH iaslant, there %itt be beld a Tournament bf "Knights & the Three Kuna/' at Water Valley. eight miles from Aiken and three miles beyotid Montmorenci d°pot. Dr. Bult'* Cough Syrup ie particular. ty recommended for children. It cares Coughs, Onida. Croup, 8ore Throat, and Whooping Cough, It is plaaeaut rn the tame and asta like a charm. Price, 25 esau . Attrition, Palmetto Rink Cub. —Ac earn drill meeting of the Club MIW be loid at the Academy, en Tues-Are^pt «e»t. January 18th, at half fat aarn o'«k>ok. Every member b nquertod to bm<; hi* rifle, in order to go through the manual of arm*. —- .-JU.. B*TWuaiA8Tid meetings bare been held in Charleston, Sumter, Orangeburg, Darlington. Edgefield and many other •omnia* supporting Governor Chamber-; fcm »uduo»deUining the infamous ic-Con ofdjw Legislature rn the election Mesaatand Whippet to the bench. Aikendrin follow suit with a rousing dfonwiituptiop on Saturday, Jan. 29tb. The Aik co Deutsche Schuetzen Ges-olUchaJt will give a grand ball at the Lyceum Ifs!!, on Thursday evening next, Janu^ 20th, commencing at eight o'cloolfS You may ex?rot a pleasant hr the ''Deutsche bhojs" know how to ponduct un entertainment of this kind. abd invariably make things lively * ^ Sauci for th* Goose not Sauce tor the Gander.—-John Barton in- bibed too much tangle-foot whi>ky, and was placed in *he lock-up for disturbing the peace of tile town. Iii the Course pf the me/e he drew a knife and threat* cned to use it upon the negro town m rshnl. who was kindly looking after hi* welfare for which tho council fined Barton the sum bf ten dollars or twenty days work upon the htieef. Weare opposed to rowdyism in either whites or blacks, and think the street work in a a capital institution, and will prove " a perfect panacea lor town malefactors if pursued in. It was introduced by the last Inundant Th* Opera in Aiken.—Seldom has **r Lyceum Hall been fitted with a more highly appreciative and intelligent audience than that which assembled on Friday evening inst, ta Witness the nova! •■d instructive entertainment which come off on that occasion. Every cue was both delighted and ani pi mod at the success of the performance. The <**2* *1* performed the charmiag little opera of "Latta''was composed of twenty six young ladies c£ Aiken, et all age*, from ive up to "sweet sixteenM_ •aet of What* wen* pupils of Prnftunm Wtn. Amanda. The opm is ii three ***< •*# ie simple In its plot. A head •f little girk, enjoying themselves «« P*l,,ic '■ th* woods, ors apfrauafcefl cod accoeted by o poor begger womb sod hor ehiidren. She asks for alms. lo thoegktUwos*, -toeideut ie childhood, |h«y repulse her—oil bvt "Leila," who, i« the Kill Dees of be* good and gentle aa tore, desiraa lo relieve Ibeir vents.—. They, however, dept, ond the sylvan revel proceed*, until suddenly a hand of fairies come gliding into view, when it is discovered that the begger woman aud her children were disguised Ie irk*, and had made their piteous appeal fur aid only us a test of the charity of the young revelers, and ae a mea*of affording them an instructive leman, AR gtus happily now, the gentle and kind-hearted Laila is chosen and crowned queen of of the baud by the Fairy Queen—h ei*eli and all unite to do her honor. The ins troduction of 'Home, Sweet Home," and "The Last Rose of Summer/' were skillfully introduced and most charmingly rendered by a talented >ouns lady of our town, Likewise n duet from "Norma." by two of Aiken's fairest daughters, was sung with exqusitc taste and pathos. But it would be invidious ro particularise where all was so excellent. Each one wont through her difficult role with admirable precision, and the Queen of the Fairies was more than a queen in native grace and beauty. The costumes—an indispensable feature in such a per forma oca—were striking and in remarkably good taste—the brilliant aud dashing robes of fairy land blending harmoniously with the more sober, many tinted hoes of earth. The performance received unbounded applause from beginning to end ; and one little five year old. after executing a difficult solo, was enthusiastically encored, aud went through it again* with all the sang froid and precision of a Nillson. To say that the fairy performance was a success is but faint praise. It was At a meeting of the Central Execs-tire Committee of the Democratic ( arty, held in Columbia on Tuesday, the 6th instant, the- following address to tjje people of the State was Uiiariu*tm*jy adopted andoidered to be published : To the People of South Carolina ; The State Central Executive Committee of the Democratic party do not deem it ncoessary to publish cay lengthy statement of the reasons which indues them to meet at th is* time. It is suffix eicnt to say that events with which th* people of the State are painfully hail. iar, mads it indmpetisiblv that th* cr* ganisntion of* the Democrat ie party In South Carolina should be revived, as the speediest and most practicable ma*** of bringiag together our hitherto Mal feted forces, aud of euuoeutoatiug them in tho straggle into which wa ara faywtij for the maintenance of liberty and!** ta the State, Than it has becost th* doty of tho State Committee to lek* «uck adeps as will suable the people cf the State lo begin the work of gftftf organisation ut. once, end n*£l It thorough and complete. In the contest hp whish we im to engage in wa mart win. Defoe# not he borne. Success, however^**. Bi* be expected to crown oar leas thee* be absolute unity in foe ••retie party, together with awfo _ line aa will insure foe prompt end dent execution of its policy Whet dared. From oar adversaries must we learn, at last, tho lesson of orgaulaatipa and activity. When the agendas en which society relief for tho conaarvwblon of its varied interests menace them id* (erects with destruction, sad thi*fo*i^|1 whole people with rain, polit** a** qjf longer a matter of sentiment in which the citizen is free to engage or not, according to his tastes. Upon the management of'our political affairs depends the security of property, as well as the safety of person. By polities! movements alone can the purification of the State Government be accomplished.— Only through political intftrumentalities can honesty, fidelity and capability regain a prepondering influence in tho councils of the State. To politics then, fljr their own salvation, must the people of South Carolina now address them selves with the vigor, the persistency and the systematic endeavor which mark their conduct in business life. It would not be wise to declare a policy before the party, which shall give effect to it, is is ready for b«»th deliberation and action. The officers must not be chosen until the rank and file of the political army shall have been mustered in and trained. There should bo, in fine, such organisation in each ward, township and county, that when the State Convention shall assemble, it shall represent, by its delegates, the known wishes, opinions and purpose of the organized Democracy of the State. Then will its voice be the voice of the people ; its deterraina tion their'.-*; its fight their battle. To and worked I) * k i • At was a j , *» u^m* mcir viwviu. xu w;m apposed by the Bab/ tnwT fathers I PC|r/eCt| triu'"Ph~n"t ''"'j for the Uttle j *»eh organisation, searching and far- I folks who took part in the performance, i reaching, should the people of the State but for the Professor and his accom J without delay address themselves.— plished and talented lady, who have j Without it the State cannot be saved. educated and drilled those children up on the ground that it was "onconstitu-shunah and when two notorious peace disturbers were quietly working out then ten dav's salvation on tho 'huh Uwh 7 7 -cniwrao up wV a sable old caff. who I i"ti V T °, -hat we j «u. who is f,ie j witnessed on that occasion. The present council, along with the immacu late Stoney, of jury box stuffing notori fits received are not transient, last th roue ll oene-but will nr j I*: u % « , ti jaBl' kuiuur" UK } *o»q our worthy Pro- Dc oounu. Af et>5 went and frightened the boys away * f<^or m..v in the I ^ , T / L a. fk • ii . ii- , , " ) good work he is en— lo party, as sue from their work by fceliinj? them he w-s i* . i l ... . ^, ,i . .. ; g;,god in. truly bt? called a public bene istenoe in Sout going to take out a Warrant for them if F Dene" OA , ItlCLOr. y th** Sfciht /inmn they persisted in working. And yet | those we wort hie., vote to pot Horton i A" 0i W VV Hunt ..>t0 the st.n-e, gang singly because he j m_, wi" call at the r(.a, ^ has the or.anc tu be ti white nom. J K. J. 0. Wood and settle up before Feb H hat i> sauce dor too goose is not sauce ; Ut. 187 ti, aa the boukS"u,be closed IQI the guilder* It moka po. does it; xv .. Jiot, Dr. Ferguson ? J jai6-2t ' ' *lcj!I,s0. The State Convention, which shall assemble, will determine authoritatively the policy of the party ; and by the decision of that Convention shall we all lh) ; and our worthy Pro- bound. Ap, however, the Democrat- ueh. has had no active ex-h Carr Tina for some years, the State committee desire to say em phaticallv that, in recommending its instant and comprehensive organization, their sole purpose is to obtain an honest and economical government in South Carolina, which shill maintain, without abridgement or change, the public rights and liberties of the whole people, and gnur;intee to all classes of citizens tho biestings of fwd.,rn, justice and peace. And in this crieis in the constitutional tile of the State, when civilisation itself is ;o peril, we look for and confidently expect to receive the sympathy and aid of every ci'isen whose aim and desires are like unto our own. In common with th .dr fellow-citixens, the State D- idiocratic Committee have watched with anxions solicitudes and Itrowiog confidence the com se of the present Governor of the State. They reorganise Md appreciate the valse of what he has dose, is promoting reform nod retrenchment, daring the past year. Th** applaud hie wise sad petri,tic •ondaet is charting hie whole oOeial power awd pereenal influence fir the tm-1 doingof th* isfhsMss jsdieial election. And they declare their belief that tin Democracy of the State, rising shore party as he has dose, will give as na-fOteriag support ta his eflbrte. wGover. the redress af Vnmg, for th* WwBL'af taxation, |p abtaia « jast aflmisitri tins of the law, sad to make the State Government » feitkfol gear-dias cf the public sod private iatereets ii the prop la. Therefcre. the State Exaestive Com-Mtteeearsemly sdvhm the people of the State So remganhii thoroughly As Pass-awstii party, is prrparatioa for «ha Stats Pe mn ara tic Oosvesti—, which will meet Vwtism and place to he hereafter dor igsMsd by thftgaaimittaa. The ibBatr-tac gecrltm ic arc charge with -this crpwflftftos cf Aa party is cfpty jkic-eiwrt, ward aad township In their rsspee-tire oenn ties: ■ [ ■ ■ Abbeville—J g Cothraa Anderson—James A Hoyt. Aiken—G W Croft. Barnwell—T J Qooats. Beaufort—Wm KlUott. Clarendon—B P Barrow. Chewer—W A Wafter. Chesterfield—A McQueen. Colleton—J J Pox. Darlington—P P Worley. Edgefield—J Scott Allen. Fairfield—John Bratton. Georgetown—B H Wilson. Greenville—T B Ferguson. Horry—T B Watch. Kershaw—E M Boykin. Lexington—Gerhard Muller. • Lancaster—J I) W ▼lie. . Laurens—B W Ball. Marion—A Q McDuffie. Marlboro'—J B Hudson. Newberry—Y J Pope. Oconee—R A Thompson. Orangeburg—J F War. Pickens—R E Bowen. Richland—John McKenzie. Spartanburg—J HJfivius. Sumter—T B Fraser. Unum—R W Shanti. Williamsburg—8 W Maurice. York—James F Hart. The^organisarinn of Oh irloston conn ty is entrusted to the Committee of Fifteen, of which Col. Chaa H. Simonton is chairman. In conclusion, the State Committee earnestly say to their fellow-citizens that we are not as those who are with-mt hope. The magnitude of the task before us can hardly be overrated. Every step is beset with difficulty, if nut danger. But, knowing this people, the committee are confident that the future can be rn ide as bright as the present is dark. This is the accepted time I By organization, laboi, patience, boldness and liberality, can peace and plenty and political security be restored to the State* Mr C Butler, Chairman. Samuel McGowan, John St Richardton, ted. and in pursuance of the foregoing, notice is here given that a mass meeting ot the citizens of Aiken county will be held at Aiken, on Saturday, the 2ttth day of January instant, at 12 rn., fer the purpose of organiiing the Democrat!* party of this cuuuty, It is of vtaf» importance that the Democratic party be or-anixod withost dolay ; and inasmuch as the notion of said mas* meeting is so limited, and deeming it necessary that the people of ail sections of the county be fully «. prised of and meeting, the ftltowi^ named gentlemen ais appointed spatial canvassers to apprise the eit'Oeaa aff their respective localities af the do* and object of the meeting : ■ Aiken township—Hoary Hahn. : Chtnquipiu—Thor 8 Wiverns. 1 ®r«gg—0 K Hendarrop. Hammond—Paul F Hammond. Silverton—Angus P Brown. Mlilbraak-.il T Holley. McTier-G W Williams. Reeky gpriag— W C Andereeu. •reky Grove—L B Levin Shaw—A S Bevier. Benoit*—A P Btolar. Windber—Daniel Jraksou. Blrapy Holhwr—PM Gras*. Taharaaaie—Judson Mrauto. Wprd'a—L E Lrtt. ■ Hopewell—J H Morgan * .. H*#dy Swamp—Marshal) Gmrtar. MB* Min prmdaet-^ohrfriirlL Moutoaoroooi—J J WaadpdM. Blarney Gtovor * MUI—J'Z'Bprjl* /. A plea ef organiuing the party ufft be presented to the meeti^y att iii ^ sem Wage, Jan airy 15th, HH; Mr. Alfred llolnp jgftt Dickson, Wundo, notf Belfhla Pariik, Guanos, ie prepared to big 'i*p. tomera and fHeudt lrt short nntieo. A lot et tile.Wando Avid Phoophsty, ft composting with ootteat arad, en band. Call at once and leave your order* — him, at his oflice, at Lnbn'e Aiken Drug •tore. . 7 J I; VV Mr. Jus. E. Orosljnd, of Aiken, No-vember, 1875, say* : "I ts«4 Phomhc Guano, aompoatod with cotton *(*J, Acid Phosphate, composted with cootch seed, Wilcox. Gibbs ACo,'s Manipulated Guano, and saviqrat <gl»er fertiKtm* at same cost per aero. th* Wile** Gibbs' Manipulated was better than the other fertilizer* and fully equal to the comports, on cotton. As q manure f^fr corn, th Wilcox, Qibbq& Co/# 3|aokp | ulated bas no superior, in my es^uiatlo^^1 Messrs. Dray ta* A VVigfulI af* Jfor this #rst-cl*as fertiliqer. For terms, &e., «cc their *dy*ftbwa«cnt iu anutlifr column. . . * . , r Tho. Y. Simons, W* I) Simpson, VV. VV Millers, Win. Wallace. S* P. Hamilton, Johnson Hugood, M. P. O'C'onnor. F Daws. »n. By virtue ut the authority in mo w* The Piedmont aud Arlington L{fo Insurance Uoiupany is now a firmly etr-tab tis hid iiiidt ution of the country. I? has passed the experimented- stage. It' has won its success and popularity i»^ the fec^f violent opposition; and evri^ eight or nine year* ugo. wercv arixlou7' ry pi edict lls early collawe. now find develop^,m strength, a#d esihb^shed it s^ one V': tho great ^ financial suceesput Mo 4 South. Th* gproapority of tWcomppu) has been the inspiring caus* of the establishment of many onlerpriefe* in ;h«; Soiwh that arc daily giviniivg the oonfi -dence of the people. There was i%cv**. afny substantial reason why the South should not excell in its business scheme*. The success of the Piedmont and At-lington will (^ver bo an argument for the; cneoutiigcmvnt of business entcrprUes-in the SVmth. is there any 'substantial reason wlu .Southern institutions shouV »"it have heartiest encouragement i Now is your Chan**.*—Hen rr-Hahn's large stock of goods is selling r*€* at a very low figure. . 4 ;
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|c. 1975
|Lake Hamilton, Arkansas Flag of the United States
|Key people
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Loblolly Stable was a Thoroughbred horse breeding and racing stable in Lake Hamilton, Arkansas owned by businessman John Ed Anthony and his former wife Mary Lynn. The stable's first top runner was Cox's Ridge who won important races in 1977 and 1978 and went on to become an excellent sire. Loblolly stable won the 1980 Belmont Stakes with Temperence Hill and had back-to-back wins in the Preakness Stakes in 1992 and 1993 with Pine Bluff and Prairie Bayou respectively.
Having dissolved their marriage, in 1994 the owners agreed to wind up the stable operation and began selling off some of its mares and its yearlings at the Keeneland Sales.
Loblolly Stable's successor was John Ed Anthony's Shortleaf Stable. A native of Bearden, Arkansas, in 2001 John Ed Anthony was inducted in the Arkansas Sports Hall of Fame.
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"I am very glad and very proud," the actress said in a statement after organizers announced her selection Friday. "I've had a long relationship with Cannes and this next meeting will definitely seal my love for the festival and thus for global cinema."
Huppert has sat on the jury at Cannes, presented the award ceremony and represented more than a dozen films in competition. She won best actress in 2001 for The Piano Teacher and in 1978 for Violette, directed by French director Claude Chabrol.
Huppert and Chabrol have worked together regularly, including on the 1991 film Madame Bovary. She has also worked with foreign filmmakers including Michael Cimino, Joseph Losey, Curtis Hanson, Hal Hartley and David O. Russell.
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