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Hey every one Luna here with another story, i am on a role! So this bleach fanfic was inspired by my favorite book/author. Noting now i do not own Bleach and i will only mention this once, and i also do not own the book source i got my story from. Rukia Dressed in Blood is inspired from Kendare Blake's Anna Dressed in Blood(which i recommand any one to read.) So i repeat.
Anna dressed in Blood-Own by Kendare Blake
Bleach-Own by Tite Kubo
I own nothing-sadly
Also this is just a...sneak peak of what's to come. If i get a lot of reviews i'll come back to it, if not...well lets not think about that. Okay enjoy this first chapter/sneak peak!
Rukia Dressed In Blood
Full Summary: Ichigo is a ghost-hunter he travels with his family killing ghosts that have unfinished business when he hears of the legendary ghost Rukia who kills her victims wearing nothing but a white dress immediately this catches his interest and when they meet face to face it changes both their lives completely.
Ghost Hunter, One
Pitch Black, that's what he thought as he walked down the alleyway, it was about two in the morning he was tired, hungry, wanted to go home, but most of all he was pissed off.
He should have been done with the job two hours ago but his source had given him the wrong alley, so there he was having to check every single alley in this damn city and let's just say there were hundreds of them, so that explained why he was scowling angrily and why he was holding his dagger tightly showing it in the open not caring if anyone saw it and assumed he was just a gang member the mood he was in he didn't give a fuck.
The dagger by his side began to hum as he walked down the dark alley, this was it. He could feel it now the strong presence of a dark aura up ahead.
"About fucking time." He mumbled a dark look appeared on his face just as he crouched down getting into fight mode from what he remembered about this blood thirst spirit, anything was possible he learned that a long time ago when he came up against a spirit that was able to duplicate themselves, not only did he finish the job, but it was so messy that he didn't even want to think about it now. No, now his attention was on the blue glow standing ten feet in front of him.
"You know it took me a week to get information out about you not many people liked talking about you, scared you'd show up to kill them in their rooms but we both know you can't." he told the spirit showing him his physical appearance. He was nothing but an ordinary kid around his second year, he look awkward in the navy blue blazer that made it hang on him too big with the matching pants. He couldn't see his face much not with his glasses blocking his eyes, but it didn't matter he knew what kind of look the kid was giving him, it was the same one all killer spirits gave him. Revenge.
"After that it took me another week to figure out which alley you were haunting I checked six around your school got nothing, heard from a few of your old friends you liked going to the arcade, didn't find you their wanna guess how I found you?" he asked him. The kid still didn't say anything making him smile his lips curling up.
"I ran into your mother…she told me everything I needed to know funny thing is I never thought about asking someone in your family. My mistake, which won't happen again." He growled out the dagger out in the ready. The kid was now looking at him; his mouth opened exposing his teeth, saliva coming out now.
"You think you're so smart…than you know why I do this every Thursday night why I come out and kill any innocent bystanders who walk into the same place where I was killed. A tooth for a tooth isn't that what they say?" he asked.
"Your Mother sent you to the bakery; on your way you took a shortcut you've taken since you were a kid, only this time you ran into a gang beating. The guy they were about to kill took off and they took it out on you. Bad timing." He said. The kid narrowed his eyes at him; more saliva was coming out of his mouth.
"Bad timing…they robbed me of my life but it doesn't matter I got my revenge on them when they came back so stupid. Who comes back to the scene of the crime?" he asked and then he was laughing, throwing his head back laughing.
"Well it doesn't matter now, you'll be dead soon just like them, and just like the rest of them." The kid said as he extended both his arms out and then suddenly thousands of arms appeared.
"I'm going to rip you into tiny little pieces, more creative isn't it?" the kid asked. He narrowed his eyes at him.
"Really? The last person you killed was missing a head, a father wanting to hurry home to be with his loving wife and newborn child." He said softly. The kid just laughed.
"He should have known this place was cursed by me, you should have known too…you're a hunter." The kid said. He tensed for a bit, this was getting weirder most ghost didn't figure that out mostly the old ones but this kid had only been dead for three months now how could he have possibly figure that out?
"I ran into a hunter…after my first kill. Tried to save my soul pathetic I put him in his place. Didn't get a name though maybe I should get yours before I kill you." He said. The hunter stared at him in silence before uttering out a single word.
And all hell broke loose; Sou screamed angrily throwing his head back as arms appeared from behind his back, he was covered in a dark green glow his eyes rolled back as more saliva dripped from out of his mouth.
"You were an honor student; you had three close friends and a crush on the popular girl. You lived with your mother and younger brother. What would have you done if your brother walked here on the one night you unleash your wrath? You'd kill your own brother, or mother?" he asked. Sou just laughed.
"Does it matter now? I'll kill anyone who crosses my path, anyone!" he shouted and then he attacked but he was ready for him, he dodged a hand aiming for his neck, but he brought his dagger to his face blocking its path, slicing it, no blood spilled, the hand retreated, but more came straight towards him.
"You'll suffer the same fate as I did I wasn't suppose to die!' Sou shouted as one of his hands snuck underneath him taking a hold of ankle as it threw him up against the wall. He grunted he was going to be sore in the morning that he could tell but that wasn't important what Sou just said caught his full attention now.
"I get it now. After you got your revenge it wasn't enough you killed those innocents because you were jealous of them. They were still alive and you were dead, your more pathetic then I thought." He said. Sou face was no longer pretty; the saliva was now turning a dark red color, blood.
"We'll see who the pathetic one is after I rip you apart!" he screamed. Now here it was, time to end this.
"Zangetsu." He whispered softly placing his hand over the dagger a light blue glow erupted and then a cloud of dust rose, Sou stared as the hunter stood in front of him no longer holding a small dagger but a huge sword that looked ready to cut him apart.
"You plan to kill me with that." Sou said ready to attack. He didn't say anything; he just stood his ground in his black trench coat, holding out the sword in front of him.
"No. I plan to save you with this blade." He said, and then he attacked. Sou was now oozing out blood from his mouth, nose, and eyes, his entire school uniform was left unseen now, the arms coming from his back was ready to attack him, one of the hands transformed themselves into a sharp blade as both swords came crashing together.
"Looks like I won't be able to get your name after all." Sou said. He tried not to cringe at how disgusting the ghost looked now; it wasn't even human, or a ghost, just a monster. This was the spirits true form after getting the taste of his first kill this was what he turned himself into instead of just moving on with his death.
"Zangetsu!" he shouted as his sword turned a bright blue dispersing the hands to back away from him. With a thrust he shoved the blade straight into Sou's chest aiming at the heart.
"You had your revenge…you can rest now. You were scared, and regretted killing those innocent people who came after each moment you feared it would be your brother, or mother. Their safe now Sou." He told him softly. Sou's form slowly disappeared now being replaced by his original spirit form, the blood from his face disappeared as tears poured out his eyes.
"Thank you ghost hunter…please tell my mother I'm sorry." He whispered closing his eyes, and then he began to fade away slowly dispersing into tiny white crystals as his spirit moved on.
He stood there holding the sword, grasping it tightly as it went back to its original form, a dagger that could kill any vengeful spirit sending them to the next life. He didn't know where exactly that was, and if he even believed that the spirits he helped where in a better place, that wasn't part of his job. He moved from town to town, city to city hearing of haunted places where a spirit decided to unleash his wrath just like Sou. He stepped out from the alley placing the dagger back in its sheath; the moonlight caught his appearance as he walked down the street long black coat, bright orange hair that was spiked up, his bangs hanging loose above his light brown eyes. His name wasn't ghost hunter; it was Ichigo Kurosaki seventeen year old high school student, his occupation: killing spirits.
Oh that gave me goosebumps! So i'm going to apologize now for any grammar problems and the lack of it being scary i'm new at the whole horror thing okay!
So please tell me what you think like i said this is just a little preview of what i've been working on if i get a lot of positve reviews you'll here from me pretty soon so review, review, REVIEW!

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text: 000 FXUS63 KFSD 171134 AFDFSD Area Forecast Discussion National Weather Service Sioux Falls SD 634 AM CDT Wed May 17 2017 .SHORT TERM...(Today and Tonight) Issued at 400 AM CDT Wed May 17 2017 Synoptically, surface boundary currently extends from south central MN, southwestward to east central Neb. Aloft, mid level low pressure is closed off near the KS/CO border, with another large closed upper low over Idaho. The various models are in pretty good agreement in moving the upper low northeastward toward west central IA by 00Z Thursday, then filling the low tonight as it moves toward western Lake Superior. One of the more remarkable things today is how much stronger the northerly winds look over a large portion of our forecast area. The surface boundary pretty much hangs up close to where it is now, extending across northwest IA. To the north and northwest of this boundary, gradient really tightens up with a lot of 25 to 35 knots in the mixed layer. Therefore our SD zones, as well as many of our southwest MN zones, will have north to northeast winds increasing to 20 to 30 mph. Then as the surface boundary moves further southeast tonight, our forecast area could see a lot of 20 to 35 mph from I 29 and points eastward, with decreasing winds in our western zones. Because of the rainfall and northerly winds, many locations will not see temperatures move a whole lot today. However our zones in northwest IA and immediate adjacent locations should see warming in the upper 60s to lower 70s. In terms of rainfall, 850-700mb frontogenesis is rather disorganized, however some does exist this morning from southwest MN to to near Tyndall SD, pinwheeling this afternoon to along the I 29 corridor. This mimics the movement of a broad trowal maximized in the 305-320K layer coinciding with deep moisture. All of this is just on the backside of the movement of the mid and upper low, with 500-300mb QG forcing moving across our eastern zones. Although high pops are warranted throughout nearly all of our forecast area at one time or another, there is consensus in showing the most rainfall coincident in the frontogenetic and trowaling areas, with an average of one to one and a half inches possible in the late morning and afternoon generally in southwest MN and Brookings, southward to southeast SD. Heading into northwest IA, rain amounts may average closer to an inch or so, with the lightest amounts confined to our western zones of around a half inch. In terms of severe weather chances, agree with the current SPC outlook in that there is a slight risk in our far southeast corner, from about Ida county to Spencer IA in the mid to late afternoon. We have the aforementioned surface boundary swinging through during this time frame, with 850- 500mb lapse rates just over 7C/km. MU Cape in the elevated layers is averaging around 1100 J/kg in this area, but one limiting factor due to the rainfall today is effective shear. The SRH in the effective inflow layer is just 50, with surface to 3km SRH a modest 85. Cape in the effective shear layer is about 800 J/kg. NAM soundings show DCAPE`s this afternoon in that region just over 600, so the primary threat would likely be elevated hailers. Basically our far southeast zones are what appears to be just on the back edge of the primary severe threat. Tonight as the low pulls northeastward, stabilization takes over in northwest IA this evening ending the severe threat rather early. The rainfall will also subside, and not really expecting any pockets of heavy rainfall tonight anywhere in our area. With the brisk northerly wind mentioned above, lows tonight will be chilly, with mid 40s to lower 50s common. .LONG TERM...(Thursday through Tuesday) Issued at 400 AM CDT Wed May 17 2017 A brief upper level ridge will begin to build over the area on Thursday, bringing quieter and drier conditions. Surface northerly flow will be advecting cooler air and unseasonable temperatures into the area. Highs will generally be from the mid 50s east of I-29 to lower 60s west. Unsettled weather conditions return this weekend as an upper trough over the Pacific northwest slides northeast from the Four Corners to the High Plains. A shortwave will be moving into the area ahead of the lead upper low Thursday night into Friday, increasing rain chances across the area. GFS/ECMWF suggest a saturated atmosphere while NAM shows a drier atmosphere between the 950/850mb layer early Friday morning. Leaned to GFS/ECMWF for this time frame. Models also show a weak instability ahead of the 850mb boundary; therefore a little potential for thunder is possible. Another concern for Friday is the well below temperatures expected thanks to the northeasterly cold air and precipitation. Highs will range from the mid 40s to lower 50s, readings in the lower 40s could be possible. Rain and thunderstorm chances continue on Saturday as the main upper low slides into the area. Precipitation chances will depend on the location of the surface low; but a lot of inconsistencies still remain with this system. By 12Z Saturday, the ECMWF tracks the low close to the CWA, somewhere between Nebraska and Iowa border, while the NAM/GFS track the low farther south. Despite the uncertainty in depicting the track and time, most areas will see rain through Saturday afternoon. Looking ahead through the remainder of the extended, drier conditions and milder temperatures will be in place, at least through Sunday. Periodic showers and thunderstorms return on Monday into Wednesday as several shortwaves move in across the Northern Plain. There is plenty of uncertainty at this point; therefore did not make major changes during this time frame. && .AVIATION...(For the 12Z TAFS through 12Z Thursday morning) Issued at 630 AM CDT Wed May 17 2017 There will be a preponderance of low clouds this morning for many areas, ranging anywhere from LIFR to MVFR. These clouds have developed in a gap in the rainfall. KHON is one exception who could be in and out VFR this morning, before MVFR stratus moves down from the north in the mid and late morning hours. Otherwise another round of showers and thunderstorms is expected to develop and lift northward into this area during the late morning and afternoon hours. Currently the next wave is evident on radar in south central Neb and north central KS. MVFR clouds are expected to linger tonight as the rainfall wanes. && .FSD WATCHES/WARNINGS/ADVISORIES... SD...None. MN...None. IA...None. NE...None. && $$ SHORT TERM...MJ LONG TERM...05 AVIATION...MJ


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Fresh splits emerged in Greece's fast-fracturing coalition yesterday as police fought running battles with rioters in Athens, and European leaders called again on the nation to urgently find an extra €325m (£272m) in spending cuts.
Greece faces a crucial parliamentary vote on the latest austerity measures needed to secure a second €130bn rescue package on Sunday, which the Finance Minister Evangelos Venizelos has labelled a vote on the beleaguered nation's future within the single currency bloc.
But yesterday a small partner in Greece's governing coalition, the rightwing LAOS party, said it planned to vote against the hugely unpopular new measures. The about-turn comes after deputy labour minister Yannis Koutsoukos, a member of the Pasok socialist party, walked out of the government on Thursday accusing Greece's foreign creditors of subjecting the country to "blackmail". Mr Koutsoukos was joined yesterday by the deputy foreign minister, Mariliza Xenogiannakopoulou, who became the fifth government minister to quit over the new austerity measures since they were announced on Thursday.
LAOS leader George Karatzaferis said the country could "get by without being under the German jackboot". He said: "They have stolen our pride. I cannot tolerate this. I cannot allow it, even if I have to starve."
Speaking last night, Prime Minister, Lucas Papademos, pictured below, said senior members of his government would be expelled if they oppose the austerity programme.
The defection of LAOS is not fatal to Greece's efforts to avoid a catastrophic default when a €14.5bn bond repayment falls due on 20 March because the measures will pass with the support of Socialist Pasok party and the conservative New Democrats.
Mr Papademos and heads of the three parties backing his government have already agreed to deep private sector wage cuts, civil service layoffs, and significant reductions in health, social security and military spending. But the party leaders balked at demands for more cuts to already depleted pensions, later issuing nebulous assurances that a solution had been found.
"Unfortunately, the eurogroup did not take a final, positive decision,"Mr Venizelos said after Thursday's talks in Brussels. "Many countries expressed objections, based on the fact that we did not fully complete the list of additional measures required to meet our targets for 2012. The choice we face is one of sacrifice or even greater sacrifice - on a scale that cannot be compared."
Patience in Paris and Berlin is stretched at the jockeying for position among Greece's political leaders ahead of elections which could come as soon as April, as well as Greece's reluctance to commit to the structural reforms demanded by the IMF, European Union and European Central Bank.
Despite Greece facing up to a fifth year of recession, Athens has agreed to fire 15,000 civil servants this year and slash the minimum wage and pensions, triggering waves of protests.
Jean-Claude Juncker, who chairs the Eurogroup of eurozone finance ministers, has demanded that the Greek parliament ratify the package tomorrow, and a further €325m of spending reductions needed to be identified by next Wednesday, after which euro zone finance ministers would meet again.
Greek visitors to Britain have risen despite economic strife
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The Greek escape...is to Britain. Despite the economic strife in Greece, the number of holiday trips here increased by one-fifth in December compared with a year earlier. Provisional figures from VisitBritain reveal a 21 per cent rise in Greek visitors to the UK – a steeper increase than from any other EU country except Finland.
Peak season for Greek visitors to Britain is between October and December, a time when there is negligible UK tourism to Greece. An extra 10,000 Greek tourists came to Britain in the last quarter of 2011. The rebound will be welcome news to Britain's tourist industry. In 2010 visitors from Greece dropped by nine per cent, and overall spend by a quarter, as austerity cuts began to bite.
Mark Di-Toro from VisitBritain said: "We are perceived by the Greece as traditional with great culture and heritage, whilst at the same time being a modern and hip place to live, work and visit."
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But I digress – in Glenn's presentation tomorrow, we have what we believe could be Australia's (and maybe the world's) first official XNA Games Studio 2.0 beta demo in Australia going down as part of the day's festivities (the beta was released mid last week, so of course we have no way of telling if it is indeed Australia's first, but I'm going to claim it because it makes things so much more exciting.) I'm looking forward to seeing what has changed since v1.0, and what Glenn has been able to do with it in the 2 weeks he has had to play…
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Washington Post, The (Newspaper) - May 31, 1923, Washington, District Of Columbia DIED On Tmwiiii C'V 'PHAItt.RS WltNN'KK luiibsniJ of tJwfatiU C. SoKflci.ter fi-i-A-., PVstarfcl from fcU Ute Spring. on FrMnT. I. nt a n. Idsttrutfnl at Gleawood innrtery at 1- noift. tMvplUl, NF.f.MR MAY.' Howard V. Donohor and (UuiftUtrr 0' n. and Hlrti- A. AVorn. EftfWHl on May 38, 2 p, m.m whether the foreign policy of the Tntod In t'o Tuesday, Jtar 20 of C. t. Hill, of 450 r froin Bddrftxa on Fridaj-, W it a. m., to In.mj.cii- CaaPvptloa KJgblh and N northwest, mint will be al m. 'in.. and Itfriml to, Ii.terroe.jt In Mount TteMtay. MV 39." at a. m Hltier The. Montsomerr. T-jfrt. Si, ELIZABETH 'JOXtfa, iMtlivr or Alex II. tt'.ll- nr.. WU'.laiaa and W. TOSPLIT.OI lealing of Breach Stirs Democrats to Activity. 'LAYS ON COURT ISSUE Endeavoring to Revive Contro- versy Among Republicans. "D June I, at-2p. m. WedAfwlar. 30, 192.1. 9-90 f: (ft .'.vt 1334 Mt9tl ROBCHT 6'.. lMi.ib.uta Thomnon Kearnry. at the of the Barrel tVvt. on, Friday. Jupe 1. at 0 a. m. and frtrnda Invited. SH; IMS, at m.. at Walter Bmd hoapftal, HAttKI, CAltrKjiTER, belorM of lieut. li-ywnnl fUspalai at of Xorrol K. Tablet, 18N L street oorthwMti Serried at the Melon of Xorral K. Tatoler. Mar 31. )0 Intrr- in-rBt Arltmrton Naliooal'ceniiUtTT. Rela- tVTiWi and frkwU larUed to artenrt. (Provi- I.. Tror. W. T.. aad-Mliinfapo- Mlna.. papery pleaoe oo Wedneariaj, Maj 80. 1023, bN aoathea.it WILLIAM B.v beloved ImubsiDd of K. Miller and father Wyrtwh Miller, Jr. Notice o( MOOM- May 80. 1933. AGNTCS f. Cmthf, beloved wffe of Honnr rnricrml froA Tier 704 P afreet 1. at a. m.. to 8t. Joaept.'a tburch, where mam i.i ue -iitu ni o'rlx-tt. at Mount OIH-et Wedneaday. Mar- CO. 1923. the ProfMem-r' JOHN" J.. of J. Murphy, of 804 I- it reel nnrrbfast. of inooral latfr. into on ncBdar. May 80, 1KB. at her residence, HP H Snmael rhllllpat, Sotrce of funeral hereafter. v PlTttS -Oa WednewJaj, May 90, 1028, at the NatJonal nockvlltc pike; Md., O8KB WILAOX widow of Bdward PttUs. at the S. H. Hltifa fonenil horon 2tX.l FoiirteeoUi atrcet nortbweat, Ol.lar. June I. at 2 p. m. aand InTited. Interment PLAKTE-On Tueadar. May lJtt3, at rolroralty hospital, the Bev. .101 IN It. M. J. I'untral from DabUre.i chapel. Georgetown mU-f-rtlty. on FVlilav. June 1, at 9 a. and Masi papers I'li-d -e ropy, t REEVES On Uondaj. ?8. 1S23, P m CAHOLtNE. wife, of the. late l.avui r. Kuftcral resldenrf of her daafhter, H. 12M FnankUn rf nortneaRt (BrookUnd. oa May 81. at 3 P. ro. Belmtrrea mtd friends inrlted to attend. Interment r remeterr- RYDF.m On May SO. 1023, MARY, beloved wife of the late Patrick funeral her-late reaWenre. 1327 -Offl- Irt tin on Trtday. Jnne t at a. m. Reqatem mam at the hitrrh of the Nativity at a. m. Rela- MfcN md frleadt tnTlterl. Interment at Mount Olivet feme Wry. SZLIN'OER May 30, 1P23. at a, m ADKF-YX- ROSE, daughter of Mon- Kif> and Eatellf; Relicier. t >irtcral from her reMdenre. 1913 street nortbwett. Apartment ,'0, oo i'Vldaj, 1, 2 g, m. J.iter- at Wathlngfon He-brew hit ioan Park hotel, JESS W. SMITH, fifty-two at the funeral parrora of Martin W. Hyhonft Co., 1800 N Kuncral and Interment Washington Court House, Ohio. Taradny, May I9S3, at her rtntdenoe. MM Wtwonain arenue north- weft. MARY O. HWANTOX. will ttfld tbe Church ot the A N> w J em na 1 em, 31 s t een t h. a nd Torcora D ff strecta northwMt, oo Thuraday, .Maj 31, at ft M p. m. Ir.tennent at Rath, Mo. Frank Geier's Sons Co. LINKS LEAGUE AND TRIBUNAL CsuMltlud 1MO. IUlat6II-UU J. WU4JAM LjES'8 SOXS N xnlo. ComjmidKiu cMP.' ud cruu- -THl ORIGINAL THO3. R. NALLEY SONS KLJCVKM'il ft. S. t. Kmtolmtrs e mmral Llnrohi 'ail-KH HERBERT B. NEVIUS tn NKW iVK. N.W. UAIX 280ft Prtrats mU-tl JAMES T. RYAN AVE ver the world issue, the evi- of serious friction, threaten- ng a partx. split, apparently have disappearad to Such an extent that !eliberate efforts are now being made by the Democratic national committee to revivg thejn. At the same time the appears to >e striving to encourage Republican pposition oreign policy by attempting to show bat the court bears a definite ationship to the league of nations, which created it, and that attacks on the league give aid and comfort o the President's opponents in his own party. Hall Outlines Campaign, Chairman Hull, of the Democratic national committee, last evening is- sued a statement in which.fe; main points in the Democratic plan of campaign are emphasized. The strategy is to seek, at all costs, tft ceep alive the controversy in the Republican party over the world court issue, seemingly to defend 'resident Harding and Secretary lughes against antileagne' well as anticourt Republicans, and to assume that the President's foreign is opposed by his own party, haii-man Adams of the Republican national committee is designated in the Democratic plan of catnpaign as the active leader in the opposition to the administration. Adams With Opposition. "Chairman Mr. Hull said night, "has raised -a clear-cut ssue In the Republican party as to A. J. PA. AVt KW. Telatlussl W. IHi Timothy Harilon H.K. THOS. S. SERGEON tt. pw. T.tspBo.0 FUNERAL DESIGNS M IMocwlr P CEO. C. SCHAFFER ITORAX WBUalS MO aw. "MEMORIALS' appartn I., i ot InstlrRcnt are seekin throw I'i court DIED Wednesday. May 30. 1023. ALICE K. WARD (nee beloved wife of Marlon T. Ward. Funeral from her late residence, ttie Coln- rado apartment, on Friday. June 1. at 2 p. ra. Interment, private, at (jlenwood cemetery. Mondar, May KM.ILIK .WEISS (nee beloven wife of the late Lcoimld IVelKa and sister at the late Dr. Loi.'la Kollplnsti, itteral .'-from Jter late flWUSence, 631 1 on Thursaay, May 31, at '0 a! m. Salemn high requiem inflss at St. Mary's church at o'clock. Interment Kt. Mary's cemetery. WEST- On Mo.r 30. at 12 noon, at the home of son. T. Mnr. Ifayelteville. X. C.. Itev. THOMAS MARSHAIA VEST. D.D.. hus- band of FVances Lannav West. Notlee of funeral hereafter. (Bultlmore, Md.. papers cony.) on Wednesday. May 24. 102S, at 3 a. m.. In Ixjs Aneclcs. Calif., CARRIB JORDAN YARN'BLL. Funeral services at 3136 Seventeenth ntreet northwest, Washington. D. C., on Thurs- day, May 31, at p. in. fiends In vlted. Interment policy of Secret irv H-.iEhrs in masters of in icrnational i ion. tlo hjs made it imperative for President Harding and Secretary 'Hughes to lake .prompt and decisive action if the -Republican national committee 13 not Jo be permitted to wreck the for- eign policy of the Harding adminis- tration." That statement by Chairman Hull is preceded by an attack on the Re- publican, national committee for hav- ing issued a' recent statement criticiz- ing the allied governments for their attitude toward; the United States In the matter of making: reimbursement for the cost of the American army of occupation on the Rhine. That Is the statement which was withdrawn upon the suggestion of Secretary Hughes. Setae on Withdrawal of State-meat. fztct that the Secretary of State regarded it as advisable not to have the statement appear In print within a few hours of the announcement of the final settlement has been 'seized upon as evidence of friction between the Harding administration arid the Republican national It Is pretty well understood, however, that the position taken- by national committee was based on views of officials of the administra- tion which-, were expressed prior to the settlement and at a time when the a-llie'd governments apparently were seeking to take advantage of the United States. It Is, -in iard on the problem" of han- dling food .Ifllvflrlc-a. To facilitate movement of supplies, he ad- letter yesterday to produce hotel supply companies and other concerns' iitakluf? .regular de- tfftrieB to" aid In moving1 supplies. tie letter urffed every hotel, reetau- mt, lunchroom, cafeteria, institu- boardlnif house and Individual -.ugeli orders to cooperate with the committee by ordering- supplies from S'to 24 h6urs in advance. "It 'Is also imperative that you ar- -to- receive .deliveries when the will not be the stated, with this In mind. .in perishable foods are ar- to deUveries between the of 12 mldntght 12 nobh. Downtown partlculaifty irged to make arrangements to re- deliveries during'" the early tiorfting i oura.'' One- other -was belns wrestled- that of gretting aijto- fc tor visitors to, go The committee in announced it has hearly'enbuih but needs abVut. lyftOO more tt. a tory showing is to-be in'a4ci .Cars are asked for a period ;ot three hours during the vteek to give visitors an opportunity to be around' jkhe. city. Special traffic wfil bejahoVn; theate cars. IN NEW Capt. McMahon. head of contlne'ntal caravan which left foi-nlft for head- quarters 'that he left Indianapolis with 160 autiomo'b'iles in line. He was to Wgln-ihe- .Journey through ''Ohio, yes- terday. Thtt flret trial; ot the Pennsylvania megaphones that; will f nish niusic for the dance of the States will be made tonight with band music. -The juntas Temple of 8E places, led, by Prof. William C. White, 'conductor of the--Army Music achcoli wjn-iJaly Maj. Oen. "Drummer of Leads Veterans in Manhattan. New York, May the. of thousands of stalwart young: sol- diers who marced New Tork at the" call of war In only a scant 150, wrinkled and be.nt with years; passed bravely In Wwlew, today bef or? (Sen. John 15. Clem, retired, "the boy of in .Ney York's Memorial day parade. Led b> "rand Marshal Henry J. Kearney, is ..t the ase of 12 served But at the battle of Orleans, the aged veterana the reviewing; htand under their battle-ecarrnd col- ors to the at the scores of thoasarids who the line qf march on Riverside drive sKlrting the aparkllriff Hudson. Following "toys In blue" marched of the world War. These men, younjr and strong, a striking; contrast to the blue coated civil war veterans, but th-eir salute no more military, their bearing no more alert. ot the Spanish-Amerlcsn war.wearing-th.e broivix trousers and IcsSlngs and blue shirts of thai day follewfld. The largest number representing' any grand army poal waa 21, and under nmost the old banners only thr'ee' of four men. Many of these were forced by inflrni- tty to ride .in automobiles. Memorial parades were also held Brooklyn and the. Bronx. In the former were about 100 9. A. "B. men arid in the latter only 19. U. S. OFFICER FREED BY CHINESE BANDITS CONTINUED FROM FIRST PAGE. Manila, was on vacation .leave in China with his wife and young son, Robert, jr., when all were kidnapped In the raid on the Shanghai-Peking express nead Suchow, May 6. Mrs. Allen and Mrs. Plnger. wife of Maj. Roland W. Finger of the army ordnance corps, Manila, -were later by the bandits and some days afterward their sons, Robert Allen Jr., and Roland Finger, jr., aUo were freed. W. Smith, the Englishman la reported as having regained hi: liberty Is a man well .over 60. He waa tourlJig the Far East for his health when he was kidnapped. At firsl Smith was reported to be taking his experiences In the outlaw stronghold as an entertaining adventure but later his companions saw signs of falling health and a -few days age the brigands promised that he would be freed. THE BEV. JOHN B. PLANTE Georgetown Professor Succumbs to an Operation. The Rev. John B. Plante, exchangi processor In the Freneh language.am literature of Georgetown university died at Georgetown hospital Tuesday evening following an operation. Fu neral services will be held In Dahl- gren chapel, of the university, tomor row morning at 9 o'clock. Interment probably w 111 be In Southbrldge Mass. Father PlAnte was 48 years old. For several years Dr. Plante was professor and editor'of the Messenger of Jhe Sacred Heart. Before gojng_ to Georgetown university Father Plante studied abroad. Rudolph Hiring. New Tork. May Her- ing, of the flrat sanitary engineers in the country to introduce the municipal system of aeratc-1 water supply, died at his home today. The system Is said to have greatly re duced the mortal itv from typhoid Mr. Bering acted as consulting en- KiTie-T to 110 cities In the United Stnir-n and Canada in connection with thn Installation of water and Bewer- SHRINE NOTES Jltohainmed temple, of; HI., sent Into towrt 'aatfrmabUS, W. i.eJPprte and J. 8. Scjiuler. Th.ese the 'temple, "jrUl hi? bera ford canafdate1 fot outer. tSe1 'ot' tfie llfie, the. holder of 8 yea.rs "IftiperlaV. potentate." .he, of Fifteenth street be closed t'o tfafflc f 'rom it' 'to il: wltttn; s area .below, Penrviyjranla aVerjuo will _the attarao Lions whiefi othei-velse wopld; ter.ed: .'over- .the; vfiltjr.., .ThejB b nd' iiind, ferrir Wheel "Q.n'1 oihsJ cntor- features'. of Srlg. Qeii. BarMHplfi's- pleasure .-ta.t the trSfflc- regulations on their firs of yesterday. TrafBc was ,wejl handled through thern.v satd, to A'rlitrgtorl. Until June 10 the army pbllce wlll-'cfooperate to. the gretL uiass ote Shrine to Give Mrs. Harding ColomaTield Gold Bowl b'pwr made, of native --field, Mar- shall otade taken by pre Shrlhe'rs of Sacramento they leave today fcir VashlngFtohv and wlU .be presented Vafrpn 'ft s fo. -n presentea, the bowl flllfd .with poRP.les ploked' from a cpuh tA Got ArgeaUnfr Is' >anri llist Mcrrsffin Grenfel] and GqmpaB7 nd tne Wanking hoiijij of tfsr I, tor' public .-.ci tioo here a ne.w aJneTntlne gOYer 'can of five per cent be- In July. Takes Iodine by Mistake. Sllsa 'A hnif Cobk, ,28 year> oW, drank, mlstalie at .the riomfe, 2I3S Pennsylvania'; avenue southeast, yesterday. An ambulance ot Casualty hospital was. syge- mojjerl and tha surgeon gave Brst aid treatment prorto.uneetf Ulss Couk out of Rites for B. McR. Pollack. Funeral for Robert Uc- KreirPollack, who Ho.me- opathlc hospital, .ware held from the family residence. 445 Massachusetts avenue northwest, Intef> rnent was in Prospecj Htl.I cemetery. Mr. FoHack employed at the Washington navy yard for 3i; years. Wrinkles Smoothed Away like Magic byNewfteam 'HOOTAND8 tmtr oita _____ r Ittra aatt wrimUts, now hea tra> mumtu (bctr pnwnf" Toatnrol to arw Abevrtrr mMtiMd and if bj MVC. TUs new tnatvnt b caDM OomiMO CTMID. It 01. M plan. It gotm riiht to tin of rtmoreti it, ud M it so wrinkle ic gmtij lifted It'B minunilou afUr the Bnt few dan tb. tffotn lookinj. Way let wrinklcm add to ynci when ttifj run now bs> buiisAcd Domino CnwB 6T7ARANTBED to bumb orcrr linf ud TOUT money uMbmtlj Infoaded. A luuik itfttil of tlO.000 proturts ftanatn to TOO nothiit( la trriBI It. It todar. I Sold at all tood drtc axd dotxurtm.nf auoh aa Peoples Drux Stares. ,0'Ponnell'B Druf Stores. 1510 H. STREET. N.W. OPPOSITE SHCREHAM Removal Sales Our assemblage of Fashions for all manner of Day or Evening Wear is being offered in its EINrTIRETY-noth- ing is being RESERVED at very DRASTIC REDUCTIONS. This sale embraces most desirable ap- parel, suitable for Summer and Early Autumn wear. Complete revision of prices in effect today. This Sale is Conducted on a CASH Basis Governmetit Checks Will be Accepted All Sales Must be ABSOLUTE PARIS ADVISES BERLIN ON REPARATION NOTE COKTINfil) JTiOM FTBST FAOK. flned to one, gun shop, the totaled oaly Official. :A dispatch to the Allegeroelne Zel- tiing from Dresden declares this re- advices the cor- respondent -received f'rom official quarters'on Monday' to the effect that- there were some fatalities. It thjit either the police1 originally misinformed, -that" the, demonstrators spirited away their dead, or that the facts are withheld tor the sake of the Saxon government s_ posi- tion. "Elberfeld, Germftny, May. in tbe Ruhr one of the German labor leaders said to Associated Press: "Our style of orsanliation complete that even It the French ar- j ag-angt the arrest ot his predecease r. rest our officials there always will be j Immediate! Hentien taken- Imo' tonvebody to step Immediately Into custody, the third chief clerk, Herr their slioes. An this will 50 on Tiemann, appointed acting preai If necessary, thelast street urchin ha been, cabled to the top." the district of. Duesseldorf haay Its fourth preaident the Another chief clerk, Herr Rentzerv took Lutterbeck's place, only to bo, aarreited this morning for protesting' dent. A SEASONABLE SHAMPOO Ruhr was occupied. The real presl- -Dr. Grqetzner, wis deported-j An especially shampoo Jor this- some tlnie ago, after he had lodged I weather can be made at trifling numerous complaint, with the occU- patlon autbcrlHes. The Germans still water. 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Grey Chambray Kalamkari Art Regular Fit Full Sleeves Giza Cotton Shirt
A variant of the best selling Kalamkari grey chambray shirt, this formal light grey shirt is a tribute to the ageless art tradition of India. Full sleeves regular fit. in 100% cotton. The chambray weave gives it a superb feel and lustre. Convertible cuff, split yoke, pleats, side gussets, extra long length and our distinctive cutaway fused collar with fish eye detachable collar bones..All the way English styling. With an ethnic touch. The shirt has Kalamkari art inlays in inner collar band, placket and inner cuff subtly laid out. Available in plus sizes.
KALAMKARI - a 3000 year old tradition derived from Persian for pen-work, famously made in Andhra. Involves vegetable dyes elaborately hand-processed and intricate art-work hand painted or block printed.
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It's roughy 8" x 4" x 5" and red in color.
From using it, it seems to be close to a polish stone but still has bite, so I'm guessing 4000? Someone help me out, it's a very nice stone.
"It's roughy 8" x 4" x 5" and red in color."
King makes a giant 1K stone that may fit. It is about 9"x4"x3 but if he paid $150 that is doubtful.
You can assume it's 4K all you want, but assumptions are just that.
There just aren't that many stones anywhere near that size which get into this country in the ordinary chain of commerce. I know you work in a Japanese restaurant, so it may be dumb to assume that the stone was purchased through a North American retailer.... but -- speaking of assumptions -- you have to start somewhere. Based on your description of size, color and edge feel, my guess would be the (Giant) King 1200#. But there's no way to know without a picture AND accurate measurements. See if you can't upload the picture from your phone to your computer and post it here afterwards.
While you occasionally run into the perfect stone for a given knife and given purpose or its position within a larger set of stones, there's no really such thing as a perfect grit. Further, it's a mistake to think that one stone will be much like another because they're nominally the same grit. On the contrary, they can be different speeds, have different types of mud, different mud breakdown, and leave different polishes.
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It is a great morning to be in the warm kitchen putting the final touches on the Mountain Thanksgiving feast. It was 4º when I awoke at 4:30 to the put the turkey in the oven. It is currently 3º. The high yesterday was 34º. Needless to say, it is cold at the top. It is days like this that I am so grateful my commute to work is from one room to another in the same building. There is frost on the trees but no snow on the ground. The trails will be icy, so please take your time coming up today. We will have some hot chocolate waiting for you when you reach the top. Happy Hiking.
11/23/2013 11:22:50 pm
Oh brrr! That's cold. You beat me this morn. I'm at 19. That turkey must be starting to smell pretty good about right now. Enjoy your feast!
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One of my student, Micah, was out on Friday in order to make the annual hike to the lodge with his family. Can't wait to hear about his stay there! I'm green with envy. I had back surgery in the spring and am not yet able to make the hike, but I'll be back!
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Icy and frigid but a warm feast awaits...enjoy! Hope the cook can get an extra nap or sleep in tomorrow...
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Hope you all have a wonderful Thanksgiving feast today and a great winter break. I am so thankful for our beautiful mountain, which so many of us love and always look forward to our next stay. Also thankful for the great staff and daily blogs and pictures all year. Looking forward to our stay in September 2014!!!
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Oh , how I wish these elderly legs of mine would take me to the top just once more! Thanksgiving up there so close to the heavens sounds marvelous. Best wishes to all who make the trek....enjoy every moment and stop to look at the small wee things around your feet as you climb.
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11/24/2013 02:13:24 am
Hi Allison... We Joneses won't be making the trip today as planned. Medical problem, unfortunately. Enjoy your Thanksgiving feast and short commute! :)
11/24/2013 03:21:09 am
Chilly! Wish you all the warmth for ya! I hear that liquor works, that might be fun! Lol!
Gail Boudreaux
11/24/2013 07:29:39 am
My hubby and two grandkids will be hiking up tomorrow! Hope they can beat the rain. They will stay w/you for two nights and come back down on Wednesday! Take care of them!
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