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September 2017 Year 7 Outcomes
Local authorites made offers to successful applicants on National Offer Day 1st March 2017 on behalf of our governing body. If you wish to join the waiting list for a place in Year 7 for the coming September, please follow the instructions below. If you wish to appeal against the decision not to offer your child a place, please see details of the appeals procedure below.
High School Waiting List 2017/18
As a Voluntary Aided school St Richard Reynolds College is it's own admissions authority and therefore holds and manages its own waiting lists separate from the local authority.
Offers will be made as places become available.
If you wish for your child to be placed on the Year 7 2017 waiting list please email firstname.lastname@example.com with the following details:
1) Child's name
2) Child's date of birth
3) Child's address
4) Confirmation if you previously applied for a place
If you did not apply for a place, you should complete and return a supplementary information form which can be downloaded HERE
If your child is a baptised Catholic, you should also provide a Certificate of Catholic Practice if available, which can be downloaded from the Diocese of Westminster website HERE
Should places become available AFTER this time, they will be allocated and offered according to the published over-subscription criteria.
Download the High School Admissions Arrangements for 2017
NB: College Office staff do not have visibility of the waiting list and are unable to give personal information regarding positions on the waiting list.
2017 Appeals Timetable:
Lodging by Monday 17th April 2017
Notice of hearing by Mon 8th May 2017
Submission of additional material by Mon 15th May 2017
Papers to appellants by Mon 29th May 2017
Hearing w/c Mon 12th June 2017
Download the Appeals Form HERE
St Richard Reynolds Catholic High School Admissions 2018-19
Please Note:
The Governors' published admissions policy for entry to the School in September 2017 was the subject of an objection to the Schools' Adjudicator who has now issued a Determination dated 2 November (which is available on their website at www.gov.uk/government/organisations/office-of-the-schools-adjudicator under Publications). The legality of this Determination is now being challenged in the High Court. For the moment, applications should be made under the published policy; we will let you know through the website if the position changes. Whatever the outcome of the legal challenge, we welcome all applications and Catholic families should continue to obtain a Certificate of Catholic Practice from their priest, as required by the policy. We will update you once the Court has carried out a preliminary review of the case.
The school is a voluntary aided co-educational 11-18 school within the trusteeship of the Diocese of Westminster, it will eventually provide 1,050 places, including 750 places for children aged 11-16 and 300 sixth form places will be provided for young people aged 16-18. The admission number for Year 7 in the school is 150.
The closing date for applications for places in September 2017 at St Richard Reynolds Catholic High School was 31st October 2017. Outcomes were advised on 1st March 2018. Children from all faiths and none are very welcome at the school but if the school is oversubscribed, priority is given to baptised Catholic children.
The full Admission arrangements for the high school and the Supplementary Information Form and blank Certificates of Catholic Practice may be downloaded by clicking the links below. If you do not have access to the internet and a printer, please contact the College Office.
Download the information brochure (2017 edition) for prospective parents HERE
- Download the High School Admissions Arrangements for 2018
- Download the Supplementary Information Form for 2018
- Download the Certificate of Catholic Practice from the Diocese of Westminster website HERE
NB You must complete and return a Common Application Form (CAF) to your home local authority. Richmond residents may apply online from 1st September 2017
NB The deadline for submitting your Common Application Form (CAF) for Year 7 to your home local authority admissions department is 31st October 2017. Applications received after this date will be considered only after the on time applications have been processed unless you have a compelling reason for missing the deadline. Supplementary Information Forms and Certificates of Catholic Practice (if applicable) should be returned to the College no later than the week beginning 31st October 2017.
Note: The governing body may only determine the admissions arrangements on a year by year basis but it is the expectation that up to ten pupils who are awarded and accept an Open place in St RIchard Reynolds Catholic Primary School will be given top priority after looked after children should they apply for a place in Year 7 at St Richard Reynolds Catholic High School when they reach Year 6 in St Richard Reynolds Catholic Primary School. This does not form part of our current admissions arrangements.
PLEASE NOTE: St Richard Reynolds Catholic High School opened in September 2013 admitting up to 150 pupils.. A further 150 pupils were admitted in 2014 and 150 pupils started in September 2015. Up to 150 children will be admitted each year thereafter until the school reaches its capacity of up to 1,050 pupils. The school can not therefore offer places in Years 11, 12 and 13 at this time.
Current Year 7, 8, 9 & 10 Waiting Lists
If you would like to add your child's name to our waiting lists for the current Year 7 - 9, please contact Mrs Eileen Wilson on 020 8325 4630 or write to: Secondary Waiting List, St Richard Reynolds Catholic College, Clifden Road, Twickenham TW1 4LT or by e mail to Mrs Wilson - email@example.com
Should places become available, they will be allocated and offered according to the published over-subsciption criteria. Places may become available as families move from the area or choose another school. All children will remain on the waiting list for one year from date of application unless advised by parents / guardians.


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The tragedy of the Titanic is something that has pervaded popular culture for over 100 years.
Beyond the fictional yet captivating drama of Jack and Rose, the loss of "the unsinkable ship" was one of the greatest disasters of the early 20th century. 1,503 lives were lost in the early hours of April 15, 1912, making the ship's collision with an iceberg almost a mythical catastrophe.
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"When I was a boy, my mother used to tell me stories of Angelic men who'd visit her family when she was a young woman. She told me she'd never laid eyes upon anyone more beautiful – at least on the outside.
"Mother had a younger sister who one of the men took a fancy to. They all knew he abused her in several, awful, ways but the men wrought magic on her family so none could fight their charm.
"Aunt Tilly was used then when she ended up pregnant, the Angelic men left. They knew the child was cursed because of how black the father was. My grandparents wanted the child to be killed but Tilly pleaded with my mother to help her. I couldn't understand it when my mother told me but she said when I had my own children, I would understand the bond that existed between parent and child.
"My mother helped smuggle Tilly away: she had fallen pregnant with me and knew her parents would disapprove. They had an outdated mind-set.
"My aunt and mother went separate ways because in their hearts they knew that the Angel man would return to find out what had happened to his offspring and Mother didn't want another encounter. She never could get rid of their hold entirely; proof of that lies in the fact she named me after an Angel…
"One of them visited us when I was twelve," Eae smiled wryly; "When my mother said they were 'Angel men' I thought she was referring to their beauty. I had no idea she meant they were actual Angels.
"The one that visited was a friend of the one who took a fancy to Tilly and he'd always liked my mother," Eae said the word 'liked' in a way that let Nithya know it wasn't a good thing, "Mother fell quickly under his spell again. She began neglecting me because he wished it so and took everything from her. Then he left.
"Mother was so crushed she existed as only a shell of herself after that. By the time I was eighteen, she'd taken her own life."
Eae's voice was devoid of emotion but Nithya saw pain and anger lying in his eyes depths. Despite herself, she found herself caught up in his story and filled with sympathy. She reached out to stroke his cheek then withdrew, flushing at her own forwardness but Eae only smiled.
"I think he tried to remove my memories or make sure I couldn't speak of what I knew but he was cocky, overconfident. I remembered everything. I went to University and threw all my efforts into finding out more about the Angels. I knew they were powerful but they deserved to suffer and if anyone was going to find out the answer as to how, it was going to be me.
"Then I found the Crossfire's. Most of the stories were warped but I'd stumbled across a document that told a different view. It had actually been written by Angels themselves. The beauty of overconfident people is they often make mistakes like leaving that book in the archives.
"The Crossfire Legend," Eae breathed, "How it intrigued me. Angels were destroying Demons left; right and centre at that time then these three siblings emerge led by the eldest and his wife. They rallied the Demons and fought back instead of cowering and for a while the surprise was on their side but the Angels outnumbered the Demons fifty to one.
"The Crossfire's were killed eventually and most Demons lost their nerve and took to hiding. I became obsessed with this idea: what if there was someone to inspire the Demons and there were Demons with enough power to even out the lack of numbers?
"I began to research Demons and try to find some but they're – you're – very good at concealing yourselves. When you and Senka appeared I thought there was something different about you. You were good at the act, though, so I couldn't be sure."
"How did you work it out?" Nithya whispered, not bothering to pretend anymore. Eae reached out and mimicked Nithya's earlier gesture by touching her cheek except he didn't pull away.
"No one is that beautiful, Nithya, no one Human. Your beauty is supernatural but I realised a long time ago you were no Angel because you lack their… heartlessness. Their souls – if they have any – are black whereas yours… yours shines. Please, Nithya, truly I want to help you."
Nithya sighed in bliss and leant into his hand so it framed her face.
"No one's ever worked it out," Nithya admitted, "I've never opened up, never felt like this. I don't know what to do next."
"Well, whatever is decided next, we'll go through it together," Eae smiled, tenderly.
Nithya smiled, hesitantly, back as an unfamiliar emotion filled her heart.


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Google rejects EU antitrust charges on Android
Google's Android operating system has boosted competition rather than stifling it, the US tech firm said on Thursday (10 November), as it formally answered European Commission antitrust charges.
The company allows phone manufacturers and mobile network operators to use Android for free, but it comes with 11 pre-installed Google apps, including a search function and Play, the company's own app store.
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The system is widely successful. Some 75 percent of the phones in the EU already use Android, and its share of the market is growing. Google also has a 90 percent share of Europe's internet search market, which is where it makes most of its money.
EU competition commissioner Margarethe Vestager said in April that Google protected its dominant market position by imposing unjustified conditions on manufacturers and mobile network operators that use Android.
Google replies that the deal allows it to sustain its investments, while lowering prices for phone makers and consumers.
"Android means manufacturers don't have to buy or build expensive mobile operating systems. As a result, smartphones are now available at dramatically lower prices - as little as €45 - and have become much more accessible to many more people," Google's senior vice president and general counsel Kent Walker wrote in a blog post.
People want pre-installed apps
Vestager also criticised that Google provided financial incentives to manufacturers that exclusively installed Google's search app on their smartphones and tablets.
Walker said the suite was necessary to ensure compatibility of the operating system among different devices.
Users want to have some pre-installed apps, so they can use the phone at once after taking it out of the box, the lawyer said.
"Android's competitors, including Apple's iPhone and Microsoft's Windows phone, not only do the same, but they allow much less choice in the apps that come with their phones," he wrote.
He said Google only asked for a small number of pre-installed apps - 11, out of the 38 to 45 which usually come with a new phone - and didn't prevent manufacturers from installing rivals' products.
According to Google, smartphone owners download on average 50 apps to complement the ones which come with the cell.
The Information Technology and Innovation Foundation (ITIF), an American think tank, threw its weight behind Google, dismissing all the commission's objectives as invalid.
Daniel Castro, ITIF vice president, wrote in his own blog post that the EU executive "put ideology ahead of consumers".
"The root of the problem with EU regulators' complaints is that they are relying on outdated economic theories. They do not seem to understand that innovation-based industries, like mobile operating systems, operate differently than conventional industries," he wrote.
Jake Ward, president and CEO of the Application Developers Alliance, recently wrote for this website that the EU's case against Google was bad for app developers.
FairSearch, a lobby group against Google's dominant position in the online search market, said "it was time to end Google's abuse of its Android monopoly" and called on the commission to find the US company liable.
A complicated case
"Any manufacturer or network operator seeking to differentiate its devices or services is prevented from doing so by the web of Google's contractual restrictions the commission says is illegal. Google imposes severe sanctions on those who defy its insistence on conformity. For example, a phone maker that offers even a few phones that do not comply with Google's straightjacket faces a cut-off from all of Google's branded products," FairSearch's counsel Thomas Vinje wrote.
The case is highly technical. Google was due to reply in July, but asked six times to extend the deadline.
Last week, the US company rejected charges in two other EU probes, on online shopping and AdSense service for advertisement.
The commission continues its investigation of all the three cases.
If found guilty of breaching EU competition law, Google could face fines up to 10 percent of its global revenue.


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March 12 (Reuters) - Canada's resource-heavy main stock index looked set to open lower on Monday, hurt partly by a drop in commodity prices after weak trade data from China.
China's trade balance plunged $31.5 billion into the red in February as imports swamped exports to leave the largest deficit in at least a decade and fuel doubts about the extent to which frail foreign demand or seasonal distortion drove the drop.
* Canadian equity futures pointed to a lower open.
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* China will encourage the value of its yuan currency to be set by the market and step back from intervention "in an orderly manner", while keeping policy flexible to support credit growth in the face of volatile capital flows, the central bank said.
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FERRISBURGH — Ferrisburgh residents will look at a lower Ferrisburgh Central School budget for a revote that will be timed to coincide with the Vergennes Union High School budget revote. The VUHS board last week eyed April 14 as a vote date.
On this past Thursday, the Ferrisburgh Central School (FCS) board approved a new spending plan of about $3.581 million, $39,113 less than the $3.62 million plan defeated on Town Meeting Day, 302-267. The FCS budget revote date will be set once the VUHS budget revote is set — likely this week.
MONKTON — As the Monkton Central School board works on a new spending plan to put before voters, it is soliciting input from the community.
"We're hopeful that we can find the path to the budget that's going to be acceptable to voters by getting input from the community," board member Marikate Kelley said late last week after the board's Thursday evening school board meeting.
VERGENNES — The latest Boys & Girls Club of Greater Vergennes Youth of the Year had several goals in mind when she decided to compete for the honor.
Some were practical — if Vergennes resident Ericka DeLisle, 18 on April 1, wins the Vermont Youth of the Year competition in Montpelier on April 9, she will earn scholarship money to help her attend the Massachusetts College of Liberal Arts this fall.
DeLisle would also like to have a higher profile for her primary message — against bullying.
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MIDDLEBURY — Hawaii is half a world away from Vermont. Folks there hardly ever see snow, let alone sugar-on-snow. But the nation's 50th state is proving to be a powerful magnet in an annual fundraising effort for Addison County's two providers of hospice care.
ADDISON — Long-time Addison County obstetrician-gynecologist Dr. Alan Ayer, who delivered well over 5,000 babies and practiced in this area more than 30 years, died suddenly on Friday, March 13. He was 71 years old.
Ayer was a native of Maine, and he received his medical degree from the University of Vermont College of Medicine. He practiced medicine for more than 40 years.
Ayer was the husband of Sen. Claire Ayer, who has represented Addison County as a Democrat in the Vermont Senate since first being elected in 2002.
MONTPELIER — Vermont Gas Systems officials last year knew the company's proposed natural gas pipeline through Addison County would cost much more than anticipated, but waited more than five months to tell regulators — even after the Department of Public Service requested that it do so.
This information came to light in recent testimony by Vermont Gas executives in a Public Service Board proceeding to determine whether the company violated board procedure by not providing timely cost updates for Phase I of the Addison Rutland Natural Gas Project.
UPDATED: VERGENNES — Someone robbed the People's United Bank on Main Street in Vergennes on Friday afternoon, Vergennes police said.
ADDISON COUNTY — Three school boards in northern Addison County met early this week to consider new budget proposals after voters said "no" to initial proposed spending plans on Town Meeting Day.
The Vergennes Union High School and the Bristol Elementary School boards met on Monday evening and the Mount Abraham Union High School Board convened on Tuesday. All three meetings garnered a couple dozen visitors.
The boards did not warn any new budgets for revote, but all plan to meet again next week.
MIDDLEBURY — This spring will certainly be a season of renewal for Middlebury Regional Emergency Medical Services.
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Green composites. II. Environment-friendly, biodegradable composites using ramie fibers and soy protein concentrate (SPC) resin
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Fully biodegradable and environment-friendly green composite specimens were made using ramie fibers and soy protein concentrate (SPC) resin. SPC was used as continuous phase resin in green composites. The SPC resin was plasticized with glycerin. Precuring and curing processes for the resin were optimized to obtain required mechanical properties. Unidirectional green composites were prepared by combining 65 % (on weight basis) ramie fibers and SPC resin. The tensile strength and Young's modulus of these composites were significantly higher compared to those of pure SPC resin. Tensile and flexural properties of the composite in the longitudinal direction were moderate and found to be significantly higher than those of three common wood varieties. In the transverse direction, however, their properties were comparable with those of wood specimens. Scanning electron microscope (SEM) micrographs of the tensile fracture surfaces of the green composite indicated good interfacial bonding between ramie fibers and SPC resin. Theoretical values for tensile strength and Young's modulus, calculated using simple rule of mixture were higher than the experimentally obtained values. The main reasons for this discrepancy are loss of fiber alignment, voids and fiber compression due to resin shrinking during curing.


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in exile is hard. I miss my family and friends. I miss the culture,
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(FinalCall.com) - The 32nd anniversary of the death of New Jersey
State Trooper Werner Foerster was commemorated by the state placing
a $1 million bounty on Assata Shakur, who was convicted of his murder,
but later escaped from a New Jersey jail. She now lives in exile
in Cuba.
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"We have pretty long institutional memories,"
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On the same day, the Justice Department added her
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"Anyone of the mindset that would execute
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"The goal is to bring a fully functional,
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finish out her term of imprisonment," Col. Fuentes said.
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"When I was in the Black Panther Party, they
(United States) called us terrorists. How dare they call us terrorists
when we were being terrorized? Terror was a constant part of my
life. I was living under apartheid in North Carolina. We lived under
police terror."
Racial profiling circa 1973
The time is 1973 and an incident of what would now be called "racial
profiling" takes place on the New Jersey Turnpike. Ms. Shakur,
actively involved in the Black Liberation Army (BLA), is traveling
with Malik Zayad Shakur (no relation) and Sundiata Acoli.
State troopers stop them, reportedly because of
a broken headlight. A trooper also explains they were "suspicious"
because they had Vermont license plates. The three are made to exit
the car with their hands up. All of a sudden, shots were fired.
That much everybody seems to agree on. When the
smoke cleared, state trooper Werner Foerster and Malik Shakur were
dead. Ms. Shakur and Mr. Acoli were charged with the death of state
trooper Foerster.
The trial found them both guilty. The verdict was
no surprise, but many questioned the racial injustice by the all-White
jury and admitted perjury by the trial's star witness.
"I was shot with my arms in the air,"
Ms. Shakur told The Final Call. "My wounds could not have
happened unless my arms were in the air. The bullet went in under
my arm and traveled past my clavicle. It is medically impossible
for that to happen if my arms were down."
Ms. Shakur has long maintained her innocence in
the death of state trooper Foerster.
"What happened afterward (the shooting) was
typical in the era of COINTELPRO—the FBI's crooked,
covert operation intended to destabilize Black movements and their
leaders—and out-and-out racism," wrote columnist Tonyaa
Weathersbee on blackamericaweb.com.
"They found her guilty in spite of the fact
that forensics experts testified that she was shot when she was
in a position of surrender and that no evidence existed to show
that she had fired a weapon."
She added, "I doubt that Shakur killed Foerster.
The forensics testimony, as well as the context of the times, is
what makes me dubious."
The height of hypocrisy
The offer of $1 million for the capture of Ms. Shakur has already
interested bounty hunter Louis Faccone. He told Newsday, "I'm
going to jump on it."
Mr. Faccone explained that he could have a two-man
team launched toward Cuba from the Florida Keys within hours of
getting reliable information about Ms. Shakur's whereabouts.
"Some bounty hunter in Florida said he plans
to try and capture Shakur," wrote Ms. Weathersbee. "I
hope he fails. I hope he fails, not only because I believe that
Shakur was wrongly convicted, but because I believe it is the height
of hypocrisy for the Bush administration to put her on the same
terrorist watchlist as Osama bin Laden."
"It is also hypocritical because, right here
in the United States, we are harboring a number of fugitives and
murderers from other countries. And it's sheer political lunacy
to compare Shakur to bin Laden; she hasn't killed 3,000 people,
nor does she have the capability of carrying out terrorist attacks
against the United States."
After Ms. Shakur's conviction, she was sentenced
to life plus 30 years. She spent six-and-a-half years in prison,
two of those in solitary confinement. During that time, she gave
birth to her daughter Kakuya.
In 1979, she was liberated by comrades in a daring
escape that continues to infuriate the New Jersey State Troopers.
There was a nationwide search for her. In 1984, she went to Cuba
and was united with her daughter.
What is it like to live in exile? What is it like
to be away from family and friends?
"Living in exile is hard. I miss my family
and friends. I miss the culture, the music, how people talk and
their creativity. I miss the look of recognition Black women give
each other, the understanding we express without saying a word,"
she shared.
"I adjusted by learning to understand what
was going on in the world. The Cubans helped me to adjust. I learned
joys in life by learning other cultures. It was a privilege to come
here to a rich culture."
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Olean Democrat, The (Newspaper) - July 17, 1890, Olean, New York 1 "TO LwW f The Olean Democrat VOL. OLEAN, CATTARAUG'JS CO.' NEW YORK, THURSDAY, JULY 17, 1890. r V i OPC n j.1 UNIVERSAL IN LONDON. r c Lo. PEACE NO. 34 KILLED ON THE RAIL. Collision DAVID He I'p the Vnllod as a 3IocU-l of i'c.-ice and Truth in Report of Mr. Gladstone's Theatre Destroyed by Fire. Eus-iia Agitated Over an Alleged State- ment by the King of Sweden. fatally seriously July address delivered by David Dudley Field at the opening of the universal peace congress yesterday created sen-ation, bo'th in re- spect to or' the speaker and the matter of uis speech. Mr. Field cited the Lnited Stains as a most conspicuous ex- ample of Rfv.ci-c'ten powers living together IH "u and harmony and aseribed their amicable relations to the principle o' arbitration vested in the gen- eral aud so universally ac- cepted us to reader resort to it most infre- quent. ILj re-gar Jed the modern willing- ness of powers to submit their disputes to arbitration as one of the hopeful signs of an era of peace. He honored the wisdom which had directed the settlement of the African dispute between England and Germany, a settlement which had set an example for the world. During the cen- tury, he said, 16 shillings of each ponnd sterling of national debt throughout the civilized world had been expended in the maintenance of armies and the prosecu- tion of wars. A SENSATIONAL RUMOB DENIED. A report was in circulation yesterday that Mr. Gladstone was ill, and his ab- sence from the sitting of the procedure committee lent to it a strong semblance of truth. On the strength of the rumor hundreds of reporters and friends called at Mr. Gladstone's residence to obtain in- formation as to his condition and express their sympathy. Mr. Gladstone's appear- ance in his usual good health and spirits attested the falsity of the report, and the callers retired satisfied and pleased that they had been mildly hoaxed. The Italian government is engaged in devising new and elaborate plans of mobilizatien of its land forces, a move- ment which is strikingly at variance with the very recent assurances by Premier Crispi of the gratifying outlook for pro- longed peace. A TERRIBLE CATASTROPHE AVERTED. As the audience was assembling at the IHusionist theatre in Rome Sunday even- ing the building suddenly took fire. The people who had entered the theatre beat a hasty retreat and drove back those who were attempting to enter. The fire brigade were powerless to check the flames and the structure -was rapidly burned to the ground. Fortunately no one was injured, but had the fire occurred an hour later frightful loss of life must have resulted. WOULD FIGHT FOR GERMANY. Considerable feeling is aroused in St. Petersburg by the statement, ascribed to the King of Sweden, that, while in the event of a war between Germany and any other power he would remain neutral as long as possible, he would fight, if com- pelled to take part, on the side of Ger- many. This is rejja.-rleu as. a declaration of hostility toward whom the Swedes have never forgiven for the annex- ation of Finland. THE VEXED BULGARIAN QUESTION. The Rnssian newspapers indicate a con- viction that nothing short of war can set- tle the Luli.virian question satisfactorily to Russia. The temper of the Bulgarians is war-like it is irore than doubtful that they would be willing to accept any prince whom the powers should agree to place over them. Yet ranch importance is attached to the encounters between Turks and Montene- groes. near the Montenegrin frontier. The people of the two nations on the borders have for a lonsi time bPen quarreling over some pasture land, the ownership of which is disputed, and the quarrel has more than once oven rise to bloodshed. THK PKOTKCTOHATK IN ZANZIBAR. The English cabinet has discovered that the agreement which bound Kng- land aini France to respect the indepeii- required the two with the inde- Xotwithsia-id- vi-ilntf-d the air've- on the Louisville, Albany iind of Injured. Ky., July U Twelve juMiiic v.-( re injured in the collision oil the Loni -ville, New Albany and Chicago rail- ro.nl at Smithville. Ind., yesterday. Fol- io u inic i-; the list: C; IH'CTOR M crushed. JOHNSON, Chicago, crushed. V.'ILLIAM MITCHELL, Indianapolis, con- ductor on the freight train, wrist broken. HuNRY WHITM.LL, en-ineer, danger- ously hurt in the back. .lA.-irs MYKKS, of the passenger train, badly cut about the head. Mus. PATTOV. .smitbville. Of tiie train. JEFF ROBPRT. ov. EVERETT ton. ADA PEAI-SOX of IKYin VTARRKN. o CHAHLKS MAHIO> freight train. V.'n.i.r.vi EAGLET, Paoli. THOMAS ANDREWS, Bloomington. ALICE WALLS, Bloomintctou. KATE TAAFE, Indianapolis. TEilRllJLl- EXPLOSION. OVER A THOUSAND KEGS OF GIANT POWDER BLOWN UP. TERRIFIC CLOUD BURST. TEN PKKSONS KILLED. i wi.e of AVorthing- i.T mington. cci'.Juctor of the THh FESTIVE POKER GAME. It is Said to Have Ruined a Warsaw Man. WARSAW, N. Y., July W. Brown has gone fishing. He kept a five- table billiard saloon here in connection with a tobacco store. Recently he was ia Buffalo. On his return at naon yesterday he left a note with his boy to give his wife and disappeared. The note stated that he was going to New York, and would net be back, and to tell "the boys" to take charge of the room. They did so, and it was closed yesterday afternoon. The boys referred to are Frank and Charles Craine, his brothers-in-law, who hold chattels for and re- spectively. There are unpaid tobacco ac- counts for some The room was bought of C. T. Watkins for and is worth about now in its run-down condition. There are other debts against the young man. Town gossips claim that the festive poker check and the attractive female have played an important factor in the case, but these assertions lack substantia- tion. Brown is a rugged, matter-of-fact fellow of 35 years. Over Thirty are Said to t. j Seriously Ilral.emsui Klowu to Enormous Destruction to Number of Workmen's Cottages ISadly Shatteied Station and Freight House Uuriied. CHICAGO, July 10.-A special from Cin- cinnati says: A terrible explosion oc- curred late ypstc-iv'ay afti-raoon at King's station on the Little Miami railroad, twenty-nine miles east of Cincinnati. Ten or more persons were killed aud over thirty seriously injured. Two empty freight cars were being shifted into a side track where a Cf.i- contr.inijiy SUO kegs of gunpowder As the cars struck thcrf> was an explosion and im- mediately aftprv.-fird another car contain- ing SOO kegs of gunpowder exploded. William Frauley, a brakeman in the employ of the Little Miami, was blown to atoms. Five other persons supposed to be employes of the powder company were killed. The Kings Powder company and TVyomiii- Valley Tracks Washed Out. Wn iu S-BARRK. Pa., July terrific thunder cloud buixt over the Wyoming valley late crday afternoon, aurl in a few nniui'es the low land for miles around was with water. The Pennsyl- vania railroad tracks were washed out, de- laying p'isveug.T trains, while the Jersey Co.'itral railroad was obliged to bring its trains into the city on the Lehigh Valley tracks. The .Market street crossing of the Jer- sey Central was completely submerged, the water surrounding the station. The streets in the lower portion of the city were flooded to a depth of six inches and every cellar on Canal street was flooded. 1 he damage will reach several thousand dollars. LIVELY DAY ON THE LONDON STOCK EXCHANGE. THK ADVANCES. 'i? by ing St. the of the Three Miners Killed. MINNEAPOLIS, July 16. -The Tribune's Dead wood, N. D., special says: Three John Hart, Thomas B. Bunney and Richard L. were killed yester- day by the timbers giving way after a blast m the Highland mine, near Lead City. Another man was killed in an acci- dent in the mine in the afternoon. Killed by the Heat. LOCKPORT, N. Y., July 16. -John Holley, night watchman for the Richmond Manu- facturing company in this city, was pros- trated by the excessive heat yesterday morning and died in a short time. He was 60 years of age and leaves a wife and six children. A Minister Locked Up for Forgery. FORT WORTH, Tex., July 16.-Rev. W. Mitchell, pastor of the Broadway Presby- terian church, has been arrested on a charge of forgery, the amount involved being He was unable to bail and is locked up. procure Peters Cartridge works have buildings on both sides of the river along the railroads. The explosion occurred on the south side and the destruction was enormous. A number of cottages occupied by workmen in the powder factory, and situated close to the track, were shattered and their in- mates injured. Twelve or fifteen girls at work in the cartridge factory were crip- pled. The railroad station and freight house belonging to the Little Miami railroad, -ogether with all the adjacent buildings, were set on fire and consumed. The track and ties of the railroad are fairly out of the ground and a great hole plowed in the earth. The Peters cartridge factory was burned to the ground. A relief train was dispated from Cin- cinnati to the scene of the disaster and the work of rescue and relief was afforded as soon as possible. The work of search- ing for the missing and caring for the wounded is now progressing. UTICA'S MAENNERCHOR PARADE. Thirty-Six Organizations in Grand Turnout. UTICA, N, Y., July yesterday morning the streets ou the line of march of Maennerchor parade began to fill up wi'h citizens and visitors from sur- rounding towns and cities. The day opened with heavy threatening clouds and the atmosphere was very oppressive. By the time the procession started the streets were densely packed with swelter- Ing humanity nf all grades and colors. Thirty-six organizations participated in the parade and were headed by a platoon of police, followed by Grand Marshal John Kohler and Chief of Staff George Zimmer and a mounted staff of twenty- four men. The line of march was throug'h the principal streets of the city and past the ButterfieM house, where the line was reviewed and dismissed. A large number of visiting Germans were unable to take part on account of the heat. To-day the visitors, escorted by the Utica Maennerchor, will visit Trenton Falls. Mysterious Disappearance of a Hermit. POITSVILLE. Pa...July I Merrouge. La i aged hermit living near Port Clinton' savs: disappeared, and his bears of having been ransacked. It is thought that tramps may have murdered the old man. an has marks dence of countries rot in peaderrp .-f ing this Kr.-i-n-" h; ment by Madagascar live rnlers and F has an cq-jai ritiht rale over Zanzibar. Judgment in an Electric Su-jar Case. XEW YORK, July Moore, as assignee of ths English investor-, iur-j the Kiectric Sugar coiiiir'jiv. was awarded .T. H. KOJHT'.SOH and It. o.'icers of the company, vrho induced the plain- tiffs to in the concern. Five Negroes Killed. NEW ORLEANS, July special from to The Times-Democrat says: Sunday night twenty-five laborers from the plantations of A. Heffner. near Oak Ridge. Morehouse parish, and whose passage he had paid from North Carolina, quit their homes and commenced under cover of the night to make their way into Chicot county. Ark. They were pursued by a posse of friends of Mr. Heffuer, and yesterday morning were found lying in ambush in a dense thicket. They" ex- williTi-nes-: to return, but 'wl.-n the nt forward to ir.c-trr them, the by bold trouble maker. opeiit-J un the po-xse aud for one uiii some wild .-hooting. The posse rtturiu-ri the fire and the result sre Ware House Burned. 'US, Minn., July 16. The large seven-story ware house of the Secur- ity company was entirely destroyed by fire yesterday afternoon together with its contents. Spontaneous combustion the caus-e. The upper floors were filled with agricultural implements, and on the fourth floor were 500 tons of binding twine. A three-story stone building adjoining was crushed by the falling walls. ie building was built in April and cost 000, on which there is insurance. The first floor was occupied as a shipping roonMhe second by offices, the third by the William Deering company, the fourth by the Appleton Manufacturing company, the fifth and sixth by general storage, and the seventh by furniture. The total loss is insured in foreign companies. Arrested for Conspiracy. ROCHESTER, N. Y., July Albert Koehler and Bernard O'Reilly were ar- rested yesterday morning on a sealed in- dictment charging them, together with Richard Schooley, with conspiracy. Still another indictment was opened against Mr. O'Reilly, charging him with unlaw- fully receiving a communication addressed to the grand jury. Their arrests are the results of the alleged attempt oa the part of Schooley and others to influence the grand jury to change its vote in the Lynch-Stoddard shooting case. Mr. O'Reilly gave bail on each indict- ment, and Mr. Koehler's bail was fixed at the same amount. Of Interest to Naval Ship Builders. BOSTON, July The series of govern- ment tests to determine the strength and other qualities of alumnium bronze was begun yesterday at the Watertown arsenal. The results will be of importance to naval ship builders. The tests showed the tensile strength of the metal to be over 90.000 pounds to the squara inch, a higher point than ever before reached. The transverse strength developed in a one-inch square bar was 6.600 pounds, greater than that of any other metal ex- cept the finest quality of crucible steel. The other qualities of metal will be tested to-day. Badlr Bnrned by an Explosion. ROCHESTER, X. Y., July about 4 p. m. yesterday as Frank Dowd of Medina was repairing an cil stove at the residence of L. Adlar at that village, it dropped i from his hands to the floor, exr-loded, and set fire to the house. The flames nearly destroyed the house, and commu- nicating to an dwelling in the same lot partially destroyed it. The loss on both buildings and contents is about -i'S.OOO: insured. Dowd was badly burned about the face fay the explosion of the oil stove. The of the Silver dent Harrison Has ai Kffect in Monetary Characterizes Peace Congress as a Guthering riiilantliropist-j. LOXDOV. July signing of the silver bill by President Harrison, although it was looked upon as a foregone conclu- sion, had a very stimulating effect upon prices, on the Stor-k Exchange. Bar silver was of course first to feel the influence of the confirmation of the sil- ver legislation of congress and at once rose to 50 pence an ounce, a selling price it has not attained for several years. Amer- ican also took on a degree of sympathetic activity, and increased orders to buy were cabled to New York. The in- crease in th'j of silver is by no means to be as permanent, however. The practical effect of the new American silver law has. been pretty thoroughly dis- counted and the opinion is general that the present activity in bullion will not con tinue long and that the price will grad- ually recede to a point little if any above the figures which have ruled for the last year. SNEERS AT THE PEACE CONGRESS. The St. James Gazette sneers at the peace congress, which it regards as a fathering of fossilized philanthropists whose ideas are as impracticable as they are obsolete. While Mr. Field and his fellow reformers are endeavoring to beat swords into plowshares, it would be well for them to take cognizance of the potent fact that the hostile tariff bill now under consideration in the American congress typifies a barbarous form of war, in that it assails not armies, but homes. XOISY SALVATIONISTS. The Salvationists are in full cry at the Crystal palace, where the army, strong, is assembled. The exercises are of a most fervid and demonstrative char- acter and as noisy as they can well be. Bands of music, playing the airs which the army has made exclusively its own, are in almost unceasing action and the "knee drills" and other evolutions pecu- liar to the militant evangelical organiza- tion are scarcely less prolific of sounds unwelcome to the ear. ELECTRIC CABS IN STUTTGART. A system of electric cabs has been in- troduced in Stuttgart with a degree of success that promises the permanent rele- gation of the cab horse together fields of usefulness. The new vehicles are already popular, though at present their novelty has much to do with the patronage they receive. At Palermo yesterday an aeronaut fell from a balloon and struck the ground, where he lay mangled and bleeding until taken to the hospital to die. JuIiiUAXDS THOROUGHLY ORGANIZED. It may interest Americans to know that, according to the developments of a recent race of brigandage in Italy, Italian brigands are so thoroughly organized that, should a member of one of the bands prove unfaithful, he v.-ould be followed even to America and pur to death. Senor Arrigo. who a short time ago was carried off by brigands and ransomed for 100.000 francs, states that while under guard in a grotto, he suggested to the brigand left in am, _v 1 t.v.M i t-i ill by fo! Ti.e i Ex-.IIa.yor Iron I il IDlKs. -A o: the re] i! u. mi t here ween 1.200 v 'iio KM i s. r York i: firm to Jron Workers' HS- cv ur.d recognize i.u f ,-avc-Hng i o one htre wio The and the Amal- secretly orgaa- i non-uuion :.-.n h- firm is- with orders, 'lay and night. Thev ii'it the T CITIZENS. Feather Orig- They to Tar and inal Package 3 LELAND. la.. July Nothing the history of this village has ever created such indignation as wasaroused Saturday when it became known that parties fram a neighboring town were about to estab- lish at this place an "original package" saloon. Monday evening the people as- semble-! en masse to express their indig- nation air! demand an abandonment of the attempt. Stirring speeches were made and resolu- tions adopted declaring that it shall unlawful to intoxicating liquors of any kind in Leland, and any person vio- lating this ordinance shall be tarred- feathered and cowhided ont of tlae vjljage. The parties contemplating the opening of the place have abandoned their plSpfcee HORSE THIEF CAPTURED. Desperate Encounter Between an and Criminal. ST. HELENA. Cal.. July A man giving the name of Tom Collins arrived here Saturday with two horses and a buggy, which he attempted to sell, but without success. Monday he left town, and later Deputy Sheriff Charles Howard received information from the sheriff that the horses were stolen property, and in- structing him to arrest the thief. Howard overtook CslHns three miles from here and ordered him to surrender. Collins ran and Howard shot him im the ankle. Collins then emptied his shotgun into Howard's breast, inflictiag a fatal wound. Howard Collins down and handcuffed him, an-i then fainted from loss of blood. A farmer brougnt both men to town. Two More Bodies Fonnd, CHICAGO. July more bodies were found in the river iloaday near the steamer Tioga. They were Sold to English Capitalists. July A Uniontown thrtt he would give bimrauchmore special to The Times says: The works of jthan nis of the ransom to allow him the Columbus Iron aud Steel comoanv !to and that the brigand could thereupon fly to America. The guard re- plied that he would willingly accept the company and the Pennsylvania Construction com- pany, located at that place, have been sold to English capitalists. The capital proposition, only that even ia America he would be found and kille 1. The new Herman territorv stock of the Columbia company is 000 and of the Construction company f.vi.OOO. Sixty thousand of the former and of the latter is retained bv the former owners. The sale does not affect the operation of the plants. in East Africa is about twice the of Germany, not including any part of the great Afri- can lakes in the measurement. Simmons Languishes in .Jail. j NEW YORK, July James A. Sim- i been indicted by the 5ary of Anniversary Kt-Jv July Brussels in -if mons, who has The Indictment Was Krroneoiis. July District Attornev e :hr u a- veils indi'-t'n' ycstcrd.iy Ai.) t hat tnp rf-ceu't rt for f is five a :M there an- ii were killed. An Kiot. LK. Pa.. July Rp- r-gi-m ;.re TO the eiT-T' occurred tin-jv au.i i.t-ations .if a larg-r iis are aire.idy nu ,111 L nited States grand jury for aiding and abetting Pctr-r J. Cla.-Lss-n in the embez- zling of the Sixth National, bank funds, was brought before United States Com- missioner Shii'l Is yesterday morning. He waived examination and bail was fixed at Simmons was unable to procure bail ami remains in Ludlow street Independence. days' fete at -b.'iefh anniver- aud the :r "i j.- rek-n coniinenre- X. Y.. Urn josi.ses of this llari John D. il n--. -nue, and -'urj of village, '.fi'iiii, of the tin- i..r The in- on com D. K K i-' an- for Baxter, f b.i T .'i.s fo.iow-: j Tavior. 177. I1. '.177 h n t; k CompMnipnt .Mi V ''I 171 111 f! r to f-r-n. -1 S' .r i properM- where til- cnt-r tiiree T. ].jy. h.-n th'- male a ih 111011: to rc KLV. Vf Captain Dro July 16. 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No. 8 Notre Dame 41, Tennessee 21
SOUTH BEND, Ind. (AP) - Notre Dame found a way to win again. Tennessee found a way to lose again.
It's been the story of the season for the two teams as the Irish continue to look like they're getting closer to being an elite team and the Volunteers continue to look increasingly mediocre.
The Volunteers looked as though they might be able to rally for a victory Saturday after coming back from 18 points down to tie the score at 21. But Brady Quinn completed a 73-yard pass to Jeff Samardzija to set up the go-ahead touchdown and spark the eighth-ranked Irish to a 41-21 victory Saturday.
``All the momentum swung back our way on that one play,'' Notre Dame coach Charlie Weis said.
It was a short pass to the left, but Samardzija eluded a couple of tacklers and raced down the sideline before being caught from behind by Antwan Stewart at the 2-yard line.
``I was looking back trying to give a stiff arm, when I really didn't need to,'' Samardzija said. ``(Maurice) Stovall put on a great block for me up on the 50 and it just kind of opened up the whole seam for me down the sideline.''
Samardzija capped the drive with 4-yard TD catch for Quinn's third TD pass of the game.
Quinn was 20-of-33 for 295 yards and threw two touchdown passes in the span of a minute to give the Irish (6-2) a 14-0 lead. The Vols managed to slow him until late in the third quarter, when Quinn finished the game by completing 5-of-8 passes for 93 yards, setting up the go-ahead TD and a pair of field goals by D.J. Fitzpatrick.
``We had some time in the game when we were unproductive, but we challenged ourselves to see how productive we could be against this defense,'' Quinn said.
Samardzija's TD catch was his 12th of the season, breaking the mark of 11 set by Derrick Mayes in 1994.
Tom Zbikowski iced the victory with an interception 33 yards for a touchdown. He also had a 78-yard punt return for a touchdown in the second quarter. The two returns for touchdowns give Zbikowski four TDs in three games. He also had a 60-yard punt return against USC and an 83-yard interception return against Brigham Young.
``I'm trying to catch up with Jeff as much as I can,'' Zbikowski said.
Weis was pleased to see his defense and special teams contribute, even if it was Zbikowski on both plays.
``He lifted my spirits a little bit,'' Weis said. ``Any time you're not an offensive player and you're responsible for two touchdowns, I think that's a major factor in the game.''
Tennessee coach Phillip Fulmer, who helped called the offensive plays, said it was another disappointing loss.
``When we got it back to 21-21, I thought we had us a football game. Obviously, their kicking game and the turnovers at the end, I don't think truly reflected what the score was. I thought our defense played well enough to win the game, we made progress in some areas on the offensive side, at times. We have just continued to be our own worst enemies at times.''
The victory made Notre Dame bowl eligible in consecutive years for the first time since 1997-98, Bob Davie's first two years as coach. If the Irish can win their final three games against Navy, Syracuse and Stanford, they could be eligible for a BCS berth for the first time since 2000.
``We've got to keep taking it one week at a time,'' Zbikowski said.
The Volunteers lost their fourth straight for the first time since 1988, which also is the last time they failed to go to a bowl game. The Vols must win their last three against Memphis, Vanderbilt and Kentucky to become bowl eligible.
Linebacker Kevin Simon still finds it hard to believe.
``If you would have told us at the beginning of the season, I would have told you you're crazy. No way,'' he said. ``But that's where we're at. We're 3-5 and fighting to get bowl eligible.''
The 41 points were the most allowed this season by Tennessee, which gave up 27 points at LSU and against Georgia. The three TD passes surrendered by the Volunteers also equaled the amount they gave up in their first seven games combined.
Simon said he doesn't think the Irish offense was the best Tennessee has faced.
But, ``They have more playmakers than anyone we've played,'' he said. ``Samardzija is probably the best receiver we've played all year. They have more star power and a good coach to boot.''


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- VVS Laxman 0
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- MS Dhoni 5
- IK Pathan 2
- A Kumble 58
- Harbhajan Singh 0*
- S Sreesanth 1
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- A Flintoff 1/68
- MS Panesar 2/73
- ID Blackwell 0/28
- IR Bell 0/2
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- Overs 101-150
Hoggard to Sehwag, OUT, gone!! that's a big wicket for England, good length delivery, slightly held back, Sehwag drives it to cover, is beaten by the change of pace, its well caught by Pietersen at short cover. Its first blood for England!
V Sehwag c Pietersen b Hoggard 2 (11m 6b 0x4 0x6) SR: 33.33
Hoggard to Dravid, OUT, good length delivery, this one reversed back in a long way, Dravid is comprehensively beaten and the ball hits the pad in-line with the stumps, loud up and umpire Aleem Dar is convinced, looked like the ball would have missed the leg stump, Dravid bit unlucky there
R Dravid lbw b Hoggard 40 (195m 122b 6x4 0x6) SR: 32.78
Hoggard to Jaffer, OUT, got'm! fuller length delivery, hint of away swing, Jaffer drives on the up and ends up with a thick edge, Flintoff at second slip takes it leaning low down. Hoggard on a roll here, India three down and in a spot of bother
W Jaffer c Flintoff b Hoggard 81 (219m 184b 15x4 0x6) SR: 44.02
Hoggard to Laxman, OUT, Hoggard strikes again! terrific delivery first-up, this one nipped back in a long way and Laxman is trapped plumb in front, Aleem Dar gives Laxman the bike key, India four down and in trouble here.
VVS Laxman lbw b Hoggard 0 (1m 1b 0x4 0x6) SR: 0.00
Panesar to Tendulkar, OUT, got'm! tossed up and this one straightened a bit, Tendulkar strides forward to defend and gets hit on the pad, loud appeal and umpire Aleem Dar is convinced, Panesar opens his account with a a big wicket!
SR Tendulkar lbw b Panesar 16 (84m 45b 2x4 0x6) SR: 35.55
Flintoff to Dhoni, OUT, gone! good length delivery, right in the channel outside the off stump and Dhoni goes for the big booming drive with no real footwork and ends up with a thick edge, Jones makes no mistake.
MS Dhoni c †Jones b Flintoff 5 (14m 10b 1x4 0x6) SR: 50.00
Hoggard to Pathan, OUT, bowled from round the stumps, good length delivery, coming in with the angle and this one straightens a bit, Pathan is sucked into the drive and the edge goes straight to Flintoff at second slip, Matthew Hoggard - take a bow!
IK Pathan c Flintoff b Hoggard 2 (23m 14b 0x4 0x6) SR: 14.28
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A Kumble c Cook b Harmison 58 (245m 168b 10x4 0x6) SR: 34.52
Panesar to Kaif, OUT, you beauty! tossed up, this one drifts in with the arm, hits the deck and turns away late, Kaif is completely and utterly foxed, ball turns away just enough to miss the outside edge and the off stump is uprooted, classic dismissal!
M Kaif b Panesar 91 (361m 263b 12x4 0x6) SR: 34.60
Hoggard to Sreesanth, OUT, got'm! good length delivery, this one nipped back in and Sreesanth is trapped plumb in front of the stumps - England end up with a lead of 70 runs!
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Back in 2005, a guy was traveling through Idaho and wrote of his meeting with Mr. Zimmerman along the way.Boise to Bozeman trip:
Start: Boise, Idaho
End: Bozeman, Montana
Miles traveled: 476 miles
Route taken: Highway 21 north to Highway 93 northeast to Highway 43 east to Interstate 15 north to Interstate 90 east exit at Bozeman.
For the first time I was reluctant to get on a motorcycle and that was scarier than the accident I had two days before.
I woke up a dawn, thinking it was excitement about being able to continue my journey, but it was nerves. I tossed about the bed for an hour, instead of bolting out and preparing to leave.
It took a good hour just to pack up, as I walked around the hotel room, procrastinating.
This is the first crash I have had. There have been three prior to this one and they were a lot more serious than this one.
I separated a shoulder in one accident, got run down by a station wagon in another, and the last one I had I was rear ended by a car letting a pedestrian cross the street.
Every time I got back on the motorcycle no problem and the first thing I did was drive by where the crash occurred to get rid of the bad karma.
This one was different. I dont know why, but I didnt want to get on Libertad. I sat on the edge of the bed and really thought this was it, I was packing the bike and coming home.
It was paralyzing. I couldnt move. I just sat and thought about what a failure I would be if I came home and remembered a saying that is on my wall at my house. It is from the Dali Lama and it says great love and great achievement involve great risk.
This is something I have wanted to do for years and I couldnt let one obstacle deter me. I packed my bag, hopped in the shower and was on the road by 8:30.
The first part of the road was traveled territory. Highway 21 is where I was Sunday and I thought the familiarity would be settling, but it wasnt. It acted as a reminder of the day. It didnt help the blacktop was stained with an early morning rain.
When I approached the site of where I crashed, Libertad sputtered a bit, like she knew where it was and didnt want to relive that moment any more than I did.
When I saw the turnout my tire mark was still in the sand. I slowed a bit, looked at it, then hit the gas and didnt turn back around.
Route 21 turned much softer after the town of Lowman, the tight twists, lengthening out a bit. Directly after the town was the lower fork of the Payette River.
The east view of the lower fork of the Payette River.
The west view of the lower fork of the Payette River.
After the river the road became one of my favorite types. There were curves, but not tight ones and the scenery was beautiful, a river running to my right and tall trees on both sides. Up until the town of Stanley the river followed the road, which opened up and allowed Libertad to flex her power.
In Stanley, 21 runs into Highway 93 which runs all the way to the Montana border. A new river accompanies this Highway, the Salmon River and it is just as scenic.
The water runs north to south and jumps over rocks that are in the riverbed. Fisherman spot the river, either fly fishing or casting a line.
The river was reportedly discovered by Lewis and Clark in 1805 during one of their journeys. It is treacherous in some spots, earning the nickname, The river of no return.
There was construction along the highway and at one point it was down to one lane. A flagman stopped us and she told us we had about a five minute wait.
It was a good point to take a break. I turned off the motorcycle and took a stretch. I was talking to the woman in between stretches and told her I was on my way to visit with Dugout Dick.
Everyone in the area knows him and they all like the nearly 90 year old local celebrity.
His place is visible from the highway, but I saw a blue pick up truck at a row of mailboxes and a man wearing a red miners helmet.
I introduced myself and he led me back to his caves. We crossed a one-lane bridge that he helped build in the 50s after the previous one washed away.
When he first got here in the mid-40s, Richard Zimmerman was fresh from World War II duty in the South Pacific and readying to work on a farm.
Back in those days they had a rule that if you were needed on a farm, the army could send you back home, Zimmerman said. I was needed by my boss. I didnt want to go back, though. I loved it there.
Fresh fruit that could be picked off the trees, warm weather, and beaches, all appealed to Zimmerman, but he came back to Idaho, a state he discovered as a teenager hitchhiking from the Midwest.
Richard Zimmerman (Dugout Dick) in front of one of his caves.
He worked on a nearby farm and saw this piece of land that was unreachable because the Salmon River ran between the road and it.
There was something about it Zimmerman liked and he fashioned a cable to pulley himself across. Then dragged lumber across the river.
The first cave was built along the river and fashioned out of mud and rock. Scrap lumber helped fortify the roof. He even put in a window. In the far corner of the cave is an icebox, which because of the caves depth, provides natural refrigeration.
There is no electricity, no phones, no gas. A wood burning stove heats the approximately 20 foot long by 6 foot wide cave.
Zimmerman lives down the road a bit now, using this cave as a spare. He was canning apricots on this day, using old mason jars he has had for years, heating the apricots in two pots on the stove then putting them in the jars.
Ill eat some of them, Zimmerman said. I might sell some too.
Dugout Dick, as he is known by the locals, lives a simple life and in February 2006 will be 90 years old. He has lived in the caves since 1948, working odd jobs and getting a check from the government for his service in the army and from social security.
He put in four mining claims on an approximate two acres of land.
I wanted to buy it, but they couldnt figure out why, Zimmerman said. They wondered what I wanted with that piece of ground. You couldnt give it to an Indian, they said.
Zimmermans property taxes are $125 a month and he has given up two of the four plots he put mining claims on several years ago.
He still has 14 caves and rents them out to vacationers, who come from all over the country to see this oddity.
Ive had people from Germany stay here, said Zimmerman, who charges $5 a night. I have water leaked into one of them and it stinks, but they still rent it. They dont seem to mind.
A full-time tenant occupies one of the caves near the entrance. Zimmerman rents it for $25 a month to a crossdresser named, LeAnn.
It is beautiful here, said LeAnn, adorned with blue high heel shoes and red lipstick. At night the deer walk down the road outside the house to drink from the river.
Zimmerman lives another quarter of a mile down the road from the two original caves he built. There along the hillside are the newer caves he built in the 50s, some reinforced with hoods of cars or whatever else he came across.
Dugout Dick in front of one of his caves. His cave is on the next row.
There he rents out caves to anyone truly wanting to rough it. The one luxury he had, a water wheel, isnt working, so he is forced to buy bottled water, making the 18-mile trip to Salmon in his old blue Chrysler pick up with a broken right tail light.
Dont ever try and get Dick to move over, the woman holding the stop sign at the road construction site said. He is going to do 35 mph. Hell let you pass, but he isnt going to speed up.
Since Zimmerman was there before the Bureau of Land Management claimed the land around him, he has squatters rights. Zimmerman got a couple of neighbors across the river about 10 years ago, with two ranch style houses built with in gun shots of his place.
I used to fire my gun across the river, but I cant do that anymore, Zimmerman said.
Walking now with the aid of a cane because of arthritis, Zimmerman still enjoys writing and listening to music, but is unable to play the guitar any longer because of sore hands.
I like it here still, Zimmerman said. I live in another cave up on the hill. Its got everything I need.
We talked for about an hour and I was so engrossed in the conversation I didnt even notice the dark clouds gathering as quickly as people gawking at an accident scene.
The sky was black and a couple of drops fell on my face. I put on the rainsuit and headed north.
I got to Salmon and had a decision to make. The clouds were behind me, but gaining. I could stay in Salmon or try and outrace the rain to Montana.
Being a gambler, I started Libertad up and headed towards the Continental Divide, reaching 7,000 feet when I turned right onto Highway 43.
When I reached the small town of Wisdom the thunder was in my ear. I gassed up quickly, and shot towards the town of Divide. That is where Interstate 15 is and then I would make good time to Bozeman.
The rain got me a little, but the rainsuit kept it off and by the time I reached Bozeman it was late. I wanted to get to Sturgis by the next day, so I got to bed early, another 400 mile drive awaiting me in the morning.


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'Amazing young man': Michael Hill died of alcohol poisoning after downing the equivalent of 10 pints
A coroner has issued a warning to Britain's binge drinkers after a barman was killed by downing the equivalent of 10-pint of lager.
Michael Hill had consumed 20 units of alcohol with a friend on leave from the Army, the inquest heard.
He passed out on a friend's sofa and never came round.
John Gittins, the deputy coroner for central North Wales, said Mr Hill's death should serve as a lesson to others who often drank that amount at weekends.
Recording a verdict of accidental death, he said: 'It is a real indication of the dangers of binge drinking.
'Twenty units is a level that many people have to drink at weekends but I hope his death will provide valuable evidence of the risk of drinking to excess in this fashion.'
Mr Hill, of Rhyl, Denbighshire, worked in the Long Bar at nearby Towyn and also helped on a stall at Tir Prince market.
His mother, Eileen Harpin, of Rhyl, told the hearing in Prestatyn that she had seen him drunk a couple of times but he could generally hold his liquor.
In a statement read at the inquest Mr Hill's 'best mate' Matthew Johnson, who is serving in the Welsh Guards, said he returned to Rhyl on leave on April 17 and the following evening they went out drinking together before going to a party in Mr Johnson's girlfriend's flat.
He said Mr Hill - known as 'Ginge' to his friends - drank vodka and eventually 'crashed out'.
The soldier's care worker girlfriend Stacey Whiles told the inquest she was at work when he rang her at 4am to say he was worried about Mr Hill, who was vomiting.
'I told him to put Ginge in the recovery position and to put something under him for him to vomit into, so that he wouldn't choke on his own vomit,' she said.
'I had seen him passing out but not vomiting before,' she added.
When Miss Whiles returned home after 8am she found her boyfriend asleep on the floor and Mr Hill dead on the sofa.
She called an ambulance while Mr Johnson tried to resuscitate Mr Hill, but paramedics certified he was dead.
Miss Whiles said Mr Hill drank a certain amount every day and had heavy sessions about twice a month. He also used recreational drugs occasionally.
Toxicology tests showed he had 403 milligrammes of alcohol per 100 millilitres of blood - five times the legal limit for driving.
Last night friends paid tribute to someone they described as 'an amazing young man'.
Sarah Unwin, 19, said: 'Michael was a very special boy. We used to go dancing to a club in Wigan and you could guarantee he'd be the last one dancing.
'He had a lust for life and was an amazing young man.'
Kelly Wilson, 19, said she had known Mr Hill since he moved to Rhyl from Wolverhampton about nine years ago.
'He had a lot of friends and if he wasn't working he'd be out having a good time.'
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OK, see, my first instinct is that "taking someone else's stuff without asking" is stealing and an adult would go to jail or pay a heavy fine for it, while being mean and cutting is mean but an adult would only get socially punished for it, not get arrested. Therefore taking someone else's stuff is worse than yelling at the thief. Wouldn't you yell at someone who snatched your purse?.
She may be interpreting your reaction as you liking her younger sister more and being unfair to her, which is probably going to make her more resistant to being kind or reasonable. When kids see something as unfair (even if we see it as petty fighting over stupid stuff) they tend to dig in their heels and become more unreasonable. Right now it sounds like you like you are working against her, and a little bit like you can't stand her. If you can find a way to try to empathize (or fake empathy) with her you may be able to work with her on a solution that will work.
For many years she has been mean to her sister. I am not sure how it started (and I think it was/is multi-causal) but I cannot abide someone being mean to my children...even one sister to another. Partly due to their age difference I have always jumped in - the younger sister has needed protecting from the older sisters wrath. It is just that simple. I do not doubt it looks like I am always taking the younger ones' side.
To lay it all on the line: I am angry with her because she is always so angry with her sister (fun dynamic, eh?). She is angry with me for what she sees as always taking her sisters side.
I am not sure how to end this cycle (and I fully acknowledge that I as the adult have to end it). How do you get over being angry at someone so this charming (sarcasm) cycle can end????? I just do not know.
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Editor's note: This version corrects an earlier version. There have been three homicides in New London in 2013.
New London — A New London man in his 30s was found dead late Christmas morning in what police are calling a homicide, the city's third of the year.
The man, who lives at 15 Hope St. and is of Guatemalan descent, was not identified in a New London police news release.
Deputy Chief Peter Reichard said the death was not a shooting but noted "there is evidence of trauma to the victim."
The man lived on the second floor with six others in what appeared to be a rooming house with single rooms and a shared kitchen, Reichard said.
A roommate called to report the man was unresponsive, Reichard said. He said police had no suspects at this time.
Police were interviewing the man's roommates Wednesday and planned to interview neighbors.
Reichard said the victim did not have legal identification on him, so police were unable to confirm his identity.
New London police Lt. Lawrence Keating said the crime appeared to be of a domestic nature, where the victim knew his attacker.
"It was not like someone breaking in, burglarizing, being surprised," he said.
The Connecticut State Police Major Crime Squad sought a search warrant from a Superior Court judge to gather evidence at the crime scene. At 8:30 p.m., members of the unit were seen entering the house dressed in white suits to avoid cross contamination of evidence.
The man's body was brought to the Office of the Chief Medical Examiner in Farmington. Preliminary reports on cause of death are typically done in 24 to 48 hours, but reports on more complex issues such as what was in the bloodstream at the time of death can take weeks.
The street, off Hempstead Street, part of a working-class neighborhood, was blocked off to traffic by police.
Ruben Rivera, 15, said he lives with his mother and brother on the first floor of the house, and got a call from his brother about someone having died.
"My mom was really scared," said Rivera, who was visiting relatives for the holiday and arrived home Wednesday to find the house surrounded by crime-scene tape.
Rivera said about five men lived upstairs, and he'd find empty beer cans daily outside in the trash.
He said different people would come and go from the apartment, but he heard no commotion otherwise from upstairs.
Danny Green, 52, who lives at 9 Hope St., said he was unaware anything had happened until news crews arrived.
"It's shocking, because it's so close," he said.
Police said they were called to the house shortly before 11 a.m. and found the man's body on a bedroom floor. Emergency medical personnel pronounced him dead shortly after arriving, the news release said.
Detectives from New London police, investigators from the Connecticut State Attorney's Office and the Connecticut State Police Crime Scene Unit are investigating the man's death.
Police are asking anyone with information about this incident to contact the Detective Division of the New London Police Department at (860) 447-1481. All calls will be kept confidential.
Police say New London man confessed to Christmas Day killing
UPDATED: Police identify man, 29, who was shot to death in New London
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I am a Member of Perry Childers Hanlon & Hudson, PLC, praciting in the area of civil litigation. I hold the highest possible rating in both legal ability and eithical standards (AV® Preeminent) from Martindale-Hubbell®. I am member of Arizona a...
Practice areas & skills: Insurance, Personal Injury, Defective and Dangerous Products
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Avvo Rating: 7.1
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Practice areas & skills: Insurance, Litigation
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Avvo Rating: 6.7
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Practice areas & skills: Insurance, Criminal Defense, Litigation, General Practice
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Insurance law covers the policies insurance companies offer and the rates they charge. Personal insurance standards include auto insurance, health insurance, homeowners insurance, life insurance, and disability insurance. Business insurance standards usually include commercial liability insurance, errors and omissions insurance, malpractice insurance, and business interruption insurance. Each of these policies covers losses from different types of risk, and both the losses and the risks are carefully defined. It can take an insurance lawyer just to determine if your loss resulted from a risk you were insured for. Sometimes insurance companies deny claims, acting in what is legally called "bad faith." Insurance lawyers can determine if your insurer is treating you fairly and sue for you if the company is acting in bad faith.