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Olean Democrat, The (Newspaper) - December 18, 1890, Olean, New York VnTTIII m? D 4 IIWF T wonlil into H t YUUlli UJr lAKIMhLL, n-i, INTERVIEW WITH ONE WHO a i-ipyrty, 5'KNEW HIM MANY YEARS AGO. Wl' li "M Irluli louder That to Ho Inher- ited FIriniieiM, ami Thought Would n Public School [SfK'cii! I NEW Dec. H'H career boon KJ brilliaut and that jthiiifj vilricli illustrates his OT explains its and tho reasons for the tent of his inHlwt, s tho jjreatest ili-> p' "'JH' llfu is known of all but of hi-? t.trly days. tho promise of jo.ith, Id? and associations, much has Leui heard. Mr. H. B. Hammond, now tho presi- dent of the Indianapolis and Decatur railway, who lives in Nevr York, had an opportunity to see Parnell when he in his college days, and to share in some of the social delights which made Parnell's city homo in Dublin BO attractive some twenty o Id years ago. Mr. Hammond was appointed United States consul to Dublin by President Lincoln, and upon the of Charles Sumncr and ruominc of Secretary of State Seward. llj served in that office from 1SG1 to IC'Ci. The of Carlisle thtn tho lord lieu- tenant for Ireland, and Mr. Hammond was a frequent visitor at tho castle, where he often met Mrs. Pamdl. She was held in high esteem by tl.c Earl of Carlisle, who pronounced her one of the most remarkable women he had ever met; whose social and charms were equaled by hnr mental endow- Ijpeculiarh CHAELES STEWART PAKNELL. meets. She had been presented at every one of the European courts, and had gathered about her in her Dublin home file beauty, intellect, vdt and talent of Irish society. Besides her city home Mrs. Parnell had a country place at Wicklow, the same estate which Charles Stewart Par- Bell now possesses, and to which he goes when he wishes to be in retirement. Into -file family circle as then established Mr. Hammond was a welcome guest. He and Mrs. Parnell were Americans, and a friendship had been established years "before between Commodore Charles Stewart, Mrs. Parnell's father, and Gen. If Mansfield, the distinguished officer who killed at Antietam, and who was an imcle of Mr. Hammond. At that time JMis. Parnell's daughters, Emily, Sophy id Fanny were living at home, and of the sons, but Charles Stewart was reading for honors at Oxford university. The daughters were very attractive and Cintellfciual women, and Sophy was es- >feemed a very beantiful one as well, was just beginning to take that ia the Fenian movement which became so conspicuous. f Sir John Parnell, the father of Charles Parnell, had bssn dead for some Although he had married an American girl, of whom be was very tjiroud, yet he was not cordial in his ad- xniration of Americans generally, and not to express his opinion free- .y. "When his opinions were once proven were like granite, immovable, and it is this trait of his character which 'Charles Stewart Parnell has conspicuous- klj inherited. Sir John was esteemed a y set and obstinate man, and as a child Charles Stewart was of ibborn disposition. His family used to say that was just like father in that respect. The austerity, reserve and chilly de- aeanor which have BO frequently been of ill connection with Charles Parnell therefore is not a man- as many have supposed, assumed defend himself, but is a family trait, is children got it natnrally enongh. John Parnell vcas thus constituted, I BO was Commodore Charles Stewart, Il's grandfather on the mother's Another family trait was known of the friends when the children were That was physical courage of snpremest sort. That was an in- from the eld commodore, who knew what frar was. Fanny Par- i possessed this quality in the highest She was daring almost to reck- i when she rode to hotrods, and as drirer was happiest when she con- the most spirited, nerrons and ilc horses to be found in Ireland, other girls were brave, physically e, and often displayed this fearkos- i to the admiration of tbcir mates, iiithis quality of courage which has 1 Charles Stewart Parntll in TOCO 'With bis brothers and sisters, bow- Charles Stewart PmroeU WM Hot associated after the days of bibs L nurses. He was sent early to school, 1 afterward entered Oxford. Daring long vacations he sometimes came but was more likely remain 80 that it sometimes happened tho family did him for i it A lie rntTC'd Oxford EdvvrJ i... intimacy wa> i is now. T but 1; At Oxf ord O was He rv-t mj rwervffl r 7 i many pteawiTii Ft wart vras in- hard stn- it'.raak-fts, bnt A5 net h? jH'h'ly of thooti i, lu !i'; h- wavi iic- ctii-ttiM -1 t'> f'loot- he arid lu U'-unlly 'pi-lit t'lC Cl'ii- iii-.'s i'i Broils" in I Ho "uas al v) vr ry ti 'il traH SSL Ii had i'i common v.r.'.i od "i i; iiiU f tho he i i. t s-piiitod aud l lu 'i u r.nini'ti to M'..Ur I'jn in, .'3 r i' >ri, Le v. as j ai: 1 college days are not surprised at the revelation whicb has been made of the wea'c spot in his armor; they think that his weakness was always in that direc- tion, and they narrate some rather sub- stantial reasons for such belief. Had he been as invulnerable to snch temptation as he has been to all others he would have been perfectly equipped, his eld acquaint- ances say. to carry on the fight until he won it. R. J. EDWAHDS. WIFE MURDERER ACQUITTED. Joseph Tonng Declared to MAT'S LAXDISG, N. J., Dec. jury in the case of Joseph Young, the Philadelphia cabinet maker, on trial for tbe killing of bis wife in tbe Minequa house at Atlantic City, on Sept. 4 last, asjreed. after many hours of areument, that Young not ia bis right mind when he shot his wife. The verdict was received with general surprise and no in tbe court room seem d more surprised thjto Judsre Reid. Before be discharged the jury he com- pelled them to sign a certificate setting jheir verdict. Young was completely overcome by bis fortune, and it was several miantet before he recovered sufficiently to appreci- ate thecon.crrainlationsof bis lawyers and friendi. He left tbe courtroom accom- panied by his counsel, On Sept. 4 a woman called at the shop in Philadelphia where Young was em- arid hnn that narn? was Ord'n. iKv her and "i oung's T the same hold in Atlintif 'S Marled for On tv" v, iv h" pro- n w ii" arrived at Mix Y Ocrilf n at t-o rot jrn, MH i v s fr f-.r -tor-r.y i -n n T1IK Hl'SINKSS OUTLOOK. IMPROVEMENT NOTED IN LEGITIMATE TRADC. TreiiHtn-.y of Hoi and MilpiMcnlM oi (Jolil from J'tirojie II.m u to Count'-iiM't I'x'xllfig I'rrfcHiirt1 Su till I tl'-uri! In Cotton. Y.-'-I: Dec 0. of ''Th'1 l.u-ii outlook is in e.'ul. b'en f.u.'i.-i ;uid is Mill mm i) but the of money improved by irv nur- cli c-cs of boii'K, and by '-ii.uiu nt-s.of Kold from Europe, lli.it. thy re is more ground for iniproveuic'it, Unul aft-r Jan. 1 not much nl'ei c.n leexprctc-1, and fears of unwise Icjjislfili'jncrm :nuc to much withdrawal of money Iro-n ac-tivo use, but for the present pres-sure here or .-it Bo-ron. "Tlie Hoisih reports fair spite of the contiuiiintr de'.v Orleans, all at uood prices. The supply of money is amp e for neces- sities at New Orloaiis. but at other points money is tighf, thou jh b'inks help their customers as far as they can in legitimate business only. At tha "Wt-fc colder weather helped trade at Cincinnati, Dt-troit and borne other points and busi- ness is only fair at Denver; good for the season with large catrle and receipts at Kansas City; strong, with liberal dis- tribution of at St. Louis; fair for the season at St. Paul and more active in holiday hnss at Cincinnati. "Chicago business continues much larger than last year, being little affected by eastern troubles, and th-3 receipts of most products show increase. At Pitts- the worst is thought to be over. Philadelphia notes little improvement. Boston observes improved demand foi leather at lower prices, and retail dry goods active for seasonable products, but wool sales are small and wholesale tradas generally quiet. "Iron production increase 1 in Novem- ber, reaching tons Pec. 1, a gain of nearly for the month, and over compared with last year. Several new and large fuinaces" have gone into blast, but later dispatches show that within two weeks a number have stopped production, and one southern establishment has failed. "The woolen manufacture is doing de- cidedly better than a year ago, but heavy woolens open at last year's prices. Cotton manufacture is less satisfactory and some works are suspending production, print cloths having fallen to 3 cents for 64s. ''The speculative markets have not been very active. Copper is of uncertain price, offers of 16 for lake being unavailing, and the market for lead is thoroughly de- moralized by importations of tons at the recent speculative pi-ices. Tin is higher. Treasury payments for bonds do not yet appear in statements of cash, which show no loss for the week. The most significant fact is that a very large proportion of the money was taker? in gold by the sellers of bonds, presumably for withdrawal until uncertainties about silver legislation have passe 1. But the fall in foreign exchange and the move- ment of over gold vo this side show disposition of European investors to take some properties here ar current prices. The commercial trouble-, outside of monetary stringency, are maiijy to excessive purchase., made iii of a great raise in prices. "Business f.-ilures occurring throughout the country during tue past seven days number for the United States C47, and for Canada 57, or a tot il of 374. as compared with a total of 312 last week ;.nd 249 the week previous to the la-t. "Foe the cor- responding week of last jear the figures were 290, representing 2CO failures iu the United States and 30 in the Dominion of Canada." FOR DEFRAUDING CREDITORS. f THISWKKK UT CONGRESS. Warrants Issnect for the Arrest of Senator and Others. PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 13. Georga P. "Work of the "Work-McFarlane-Pfeiffer- Dunsan syndicate, wh.ch, it is alleged, wrecked th- Bank of America and the American Life Insurance company, was arrested Thursday night charged with re- hypothecating stocks and defrauding cred- itors and others interested in the Bank of America. He is also charged with similar offenses iu connection with the insurance cotapanv. At the hearing Work was held in default of J20.003 bail. Warrants are out for the arrest, of State Senator McFarlane, Louis K. Pfeiffer and James S. Dungan in connectica with the same case, but Work is the only one the police have been able to arrest thus far. TRAIN HANDS BADLY HURT. DisnMrous Wreck on the lialtimore and Ohio Itoa-1 I'Htsimrg. PjTT'-nrjiG. Dec. lo wreck occurred ju-l -outh of ti.is :it o'clock yes- terdav morning on th? lialtimore and Ohio. i.e night ere v as doing some shifting. SevtT.-iI cars we-c left standing on the maiu tracN Y I f 'tbe Yr f T 'i 1 A THF LITERACY WORLD. Tlijt Htrn Mtetfe Tltli by Two Wuinrii of FORECAST OF THE IN NLXV Y'oinc, ii this Wilson t j V10.'IK'H WUOMM'V I M'.ion in society i-itlir t) e literal v hf literary hltn of e IXK-U made by two I 'Mill llOfC pO ,i.l M ly surest il r t'ic cpportuuity worn (1 THE HOUSE AND SENATE The t'ournn of the Semite Mi Out by u Cuucus 4( iiltjjui House Will iJiscuss tlio Army Appropriation 15111 iuul the to Retire National Hunk Ciicn l.it Ion. Other WASHINGTON, Dee. 10. conrseofthe senate durinu; thi' N. U t it i. ii I-.. n uf so'i'tj in :t nn in her fondness air eiijdj ireut, and tr> this per- oucs i er ab.ind.int Lcnlth and Itv-iit-sel jr f 'cijcV e.icli i 1 l.iv.ii of 11 o'clock, Her l.ijOn.d, C Cruder, i-, oi tlic v. ho are oi u -ed to o.vn so niii' !j the Ilud-on in t h" ujiper f..'tof the frt.'ie, ai.d the of the family is daa 1 irgoly to tin- values of tliese liul el t.lt? >cs Col. C'ruyjr is rol m i-o ufTairs, been oue of leafu.ic; politi in-, in Xew York city Lie 1ms held executive in UK- i.rty organisation, altlioagli be Las hjld any prominent pohtjcnl office. Ju ft for licutanant governor in tho election of 1888, but suE'ered defoi.t v. ith rest of his ticket It is undoubt edly largely due to her husband's experi ences that IVIrs. Crugcr been able to write so understandinslv of affairs which usually men alone coald write entertain- ini'iy upon. Mrs. Cruger inherits from both sides of her family literary in to be IC-M of busir.'-bs to mcut at 1'J begin the election bill main in discussion of r. the hour of prob-.bly 5 or 0 o'clor k. 'J Ii pro.'iym to-day: but tlu> I'l.'-eii.'K-r family, i to-ni ,ht v. ill probably :u i atrojno border ijrii tie and CuUGt-K sticct, being connected with Irving and also with some of the scholars who made Boston o- center of learning in the era before the war She bus always had tae I.t-rary not until within a year has she permitted it full play. Her first effort was a fascina- ting sketch called "A Diplomat's Diary.'' It was published over a noni de plume of "Julian and it attracted instant attention. It was evident that a new writer had come into the field, and in liter circles people weie asking, ''Who is The secret of the author kept fairly -.veil, but it leaked A- Cn, so prominent in the ino-i aristocratic social circles, of coin -.t-1 he announcement that bhe was the hucccbs-ful author set everybody in that circle to talking. This story was followed soon after by another entitled "A Successful and while the plot and incidents are entirely creations of her imagination, yet there U> no doubt that the experiences of her hus band in political life gave her the oppor tunity to write with the accuracy which she did of political Mrs. Cru is now perhaps the most successful wo man engaged in the writing of fiction, at order to cdcr.il to v- s until will le It bs th? M h -Id tu.-, entirely. There are twa be- fore caucus. One U to ch (he rules of th" senate in or ler to a method of closing de.iate, S3 as to the cleciion bill to a vole. The o h >r is i to lay vide the elect. on bill for pur- pose of taking up financial A committee ap-iomted by the is consiii'jiiiiqp il measures a view to teu'jrlin on the aavisability of layi: g '.e the tu> OTI bill temporar- ily ddiin0' this v.c1.. It is noL l.kely that tui-, bj it'jl'3 to agiee ucon anything by time the coucus meets, although it is po-sible i( a prop- osition will be laid beioie the caucus, coming from the president, to imme- diately a bill to purchase the 13 OOJ.OOO ounces surplus silver now in the market. This measure, or some other financial measure, is likely to displace the elec- tions bill during the week. If the elec- tions bill is laid aside temporarily the general belief is that it will uot come up again. There seems little hope of its pas- sage at this time. The apportionment question will prob- ably be settled far as the house is con- cerned during this week. ilr. Dunnell, the chairman of ihe census committee, has been assured by the on rules that ha will be given time for the consideration of the frank bill, and unless something uu foreseen should happen, he will call it up before Saturday. There is but little disposition among the Demo- cratic membeis to make a light against the measure, aud it will probably go through without much opposition except from members of the >7ew York city dele- gation, who will contend that New York is entitled to an additional representative, basing their claim on the returns of the police census of New York city. The composite subsidy bill adopted by the committee on merchant marine and fisheries is also on the program for the week, and an effort will be made by its supporter- to have two days set apart for its consideration. The committee on rules, however, may grant one day only. To-day will be individual suspension day. The rest of the week will be con- sumed in discussing the army appropria- tion bill, the bill for the retirement of national bank circulation, aimed to re- lieve the financial situation, and probably the District of Columbia appropriation bill _ WITH GRAND LARCENY. Three Men Arrested In Rochester for Alleged Fraud. EOCHESTER, N. Y., Dec. of Detectives Hayden aad Detective Bucka- low arrested George H. Eastabrook, Jesse B. Smith and H. W. Beatley. They are charged with grand larcency in the second degree in stealing fifty books report! belonging to the Retail Merchants' Com- mercial agency of Chicago. Another war- rant charges them with obtaining the sig- nature of A. "W. Head of this city by fraudulent representations. The defendants named above are good- looking, well-dressed young men, who came here several weeks ago, and have since been org mizing ''The Eetail Mer- least in Xew York. She has received that j chants' association, Rochester, N. Y. sarest test of fame tLe highest pecun temptations to continue her work, and ua-s practically abandoned all other efio.t.-- ing those which employ her pen. Mrs. Burton Harrison is a Virginia girl ,-i ho is njarried to a New Yoi k man She has not been so con in the ulir-t f-.- ssvi.i, cirok- .i-> Cruyer i-i-en. but h had her (ill f.f xocl-ii lo New Y- r.. kiT-ttu v c, if j.crace diid skul for j -.1 .-i f her work hu- Isct-n S ;-j of hi.t ;-nc'> nuu.bci I'T! in c at'tiug (ir.ir.'; I writ! en a couple of .1 i- n.e .iclfii by profes fit- u ly reveal the dra ..-IK- winter the pcblishtrs of one of thr taon: hly announced that they won> to anonymously a st'ir-- viuth they thought would be the hit rf the It was to be called "The aud when the first in stailment published it attracted at not only on account of the curios iiy as to its authorship, but also on ac couutof its merits. Interest was stimulated during the succeeding publica; ions, but it was not until it was publisSied in book form that the authorship was revealed Then it was confessed that the writer was Mrs. Burton Harrison, and she went at a bound from a tnere local repute to that fame which comes from recognition abroad as well as at home. The stones t hese two women have writ ten are not such as wouitl appeal to the great of the reading public. They are rnt her for the cultivated classes, and Mrs. Harrison especially betrays evident of at brilliancy whicb would be more appreciated in a drawing room than in the humble parlors of the middle clashes. Mri. Harrison is a young woman who bCaiilllUi, .ILll W UlteC CM.il UJ I- m a Ll.. vuacious manner and a disposition whici. can only be described by the word sweet She has been thrown into much closer con tact with liUrary people than Mrs. Cruet, It is rather singular that the gre.-i. of the season should have by two women who KTC in tii m. who arc si the c! IP T" j t v T. i) is i ,e njio. and Their arrest Li caused by President P. H. Early and General Manager Wi'liam H. Dodfje of the Chicago company.mentioned above. They claim that the defendants were employed by them as agents in their busi- i ness, which is to transact a general com- mercial agency and collecting business i throughout the United States, having lo- cal branches in snch place or places as may be deemed advisable for its business; to furnish r-ports to its subscribers or members; to ;enort the standing of debt- ors; to collect or other debts, and in general to transact any kind of business thnt rr.-y be intrusted to it to do. The defendants are represented by Sat- terlee Yeoman. They claim that they were in the employ of the Chicago com- pany and came here with a sec .1 red finan- cial backing to start a similar association on their own account. They admit that they sent the company telegrams and let- ters from various places in order to mis- lead as to their whereabouts. This, they say, was simply to sain time to start the association and cover the Rochester field. They this is evident from the fact that they -.rt re dnly incorporated, and the organization would sooa hnve become a m.iUfr of general knowledge. Their is said to be Georee E. St. John of Port Cl nton. O., a man f means, who, they say, came to this city with them and paid the expenses of incorporation and organization. Contractom Stirred Cp. ToNAWAsrM. Dec. New York Central and Hudson River Railroad Com- pany has served an injunction on the sewer (-o-itractors. McConnell Ken: of Bnffaln, forbidding them laying their at the Vanrtervoorte-street cross- ing. the newer would hare been completed in about three The contrar-tora hare servH notice on the railroad company, notifying it that they will bold the road responsible for 1500 per day Thp rsilroad people bare already ihat they are in the wrong and want tbp contractors to droo the matter nnd finish their work, Hit the intend lestinjj the law settle the maAer. 1 r.f tii.it f 01 m v'e a start; 'd ,1 i' M t-) (i) ,v i i ..ciij Tic' ii.t' i i'" v id st liajipy n iult fl it a lew s' c sci t'% hi' r, am1., vullmi n v, pci's i n i Young Children, so nipdn'iiif1 is li'iowi Pii'oii" a-, 'ti" cdiisoler tl'C- t .'.'iiine llrfns Vid I. "A shot t.i.ic i 'tii a severe attack df i r-.nii 'i! orciiiuinly in s'i'li cj'-es !i-d .10 mo rpiirf. ill d ''I ('J anytlim-r lo re n o, I J -iit a. 1 Ayer's Clu-ny I'ect< ?ud was Uipod from the first dcsc. I had ore bottle before the disease left ir.e, and my throat and limes were a? Geo. B. Hunter, Altoona, Pa. PREPARED I T DR. J. G, AVER Lowell, MESS, Bold by all Druggists. l; bottles, -DEALER IN- CHOICE FfiUll, SHADE ------AND------ OENAMENTAL TREES. Shrubs and flowers of all kinds. Pruning and Tiimming. Engraftirg in seasrn. All work guaranteed, Eefertnces furnished it desired. Address W. E. HARVEY, CLEAN. N. Y. r oia.t Before Taking. "Will you take this "Take him! of course I'll take him; what do you suppose 1 brought the little dude here She knows a barjrain. Of course she is a customer of ours. And she undoubtedly took him to Ford's Red I'ront for an outfit before him to the clergyman. Prlw Hi Plili .NFW SPA PERI SPAPFR ;
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anyone have good stuff ?? ?
I got a New Dewalt Cordless drill and a new surfboard and wetsuit ( all set for the spring now )
My two best presents this year are a juicer and a kilo of white chocolate. They were the standouts among the usual socks, various alcoholic drinks and smellys. Overall I am happy with my haul this year. Ho ho ho
I got some CD's and dvd's, a pair of jeans, a new coat and various alcoholic drinks
A Native Instruments Maschine thingy and an i7-6700HQ laptop.
got my son (amongst many other things) a little wireless speaker, sound is brilliant from it. only a few quid on amazon. think i'll get one for myself. not much bigger than a shot glass.
Everybody has a different way to view the world
Did well this year. Got some winter lycra so I'll be out soon on 2 wheels annoying other road users. Also got an Enid Blyton book - Five Give Up The Booze!
I got a chlamydia testing kit. Not sure if it was for me or in case I meet some dodgy Macclesfield slappers on a night out!
Saw my grandkids for the afternoon . Cant get better than that.
Squeeze tickets and my sons rapidough.
'It's easier to fool people than to convince them that they have been fooled'
If I have missed thanking anyone please accept my thanks, lets all have a great and peaceful 2017. A few wins wouldnt go amiss. 2-1 to the Bluebirds today.

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Good morning and thank you, Chairman, for holding this hearing today. First, I want to join my colleagues on both sides in sending our well wishes to the Ranking Member of this Subcommittee, Rep. Carolyn McCarthy. Her expertise, thoughtful insight and warmth are certainly missed, but we look forward to having her back as soon as possible and wish her a speedy recovery. I would also like to thank the panel of witnesses for being with us here today and I look forward to hearing from you momentarily.
In 2010, Congress passed and the President signed into law the Healthy, Hunger-Free Kids Act of 2010. This bipartisan legislation dramatically improved federal child nutrition programs by increasing access and improving the standards of the foods served to our children. This legislation updated our nation's nutrition guidelines, which had not been revised in over a decade.
It is our moral imperative to ensure that kids are getting the healthy meals they need to be able to succeed in school and throughout life. Failing to provide our nation's youth with nutritious meals has several negative consequences. Food that is too high in fat content and calories contributes to childhood obesity.
We know that obese children are not only at higher risk for chronic diseases like heart disease and diabetes, but they are also more likely to struggle with their weight as adults. The medical costs of the U.S. obesity epidemic are enormous -- approximately 10% of our nation's health care spending goes toward treating conditions related to unhealthy weight. Conversely, food that is insufficiently nutritious fails to give children the sustenance they need to focus in school. For millions of children in the United States, school-provided meals are their primary source of nutrition, and we know that children cannot learn on an empty stomach.
Research clearly shows that children who have access to healthy school meals are healthier and perform better than children who do not. A 2005 study published in the Journal of Nutrition found that children who lack reliable, healthy meals in kindergarten are noticeably behind their peers in reading and math by the third grade.
A 2013 study published in JAMA Pediatrics found that students eating free or low-cost meals in states where the nutritional content of lunches exceeded USDA standards were less likely to be overweight or obese than students getting these meals in states that only marginally met the USDA nutrition standards.
In addition to being evidence-based, we also know that school lunch programs based on nutrition standards are strongly supported by the public. A June 2013 Kaiser Permanente survey found that 90% of Americans believe schools should take a role in combating obesity and more than 80% of people support the new federal nutritional standards for school meals.
Furthermore, school districts across the country are successfully implementing the standards established in The Healthy, Hunger-Free Kids Act of 2010. School administrators tell us that their students are now eating more fruits, vegetables, and food cooked from scratch, and learning about ways to continue eating healthy throughout their lives.
I am glad that today we have an opportunity discuss the regulations that govern the school meal programs and possible ways to improve and strengthen them. It is important throughout this process that we keep in mind the goal of these nutrition programs: to provide children with healthy foods that can support them as they receive an education.
This is our goal, and while Congress is and should be actively involved in crafting the policy to achieve that goal, we must make sure that school meal guidelines are crafted based on evidence and science, and not the political whims of politicians. While we investigate possible ways to improve school meal programs, it is important to remember that if we want the next generation to be stronger, smarter, and healthier, then we need to invest in these nutrition programs to make sure that we are doing the best that we can for our children.
We must make sure that the county's future doctors, nurses, teachers, engineers, and business owners are being put on a path to success, and providing them with nutritious foods is very much part of that obligation.
With that, I again thank everyone for being here this morning and yield back to the Chairman.
Source: http://democrats.edworkforce.house.gov/sites/democrats.edworkforce.house.gov/files/documents/6.27.2013-ScottOpeningStatement-SchoolNutrition.pdf


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Jim: In the WindMature
Jim laughed along with Sera and Des, enjoying the company of two girls in his room at once. He liked Phee, they'd been friends for several years now, and he knew he could trust her completely. Then there was Des, curled up against him, her compact form fitting easily under his arm. They were both quiet, mysterious, beautiful.
"What are you smiling about?" Phee asked suddenly.
"Oh, nothing," Jim replied, putting his hands behind his head. "Just thinking, it's nice being the only guy in the room."
Phee laughed and kicked his chair, causing Jim jerk quickly to balance, and Des to start upright.
"What was that for?" Des asked.
"Jim's a--"
"What was that?" Jim put a hand over Phee's mouth before she could finish, eyes on the ceiling. "Do you hear footsteps?" The roof of Jim's car was unadorned, just the plain wood of the roof and a few supporting struts. In 9 years, Jim hadn't decorated more than the rough table and chairs the three now sat in, and his bed was a simple hammock hung from the ceiling and piled with blankets. Now, all focus was on the slow, steady footsteps on the roof, heard over the sound of the tracks below them.
Phee clawed Jim's hand off of her mouth. "No one could be up there," she said, but Des was quiet, staring in fear at the roof.
"Maybe it's the wyverns," Jim said, "Donovan let them out for some exercise and they landed on the roof for a rest."
"That could be it," Des said in a quiet voice.
"What else could it be?" Jim asked.
"The demon," Des replied in a whisper while Phee waved at her frantically.
"Demons aren't real," Jim assured the two of them, going to the window. "Brace yourselves, its going to get windy." He pulled the window open wide, leaning out into the wind as the train rushed through the countryside.
"Jim, we're going 60 miles an hour, there can't be anything up there!" Sera shouted over the sudden noise and pressure of the air. Jim craned his neck, trying to see if anything was on the roof, but he couldn't get a good enough angle. Coming back inside, he slammed the window closed.
"See, nothing," Sera said, her voice loud in the sudden silence. Jim looked at her, confused. Her face was a stone mask, but Jim knew her well. Des herself was frozen in fear in her chair. Frowning, he went to the door, there was a maintenance ladder just arms reach from the doorstep, and he could climb to the roof with that."
"What are you doing, Jim, stop!" Sera yelled, her usual calm demeanor totally shattered.
"I'm just going to check it out, I'll hold on tight, don't worry." Jim said with an easy grin, before opening the door to the outside and reaching for the ladder.
The wind was insane as the train continued to hurtle along on its tracks, and Jim had to resist looking down at the tracks he knew were rushing along below him as he wrapped one arm around the narrow metal rung of the ladder. Jim had an excellent head for heights, but this was something else. This was near certain death from a fall of less than fifteen feet. Bracing himself against the wind, Jim pulled himself up carefully, one rung at a time, until he could peak onto the roof, just his eyes above the curved surface.
Several cars ahead, stood a dark, humanoid figure, completely unaffected by the wind. Jim stared for several seconds, until the figure vanished without a trace. Blinking furiously, Jim rubbed his eyes with one hand, trying to believe what he'd seen, when the train took a turn on its tracks and he was nearly thrown off the rickety ladder. He climbed down, quicker than he'd come up, fear driving him back to safety.
"So, what was it?" Sera asked, practically pulling him inside.
"Nothing, there wasn't anything there," Jim lied. "Those footsteps must have just been the roof creaking. I've been meaning to put insulation in..." He trailed off as Sera visibly relaxed.
"You've been meaning to do that for eight years," she laughed.
"Yeah, pour me another drink, will you?" Jim said, coming back to the table. "That wind wasn't half freezing."


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text: I currently have a Vista Home premium 32 bit on my Hp laptop. My laptop qualified for the Windows 7 free upgrade scheme. However the upgrade will only let me upgrade to Windows 7 32 bit, where as i wanted to a 64 bit windows ( i have been using that on my desktop and want to use it on my laptop as well). I emailed Hp, if instead od windows 7 upgrade disk, they could send me a windows 7 installtion disk from which i would be able to choose which eidtion i want to install ( i know i will have to completely wipe out old OS and install the new one). They however told me that they can only supply the upgrade disk. Is there any way i can switch to 64 bit without having to buy a new retail windows 7 disk. Is it possible to reinstall OS in 64 bit from a recovery disk made from the windows ( i think it is not but still want to confirm). ? Since i will have a windows 7, which means i will have a windows 7 license and a valid key, can i download a 64 bit windows 7 bit from the internet and use my windows 7 key to activcate it ? The Windows 7 licesence/key allows 64 and 32 bit installions right ? Any help or suggestions would be very helpfull. I do not want to use the 32 bit windows. My laptop had 4 gb Ram and 2.53 Core 2 Duo with a 1 GB Ati Graphic Card. I am pretty sure you will understand why i want a 64 bit Windows on it.


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iRODS at TACC
iRODS is a data grid/data management tool. It allows you to store data in a unified namespace using multiple storage resources, to replicate data so that copies exist on multiple systems, and to store checksums and arbitrary metadata with a file. The TACC iRODS configuration supports accessing iRODS through either the native iRODS tools such as the UNIX "i-Commands" or via the HTTPS and WebDAV protocols.
Each storage system accessed through iRODS is referred to as a "resource". In TACC's current Corral configuration, there are two disk-based resources accessible through iRODS, one for each of the Corral filesystems. The unreplicated GPFS filesystem is referred to within iRODS as "
gpfs-tacc" and the replicated filesystem is referred to as "
gpfs-repl". Access to the
/home3 filesystem on Ranch is also available through the "
ranch-main" resource.
Table 1.0 TACC iRODS resource names and corresponding filesystems
|Resource Name
|Storage System
Access to the iRODS system on Corral is available only to allocated users who have requested it. If you wish to utilize iRODS for accessing Corral, please indicate so in your Corral allocation request. Users with existing allocations who wish to make use of iRODS should submit a user support request through the user portal. You may also e-mail firstname.lastname@example.com to discuss your data needs and we will be happy to make a recommendation on the best tools for managing your data.
Use of the Corral resource may be subject to allocation constraints. Please limit yourself to using the Ranch archive filesystems for long-term storage unless you have an allocation on Corral.
iRODS Setup
Command-line Usage
The IRODS command-line utilities, collectively referred to as "i-commands", use an environment file to store iRODS initialization information under a user's home directory. A template version of that file is shown below in Example 1 below. To set up your computing environment, copy and paste this text into a file called
~/.irods/.irodsEnv, then edit the file, replacing each instance of "
USERNAME" with your TACC username. You may also change the "
irodsDefResource" line to use a different default resource if you so choose. Once you have created and saved this file, you can issue the "
iinit" command to start your iRODS session, after which you can store and retrieve data normally using the i-commands as documented below. If you will be accessing iRODS only through the WebDAV mechanism you do not need to create this configuration file.
Example 1. iRODS Configuration Template
# iRODS personal configuration file.
# iRODS server host name:
irodsHost 'icat.corral.tacc.utexas.edu'
# iRODS server port number:
irodsPort 1247
# Default storage resource name:
irodsDefResource 'gpfs-tacc'
# Home directory in iRODS:
irodsHome '/corralZ/home/USERNAME'
# Current directory in iRODS:
irodsCwd '/corralZ/home/USERNAME'
# Account name:
irodsUserName 'USERNAME'
# Zone: irodsZone 'corralZ'
GUI Usage
We recommend that you use the "Cyberduck" utility rather than a web browser to access the WebDAV-based iRODS service, as most web browsers have limitations on large data transfer, and Cyberduck supports drag-and-drop operations to copy data to and from your Windows or Mac desktop. If you do choose to use a web browser for uploading or downloading small files, or simply to manage permissions and metadata, you can use any web browser to load the URL
where "
PATH" is replaced with the path to your data in iRODS e.g.
Download Cyberduck for free from http://cyberduck.ch. The screenshot below shows the configuration options to select when opening a new connection to the TACC iRODS server; simply change the username and password to your TACC iRODS username and password, and replace the path shown with the path to your home or project directory. Note that your TACC iRODS username and password may be different from your TACC username and password. Once you have initiated a connection to the iRODS WebDAV server, you can drag files or folders into the Cyberduck window to upload them, and drag them from the window onto the desktop to download them. Cyberduck will perform recursive uploads and downloads, i.e. dragging a folder into the Cyberduck window will upload both the folder and any files and folders contained within that folder.
Basic i-Commands
Once you have configured the "
~/.irods/.irodsEnv" file, you can use i-commands to access and manipulate data in the system. The i-commands nomenclature mimcs that of UNIX but with an "
i" prepended to the command name e.g.
icd. Generally, i-commands are functionally equivalent to their UNIX counterparts. Complete i-commands documentation can be found on the iRODS site. The following table summarizes some of the most common i-commands.
A Few Other Useful i-Commands
Use the
irsync command to synchronize a local directory with iRODS, similar to the Unix
rsync command. It can be used to make an exact copy of a directory hierarchy on a local disk within iRODS, or retrieve an exact copy of a directory hierarchy already stored in iRODS. It may also be used to create an exact copy of a file or directory within iRODS. iRODS paths are identified with an i: prefix in the
irsync command.
For example, if you have created a directory within iRODS called "
/tacc/home/joeuser/myproject", and you wish to retrieve an exact copy of that directory on Stampede, run the command:
login1$ irsync -r i:/tacc/home/joeuser/myproject /path/to/joeusers/workdir
After editing the files on Stampede, you can then synchronize the data back into iRODS using the command:
login1$ irsync -r /path/to/joeusers/workdir i:/tacc/home/joeuser/myproject
If you are storing or retrieving data to Ranch with the "
-R ranch-main" option, you should also use the "
-s" switch - this will use the size rather than the checksum of the file to determine whether synchronization is necessary, thereby avoiding the need to retrieve all the files from tape to compute checksums. This will greatly improve the performance of synchronization with Ranch.
Use the
irm command to delete data entirely or just from a single resource.
irm without options deletes all copies of a file.
irm with the "
-n #" switch deletes a specific replica. For example, if you have stored data initially in the "
cache" resource and then replicated it to Ranch, replica 0 will be the copy stored on the cache, and the command:
login1$ irm -n 0 path_and_filename
will remove the file from the iRODS cache resource, while leaving the archived copy intact. Use "
ils -l" before deleting a replica to ensure that you have a copy in more that one resource, and that you are deleting the correct replica.
irm options include:
-fforce data removal
-vfor verbose
-rfor recursive
-hfor help
All users can see all other users' collections and files but cannot access, (read, write or own), where they do not have permissions. The
[ichmod](https://www.irods.org/index.php/ichmod) command, like the UNIX
chmod command, allows a user to give file access permission to other users or groups.
- Read Permission
login1$ ichmod read testuser testfile.txt ils -A testfile.txt
The "
ils -A" command shows the Access Control List (ACL) for the file "
testfile.txt". Here,
testuserhas been given read permission on testfile.
Ownership Permission
Giving another user ownership permission will enable them to change ACL for the file or folder. For example, to give testuser ownership permissions means testuser can then extend read/write/owner permissions to other users.
login1$ ichmod own testuser testfile.txt
Removing Permissions
You can assign "
null" to remove permissions from the ACL for a file or folder:
login1$ ichmod null testuser testfile.txt
ichmod command options include:
-vfor verbose
-rfor recursive
-Rfor Resource
Build the iRODS Client (i-Commands only)
You may also use the iRODS i-Commands to view and manipulate your data, as well as storing and retrieving data, by downloading and installing the iRODS client tools on any Linux/Unix system. iRODS source code downloads and installation instructions are at http://irods.org/download/.
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Balasore, Aug 13 (UNI) A developed version of the indigenously built Multi Barrel Rocket Launcher System (MBRLS) ''Pinaka'' was today successfully test fired from the Proof and Experimental Establishment of the Integrated Test Range (ITR) at Chandipur-on-Sea, about 15 kms from here.
ITR sources said the rocket, a state-of-the-art weapon for destroying or neutralising enemy troops, with a range of 40 kms, was fired thrice between 1214 hours and 1330 hours.
While the first Pinaka was tested at 1214 hours, the second and third tests were carried out at 1302 and 1330 hours.
Pinaka has the capability to fire 12 rockets with 1.2 tonnes of high explosives in 44 seconds. The rocket has been test fired several times in the past from the ITR.
Pinaka has a launching vehicle, loader-cum-replenishment vehicle and a post command vehicle. It has been under trial by the Defence Research Development Organisation (DRDO) since 1995.
ITR sources said the developed version of the Pinaka was a highly sophisticated, high mobility system and saturation weapon system.


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Top Ten Most Pathetic Reasons Why People Troll on Club Tortimer13thEnigma This is about the trolls on Club Tortimer (Animal Crossing: New Leaf).
I meet lots of trolls on CT, and I'm not the only one. Just go to Google and type 'Club Tortimer trolls' and you'll find tons of troll stories.
Here are some of the most stupid reasons why people troll on CT.
The Top Ten
Sometimes I meet people who ask for my FC as soon as I/they arrive on the island! Once, I met this guy who kept asking for my FC. He trapped me on the island because I wouldn't tell him. Eventually, I managed to get away. - 13thEnigma
I once met a girl on the island who wanted to buy a wig I was wearing. I told her that it wasn't for sale, and she started on me. She kept calling me rude names and another girl on the island joined in with her! I threatened to record them and they errored. What a shame. I could have made them YouTube stars. 😏 - 13thEnigma
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"Please have a seat, Tobin. Is there anything that I can get for you?"
"Only tea, thank you," he answered, setting himself as she bid in her parlor's chamber. "Thank you for the invitation, Princess, though I wonder why you called me in for a private summons so suddenly."
Elitha smiled gracefully, pouring tea in two porceilain cups in one, smooth motion. "No reason in particular. We have never really had a conversation truly alone, and I would enjoy to learn more about a man who has so easily become my friend."
"I am flattered," grinned Tobin, though nothing of his formal statement seemed stiff. He took the cup the Princess offered him with a nod, and relaxed slightly into his chair. "What is it you wish to know, Your Majesty?"
She paused, continuing, "How is it you happened to be at your uncle's side always? Are you his apprentice?"
"I believe so," he took a sip. "That is what it seems. When I lost my Mother, his sister, I was taken in his home and almost became his student."
"I am sorry about your Mother," Elitha said softly, as if thoughtful. "Did you ever know her?" Before he opened his mouth, she interrupted, appearing alarmed, "If you do not mind telling me....I know it is a very personal question that you may not wish to share."
Tobin smiled slightly. "It is alright, Princess. I was young at her death, but not young enough to remember much of her."
A silence settled between them, Elitha staring into her tea as she thought of her own Mother, a person, a face, unknown to her. She shook herself, briefly apologizing to her guest before she continued, "Certainly you do not wish to remain Sir Hurst's student forever. What do you wish to do in your future? Are you to take over his fleet in the event of his retirement?"
"I doubt that he will retire any time soon. He delves deeper and deeper into it as the years pass, so full of ambition for better things for it as well as him." Tobin chuckled slightly. He sighed, before going on, "I have read so much about the world and her mysteries...I someday desire to go out and see them for myself, perhaps to discover a few of them." Tobin laughed slightly, "Now that I say it, it sounds like a boyish wish that so many others have."
"No, it is not," Elitha said smilingly. "I am certain you would make a great adventurer, just as your uncle was."
"Hum," nodded Tobin with a grin. "What about you? What is your ambition for the future?"
She was quiet for a moment, "As a Princess, there is not much chance for myself to see the world. My destiny lies in being one of the Royal family. As much as the world interests me, my place as a woman and a Princess is here." A wave of sadness washed over her - she hated hearing it, and admitting it as well. "Perhaps when you shall return from your missions, you can give me a first-hand account."
"For certain," he agreed with a slight smile, catching at her feeling down. "I will make you feel as if you were there."
Elitha smiled, grateful for his kindly nature, his remark reaffirming her love of his friendship.


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U.S. Rep. Cathy McMorris Rodgers of Spokane Wednesday won the No. 4 leadership post among House Republicans, beating back a last-minute challenger backed by several influential conservatives. McMorris Rodgers was named chair of the House Republican Conference in a secret-ballot contest. She was vice chair. McMorris Rodgers defeated Tom Price of Georgia, who was endorsed…More
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The general context during 1848 created a disenchanting way of thinking about the Industrial Revolution and the utopia of liberalism. In fact we have a deck of nations under poverty, colonizers, tyranny, and hunger that took advantage from the international movement that came up that year. In 1848 Marx and Engels published "The Communist Manifesto" in London, this document fits perfectly with the ideas of the worker class, that was followed and later manipulated by the bourgeois.
During 1848 Europe was facing several new troubles that came with industrialization, such like unemployment, hunger, salubrity crisis, insecurity, overpopulated cities, etc. The Industrial Revolution consequences were added to the depressing indifference from the governors of the absolute monarchies.
Eduardo Barandiarán
Renzo Casella
Rodrigo De la Torre
Juan Felipe Mariño
The Industrialization of production brought a lot of rural areas population into the cities. The bourgeoisie didn't accept this with happiness, therefore they segregated the new immigrants making unskilled laborers toiled from 12 to 15 hours per day when they had work, living in squalid, disease-ridden slums. It was easy for Marx and other revolutionary thinkers to create a following with the inhuman conditions that lower classes suffer. Urban workers had no choice but to spend half of their income on food, which consisted of bread and potatoes. As a result of harvest failures, food prices soared and the demand for manufactured goods decreased, causing an increase in unemployment. Artisans and unemployed workers usually destroyed industrial machines when their social demands were neglected.
Feudalism legacy was still alive in XIX century's Europe, and there were harvest shortages all around the continent. Farmers and their families were starving while the aristocrats, they lords, were focused on accumulating lands, crops and farms across their nation as their were thinking how to replace their servants with the new invntions from the Industrial Revolution
Berlin Riots , 1848
As we have discused the 1848 events in group, we have all agree that the revolutions are mostly a direct consequence of the pure capitalist though and the negligence of nobles a employers that the Industrial Revolution brought with the prosperity of economy. The 1848 Revolutions show that the Industrial Revolution not only had technological and economical consequences, it also brought a popular ask for democracy, because the worker class asked for their rights to not be abused and to be treated as people deserve in a dignal job, the bourgeoisie influenced them to eliminate the monarchical absolutism. We also extract the Revolution's social consequence, people felt poorer and cities got overpopulated, this bad situation and their hunger to rise in the society made them highly influenced by growing ideas as communism, popular liberalism and socialism. People experienced substantially changes in their lifestyle and in the European nation's idiosyncrasy, adding that the art and culture started to become purely nationalist. As a general conclusion we think that XIX century leaders and governors didn't consider the horizons that the Industrial Revolution rushed, the worker class suffered the worst treatment ever and a deep rancor between them and their employers was born as the form of contant claiming for humanitarian conditions and organizations like the syndicates. In the case of France the social discomfort finally removed the tyrannical monarchy but, like repeating the story, they uprised another dictator called Napoleon Bonaparte. Aristocracy began their downfall process to be replace by a smarter high bourgeoisie composed by rich magnates, with a great power over economy whom supported democracy.
The first major outbreak came in Sicily, starting in January. The founded an independent state which lasted 16 month before the Bourbon came back, the proposal of an Italian confederations of states inspired the Kingdom of Sardinia and Milan, the most industrialized regions of Italy to rebel against the Austrian invaders and their feudalistic way of govern, this started the First Italian War of Independence.
italian troops defending venice, 1848
The "March Revolution" in German states was propelled by workers and the bourgeoisie to demand national unity, freedom of press and better conditions of life and work for the german people. The uprising rejected traditional, autocratic politics. Finally the Conservative reactionary forces defeated the liberals and forced them to exile in neighbor countries and colonies like America.
pro-nacionalist demonstration at the Reichtag
an example of nacionalist art
The "February Revolution" was sparkled by the suppressors of monarchy and nobles in charge. This revolution was drived by nationalists and republic ideals among the French general public, who believe that the people should rule themselves and must be treated well by their employers. It ended monarchy in France, by abdicating king Louis-Philippe, and led the creation of the French Second Republic.
Pledge of Allegiance in paris, 1848
riots and barricades in paris, 1848
Polish people mounted a military insurrection against Prussia in Posen, a Prussian duchy since 1815. Prussians were innovating in Central Europe by bringing inverse technology right from the British Industrial Revolution, their colonies population weren't happy about being replaced by serial production. Polish nobles also faced insurrections and masacres in the region of Galicia.
Nobles being masacred in galicia
Denmark faced the death of the king Christian VIII during an increasing of liberal and agricultural uprising. The new king, Frederick VII, met th liberals and installed a new cabinet that included prominent liberal leaders. Looking for a unified, centralized and modern nation, the king accepted a new constitution and to share power with a parliament. This national accord was just before Prussia and other German states attacked danish province of Schleswig, a region rich in raw materials, which were vital in the danish industrialization of late XIX century. finally the danish army won the four-years war in 1852.
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danish army arrives victoriously to coppenhaguen
on 15 of March, 1848 Hungarian patriots organized mass demonstrations in Pest and Buda, this force the Austrian governor to accept their demands. This resulted in Austrian foreign minister resigning. The Austrian emperor promised certain independence for Hungary, but this was never accomplished, that caused an Independence War. Hungarians triumph after a year an a half of fighting, but then, Tsar Nicholas I marched into Hungary with 300.000 modern-equipped troops and restore the Austrian into the power. Austria preserved Hungary until the fall of their empire
kajos kossuth holding the national flag
Revolutionaries saw themselves weaker than the reactionary forces, composed by the national and imperial armies, even the worker class lost their enthusiasm of getting human treatment in their jobs.
Popular Liberalism, Socialism and Communism were not as strong as they will be in the XX century, when they influenced a lot of nations faith across the globe.
defeat of 1848 revolution caricature
-Democrats looked to 1848 as a democratic revolution, which in the long range ensured liberty, equality and fraternity.
-For nationalists 1848 was the year of hope against tyranny and is known as the Springtime of the Peoples.
-We can compare 1848 with other revolutionary years such like 1968 and 1989.
-Feudalism was abolished by 1850 in Austrian and Prussian empires.
-European mid-class gained political and economical status.
-In the post-revolutionary decade after little had visibly changed.
-The Industrialization in the rest of Europe had an impulse by the adquisitive power of bourgeoisie.
Either they are the birthplace of the industrial abuse against workers and their people don't have as much political participation as they wanted, the UK remained peaceful during 1848. That is because the government was a step ahead and with the reform 1832 they pacified any democratic claiming. The UK worst affliction in 1848 was the constant affluent of german-speaker immigrants into their colonies.
During 1848 liberal students and intellectuals demanded the election of the General José Hilario López, he took power in 1849 and he came up with major reforms, this disturbed the Conservatives and in consequence Colombia faced 4 civil wars and more than 50 local revolutions. The conflict process of this nation delayed a relevant industrialization process for almost 90 years.
José hilario lópez
In Brazil, the "Praieira revolt", a movement in Pernambuco, lasted from November 1848 to 1852. Unresolved conflicts left over from the period of the regency and local resistance to the consolidation of the Brazilian Empire that had been proclaimed in 1822 helped to plant the seeds of the revolution. Pernambuco is a traditional fertile region of Brazil
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Martial arts star Steven Seagal stars in this action drama as Jack Taggart, an undercover agent working for the Environmental Protection Agency. When an EPA representative is murdered in a small Appalachian community, Taggart is sent in — posing as a handyman working with a Christian relief agency — to find out what happened. Taggart discovers that Orin Hanner (Kris Kristofferson), a powerful local businessman, has been illegally dumping toxic waste which has been leading to serious health problems among children in the area; it seems that the murdered agent knew too much and was killed to keep him quiet, a scenario the unscrupulous Hanner would be all too willing to repeat. Taggart becomes involved with Sarah Kellogg (Marg Helgenberger), a woman whose father also died under circumstances that trace back to Hanner. Harry Dean Stanton co-stars as Cotton, former member of The Band Levon Helm plays a preacher, and country music stars Travis Tritt and Randy Travis appear as themselves.
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Rotten: As a movie, it's a piece of drivel.
Rotten: By-the-book stuff, but that's what's expected whenever the name 'Steven Seagal' tops the marquee.
Rotten: Seagal barely works up a sweat... He certainly doesn't work up any drama.
Rotten: One big self-distraction and nothing that vaguely resembles a real film.
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This movie is awesome. I am from Eastern kentucky so this movie really hits home for me. Plus I come from a family of past coal miners. Steven Seagal and Marg Helgenberger have great chemistry and are the two greatest people for this movie. I love it!!!!!!
Great Movie!
If you're a Steven Seagal fan, you'll love this movie. If you're also a country music fan, you'll really love this movie! Seagal does a great storyline picturing a very scenic Eastern Kentucky area in the Appalachian Mountains being abused by the dumping of chemical wastes into their water system. Seagal, working for the EPA, does a great job assimilating into the area and mixing with the people there, even though it is not his home. Marg Helgenburger also plays a beautiful and independent country girl, wrongly castigated from the town society for something her derangeb brother did in the past. As expected, Seagal is always helping the underdog, and develops a relationship with Helgenberger. What makes this movie so great to me is the appearances of classic country music stars like Marty Stuart, Travis Tritt, and Randy Travis, as well as Seagal getting a chance to demonstrate some of his guitar-playing ability, a side of his personna rarely shown. In all, I have to give the movie a five-star rating, and I think you'll enjoy it as much!
Good movie.
Good message and good movie. I am sure these tomato throwers are big fans of many psychobabble movies. I give 90 out of 100 to this movie.
I along with Jerry Bruckheimer think that these reviews should be done by actual movie goers.
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- Genre: Action & Adventure
- Released: 1998
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history shows those were conservative democrats.
somehow 'conservative' always gets left out of that discussion.
Here's the guy that tried to kill Hitler:
Count von Stauffenberg was a political conservative, a zealous German nationalist and a Roman Catholic.
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"Good morning, Dre."Mature
The boy was running as fast as he could, heart pounding, through the darkened corridors. He passed doors on his left and right, but didn't dare to go through a single one.
Then he saw him.
A figure stood in the center of the hallway. It was a frail man, middle-aged wearing a three piece suit tainted by age. His malnourished features made his menacing eyes pop out even more than they already did. With dark hair and five o' clock shadow, he was the very incarnation of melancholy.
The boy stopped in his tracks about ten yards away from him. "Why?" He panted. "Why did you do this to me?"
The man produced a sickening smile full of rotting teeth. "You shouldn't be here. It's time for you to wake up."
"Wake up?" The boy was confused. "The fuck do you mean?"
"Good morning, Dre."
He woke up with a jolt, to a distant beeping.
"Where am I?" He scratched his head, before realizing a deeper worry. "Who am I?"
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"Dre." He began to stand up. "That's right."
The name felt clunky and unfamiliar to him, though - like a foreign word. He examined his surroundings, quaint as they were. Dre was in a small bedroom, with a bare twin sized bed and nightstand. At the far corner of the room was a door, and on the wall adjacent to him was a window.
"This... Isn't my room." Dre turned around to face the corner he woke up in, and cringed back in shock. The area was covered in scratch marks and blood. "What the hell?" He yelled. A quick examination of his person showed a tight T-shirt pulled over his skinny torso and a pair of baggy white pants. No blood or wounds.
Dre closed his eyes and composed himself. This is just a dream. He thought. You'll be fine, you're just hallucinating or something.
When he opened his eyes, he caught sight of a peculiar object - a climbing pick nestled in the corner.
Dre leaned down and picked it up. It felt natural in his hand - the first thing that had felt natural so far. "Huh. Guess I'll be keeping this."
He exited the room, and went down a spiral staircase to find himself in the foyer. After a quick examination of his surroundings that yielded no notable results, he approached the front door and opened it.
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