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Cumbria, UK, Aug 4, 2016 -- A mental health helpline has been launched to help people in Cumbria. MindLine Cumbria is the county's first dedicated mental health helpline.
The service will give practical information about mental health, what services and support are available to you and information about your rights.
It will also help you talk through your concerns, understand your problems better, explore your options, or just be there to listen when you are feeling distressed, alone or unable to see a way forward.
MindLine Cumbria is delivered by trained staff with both excellent knowledge of mental health issues and services available locally.
The five local Mind groups in Cumbria (Carlisle Eden, West Cumbria, South Lakeland, Ulverston and Furness) have been providing telephone-based information and support to people across the county for more than 25 years. In response to increasing numbers of calls they have now launched MindLine Cumbria, a centralised service with extended opening hours.
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The New Zealand coach, Stephen Kearney, believes England's selection changes for the World Cup semi-final at Wembley on Saturday make them stronger opponents, with Rangi Chase dropped from the squad and having since been granted time off to spend with his family.
Gareth Widdop, who emerged as a key player at Melbourne Storm while Kearney was assistant coach, has been included despite hardly featuring in the tournament, with Steve McNamara making a major call despite previously putting his faith in the Chase-Kevin Sinfield axis at half-back.
New Zealand, the current world champions, are without Frank Pritchard through injury but still represent daunting opponents for England after a string of convincing victories in the competition.
Kearney is confident the Kiwis can continue their impressive run and secure a place in next Saturday's final against either Australia or Fiji, a semi-final that will also be played at Wembley , but admitted England will be the strongest challenge they have faced. "We've just got to deal with the opposition that gets put in front of us," said Kearney, whose side have beaten Samoa, France, Papua New Guinea and Scotland. "It's going to be a different kettle of fish and we're mindful of that, but the guys picked up the intensity at training."
Asked about McNamara's decision to drop Chase, he said: "I don't know the circumstances. With Gareth Widdop, with Rob Burrow pushing on to the bench it probably makes them a stronger side. I'm not sitting in Steve's shoes so I don't know what has presented the opportunity for Gareth. What I do know is that he is a good player and he will give them a great deal of value. We have to make sure that we cover him off and he doesn't have a big impact on the game."
New Zealand have a wealth of attacking talent at their disposal but are expecting a hostile Wembley crowd to prove a potential obstacle on their path to Old Trafford, although when asked about playing at the stadium their top try-scorer Roger Tuivasa-Sheck mistook the venue for Wimbledon. "I don't think Roger knew where Wembley was," Kearney said. "I think he made a comment that he doesn't watch tennis, which is probably a good thing."
Sinfield admitted that in his role of captain he had spoken to a "disappointed" Chase, who misses out along with the injured Michael McIlorum. McNamara, however, denied that the decision was a risk. "No, not at all," he said when asked if Widdop's inclusion was a gamble. "I'm very pleased for Gareth. He's had to bide his time and be patient and it has been difficult for him. I'm really comfortable with him playing.
"There's no issue whatsoever from me with him [Chase]. He wasn't selected. People deal with that in different ways and Rangi has been really good for this team for a long period of time now. He wasn't selected and has asked for some time at home, which I was happy to grant that permission so he's back with his family."

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This week on the PS store the J&D collection is only $20. An absolute STEAL considering you're getting 3 of the best Ps2 games ever made. Pick it up if you haven't already.
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I've wanted to get into this series. I missed out on a lot of great PS2 games back in the day. (Girls)
I only got into the "Ratchet & Clank" series a few years ago. I tracked all the PS2 games down, bought them used, and played them over the course of a few months. Then finally got to get caught up on all the PS3 installments.
Would you compare this game to the R&C series? Meaning, if I like those, would I like Jak and Daxter?
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Albert Lea Freeborn County Standard (Newspaper) - May 30, 1889, Albert Lea, Minnesota Enterprise VOL. XXXII.A Lr,HUT LEA, MINN., MAV !!0, 1889. FATHERS and MOTHERS! NO. 2*. A STIFF intl NU OF nil INK I A iv alwnvs tr pIcHSllll SFI IMI to - Uh <> IM dress I hem <'Ii i hi re I heir < Iii If I ret (Mimldrtji I lh ii liiemsel\( well, (•iud, am for it i to is •ii joy pl n on th*, liquor question and t!',''1!, ,rVi,liln., , ire,,,.rally. When Tile Sun Ith(.I)ull,th rn*'1 Hie telegraph Ii NN'iiitr A Zumbrota t A von mr ma ii ( lot lies I here is a: OO or hoy limned i> no exeilsi their duty washed: with dirty, lugged or ill-litting I of hiiiisell. and it is natural, for se for either kind if his parents v. Dirty Clothes can 1 rutrjrcd ( lollies eau * M M! piddled, and Well-Fitting Clothes! Of all made from be the loin in hen pest I he \ ear t the roam very at finest, can TNE BOSTON I JU a rents Sir Imiiii«I ('all and se< (or I (' > i< )V> I it ll. o read\ von can the trre;ii Assortment. ages that we carry. We made. ( heaper tban HIV t lie clot Ii. OI CLOTHING-! ' NII tIi«* lariat Vt en Miaul, ill (lie On- j. tennial llanqoel I'.xeept *^o\. Hill--- J Headier* Harrison nn«l Hayes W t'rc % elf Handy Vilih llir Fluid*. N' W York Hut] J One who has travelled through most I ot tho states during the great presider/* tial battle and since has heard frequent comments concerning President 11 arri soli's view drinking announced Hie morning after inauguration that President Harrison stopped in tile Vice-President's chamber and took a stilt drink of whisky before reading Ins inaugural address, there was a shiver among some of his admirers. It has since been demonstrated that the shock was especially felt by republican women. One of these at hrs! would not believe it, and only excused it on account of tin* shocking weather when indubitable evidence was presented that the President did take tie* drink aforesaid. Hie, with many others, had always thought that Hie President was a strict temperance man, and believed that any criticism to the contrary emanated from democratic spite and malice. Several of these I New York republican ladles were so I interested in the truth of the matter that a Sun reporter felt it his duty to give casual attention to it at the cen-1 tennial banquet, It will bi;remembered that at tie* President's table, besides himself, were Mr. Morton, Mayor nrant, (Joy*. Hill, drover cleveland, Senator Iliscock, senator (.Yurts, ( Bishop Potter, Chauncey M. He pew, It. ll. Hayes, Secretary Proctor, and one or two others. livery man at that table except (Jov. 11 ill drank tile wine placed before him. President Harrison handled the glass containing the sparkling champagne quite as familiarly as any of the others. Iii fact, President liar* risen and Mr. Hayes were quite ju-handy with the fluids as any of the men, more or less renowned, that The Sun reporter has seen at great public banquets. The one man Yvho through it all tasted only A poll i naris was Gov. I Livid lf II ill. Ute items A (mill (lur road.' •I Wins Republican. Hon. I. Ck Stearns, of Now Kail* HONORS TO TMK FALLEN URA VE. J. F. JOHNSON. Zumhrota writes: "The running of trains outlie I duluth road makes tilings quite lively in town." Hold Memorial Order for To The last we J. C. Lottos has bi lion foreman at the duluth road passenger trathe • k averaged od persons daily. ii appointed sec* Zumbrota end of •* between Ped oiig the I)., ll. W. ompleted Friday J went over in tin The Fair Protest of An Teacher. Adiuiruhh (ll fill lh( I hat Mi \v TI A and stoni l>» it' HI (lit* ( Ii, t1m*\ ait minty, and at the rices O now Iii SH MOREY E. STERN, Prop. THE YEAR 'ROUND We continue <,iir Steady Trade, and at all Seasons make Hie People Happy by making their feet Coin-forl a bit*. IM erybody knows thai pinch***]. cold or hot lect makes people miserable. This we avoid by fiir-iii'liina: Men. Women ami Children with ii IM Hi v I lluI l it. Vv I'fecl Fit gives ('ouifort. Weare comfort-nm liers. We eau save you From hot.tired.;iehing Feet in Summer and are always -lad torii) it. even if we do not make a cent. ( all and we will tell you all Al.Br.Ki Lea.,Va) T, l-*<. KrfifrrSin fir ut hilt;—As oin* oi tin* members of the 'I•* whers Dint mite, I wish to acknowledge tin favor you did us, in gratuitously distributing copies al Uh- Hi a si'Alto Minong us. aud at th* '.nm* tlliH* to protest against the unmerited as I** noons ca*t lipoti us iii that Mum* Issue of your palier. Your statement about th** tuimtier of teacher* at**|tutlnted with the name of William W iiidom I- entirely wrong My th** method of questioning, aoy person missing one <}ui>gioi) w as debarred from answering the follow (agones, and then* is no doubt that many were in the same | sun I mn as th** writer of this, who failed to recall to mind the moue of Heeietary Proctor aud, knowing all the other names, was obliged to sit still and allow the Mta VO a un to solemnly de* I are that she did not know th** name of the secretary of the treasury. There may be some |M»ints upon which our erudition is not siirprts-tngly profound,ami w** know that among us. ami Classed as 'tet her'*." ar** **0111** ignorant, un* quallAed persons pla****il then* by th** deplorable mismanagement to which political machinery ha* condemned us, but the mass of th*- tcaelMn of our county are the same as before, and are bravely ming to do good work In the country schools, ft is neither just nor kind for th** lead lug new simper of the counts to add to the difTI-eiiltt* s which environ us. VY'** are obliged to consider tills atLe k as msile on the principle of "kh-ging a man when Ie* is down," as we do not remember that any similar on** was ever made wliite we were under the intelligent supervision of an officer who would have resented anything ■*<> prejiKlic. il to our interests. Although it may not he a vital question whether we knew the names of iii** cabinet nffioers, it is still des!rabic A. s. railroad wa? and the ii rat incssa afternoon. Passe liger coach No. I, of the Duluth, Red Wing A Southern railroad, canto in Monday. It is a veritable palace on wheels built on the most modern plan and a line piece of workmanship. It is o2}j feet in length of which about ii feet constitute the car pro|K?r. At one end is a smoking apartment, a saloon aud the heater and at the other a saloon and lavatory. The whole interior is linished in mahogony with plate glass mirror panels, it will accommodate Lo persons and is the work of the Ohio Falls far company of Jeffersonville, I nd. I lie car lias lieeu named "lied Wing," a large red wing being symbolical oi the name of the city. It was open for inspection in tee St, Louis yards yesterday afternoon and many compliments were bestowed on tin* management of the road for tee enter* prise shown in securing such a palatial J structure. Duluth Herald. It is Secretary Phelps' belief that I the new Pacific Coast Miort line, about which tin* Herald has given considerable information, is negotiating with the Duluth, Red Wing a Southern to n.'<* tin* latter road as its outlet to Duluth aud tin* lakes. As Inns been stated, contracts are let on this line at each end, I~J 1 miles westerly from Sioux < Sty, LIO miles Oast from Ogden, Utah, The line will connect at Sioux City with the Red Wing road, and that will lie its shortest route to Duluth, its known objective point. This Pacific ( oast short line road is of much importance and is a scheme of greater magnitude than is generally realized, and its traffic would put tee Red Wing road iii a strong position at once and give it a tremendous through trafiic. Hoi,..nit |*n«*u Y) III Hr rviee*-. -OflieiHl Msj 'n Program. j . The beautiful reremonies of the order of the (hand Army of the Republic in honor of the fallen soldiers ) of the I nfon. will be conducted bv I Robson Post N o 5, in this city to-day. I I lie oration at the cemetery will lie delivered by* Hon, J. A. Leonard, I editor of tin* Rochester Post, and his effort will In* entirely worthy cf tin* occasion. P. F. PETERSON JOHNSON & PETERSON, FURNITURE! Hfyixji a limns Hotbox Post No. 5. Dkiw. V* I!*1 *'• 'N It. . I ll* ti I Att, .Winn,. Af fly v. ' it awin bors of th** Punt, the members ut * ump Meade Hons of Veterans, every old soldier in I re* iH.rn county, ami all other citizens wishing to join th** marehlie; column will assemble at Co* court house at too'cloek a. in., on Thursdav, May .sot11, 1 Hsu. ' Pc nm it Iv tion of Marshall OII DEK OI .MAUCH. t lfl.ru tho procession under direc-Htney will move iii the 1 hat on this point, as upon more important ones ii put into your treatment of us a little more of the spirit of Ari-tides. JI HON I ii. NELSON A SORENSON, Druid s in Com fort-(living hoots and Shoes, firoad-vviiy, Albert Leu, ll inn., I nile*! Slates of America. $ h ft. y. & ilks SIMMON BINDER. «#* Tho most successful and most durable of all harvesting machines. Contains every device needed to make a machine perfeot. Made of the best material and in tho best wav. Light draft and easy work for driver and horses. Easiest raised and towered of any harvester. I bf re is no Yveiglit on tho horses' necks-, no tearing of canvas or straps, for thoro are springs to relieve the strain caused by shrinkage; no choking at front of elevators, for their is a relief rake to prevent it. No other Binder has this valuable device. Everything on-tho CHAMPION has been made as simple and substantial as possible. No other Harvester has as good cutter bar and guards, or as many and as good knives, or as strong and adaptable reel, or as simple a method of driving the Binder, nor as good plan for squaring the butts of the bundles. The CHAMPION Butter is unlike any other, and is superior to them all. I he ( II AMPION will cutall kinds of small grain that grow no matterin what condition; it is lighter draft than any other Harvester doing tho same work; it is easily managed by any farmer; it will cause less trouble and expense for repairs, it will make less delay in harvest time, and it will do more work and be more durable than any other Harvester and Binder that is made. THE WARDER, BUSHNELL & GLESSNER COMPANY, SPRINGFIELD, OHIO. MANUFACTURERS CHICAGO, ILL. Knrti ca ti v . lev i;. Wino. We are glad to receive the explanation as to the failure of the teachers to answer certain simple questions at the institute last week, and chee rf ally giY'e it place in our columns. Our criticism was based on information derived from three reliable persons, a lawyer, an ex-editor and an ex-teacher who were present, and thus yvo had reason to rely on it. If literally true it was certainly discreditable 'to the teachers present, and it was the duty of the Standard, in the interest of the schools and the public to make the fact known. We hope that it was true only iii the manner explained by our correspondent. We understood that but few, comparatively, of the experienced teachers and only about one-third oi all the teachers of the county were present in the institute at the time, ami supposed that was in a measure, the explanation. The Standard is and always has been the friend of the teachers, but it has a vet higher regard for the interests of the schools, which are paramount to any of a personal character. We never kick "a man when he is down" merely for tin* sake of kicking him; rather for the purpose of correcting, improving or kicking him out, and that is a duty iii the case our correspondent has in' mind, which it is due to the teachers as well as tho schools that we should faithfully execute. We would not otherwise be true to the interests, the welfare and the progress of education, and to the schools and the teachers which are its main aud active adjuncts. To bt* just to the teachers is a pleasure as well as a duty; altogether those of Freeborn equal those of any like county of the and we are glad to know that of them, like our admirable rank among tin* best. The Burning of Luther College. We copy the following concerning this calamity from the Northwood Anchor: "College burned this morning; nothing left but walls." This was the first news of th** sad flite of this line edifice, and caused a sadness in the hearts of many here, for "warm personal recollections still linger. I lie following is from tin* Des Moines Register: "Decorah, May 20. special to the State Register:-The Lutheran College in this city burned shortly before midnight. The night watchman discovered smoke issuing from one of dormitory windows, and after a brief investigation raised an alarm. The college bell was rucg vigorously, and this was repeated by the regular city fire hell. rh is railed out the lire department and citizens, but as the college is situated a mile west of the city, the means for lighting the lire were limited to those belonging to the college itself. These held the lire iii check for two hours, but as it was located in a confined space that was extremely inaccesible by ail ordinary means, its extinction was impossible. The tire crept along the roof and at two o'clock broke through the roof and hopes of saving the building were given up. The contents were wholly removed. The structure belongs to the Norwegian Lutheran churches of America. It was built by contributions and dedi cated October 14th, lv»5, and its supine is largely derived from the same sources. During its existence over thirteen hundred students have attended it and its present attendance is IHT. I lit* cost ol the building and grounds was J? I HO,DUO, one-half of which is destroyed by this misfortune.'' Ruth et- College was four stories high and covered a space of axixTO feet, and carried only spnmu insurance; which only covers the incumberance on the same. , "_ -_.r_- D. K follow liq; OHI cr: Drum Corp**, Camp Mead,* Noun * if Veteran**, KoIwhii I*oh1 Ko, 5 OM MoMle. .. ' dural Committee iii CarriaRe**, Citizen* Rerierally. OPOKU OF < KH KMG.VIK* AT I (CM FT KIO , Decoration of i;ra\e*, by the Coit, Music bv the drum euros Prayer, tty Comrade Rev .Mm Houek. y oral music, Poem, Address, bv Capt. J. A. Leonard. Y oral music. Returning, Dip name order of march Hill in* , 0sirens an* cordially invited to participate iii iii** o(*b< nance of tin* day. Attention is again called to tin* following re ..ii " pained at the lith annual encampment Mt nioriHi pay is the cholee*! in the calendar or the Grand Army a day of sweet re me I a-nraiice dear to every loyal heart, and any veda-St lh Dy making It th** occaaimi oi imoiity ami amu«enietit, such as character-izes Fourth of .fitly, should Is* treated assn m-illgnity to the coiiir.ules who died that the country might live.** I*', b* Pol I KS, J, Q. ANNIS, Adjutant. Commander. <<*M HITTI I FOR PKI < (HAT I Mi OKA v RS. Mrs .Far ,*, /.arson with Anna Rlackinerand L*»ttA Kl licit Non. Mrs ll i *il\In with Josie Greene and Inez I- Tost, Mrs .im,> \Vhyt4*ck with Nora (Julbrandson ami i V irgtnia Winlock. Mrs VY- A fiiggin Hit) he. Mrs F ll Fobes With Jennie Hayes end Leila roof'll. Mrs I Hosford with Kila House and Maud Urn WU. Auihs Antlia with Nelli** Lowe amt Maud (|MrupD ° r>rtter with Day and Hattie J. aW,. Varnell!"" """ '"*■* "*'" Mrs Peck with Mary House and Myrtle I Ame. " 'rblackiner with Manito Wedge and Mina IMacknicf*. Mail™ T,lom;H w 1,11 ,-Alira Why took aud MnZ K Mattery with Birdie Taytor aud Minnie I lavlMMirn. Mrs Long with Miss Frost ami Amanda Lar- UNDERTAKING! A KINK LINK OF Parlor and Chamber Sets, HATTAN it ut I HKK1) (HAIRS, «itll (Hive Higgins ami Alice Extra Fine, New Styles, Ladies' Writing Desks, CURTAINS and FIXTURES. We put up Ciii'fiiins for our Customers. A hill line of CaskctH tiiixl CodhiN. Kmbalming given prompt attention, boot ami shoe store. Night calla answered up stairs over Waiter Thompson's .lOIINHON A. PETERSON. KING'S COMM ITT KF. FOK Mf'GRAVING GV CROMti. Mr' I PJI rec Hi, Mrs II Lu kins, ami Mrs CH ram s worth. Combination Optometer! The 'rile* Ffleet of tho Inspection Law. result of tip* meat inspection state many critic, The Nashville Students in Des Moines. Des Moines Register. The Nashville Students, the celebrated colored company of plantation singers gave a very enjoyable concert at the Grand last night. The company includes some mangnificent voices, and they sang the jubilee and plantation songs and ballads and other selections with very fine effect. The voices blend very well. and show a high degree'of cultivation. The program included solos, duets, quartettes and choruses, many of which had to bo repeated before tin* audience would be satisfied. The company responded to a good many encores, giving a program of about thirty selections. In some of the humorous pieces the singers gave a mimicry and inimitable rendering that was extremely funny and kept the audience in a roar. Tho rich voices of the company appeared to special advantage in the choruses, and the whole program was very creditably given. 'These famous singers will appear at the opera house Saturday evening, J line 8th. law in Minneapolis is thus stated by the star: Some companies have raised the price more than others, hut one company is trying the experiment of selling at nearly the same prices as before the law went into effect. This company, however, is the exception. Sirloin steak that could be bought for 15 cents is now selling at 18 cents. Porterhouse steak is sellingut 18 and 20 cents, which is 3 ami 5 cents above former prices. Corned beef is nearly the same in price as before, as is also pork. Dealers think that poultry will be a grain higher. One dealer said: "This new law is obnoxious to meat dealers as well as to the customers, rite dealer has to raise tin* price to make anything, and the meat is not nearly as good as formerly." 'rite question was asked him if this law affected the country dealers as much as it did tin* city dealer. Ile replied: "It has practically no effect on the country dealer, as they have always killed their own beef. The provision companies around St. Paul depend almost entirely on the city trade. When questioned as to the probability of tin* provision companies raising the present price, lie said, "They may form a combination and so raise the prices aud we cannot help ourselves." A Popular St. Paul Hostelry. I lo* hotels of st. Paul are famous for their excellency the world over. Hotel nu n are a good deal like poets, and as Horace has it, they are born and not made. Among the many pleasant resting places for the sojourner and way-l ating man in that city, none has achieved a more enviable reputation than tin*'Clifton, situated right in the heart of the city on Fifth street, opposite the new court house. Mr. J. Ii. Baker, the proprietor, is a veteran boniface, and what hi* doesn't knoYV about conducting a first-class house is not worth inquiring about, lie is splendid caterer, a genial host and a deservedly popular landlord. The Clifton is conducted on t!u* American and European plans, md is possessed of every modern convenience, including electric lights elevators, steam heat, etc. The apartments are superbly furnished and the table and service unsurpassed. Added to this the rates are moderate, and, in fact, the Clifton combines every quality of a first-class hotel. .lust the place, in short, where the guest can be provided with every luxury, convenience and comfort. Albert Lea and Freeborn county people in general will be always wel-come at the Clifton, and will find the entertainment in all respects pleasing and satisfactory. lh** latest ami most practical iustrument for Ut* purpose of TESTING THE EYES. I* requently one eye Is found to bo near-stftitod will!** lh*- other may be far-sljcbted. The Importance of lining each eye separately will b« readily understood. This OI 'L'O.YIETER Is m> arranged that the exact focus of lens required for each eye can be ascertained Without Guess-Work, Or confusing the sight, by experimenting with different ulanses, as Is usually the custom. I)o not fall to have your eyes tested with this instrument, whether you are wearlmr glasses or not. This la- -itfument is now In use by us. Charge for Examination, And in connection with it we keep a large assort-infill of the Wait For the Wagon I ntil June 1st,- then we will give away a nice express wagon to some one of our customers. Two good organs cheap. Cook stoves, sewing machines, and all kinds of second hand furniture at big bargains. We are headquarters for all kinds of useful every-day articles, also keep all kinds of sewing machine needles and oil. With every purchase of SI or more we give you a chance to w in a prize. Call in. A. II. SQUIER. FINEST SPECTACLES That are made. Clocks, "Watches, Jewelry A splendid stock tor I **** or for Birthday, Wedding and other Presents. Repairing warranted BESSESEN & STEEN. Row to Make Money. lo save money is to make money. The common way of washing clothes on a washboard is growing out of favor fast. The Eclipse Washer Yvill do the work better, in less time, and with no wear to the clothes; the savings Yvill in a short time buy a machine. Used by hundreds of families in this county alone, n recommend of this wonderful machine is unnecessary, S. lteinsberg warrants them for two years. HSTe-w KTovelties in SPRING .. GOODS, . NOW AltKIVING AT J. W. SMITH'S, A Sound Legal Opinion. E. Bainbridge, Munday Esq., County Atty., Ubly Co., Texas, sa)': "Have used Electric miters with most happy results. My brother also was very low with Malarial Fever and Jaundice, but was cured by timely use of this medicine. Am g a ti slit'd Electric Bitters saved his lite." Mr. D. I. Wileoxson.of Ilnrsp Cave, Ivy., adds a Ilk** testimony, saying: He positively believes lie would hav«* died, had It not been for Electric Bitters. This great remedy will ward off, as well as cure all Malarial Discases, and for all Kidney, Liver and Stomach Disorders stands unequaled. Brice 50c. and ft at Wedge & Barlows Drugstore. "(wood Times." This high-bred Clydesdale stallion shows ti first-class pedigree, and is us fine as any ever brought into Freeborn county. Color, dark bay; weight 1,700. Ile will be at the National House barn Mondays. Farmers should be sure and see him. Terms ft IO on account of our getting him so late in the season, other dates will be given i/r the Standard next week. J. i\ Folsom a Cd. Tile Leader iii Dry Goods. Domestic *Satteens, beautiful iii design aud finish, just the thing ir .Spring Yvear. Choice Ginghams in great variety. French and for early Spring Toilo Du Nords, Seersuckers. White Goods iii Check and Stripes, Flouncing!*, Embroideries, <&c. Black Silk Flouncings in Spanish and Chantilla at 81.00, $'l.25, 81.50, $1.75, 62.00, 82.YO and $3.00. Just in, a larg'e assortment of Ladies* and Children's Hoseries. The goods are Guaranteed Absolutely Fast Black, A At Cost! At Cost! Our entire stock of Dry Hoods, Boots, Shoes and Groceries, at Alden, is now offered at actual cost prices until June 1st. Bargains for all. Make no mistake, but call and get what you need at cheaper rates than ever before offered in Alden. D AU wen Bros. The New Discovery. You linve heard your friends and neighbors talking about It. You may yourself he tine of Hie many wlio know from personal experienee just how good a thing It Is. lf you have ever tired ir, you are one of Its staunch friends, because the wonderful tiling about It is, that when once given atrial, Dr. King's New Discovery ever after holds aplace In tile house, lf you have never used it ami should be afflicted with a congii, cold or any Throat, Lung or Bliest trouble, secure a bottle at once and give it a fair trial. It is guaranteed every time, or money refunded. Trial Bottles Free at Wedge & Barlow's Drugstore. Notice—Horseshoeing. Having taken the shop formerly occupied by C. Gnstavson, opposite the National Douse, Clark street, I am prepared to do horseshoeing and blacksmithing in all its branches. Special attention paid to fractious or lame horses. All I ask is a fair trial. Satisfaction guaranteed. M. Donahue. And Stainless. No humbug. Goods taken back if not as represented. lob Lot olfbeautiful Ribbons on sale this week. Prices low'. Corsets, Kucliings, Laces, Linen Collars and Cuffs, in large assortments. I am making low prices on all Woolen Goods, to close out and make room my Spring Stock. One thousand yards of new Carpets just in. Buy now before the advance. ^ ours for Good Goods and Low Prices, Agent for Butterick Patterns. J. W. SMITH. EDWARDS, Madson St Christenson, Be Sure* to Read Carefully. The Pioneer Meat Market has come to the trout again fully stocked up with the choicest of all kinds of meat. No pains xvii I he spared to keep up its reputation as a first class market in every respect. Cleanliness; choice meats, good weight, fair prices. All we A ii Tv'™' *'ro^1^e^01' [Blacksmithing, Horseshoeing, and Plow Work. . Jensen, Cutter and Tender. L. P I The making and Repairing of Well Tools a Specialty. Shop Opposite Enterprise oak#, ;
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This is a great time of the year to use our outdoor grills for everything from steak to chicken to pork to fish to vegetables and even certain fruits.
While most of us enjoy grilling, we tend to ignore all the various sauces that can really enhance the flavor and aroma of our burgers and steaks. If cooking a filet mignon, why not liven it up with a spicy mustard and caper sauce? Or how about a beef tenderloin with blue cheese sauce? One of my favorites is sliced porterhouse with a garlic butter sauce.
CALABASH—Maj. Sergej Jakovenko Jr., son of Sergej and Martha Jakovenko of Calabash, was honored at a surprise luncheon last week for his 20 years of service with the United States Air Force.
The Oct. 15 celebration took place at Nocha White Calabash American Legion Post 503, where Jakovenko's parents are members.
BOLIVIA—Schooldays, lessons learned, singing, dancing and proper spelling—it's all here in Brunswick Little Theatre's latest production, "The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee."
BLT's local rendition of the Tony Award-winning Broadway play debuted last weekend and concludes this weekend at Brunswick Community College.
Newcomers to meet Oct. 20
The next meeting of the Brunswick Newcomers Club (BNC) will be Wednesday, Oct. 20, at the Southport Community Center, 223 E. Bay St. (between Bay and Moore streets). The meeting will begin at 9:30 a.m. with coffee and refreshments followed by the formal meeting at 10 a.m.
Friendship plans homecoming
Friendship Baptist Church, 2546 Ash-Little River Road in Ash, will celebrate homecoming at 10 a.m. Sunday, Oct. 17. Dinner will be served following the service.
Trinity UMC plans fall festival
The annual fall festival at Trinity United Methodist Church, on the corner of Nash and Atlantic streets in Southport, will be from 8 a.m.-2 p.m. Saturday, Nov. 6.
It had rained with biblical proportions for days. Roads were washed out...yards were flooded. Pools of standing rain could be seen everywhere. Local meteorologists repeatedly urged people to refrain from using the highways and byways. The clarion call was "stay home." However, a workshop and concert offered by an internationally renowned musician, liturgist and songwriter had long been planned and organized.
AARP Tax-Aide, the nation's largest, free volunteer run tax assistance and preparation service, is looking for volunteers in Brunswick County for tax counseling and electronic filing of returns.
Tax-Aide helps low and moderate income taxpayers at six sites in the county, including Leland, Boiling Spring Lakes, Southport, Oak Island, Shallotte and Calabash. Volunteers of all ages and backgrounds are welcome. You do not have to be a member of AARP to volunteer.
Paws-Ability's third annual Wag Shag is set for 1-4 p.m. Sunday, Oct. 24, at Sea Trail Convention Center.
Paws-Ability founder Janie Withers is promising it will be bigger and better than ever.
In fact, she says, it is the largest social event for canines and their humans in the state.
Wag Shag "has grown to be quite the social event for dogs to see and be seen this year," Withers says, adding it allows attendees—both canine and human—to come decked out in their Halloween finery.
Pauline Harris Smith and David D. Garrett, both of Shallotte, were married Oct. 2 in a private ceremony in Sunset Beach.
Elder Charles Bryant Sr. officiated the ceremony.
The bride is the daughter of Paul Harris Sr. of New Bern. The groom is the son of Brenda Garrett of Manning, S.C.
The bride was given in marriage by her father.
Contina Bryant of Navassa, a friend of the bride, served as matron of honor.
Due to the vast amounts of rain, we will be blessed with an abundance of fire ants. As things dry out and we maintain moderate temperatures in many areas of the state, we are likely to see the late season fire ant mounds showing up.
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1970 Mercedes-Benz 280SL Pagoda
Southampton, NY
The Mercedes-Benz 280SL is now known as one of the most unique and timelessly classic cars of the twenty first century. Its style and... More
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West Hollywood, CA
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1969 Mercedes-Benz 280SL Pagoda
Southampton, NY
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Waalwijk, Netherlands
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Lebanon, TN
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Beverly Hills, CA
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Washington, DC
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1970 Mercedes-Benz 280SL Pagoda
Beverly Hills, CA
1970 Mercedes-Benz 280SL Pagoda '70 Mercedes-Benz 280SL Pagoda with 2 tops in its original color code# 423H tobacco brown with tan interior. Comes equipped with... More
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Beverly Hills, CA
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Marjolein1, Netherlands
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Dubai, United arab emirates
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Vienna, Austria
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Douglasville, GA
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1981 Mercedes-Benz 280SL Cabriolet 1981, in very good condition
Waalwijk, Netherlands
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Minerva McGonagall, Headmistress at Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry stepped from the floo and into her office. Without the slightest hesitation she sat at her desk and pulled out a parchment and a quill. She wrote for a while and then picked up her wand and erased it. She repeated that action several times before she dropped her quill, got up and began to pace. The portraits watched her progress back and forth across the room waiting for her to speak.
"Minerva…" Albus Dumbledore's portrait started.
She lifted her hand to forestall any comments that he would make but didn't even slow her pacing. After an hour she began to mutter, "What were they thinking. We'll all be doomed. There just isn't any way that I'd… It's hopeless." She continued the rant for some time until there was a knock on the door.
"Come in."
"Well?" Filius address her.
"Another boy." She replied.
"Wonderful." Filius said, "That makes two for him. Will they keep trying until they get a girl?"
"I hope not." Minerva said and then paused at how bad that sounded, "I don't mean it that way. It's just the names they pick out these days. Do you know we will have no less than seven Harry's starting in three more years. How can I possible deal with more Harry's. In that same year are two Hermione's, three Ron's and a set of triplets named Fred, George and James. They are bound to drive me crazy."
"Minerva it's not that bad." Filius said, "Really they won't be just like their namesakes."
"I hope not." She repeated herself, "I've had enough…"
Filius took a look at the parchment on the desk and interrupted, "You can't mean this?"
"What?" Minerva look at him and then started nodding, "I do. Just not right away."
"Before their kids make it here."
"He always was your favorite." Filius smirked, "Of course I can only think of one who didn't favor him truthfully."
"Because I was the only one with any wits about myself." Severus Snape's portrait snapped.
"Severus that is no way to act." "I can't believe you still feel that way." "How rude." The portraits along the walls came alive admonishing the latest portrait on his behavior.
"Me?" Severus asked, "I'm just not pulled in by his false modesty. I know he's really a pompous, arrogant toerag."
"We aren't speaking of James Potter." Albus stated, "You always did get those two mixed up."
"Don't you start on me." Severus said, "I did everything you asked and he was never grateful for one single thing."
"Ungrateful? I think not." Another portrait said, "You do recall that the only reason you still hang in this office is because of him. He worked hard on your defense and they overturned the murder charge."
"Yes I do and I remember who actually sent them to charge me for that crime too." Severus said, "Same arrogant, selfish, manipulative child."
"Actually you did kill me." Albus said.
"Hush you all." Filius said, "I'm trying to talk her out of resigning."
"What?" chorused around the room.
"Minerva what are you thinking?" Albus said, "You can't resign who would take your place?"
"I don't blame her." Severus said, "I wouldn't want to be teaching his brats either."
"Severus, they are not brats." Minerva said, "And that's the problem. James is so sweet and cuddly. But his magic is already quite strong. He accidentally turned his stuffed dog into a real one.
"Ahhh youth." Albus said, "To do accidental magic once again would be so fun. Remind me Minerva who does James look like?"
"Pick a Weasley and that's what he looks like."
"You never had any problem disciplining any of the Weasley's, why is this one different?" Albus asked.
"Actually I'm not as worried about him as I am the next one." Minerva said, "I think we'll see whatever James has planned well in advance. But this next one looks just like Harry. And the name… what were they thinking naming a child that. He'll be arguing with himself his whole life, how could they do that to a child."
"Calm yourself Minerva, it can't be that bad." Filius said.
"Not that bad? It's worse than that bad. I have to resign before he arrives. I just couldn't face that." Minerva collapsed into her chair.
"Well what did they saddle him with?" Filius asked.
"Albus Severus Potter."
Albus beamed in his portrait and Severus actually fell out of his painted chair in shock.
"Hmmm… I think I'll start working on my resignation too." Filius said.


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Set in 5 acres of tall timber, this Park's home offers rustic elegance, comfort and absolute tranquility. A visitor would never know they were only minutes away from Flagstaff, restaurants and city activities. Choose from the night-life of Flagstaff or the adventures of the Grand Canyon (that is only a 55 minute drive!) , mountain biking, skiing or any number of outdoor activities within minutes of this beautiful retreat.This 2500 square foot home features a master suite, 4 bedrooms, a loft and 2 bathrooms. A supplemental wood burning stove adds that cozy touch while a family, or group of friends are nestled in for a late night home movie in this beautifully appointed Casa. The loft is great for kids and the covered porch, just off the living room, is great for BBQ's, boisterous conversations, relaxing evenings....Or just watching the wildlife. You are in the woods! The property backs up against 500 acres of Coconino National forest, so the only unexpected guests will be the deer,elk and eagle.
Snow play park off of Route 66 : 5 minutes away is a state park for kids to play in the snow, they have small runs for sledding and sliding etc. Anything you can think of to do in the snow. Great time for the family. Tubing year round at Elk Ridge Ski area.
Tubing in Williams, AZ : 12 minutes away is Williams, AZ 'Gateway to the Grand Canyon' and it has a small ski slope but half of the ski slope is used for tubing (year round) and it is a blast.
Nearby Attractions: Grand Canyon
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Canyon De Chelly National Monument -
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Petrified Forest National Park (Painted Desert)
If you are a kind person I will give your family a discount. I take my job very serious and I want our guest to feel very comfortable. I will go out of my way to help them have an enjoyable visit. I love sharing my special place/home with guest. 99.9% love the experience.
Malcolm Giles purchased this house in 1999
Wanted time away from the busy 'Valley of the Sun' time to relax and rejuvenate one soul and time to enjoy nature. Time to live in the now and be present to myself. The fun part now is I can share these moments with our wonderful guest.
No one is around, you are alone in the woods and you will not see anyone else while you are there. Why not get away from the crowds. I promise you will not want to leave.
We came to vacation and get out of the valley. Thank you for sharing your lovely home. We enjoyed rain storms, fresh air and relaxed. We didn't see any animals but it was nice stop between the Grand Canyon, Flagstaff and Williams. Which we were able to visit all due to the wonderful location of the cabin. Very peaceful, love the location, cabin had everything you could need. Plenty of water, lines, dishes and utensils, etc. Thank you for letting us use the garage to put ours in to keep animals away. We had a great time and really enjoyed our stay.
What a fantastic stay! We came as a company of actors who needed a home for a weekend while doing a show in Flagstaff, and the cabin environment was so relaxing and invigorating. The property was beautiful and welcoming--highly recommended!
We live in Phoenix but our British in-laws wanted to visit, and see the Grand Canyon. I booked this cabin so we could all be together a couple of nights. It was VERY nice. Plenty of beds and rooms to accommodate everyone. Will recommend to friends. only thought is that I really felt all bedding should be stripped and cleaned after each guest stays. We were instructed just to remove sheets. But we had great fun here and were so happy to see a kettle and English Breakfast tea for my British inlaws! Nice touch.
Let me start by saying that over the past 20 years we have rented on average 2 vacation rentals per year. In 2016 we rented in Flagstaff for Easter, Southhampton over the summer and this rental for Thanksgiving. We have spent between $200 and $1000 a night for the various properties. We are not newbies at this vacation rental thing and I have never been dissatisfied with a rental.
We rented this property at a premium for the Thanksgiving holiday. We arrived Wednesday night and were met with an awful sewer smell upon entering. We called the contact # on the fridge and left a message asking if there was something we could do for the smell. We did not receive a call back and ended up having to deal with this smell while cooking, eating and celebrating our Thanksgiving. It was so bad and honestly if we had not had hundreds of dollars worth of groceries in tow we would have cut our losses and gone to a hotel. On top of this there was absolutely no outdoor furniture to sit on outside and my husband had to make the trek to the store on Thanksgiving to purchase things like paper towels, dish soap, etc (all things we have never had to supply for ourselves in a VR) and the 2nd bathroom was filthy.
The owner did finally contact me on Friday after I emailed him Thursday. I sat on the ground outside the cabin on a towel as we spoke. He was extremely condescending and acted like this was a normal thing to have happen with septic systems and that the smell is to be expected. In all the cabins I have rented (all on septic) never have I dealt with sleeping in a bedroom that smelled like an outhouse. He did not apologize once. When I let him know that the second bathroom was so dirty my kids couldn't use it he said condescendingly, "I'm in Scottsdale would you like me to come clean it?" When I asked him if I was maybe overlooking outdoor furniture he told me, "someone stole it so now we have to buy new". I have never rented a property that had no outdoor furniture and when you are renting for a premium you would think they would make an effort to supply this... or at least let us know and we would have happily brought our camping chairs to sit on.
Since I'm running out of characters I will end by saying I was promised over and over that they were sending someone out to clean the system. They did finally show up, on Sunday as we packed up our car to leave. We paid a premium price for this and owner took 2 months to refund deposit. This was the worst rental ever.
The cabin was clean and nicely put together. Large grounds in woods only a few mins from snowplay area and restaurants. Enjoyed our stay.would definitely recommend.
Overall, we enjoyed our stay at the cabin. It is tucked away in the woods, definitely a getaway from the city. We loved being able to be outdoors and not worry about the kids running into the streets. However, we did have a couple issues during our weekend stay there. The garbage disposal stopped working and we ran out of running water our second night. We were unable to reach anyone, given several numbers to contact, that night. Without running water, toilets weren't flushing and no one could get any hygiene done that night. Even though the property manager was responsive early the next morning, it was difficult overnight with a large party needing to use the bathrooms. She had water delivered the next morning, but many of us had already woken up and were waiting to use the bathrooms. She also attempted to fix the garbage disposal. Considering they knew we had a large party staying, it would have made sense for water to be properly filled prior to our arrival. Other from our water issues, the house appeared well maintained and had everything we needed for our stay.
My family and I were looking for a place to spend Christmas and have a family reunion that was overdue and the Cedar House turned out to be an awesome place for it! The cabin was charming and spacious. We loved the location in the midst of many beautiful trees and close to Snowbowl which was convenient as we wanted to go skiing. There was a snowstorm during our stay and the shoveling service came pretty soon even though it was Christmas which we appreciated as otherwise we would've been stuck. We would definitely come back for another ski adventure or white Christmas or any other time throughout the year.
Downhill skiing or the Polar Express in the winter, horseback riding, the Grand Canyon Railway, or just walking in the woods...It is all accessible from this secluded retreat.
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Deputies searching for missing Deltona man with diminished mental capacity
DELTONA, Fla. - A 39-year-old Deltona man hasn't been seen since late Monday afternoon and investigators are asking for the public's help in finding him.
Volusia County sheriff's officials said Raymond Cruz left his Deltona home around 5 p.m. and was last seen walking along Abagail Drive.
Cruz, who officials said has the mental capacity of a teenager, was wearing blue jeans, a black shirt with short gray sleeves and black and white checkered sneakers.
Cruz is 5 feet 9 inches tall and weighs approximately 185 pounds. He has black hair and brown eyes, according to investigators.
Officials said family members told them they don't believe Cruz is in danger and that he likes to take long walks but usually returns within 24 hours.
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Piazza Tales and Other Prose Pieces, 1839-1860: Volume Nine
€ 16,99
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November 1996
BeschreibungIn this new reprint of the six stories that comprised the 1856 edition of The Piazza Tales, the editors of the acclaimed Northwestern-Newberry Edition of the Writings of Herman Melville have used the original magazine versions for five of the six stories in order to present the most accurate texts of these works. Here, in such famous stories as "Bartleby, the Scrivener" and "The Encantadas, or Enchanted Isles", we find Melville's imagination and style at its best. Of the less well-known tales, the humor in "The Piazza" and "The Lightning-Rod Man", and the gothic horror of "The Bell Tower", command our careful attention as well.
Untertitel: 'Writings of Herman Melville'. Sprache: Englisch.
Verlag: NORTHWESTERN UNIV PR
Erscheinungsdatum: November 1996
Seitenanzahl: 187 Seiten
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It's Holy Saturday, and as a Christian I'm in that strange pause between the abyss of Good Friday and the explosion of the Easter Vigil. I should be thinking about the words of the Creed, "he descended to the dead", or as the older renditions had it, "he descended into hell".
The ancient tradition of the Church is that during the time of his death, Jesus offered salvation to all the departed who had come before him. Orthodox icons of the Resurrection show him trampling the gates of hell, pulling up a frightened and diffident Adam and Eve by their wrists.
There is so much more I could say about that, but what I've been thinking about, yesterday and today, is how Jesus was guilty and deserved to die.
Christian theology has always emphasized that Jesus was sinless and did no wrong. He was tempted and did not yield; he carried out the will of his Father, but humankind rejected what he offered. The crucifixion was a rejection of divine love, the ultimate horror, injustice to Jesus as man, blasphemy to Jesus as God.
From the point of view of Easter, the point of view of the Resurrection and Ascension, that is of course correct. But it helps me also to look at Jesus from the point of view of those who condemned and executed him.
He came from Galilee–the armpit of a province that the Romans considered the armpit of the Empire. He was yet another itinerant preacher and healer and miracle-worker–or was he? He gathered larger crowds than usual. He was rumored to be connected to the old royal line, descended from David–unlike the Herodians. At least some of his followers wanted to make him king, which would have been a direct challenge to Roman authority. All this peace and love talk, healing the sick, eating with outcasts, breaking down the divisions that keep a society functioning properly, could be a cover for something more.
Then one day this Jesus enters Jerusalem in a sort of triumphal procession. People are acclaiming him as Son of David and King of Israel. Then he's in the Temple, throwing around a whip, tipping over tables, interrupting the lawful commerce, and saying things about destroying and rebuilding the Temple. Hadn't they just done that? Hadn't Herod just finished restoring the Temple that had been desecrated by Antiochus and re-dedicated by the Maccabees? Worst of all, the Roman governor was actually in the city, having come with his soldiers to keep a close eye on things during Passover.
What you have to remember is, first, the Palestine of Jesus' day was an occupied country, ruled by the Romans with some collaboration from the Jewish religious and political authorities; and second, that the Temple in Jerusalem was not just the religious center of the country, but the political and financial center as well. Jesus threw his own tickertape parade, then walked in and set off a bomb in a location that was the White House, the World Trade Center, and the Vatican all in one. He was obviously dangerous.
In John's Gospel, Caiaphas the high priest says, "It is expedient that one man should die for the people." John connects that to the saving nature of Jesus' death, but Caiaphas also meant, I think, that it was better for them to turn over a dodgy popular figure to the Romans–however popular he was–than to give the Romans any pretext for military action. Better to get Jesus crucified and safely out of the way than to risk Roman soldiers marching through the holy city, killing everyone in sight. Whatever this man is teaching, it's too dangerous, too volatile. Get him off the scene.
John's Gospel, and to a lesser extent the Synoptic Gospels, also present the Roman governor Pilate as doing everything he can to avoid executing Jesus. Frankly, this just doesn't jibe with what we know of Pilate historically. He was a fairly brutal governor who would no more have thought twice about executing a possible insurrectionist than he would about swatting a fly that was biting him. If someone was willing to testify convincingly that Jesus claimed the old Judaean monarchy, Pilate no doubt executed the man with a clear conscience. He was protecting the interests of the Empire and of the locality.
I don't think Jesus was a terrorist, a zealot, as a recent book has argued. I think the Gospels are fairly reliable about what he did and taught. And I think that what he did and taught, as the Gospels show it to us, is plenty threatening to occupying armies, political collaborators, governments that want to keep the peace at all costs. He ignored the distinctions between men and women, Jews and Gentiles, pure and impure. He healed and ate with people without checking their bona fides. He counseled neither resisting oppression nor submitting, but rather subverting it. He encouraged people to think of themselves as more than worthless peasants, cogs in the machine, drudges in the field, commodities to be exploited. He questioned rules and regulations and dared people to look at their motivations, their beliefs, their inner dispositions.
I have no doubt that the same self-styled Christians who oppose gay marriage, who want women out of the workforce, who affirm capitalism as a God-given economic system, who think the poor deserve their poverty and the rich their wealth, would be standing right next to Annas and Caiaphas recommending that Jesus be crucified. These are the same people who were offended by a statue of Jesus as a homeless man, sleeping on a bench–the same Jesus who said of himself that he had nowhere to lay his head. They have forgotten, if they ever knew, that they worship a homeless man who was executed as a terrorist.


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37 million horsepower from a space shuttle. That's a lot of horses. An average road car has between 90-250 horsepower. Just to throw a comparison in there.
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Fanny Frindle, friend of Fredrick Fickle, flutist for Fairly Flamable Flights, floats for five. Five friends with five featured failures. Failed french fries are forgotten in fingers as Fairly Flamable Flights flings flying notes free. Flipping fudge through free flying fairy dust, freaky fresh ficuses flinging leaves freely. Finally, funny friends make freaking fun times.


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Last year's sequel-cum-remake* Fallen Enchantress went some way to redeeming the troubled launch of Stardock's Elemental, but Adam still came out of it thinking that "Elemental feels like it's a few steps sideways from where I'd like it to be." The journey to make Elemental the strategy-roleplaying accomplishment we'd always isn't over, however – next month sees the release of expandelion Legendary Heroes.
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RPS Feature Ceasefire of Magic?
Wot I Think: Elemental – Fallen Enchantress
Fallen Enchantress is a role-playing strategy game, a sometimes perplexing concoction, but much easier on the spirit than its predecessor. I've created wizards, warriors, rangers and the ugly one from the world's greatest goth boyband, and eventually I even managed to build a few cities as well. Here's wot I think.
RPS Feature "doing a boyband squat"
Impressions: Elemental – Fallen Enchantress Beta
It wouldn't be fair to look at Fallen Enchantress as simply an apology for a broken game, even though it is fulfilling that role to an extent after War of Magic collapsed onto hard drives around the world. Oops, said Stardock, if you bought that, have the next one on us (although it's still possible to buy War of Magic for $39.95) . However, they also hired Derek "Fall From Heaven" Paxton, so this is as much what he did next as what happened to Elemental next. I've been poking at the beta.
War (Of Magic) Is Over: Fallen Enchantress
I only played Elemental: War of Magic around a week after it was released so I'm not going to comment on how patches have or haven't improved the game, but the release of Fallen Enchantress, the standalone sequel/apology is certainly something that interests me. A great deal actually. Along with Warlock: Master of the Arcane, there are now two delightful fantastical beauties vying for my strategic attentions, their turn-based ruminations inspiring powerful ponderlust. If you bought War of Magic in 2010 you can download the beta of Fallen Enchantress now and will receive the final release for free. Waited 'til 2011 to buy War of Magic? You may still be eligible for a discount. Check here and if you've forgotten your login details, the email address you registered with should retrieve what's needed.
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A New Hope: Elemental Sequel In Action
It's been a little quiet on planet Stardock since the Elemental launch catastrophe and the divisive sale of Impulse to Gamestop, but they've quietly been staying true to their pledge to redeem their ambitious fantasy 4X game. Sequel Fallen Enchantress is now at alpha stage, and looking pretty delicious too mine hungry eye. Stardock boss Brad Wardell has just snuck out a video, with commentary, showing what they're up to in this follow-up/reboot. The interface is much improved, the AI's been overhauled, hopefully it's a whole lot less buggy and… well, this entirely looks like my sort of thing. Meantime, I'm sniffing at Paradox's Warlock, which does some vaguely similar stuff (but in a much more Civ-like way), so 2012 looks like a year for being spoiled for fantasy strategy choice.
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RPS Feature Elemental, my dear Watson.
Spell It Out: Stardock On Fallen Enchantress
Last night I had a chat with Stardock's Derek Paxton, the man responsible for making sure the production of Fallen Enchantress – the follow-up expandalone to Elemental: War Of Magic – goes smoothly. Read on below for what he had to say about the upcoming game and the issues surrounding its creation.
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Fallen Enchantress Videos, Dedication
Stardock are running a video developer diary series detailing various aspects of the Elemental expansion, Fallen Enchantress. I've posted the first couple of these below, thanks to BluesNews. It's looking good, and lead designer Derek Paxton has told Gamespot that UI changes will make this game far easier to get to grips with than its troubled parent game. This time around it also has a team better suited to getting an unbugged game out the door on time: "There are dedicated producers, designers, and a formalized production pipeline that we have borrowed from the enterprise software world. The design is focused, fixed (with some flexibility as we iterate and improve), and communicated to the team. Time is set aside for iteration (after we are feature complete) rather than still implementing critical features until release day."
So that sounds good. The game looks like an improvement on the original, too.
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|Pittsburgh 60, Xavier 55
|03.26.09 at 9:46 pm ET
Levance Fields stole the show in the final minute for the No. 1 seed Pittsburgh Panthers as he drained a desperation three from straightaway as the shot clock expired and then followed that up with a steal and a length-of-the-court drive and layup as the Panthers prevailed over No. 4 Xavier, 60-55.
Pittsburgh outscored Xavier 33-18 in the second half.
The Panthers advance to face the winner of the Villanova-Duke game in the nightcap. The East Regional championship will be played on Saturday at TD Banknorth Garden.
|Fielding a prayer
|at 9:32 pm ET
Levance Fields, with the shot clock winding down, just drilled a high-arcing three-point shot with 47.1 seconds remaining to give Pittsburgh the lead, 55-54. Fields then stole a pass and went the length of the court for an easy layup.
Pittsburgh leads 57-54, with 23.9 remaining.
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A big break just went Xavier's way and in a close game, it may be the difference.
B.J. Raymond took a long jumper from the right wing with four seconds remaining on the shot clock. The shot was off the mark but Derrick Brown collected the ball and put it in. The shot clock was at zero but the basket was ruled good.
The video board was showing the CBS replay with a telestrator circling the shot clock at zero but they faded to black. The basket with just under seven minutes put Xavier up, 47-46.
Jermaine Dixon moments ago missed a layup when it appeared he was going to style on a dunk, but Levance Fields was Johnny on the Spot and put back the miss for an easy two Panther points.
|Finally X marks the spot
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Derrick Brown's turnaround in the lane at 13:40 was not only Xavier's first field goal of the second half, it marked their first points of the second stanza.
It also gave Xavier the lead again after Pittsburgh scored the first nine points of the second half to take a 38-37 advantage when Sam Young hit one of two free throws.
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Pittsburgh got the boost they needed to start the second half.
They scored the first six points out of the chute and when Pittsburgh, the best offensive rebounding team in the country, grabbed a loose ball after a miss and converted a baseline jumper, an upset Sean Miller called a time out at 16:30, 30 seconds in advance of a TV timeout.
Miller, the Muskies coach, was seen dressing down Derrick Brown for a blown assignment.
When Sam Young converted a fastbreak steal, the Panthers had drawn even with 15:15 remaining. Xavier had yet to score in the second half.
|Xavier 37, Pittsburgh 29
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The Pittsburgh Panthers just walked off a dejected group, and for good reason.
The Xavier Musketeers are playing the perfect game. In taking an eight-point lead, Xavier has taken it to Pittsburgh's biggest and best players.
Sam Young is 5-for-8 from the field and leads Pittsburgh with 11 points but the rest of the No. 1 seed is a collective 6-for-23 and DeJuan Blair is just 1-for-6 and has just two points and four rebounds.
Xavier has outrebounded their last 24 opponents and they're on their way to No. 25, as they lead 23-16 on the glass.
Xavier leads by eight despite shooting just 14-for-35 . Derrick Brown has brought his 'A' game, with a thunderous dunk midway through the half. Brown has been able to pick his spots and drive the lane. C.J. Anderson has shown his athleticism with a couple of spinning layups.
In short, if the Muskies play like that for another 20 minutes, they'll be back to the Elite 8 for a second straight year.
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Both Xavier and Pittsburgh have settled into a rhythm.
Granted neither team is burning the nets with the top-seeded Panthers making just 10 of 26 from the field while Xavier is just 10-for-29. Xavier has made 7-of-13 since starting 3-for-16.
The crowd is late-arriving but that's to be expected considering the second game isn't expected to tap-off until about 10 p.m. nearly all the seats filled in both the lower and upper bowls.
Villanova and Duke are expected to have very large numbers in the TD Banknorth Garden for the second East Regional semifinal.
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Fighter Plane Is a Model for U.S.-Japan Projects; License the F-16
Published: March 16, 1989
To the Editor:
Your sound advice to President Bush on the FSX co-development proposal (''Plain Talk on Planes for Japan,'' editorial, Feb. 24) effectively counters perhaps the chief selling pitch of the deal's promoters: that the FSX project will establish precedents for sharing of technologies between the United States and Japan.
There is no question that Japan will receive our most sophisticated aircraft technology. There is significant debate over the viability of the aircraft wing technology that is to be transferred back to the United States.
As you make clear, however, the United States should not have to make such a dubious technology trade-off with a nation that we help defend and with which we run annual trade deficits of more than $50 billion.
In place of the FSX project, the United States should simply license to Japan the F-16, which was designed to execute the mission outlined for the FSX. Likewise, if the Japanese have the aircraft wing technology that will improve our fighters, we should be afforded a licensing agreement.
The truth is, however, that Japan's determination to develop the FSX is more than an ''irritation,'' as it is characterized in your editorial: it goes to the core of what is not right about the United States-Japan relationship. JOHN P. CREGAN Washington, Feb. 24, 1989 The writer is director of government liaison, United States Business and Industrial Council.


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Richt remains coy on status of Rambo, Ogletree
Associated Press | Last updated September 23, 2012
Mark Richt is not confirming expectations No. 5 Georgia finally will be at full strength this week against Tennessee. Georgia has won its first four games, including Saturday night's 48-3 rout of Vanderbilt, with All-America safety Bacarri Rambo and starting linebacker Alec Ogletree serving suspensions. Richt has never clarified how long the suspensions will last. On Sunday he continued his weekly ritual of not updating the status of the two defensive stars. Richt said ''we'll figure it out'' in pregame warmups ''just like last week.'' Rambo's high school coach said this summer the suspension was for a second positive drug test for marijuana. Ogletree strongly hinted on his Twitter account he and Rambo will return this week. He said the two will be ''on a mission!'' in Monday's practice.
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