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Atlanta Constitution, The (Newspaper) - April 28, 1890, Atlanta, Georgia THE ATLANTA CONSTITUTION. ATLANTA, GA., MONDAY MORNING, APRIL 28, 1890. TEN PAGES. PRICE FIVE PAETIS VN and pleased nobodj, and with the knowledge that hi9tmn and opposition atteinjitnig to overthrow him it in not unnatural for him to be ill it e annoyed, and displeased with hnmelf Indeed the nun showed all this in his imn-lu-r In pa-ssuig him and shaking his hand the person was romiiidul of an ice %ault He does not one s liand like Mr Cleveland did He Dimply his hand out and as it touches n draw 11 There is no scnuino shake of the h ind It is simply a sort of touch -xud And then jou nre m front of Mrs H irn-von, but jou cinnot touch her hand on iniiot get that warm onie snulo ind h iiuiili iKc Mrs eland used to bestow upon IK r t itkrs It is MinpJj an.Kl i nitre how of the lit id ind jou nass on to nimble w ith the But ran t doth it tt hist It tikes time tow um n must sh iko the fr tf thi him- r on You ft.el like i nt (Um His is with Inn ind lu i-. g tttii up s> t> sj ik Jhtn nil I r I 1 f thi 1 Vnd htiL, is in irm> nil ii iu full di ssunii nn his sword it his M U n 1 i 1 o w tlks with him s it T i httlt ih th w ust nicsi t n t t ul n N, i it in U i 1 use lm e ll ll I Ust 11 II t lit IL ui t i IK h 1 it m ltd n 't how i r i tnin m IK Mm i 1 i Iv w'm is s is IH 1 in il in n 1 In Utl ll in w i> i bill i tr i n sin Ii in of di i nn i 1 in this is ihtu w is tlie tt 1 isi I i i M n J hi a wno di t hne nl t I a i irt hi I Uu> SI.L in I ini'ipf i in V whiU usi. r i LI tn n is in U I i 1 ii i o ih uiatir tlit i ii Hit idnimiij i it-u n. Tliore is consult ribli itonu nt 1111011" tlio I i' (lie Vmit.xli-. N n tl i 1 is It riisul i i low it thi timt V i attempt w 1-, m uti. to fi rt tht, b to t ut J uitli h in h it th H lulh 1 in 1 tin m i w ist 1 i I f i niUm unij hit will IL of tho ncvt is aw w ith int( ILS[ tr> cut 111 tho sei he n h is nt In mt, miw to r the appointment The Texan in ITe s i in vjorit> It i t Inn-, w fr mt t but the c fioiu tl it st t i of ipilic.ii) f r my little ofhtt-. at tin u dispi il lint tin Toxin wlun hi oomes ind iftLr he h is bt i IIL e i fi months is t i different V t ti tun LLX is pipn st lit 11 >r r In s1! si. i 10 Ins P is friLiuls liipfxii to liop ui then JSilJ would In, a I hcv w on Id IK t him w ith held 1 lit TcTin is quit to V itrh 011 "Rill" miju liorp iwp He marchPd into the i ress il'ery one inci with his pints in his led toj b t is m bun on h s hoiil in 1 a, six si t i in Ins rt ir po( kt t His o >it j i iviU wcie 1 tlown with cutnUes lie f, t ill t' P IK vi the hoj s h id too in i lit is no w ritti n up is i He tli hi t s ji, th but t t rt 1 1 med tt> x 1 1 mi un i nr t im._m in n his in ik( up ind tht ci ndoiits fn g o bun tht. r i em il> till but h m t sinu 111 1 Ink d U is n m nl nn 1 Ho ttnsM s in 1 stii K il i Hit ilu ms fio n the I ly mt tilth 1 i (k J' nits c i ut oxt i h it uni t i ip tin i hi-, I w hit h f in 1 1 sti i Ul t ii n (1 e I i m win ii n uiipii its t) i_ ti r f f thi six sin itei, now tho Ki %s f i i iit( i U h is IK t n i t ins i nn itn 11 unit ed b it w ht n it is 1- n wniniho I OIK st ust tit she will no i t f fii nits f the Him n f un r L pi LSI nt I JH nt i m Ji dis b t f .r t1 t pu tort n f this i i bnot f ol In bitllo ships lie K on is thsi u-si 1 it, 3 i tht rj is a lull in tho om 01 itu n mt i 1 usst 11 u h w is sitting in to bib imm i ailed to his i ipi 11 1 su I S f ither how bittle shij e JOU 1 lure w is i h n_ mtl i nbirrissii ld gl in i foi wluih he is noted ind iinnlj I file 1. mti tl Stitc 2c Ins i grnt n inbLi of ships I hut none Iheu Hie silenie w is ilcn c ViosidPiit Harrison i-, 1 imi us the si nip ki i ors of Mi iiLttm as, 1 1 nig w ii it is k i iu 11 am RASCALITY MAY HAVE FULL FONSECA'S GOOD THE WORKMEN OF to President Harrison br the Jacksonville XI mee- LADY'S TRAGIC STORV- Mr Morton to (tip I'ow er to Count Quorum Wh.ii.xr the IK-publlcau Ord. Him to Whlclt Dcftrny ot and of r ubl lea Offenders Be Triell in Strsuigo the Socialist taw There May Be Uvely Times Between tbe FolIcA and Cite vii, I.K, Apnl 27 Tlie following open letter has been addressed to President Harrison by the editor of the Times Union in reply to statements contained m his letter to Attorney-General Miller KSO-NMLI F Ha April 27 18W Tolletijarain lYesident of rite t mted bir it is with surprise and with injurj that the people of 1 riMd this morniugjoar Jet'er of April 24th atlUrebM a to Miller and t statf ments ith rt fere nee t tln_ in wlm. h thej are onvmci d must up tlm-i mtni It nj n mir it ent 1011, Mit the tict that the Tii I mon t te iiewt-i m n ui ui iiiteriiipdtjfe i with tti th Ie oi 1 oritli ami the puhlu, RO K! tbej lio'd m e-tjem uiakt. s me ieel sure tint prompt >rt t defence ot exit anation, Ir nn tins tpurter will, at least be ai pict i itetl 1 tht. in, ind may diiitostt. i ul to vm nt r aj pear to n 11 callrd for tuulfr the cm tes If to enlighten mi even in tlie sma.Mtst partit ulir u the true eomht jirex-ileiit m fonrtountief 1 shall twl u ore thin p u l f r ol adverse criticism incuired 1 j taking tli S p saj th-t m the four i ounties named tutus in to r s f- the tin 1 uulth tt tlu i ra nf tin 1 mttd stitew have not ittn to txenise thoir lawful lun l J In n tlit. e of inr uforuiiti n i- U n t tl il rhamulsiu tin dcpHrttiunt t tl e ona of the ra nt eoun. fur tins fli-tiut Mow ut rthv of tiedcnii. Hit >o jre polM H is to 1 e ol purstt utioii d 1 ist tlio ip lointed i Loiiimib in ojcn i" 1 i un n of the I m Utl and m >thtr ofih f r of J is t ourt h is on rt i utlj 1 e ilt IIH d Tilt this court idertd his to select foi jur tr-t tine and tritd Hep iblu an 1 t r oi PU i iolat) us fit thr stttnte wludi rtiittt that the st IK ti n fchall 1 e ind ire known tt> nt anj oniii shrink in in appearing Jt r tri il iicion acnurr tliuse m-n tutcd to t it t tii ind inn ent i'i! M ot these men rt po aim in is hliniliir rt mil tunic il ojit side their niiiiif dute tommunities aiit! o ifmut td with ill flu ult% in M emu K 5 ou wonder thatthe> evaded urtit 1 hat innocent nun pieRirni prnations an 1 hardships 111 a H rcatmcnt t i court and h open tlie dtiors ot the {teuitiotiai j for tlic-m If in instances men have tteen rendered dtcp rait miner e ciicumbt cm a woiultratit' FUe i f ndftion in these coun ins has hetn trtilj ilepl.irable ind children in ttrnr UK-- Ji feared tli.it at any daj or hour their ones murnt dragged frre a pirti-aii eourt ind lit, madt to sulTer inimecnt t> They Ind the SMI patii% of their wri pe p e and ot tue state in gtucral >ou t c n the--e tlnnffs 1 he j c iplc of se ount t.s ire iut Hireling ol) trut t ns tx.tn turn of court pro i Thoj I to 1 em j; re-q e for i iti I nidiMdu iliits in nit u i il tCLlf at fit ll 3 f JJlM Jrt-nidnstiKMi8 (.oil TtJinii; iinlliw r tjiPit nm ssl> ni r ]ii tiud in n t mhfispiU! h t> ittn i of the 1 nn- I In the to Ml n i i it Ii ul t et n that i hni-.li 1 f l is r tu--cd at oi MiitMlati MI- HIM sti iti n jr t it 1 h n the elletl that tin vt ie treaa il like IILPII in r t har_f thi. t f nir nti rtM-tm o n> 1> n no m in IAOII i, ul tit 11 Fein rs n and Madisf n on-tituU. t court tn n t tc out justice n t t 111 I the ptople >f Horidawill hold it in ts liuinvput is do ptople of anj in tht unn n LIJ re speetfullv, I n N 1 torTnuta I iinm KfcHSIXT THI1 a Revolver to Her fleari, and Orders Her to onernt WWIIN T 1 '7 [spi cnl The tepublKin ft! i'i- in lor the enartnu t M ui n Senat r 1 1 I ii ll.r t.K.k tl.o In H ii tuuUutil a i "t "it r' ll c It pros ill trKll if tli 'CMC Ul question Jni 1 U i .1 t r tli s, niU. llu> t 1 i i In sliort du naolu t, nl 1 Urn t iKl iti in mudi Ihesanu i r cl" h l" swell r1 is tl i i 1 i t il it i M u Now n t 11 i '11 mtriilm turn U {.rewnt Hill i r isip f r sciiiH time tint if l r uis Ul i i i 1 nl in i Mil.misinti gernini r n_ t' L itsliucrc fcohell 1 11 il "si Hi 1 l cotilel t i 11 u 1 r tl" nilis ti talk tliosi tliea-Mi-is t U itb 1 tl s it im_lit be net cvurs 1 ti'k 11 u 1 11 t f ,r a t rj llg ttnii In tin r ir, ,1, iniKr i s nho cin ilo tint F r Hist UK s, n a r M r_ in s loko thirtj six tours on t' i tsl is In i i lit sos, ion lit Can In ff 11 tli inlt nr tl rt V 11 it( r Itutln Can follort mill ft ill if iqu il others CTII tl H Hint Hi 11 ith 1, efforts anil tin si ik in on (Hj iftcr day nut 1 th st ssu n 1 s s The rr; ii1 hi i is ki i 11 ll e i1 moi mis poulil and wo ilii f, it ll i MI is in Ihisnai in 1 tl i rt f ,n tin Llin Ikr rtsolu tiou It is an i i linn th it i it oils nit isurcs lire onfxt Itisiniiiili neo tli it tin n j b-licans are dt ti rniini 1 to i its i intiinil tltc tlOB law Tie lint ritsknoii tins unl Mill HOW exert thtir tT r s t tli fc it tht is of the It mil )r b-ibli bo ilet nit tl b> the-n to to talk the resolution to death The isit n of tins reso ntion is looked t to 11 nli is in H h mtiitst as wis the fight on ti i il pti n f rules in the house it the he in in f tin s i i i 1 t i i ill! t f [if Billlinil i istlnu ol v sold tr 111 the time f n i TI is 11 i t mi f ,1 U the nitrodiit-tion f I bill r >il 1 t 1 it after tht tirst 'i UJ YOUK, April 27 Mail from Ilio do Jineiro bring- the following On April 1st, at 1 p m his excellency, Qmntmo liocajuva, minister of foieign cilled for Mr Jatnes Fe'uier Lee, d of tho United Mates of Vmir 01, it his hotel and took him m h t e to tho pi ice Iti inntj, w here he Ii itl inanhuKi of rti ntialissnno ilui t of the pro-MSH nal Mat-ahal 1 onzci MR Lf E SPh VKS On presenting joint resolut on of l_ mted btitos and house of engrossed un beautiful vellum, Mr I-.ee sail Mr lam charged with the ajrree ible dut> f n 1114 m eotct Honr> hunl an ilit IIP ntlt ateil i >p> of tlu- jnint ution nt the vintx mllimscof thisoftlit I n led Sl >t Amerii i m asii mblnl whiLh was T] prme 1 tij the j rph n the frcoU ex-IIIVM t f tin thp !_ mti d -.tales, tlm> e tlir tin ir rtprtstntitiMs ti) tin t irth U M ut nu i t tht y Liitt toxiard the I L p't, iti ui J ti Ui tin n inendh wcln 1 ir I i t uimiiut m tut in ot the tnd-t i uijfi >u 1 1 It tli l t uinot p runt t tl MI' t tint the Insh ]i >pes 1113 i HiiUiMiiiu clienslt ftr the limit J 1 m tht piths of j i it t ui I i i itc-i tl will leal n i iznl under tlit-i t i n intinifmii t-tfjiiNtiee ami t( r Hie ri0lit, of all mm -fH I FP( V M rshil I oiisci injl ed ith It t n s l j i u Hi It jm I accent the ituUli ilu ,uiiKiiHa of t i ilfil M ilt >l 1 1 i MI the mil i us l m K I tl il tie u t 11 gtmrmmitt tlir ii 1 H i nt lit. nt The scntiiuint I Ji tlMl Jllp 1U9 Iti ttt t> titr (imtiiiitid t> n 1 i ii 1 and the I nlteil s will lo Iicntil irnurtl, I hope iml tin-it m ue mtnnite iml t uriUal, bj reisnn of IK 1 >i 11 ut u il rt tpit e-tt i tn and tonhduice nil tin t ie mti i t iinm a the t ui t. i K n J >1 the pr pom ot Auitr.cin niti us Bt in i pit wh ilw 1 i lil n pst uj) d it! limns 311 1 v.ith tl IH 1 1 111 pi pit., will retire with JnhUfO '1 rntitnile tins new pr f ut finn Mnp .11 the p-irt 1 t ic Tiul i! ii tii >1 th 1 mtid tten of in migiiss f-m in 1 t I is t sijrit il pi >t ot tht. i tteem fUirtu us the illu-U i r "i I ut >1 tli ie jiublu rnatnelntl st i ti iv "s tin on h j ur iiitiri iidtimi the s-nm uf L, >il MI TIIK n i ss The isionxl p iiinient h issued a tie crce setting forth that to the tletn meut of public orler mil tnniji JlJity, false re ports ai tl a1 inning minors o been eirru-li'od, tno mimfost and nnpatnotie of onus; ccnsurablo that sm h teports and mmors mo highly injurious to the foreign credit of we ik i n irt mltdciK e in tht tif insti tu inns unl in the sec it ion ti x te I In iiiluns tin ieS nt M uslnl M niuel h n t tin instiliiL t in in jK.isoii.ilUK.i 11 1 n t mi Hi m _u hon in ill t mmiittc 1 in u i 1 i 1 n 1 t i Urn t the f 11 i t il ini i r 1 ill arnstt d mil i d t u i t i] it il t i tl t. i in i o fit here trit, 1 tl inbu al 11 siirnti il b s nl it nt ot iiiitu L ill L m-e diciei t t i i t d II ill f i r HIM m il p i V I >NSLCV M VM I I I 1 1-, lltr DT-tKI-V Ml P> tho dicur1 of Deoonibcr .Mil referrol to, 1 e ions nm ttnicr t tic ises tin rein spec tici 110 't r ill the (jowrnim nts The offenses sjif ctfied in tint (U no 110 is f Ci the nj nl Hi ind the t rmtr iiin0" u bnp; or ihcttin.. In word, writing i leeil tuil revolt or military nibuborduia t! JIl tempt species of t> k ul is or H warnings iguiLst ex ceases Cl incellor von Caprivi made arrangements to secure nmty of action hetw ten the T arioua authorities Alrhough it is expected m official circles thi t the da) will pass precaution will bo taken for the prompt aud ruthless Minprossion of thsordeib Tioops will be kept vi thin the birnctvS m order to d a collis'on with those taking part in the ccVbration, but they be reaU> to act if reunited 1 he emperor TV 1 11 return, to Bcilm oil April lOtli It was his intention to hold a grind spying of the irmy on Miy day but this has been postponed until May Aid, ith a not to the workmen Socialist leaders heie continue their cfffrts to the men agnnst the suspension of work Bcbel Jjiebknctlit and Singer, the contrnl committci of the partj ire ictn Jj onentiiig to its manifest tuoii Noth ing like a iinammous demonstiatiou through outOeiminj is now possible nnmbeii of woikingmen are found where differ with those to mike demoiistr it ons 1 he aim ne[ workiiiuuHMi in JJerhn is to rk a half d on Ma> 1 t All bur hou-os tnd restaurants spice hn% o 1 11 d for celt bt i turns on the opening May 1-tt, at which the police, if the c ah t 1 iu ts tufojcetl, will bo present Tl e sncietvat Chemnitz hire oteti ijr mist p irt in the demonstra lions lleSilesiau luiners liave iletnJed to work IT iiin ll In S iar ami 11 ideii the tlij will is i Ii ilf hohtUv On the other hand tho st ci il sts of Himburg Altoni I eipzv 1 Frankfort iiersist in a demons'r iliuti A miss nieetinjr of Hamburg workmen, hel 1 tod n c 1st will ho dismissed Thase present at the iinammouslv relented tho jiroclnmitu n and decided to take a holidaj jilcdgine; thcmsclx es to support inj of the men who sulfer through the emp'o'v edict Ai the police of H imbugg i rohibit public the trules arr fri exclusions ind ruial sports, wht re flee cut ill be to uleis the hour-.' oik d iy A number of tirms heio ind in otlu i (enters ire 301111111; ution 111 ing tlieir men the option of u hohdiy on i tlition tliAt thcj will not resume woilv until Tin olTer has been a decided check t m wht) MC inclined to take M xy day for 1 holid iv Phe r tuisistory of the church IH Prussia his sent cittul ir-, to uistnirt 1114 them to preich sueiahsm on April mli 1 In 1 ihor icciHtion ipiit from Maj d i> me s nore uilintiri ti n.itciuns oiiEresB ST TFKSI i m April Pns nts open lime h The Pniioi of tit i will Ihrt e luindu 1 IP gitis uill he pit M n n pu stitLs 1 he imiim i] il hanuuet exclusions fe o i tr no lit u 111 in 1 frthr-ti'tr t u in nt nt iht dolt A trip 1 1 Fin ind is r >pnst 1 to t iKe pi ne ifler the close of the Fia js Tim town all agog oier a mo'-t sen i ic ti> irt occasioned bj the erratic and tiotait c making of sT all tins Mrs Tluijo hid it hope-lessh silei t on a 1 hi r hi i resting 011 her h ind and aj p ireiiih 1 111 Sht stood nn at t1 r> ro ,upst of A] i Cross, ind 111 low tones mi 1 of n aiwl distress bint Iitr t 1 tlie rinrt o i her ind nising her t w f i told Mr. CIOSH, as he completed tho t n mom th tt tho m wis agimst the wi }m of her i olonoland Mr> I, 1' Hunk Soon after the ffrcinony Mr wenl to the hotel ill mrornel Mr and Mis BimkfifUi inirr JJui nc h ab-fapnct Mis Tin M si t M f. I in i4 u g from tin h iiiHf uents t iM them of the thrrats i ske down coia-pieteh, tiid Tn M.hm i-! r i uai nut ".gainst Mr Hi bt t no j-Kst hislxcii Mrs. Thorpe loin i n-, with ht r tho Efj-mont hotel an 1 Mi inakei no explanation r is mere than the fat M indicate, inasmuch as the bride anil groom, if such tho> are ha 1 been much getlu r, and op mon M is tint a 1 ne affair would terminate in a niurh i jore usual in inner Mii Thorpe came hero to re si IP her patents cral je ti in her i arly widowhood, and hoi auiuuntance with Mr Hubby ultivated bv be miu h in Ins soc oty at the 1 otcl olouel I.i nk 1 or fither, was formerly er i f ilniiiij-ton, N. C and IiteK in I treiMiiei of tha Ci-eoflote Lumber ind on strut tion companr. of this tity, but ifcsigncd tl e position ei ka ago He his daughter s icni on if the ind1 tlircatttis M'tuinary ou Hubby when his health I> CH AltLOTTE. He Creates a Sensation by Denouncing Holiday CHART OTTF N C 27 al Jones jirc irlte I tlm s'ic The 201 h of M ij is a U U hohday ID Noith C CuvioTTi N C ril 27 INS tter> IHOII SJJK 7 >uts i J ttj ii !i charge tn the rn that tht Me 1J u k to Philadelphia n w i J 1 f i i Mr ster pere admitted that iat ol that nnrt were bntildi 1 "It is purely sen i bus I din not connected with it The Jo jlle T( nn 2t> [-spe a! Mr William O of M> i t-i of the Jiiti nal the Tin and C niico union, is hem and v, tli a of tlitt stnkers called on a 1 bi s in tie n it liirmstidt Tlie tjueen rt reued a tlcput iti >n from the derimii ui on tjl whithblic is the honorary Tiisult of tli Work Mapped for the otttiacrst-ti tn of tlie Tno Houses. Ajiril 2" Tho senare to-moriow will resume rt nsulontiou of the land grint forfeiture bill, with tlie expeo tition of oming to a ote upon U before ad lomnment It is the intention of its fnend3 to it disposed of by TuesiHj night in any After that will como up the cnslo ns ailmiiiistmi-ve bill, and tliid piobably till out tho remnn ler of the wefk There is coh-sidei able opposition on tho dcuircraUr side to the measure as reported uj the committee on fit lice, and it thatJlSenitor I artjj ha-> an amendment to propose, so that the thiiices seem good for a debate of three or fj tni a itl At iidi In addition, tin re uere nearly hundred imidorncd cir n c nt nmiifi There were {oity cai-r if'orned with flowers an 1 ribbons, antl fnllj one thousand horsemen a Mc'l to the scene The tmmtitj of iloveis 11 as enoi imms, four i arii ails coming Irom Jilapi Whldi the ei-dict Adverse to the Kali-rood Apnl 2V TJie commission decided tlio ol Stone and Carton against the Detroit, Grand Hai, en and Milwaukee Railroad company m fa% or of the complainants Tue main ooinion written by Chairman Cooley, Coinmissionera Morrison and S making a charge for a shorter distance to Ionia, greater than to Grand Kapids, Mich the Jojjger distance TJje railroad cojupanj is ordered to cease and desisi from making such free cartage at Grand Off a It ridge. XASHMLLF Turn, Apnl 27 [Special Tho bo'> of W AI ens as found in the creek neir Box p tit ion on the Jvasln il'e, ind St Ixmis mlnij, ens i" the tent ths-ippeare 1 from i freight train morning It ts tl oiiTht he had been mur-dere 1 b> i iiejru tn np on the He Knocked from fie tram by a Gonornor JFletnlng. t, ria Ajril 27 ernor" has appo'nted Ge icril D Utiiiies, tho present comptroller of the treasury, judge of the judic a! circuit, headqutrters at Pens'cola, to succeed the lite JndgeJSfcLel-lin He also ijppoiiited ex Governor W D IJ (ox haw comptroller to succeed General Barnes The appo.iitmeuts are both excellent Money Order Clerk N J, 2T rsl 1 States ommissn i er owe is cilled upon at his hotel herp it a h Ia-.t night by Caspar boer, ch r f r rk of the im IK r order department of tbe N< came to surrender himself a defaulter lit the Bum of about Strike Arerted. CHICAGO, April 27 Al! fears of a strike by tbe employes of the United States Express companT finally vanished today. The men met, ana by unanimous vote decided to accept, for present M least, the new scale of wages announced bj the company to take effect Hay Effect of m LotruriE.tJ' April 27 cloudhnnfr struck at 1 o'clock roonuug Tha and tbe and many to a of Witliin fifteen watw Much ot KKW YOBK, Apnl 2T J O'Brien, tlxe repabhcaa leader of the assembly trict, died this morning hotel on. Coney Island. ;
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Georgia's Freya Jones Wins NCAA Javelin Title
June 6, 2013
EUGENE, Ore. --- Georgia freshman Freya Jones won the women's javelin title to highlight the first day of the NCAA Outdoor Championships in Eugene, Ore., on Wednesday.
Jones launched a career-long throw of 180 feet, 3 inches at the University of Oregon's Hayward Field to clinch the Lady Bulldogs their first national championship in the javelin since Vigdis Gudjonsdottir won the 1999 crown.
The 10th-ranked Lady Bulldogs are tied for second with three other teams with 10 points as Kansas has taken an early lead with 17 points. Mississippi and Texas have each scored 10 points to take a day one lead in the men's team race. The Georgia men have not scored yet in the competition.
Freshman Maicel Uibo and sophomore Garrett Scantling start the day on Thursday with the 110-meter hurdles at 2 p.m. ET. Senior Lucie Ondraschkova begins the heptathlon at 4 p.m. while sophomore Tynia Gaither starts the open events for Georgia in the 200 semifinals at 7 p.m.
"We had ups and downs with a couple things that did not go our way," said head coach Wayne Norton. "But I want to focus on the tremendous positives that came from our two freshmen, Freya Jones and Shaunae Miller. Shaunae looked good in the 400 and while there is some really strong competition in that race, she has a great chance of finishing in the top three in the finals. We'd obviously like her to win it since we know she has that potential.
"Freya came through with a big, big throw to win her title. If you look at all of her throws, all of them were over (164 feet) and some of the other big throwers weren't hitting that mark the whole time. I was a little concerned when the Stanford thrower had a big throw, but Freya came back with her (personal best) to have a really satisfying finish. There were some really tough throwers in the field, like the girl from Florida and the two from Penn State, but they did not answer Freya's throw. Since some things didn't go great for us, this title for Freya was big for us and we are excited about it."
Norton said the important thing for Georgia is to keep the momentum going.
"What we have to do is flush the bad stuff," Norton said. "Don't even talk about the bad stuff now since we can't do anything about it. We can analyze that when the meet is over. We have to keep everyone encouraged and excited. Since we have an NCAA champion now, it should lift everyone up and encourage everyone to do their best for the rest of the week."
A native of Hampshire, Great Britain, Jones was in fifth place going into the fifth of six rounds with a top throw of 172 feet. On her fifth attempt, she launched the javelin 180-3 and completed her series with nothing that measured less than 166-6. Jones came into the competition with a personal-best throw of 173-9.
Freshman Shaunae Miller, who captured the 2013 NCAA indoor title in March, cruised to a school record of 51.57 in the 400 and the top qualifying time during her semifinal round. Racing out of lane four, Miller quickly made up the stagger and shot far in front of the pack during the final 100 meters.
Miller's 51.57, which was .07 faster than her winning time at the Carifta Games in the spring, topped a 26-year-old school record of 51.60 set by Gwen Torrence at the 1987 Drake Relays. Miller won her heat by nearly a half second on Wednesday.
Miller returns to the track at 8:55 p.m. on Friday for the finals.
In the decathlon, Scantling is in 10th place through five events after scoring 4,021 points. His teammate, Maicel Uibo, is holding on to 11th place with 4,003 as the pair are set to complete their multi-events on Thursday.
Scantling started the day in the opening heat of the 100 and clocked an 11.06 for 847 points.
Scantling opened with his best attempt in the long jump after registering a mark of 23-1.75 for 826 points. All three of Scantling's marks in the long jump this year have measured between 23-1.25 and 23-2.
Recovering from a first round foul, Scantling scored 698 points after his second throw measured 44-3.50. This gave Scantling an eighth-place finish in the event.
Scantling posted four first attempt clearances to reach 6-7.50 in the high jump. This gained the Jacksonville, Fla., native 822 points and moved him up in the overall standings.
In the final event of the day, Scantling was one of only 11 competitors out of 24 to break 50 seconds in the 400. He was ninth overall after completing his lap in 49.72, which was good for 828 points.
Uibo was sixth in the third heat of the 100 after crossing the finish line in 11.17 to start his day. This finish gave him 823 points in the opening event.
With a foul in the middle of his series, Uibo had a pair of 24-foot marks in the long jump, topping it out with an effort of 24-5. He scored 920 points and was fifth overall in the event.
Uibo launched an opening attempt of 40-2 in the shot put to add 621 points to his total. He followed his first throw up with a pair of fouls and was 20th overall.
Passing on four of his first five heights (with a first attempt clearance at the fourth height), Uibo moved into the scoring position with 906 points in the high jump. He cleared a career-high mark of 6-11 on his second attempt to take second overall. At the next height (7-0.25), Uibo passed after an opening miss to prepare for the 400.
Uibo wrapped up his first day by finishing 20th in the 400 with a mark of 51.82.
In her first trip to the NCAA outdoor meet, freshman Chanice Porter took the long jump runway on her first jump and had a mark of 20-3.75. The Jamaican native finished 14th overall after putting the 2013 SEC indoor title on her resume earlier in the year.
Sophomore Nick Vena sandwiched a toss of 60-8 between two fouls in the shot put to take 11th. Vena came into the meet with the longest throw at both the NCAA East and West Prelims.
Junior Caleb Whitener was strapped with two fouls to start his series and managed a throw of 59-0.75 on his third try. This was 10th in the opening flight and put him 17th overall during his second trip to the NCAA Outdoor Championships.
Junior Megan Malasarte, who earned First Team All-America honors in 2012, did not make the finals in the 800. Rolling with the front three through the first lap, Malasarte tucked in behind her heat's winner (national leader Natoya Goule) to move into second place. But the Fayetteville native slipped to fourth in the final straightaway and took 13th overall with a 2:05.46.
The Georgia men suffered a similar fate in their 800. Sophomore Charles Grethen advanced to the number two spot in his heat going into the final lap, but finished sixth in his heat and 19th overall with a time of 1:51.91 during his first NCAA meet.
Freshman Kisean Smith, who punched his ticket to the meet after being ranked in the 80s nationally, was 24th in the 800 semifinals with a time of 1:56.45.
In the men's 100 semifinals, junior Johnathan Smith clocked a 10.31 to finish sixth in his heat and 20th overall. A three-time Division III All-American at Guilford College, Smith finishes his first season with the Bulldogs fourth-fastest time in school history (10.20).
Smith's teammate in the sprints, sophomore Drew Branch, was 23rd in the semifinal round of the 400 hurdles. Competing at the 2012 NCAA outdoor meet in a relay, Branch finished with a time of 53.51 during his first trip to nationals as an individual.
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China ex-premier's memoirs defend 1989 bloodshed
By Benjamin Kang Lim and Chris Buckley
BEIJING (Reuters) - China's revered reformist leader Deng Xiaoping said the government had to "spill some blood" to quell student-led protests in 1989, according to newly published memoirs of the watershed events by former premier Li Peng.
Deng's commanding role in the armed crackdown that remains taboo in Chinese politics 21 years later is described in new memoirs by Li, the hardline head of China's government, which faced the student-led movement that erupted across China in 1989.
The standoff culminated in a June 4 sweep against protesters centered on Tiananmen Square, who were galvanized by calls for democracy and a purge of corrupt officials. Troops mobilized under a martial law proclamation killed hundreds of protesters and bystanders, according to witnesses and rights groups.
"The measures for martial law must be steady-handed, and we must minimize harm, but we must prepare to spill some blood," Deng told officials on May 19, according to the memoirs.
Li's account, suppressed from publication by current leaders, removes the veil imposed on decisions preceding the crackdown. It will be issued by a Hong Kong publisher, which sent an advance copy to Reuters on Friday, the anniversary of the crackdown.
Chinese dissidents and families of victims continue to mourn and denounce the use of tanks and guns against the protesters.
Beijing has never issued an official count of those killed and current leaders reject any discussion of the "disturbance."
Around the anniversary dissidents and families of victims are held in their homes by police. Continued...


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Delaunay may be the defending champion of the Churchill Downs Stakes (gr. II) on the Kentucky Derby undercard May 3, but last year's winner has a tall task in front of him if he's to repeat. Although he won last year's running by a devastating four lengths over the sloppy surface, Delaunay is the co-third choice on the morning line for this year's edition.
"He's doing really well, but I think he's got a tougher field to deal with this time," said trainer Tom Amoss. "It's a fun race as a handicapper, but as a trainer, not so much."
Maggi Moss' Delaunay was riding a five-race win streak entering the Churchill Downs a year ago, but the 7-year-old has managed just one victory in four trips to the post since. The ultra-consistent son of Smoke Glacken has run in the money 28 times in 43 lifetime starts. A win in the $400,000 Churchill Downs for 4-year-olds and up would make Delaunay ($904,486) a millionaire.
Morning-line favoritism in the seven-furlong Churchill Downs goes to Shakin It Up , who won the Malibu Stakes (gr. I) in December over seven panels and then stretched out to take the 1 1/16-mile Strub Stakes (gr. II). The Bob Baffert-trained son of Midnight Lute was bred and is co-owned by Mike Pegram. He was most recently fifth as the 7-5 pick in the San Carlos Stakes (gr. II) behind Sahara Sky , who won his second straight San Carlos for trainer and co-owner Jerry Hollendorfer.
Sahara Sky is an excellent 7-3-3-1 at the distance and is no stranger to travel. Although based in California, he has journeyed to New York twice in the past year, winning the Metropolitan Handicap (gr. I) and twice finishing second in the Carter Handicap (gr. I). The son of Pleasant Tap has already gone over the $1 million mark in his 19-race career.
Clearly Now, winner of the Bold Ruler Handicap (gr. III) last October, ran just behind Sahara Sky in the Carter, finishing third in that April tilt. He has been in the money all five times at the distance.
Capo Bastone won the prestigious Foxwoods King's Bishop Stakes (gr. I) at seven furlongs last summer at Saratoga Race Course, but has been off form since, finishing up the track in both the Breeders' Cup Turf Sprint (gr. IT) and the Cigar Mile (gr. I).
Central Banker finished a half length in back of Shakin It Up in the Malibu but was up the track in the Carter. Falling Sky, 19th in the Kentucky Derby last year after winning the Sam F. Davis Stakes (gr. III) at Tampa Bay Downs, won the Gulfstream Park Sprint (gr. III) at seven furlongs in February. He faded to last in the Gulfstream Park Handicap (gr. II) at a mile last out.
Laugh Track has been off form since running second in the Breeders' Cup Sprint (gr. I) last year to Secret Circle . His third in the Commonwealth (gr. III) at Keeneland last out was his best effort since.
$400,000 Churchill Downs Stakes (gr. II, Race 9, 3:46 p.m.), 7 Furlongs
PP. Jockey, Weight, Trainer
1) Capo Bastone (KY) John Velazquez, 118, Todd Pletcher
2) Clearly Now (KY) Javier Castellano, 118, Brian Lynch
3) Broadway Empire (KY) Gary Stevens, 118, Robertino Diodoro
4) Sahara Sky (FL) Joel Rosario, 120, Jerry Hollendorfer
5) Quiet Force (KY) Julien Leparoux, 118, Mike Maker
6) Laugh Track (KY) Miguel Mena, 118, Mark Casse
7) River Bear (IL) Tim Thornton, 118, Rusty Hellman
8) Falling Sky (PA) Luis Saez, 118, George Weaver
9) Central Banker (KY) Corey Nakatani, 118, Al Stall Jr.
10) Delaunay (MD) Rosie Napravnik, 118, Tom Amoss
11) Shakin It Up (KY) Mike Smith, 123, Bob Baffert


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Perpetual Notions
By Ronald Sitton
NORTH LITTLE ROCK, Ark. (March 23) — So you've seen the pictures of Tata's "Nano" and you've heard the unheard of pricing of $2,000 per car in India for an automobile without air conditioning, a radio or a passenger-side mirror. You may even be aware of the 50 mpg capabilities and the steering wheel on the right side of the car.
But would you buy it?
Perhaps it's the boxy nature of this lil' chunk of love. It somewhat reminds me of a cross between a '74 Honda Civic and a '76 Toyota Corolla, two examples of minimalist features but quality craftsmanship. Let's say with shipping and handling, it ended up more around $3,000 a car. Would that much of an increase keep you from picking one up?
If it's only money we're talking about, I'd say those with some chump change and few long-trip necessities should consider it. But before writing that check, I think we should consider something else, i.e. if some folks in India are making a $2,000 car that's supposed to revolutionize the market (and put more than a million folks behind fume-burners with the accompanying unintentional environmental consequences), why can't it be done here?
Arkansas used to make cars at Climber Motor Corporation, only two of which are still in existence at Petit Jean's Museum of Automobiles. I figured an Internet search would not uncover any independent motor corporations in the South — i.e. Arkansas, Alabama, Florida, Georgia, Mississippi, Missouri, North Carolina, South Carolina, Tennessee and Texas — but I was pleasantly surprised … OK, not astonished, but pleasantly surprised that I found an independent automobile manufacturer making an American car that gave me the shivers.
How appropriate can it be that Austin, Texas-based Ronn Motor Company is offering a green sports car, The Scorpion? It's based on a system that adds hydrogen to fuel while driving, and from the clips linked on the site, it's blowing people away. Granted, you only need $150,000 to get it.
I've found directions to build a hybrid 75-mpg car through Mother Earth News, but the article looks like it's from July/August 1979. It would have only cost $1,500 to build back then. Anybody tried this?
Somebody's got a lot of money to make somewhere.


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About MeI do not have straight teeth so I don't show them in pictures but I do work around that issue fairly well I believe. I don't do nude shoots. I don't have a whole lot of modelling experience but I do take direction pretty well. I have naturally curly hair, I usually straighten it but if you would like I can leave it curly. If you are interested in booking me then please pm me, if you are not able to you can always message me on facebook:
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As far as what I am interested in when it comes to modeling, I am mainly only interested in artistic things. Either artistic or fashion but I feel a passion for artistic expression and if a photographer has a beautiful artistic vision I would love to help them create it. I am ridiculously polite, I could never be rude to anyone ever, so if you do decide to work with me don't worry about me having a bad attitude, even if I'm not in the best mood I still don't like to take it out on other people.
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They say college is the best four years of your life, but you can't spend every moment inside the classroom, can you?! At Wittenberg University we take pride in our traditions, and foremost would have to be involvement. From the sports stadium to the Student Senate floor, Witt encourages its students to stay active. With over 120 organizations and activities to choose from Witt provides an outlet for everyone. As studies have shown, students who get involved in co-curricular activities tend to have better grades, higher satisfaction with college, increased job marketability, and better connections with faculty, staff, and other students.
Want to join an organization? Want to learn more about certain student organizations?
A listing of all forms, procedures and other essential documents to make sure your organization remains in good standing and continues to grow.
Club Sports & Recreation Organizations
Volleyball, Rugby, Swing Dance...you name it. Join one of our club teams and discover a new fun sport!
Helpful documents and resources for leaders and advisors-plus information on the required workshops offered every year.
Student Senate's annual registration processes required to stay in good standing as a student organization. This occurs January-February annually.
Our annual all-campus picnic to celebrate the many ways students can get involved. (Registration launches in April annually).


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Turkey is a dazzling mix of Asian, Mediterranean and Middle Eastern influences with its plethora of mosques, churches and temples. Despite modern developments, Turkey holds on to its exotic appeal with colourful bazaars to explore, fascinating archaeological sites, astounding Islamic monuments, Roman mosaics and ancient ruins peppered across fields, beaches and hillsides. Inland you will find olive clad landscapes, rugged mountain ranges and shimmering lakes.
Whilst Turkey's coastline is heavily developed, there are some gems of 5 star hotels, extensive stretches of heavenly sand and bays of twinkling emerald green water. Enjoy some decadence at one of Turkey's glorious spa resorts, blissful luxury hotels or laid-back luxury boutique hotels.


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My Paint/Rag series began to develop, not just out of an interest in making the paint look and act like a rag, but in the linguistic idea which is embedded in the title: paint – slash – rag. To say and hear the word paint rag, is to conjure up an image of just that, a rag you would use to clean up paint, brushes, spills and the like. But to read the title is to apprehend the slash, which separates the material from the idea, both literally and metaphorically, and undercuts our assumptions about what exactly we're looking at.
The slash captures the humor in its duplicity. What you see is not what you think you see. It also takes Duchamp's notion of the readymade and turns it on its head by creating from scratch something that looks like a readymade. Making what I call a high falutin' art object about something as abject and humble as a paint rag makes us look twice at the kind of thing we normally would toss in the garbage.
So while they appear to look like rags or decorative fabrics, they have in fact, no cloth or canvas behind them at all. They are made entirely of paint, and the colors and patterns you see are not only surface applications, but accretions of color that have been built up over time and make themselves apparent in the undersides and on the edges because of the way the paint has been manipulated, torn and draped.
Lingams 2013 – present
My recent interest in a form of Tantric painting inspired me to borrow the Lingam[1] motif as a way to create a single body of work with an infinite number of possible variations. Its oval form, a Hindu symbol of fecundity, is a creative as well as a meditative vehicle. With a Western, secular eye to formalism however, its simple geometric shape is also both a mirror and a void, a reflection of the world and a window into the unknown.
In Hindu culture, Tantric paintings of the Lingam are also infinite in their variety of expression. Unlike Western art however, they are not created and signed by an "artist." They are humble objects made anonymously, often on used paper, and tacked up on the walls of homes as a focus for meditation. My own works on paper of the Lingam assume a similar modesty. They are small and made daily as a way of starting my day.
26 Letters for the Deaf, 2013
A 1972 gouache on paper by Calder provided the visual springboard for this body of work, which includes 26 paintings paper, the same number as letters in the alphabet. Each painting is like a symbol or a sign, the shapes taken from my One Big Love series, and together they stand for a visual language that is autonomous and pre-lingual.
Duchamp's The Blind Man and Beatrice Wood's entry in Volume I, "To laugh is very serious," provided further inspiration. I am taking my cue from a moment in art history when the conventions of representation was on the brink of collapse to create a visual alphabet that is serious in its playfulness, joyful in its seriousness and resolute in its lack of linguistic fixity.
Each painting is done in gouache on paper and measures 11" x 7 ½."
One Big Love, 2013
The series One Big Love was set in motion in 2007 but solidified the following year as a response to a New Yorker article ("The Eureka Hunt" by Jonah Lehrer, July 28, 2008), about the nature of insight. In a staged experiment to recreate the conditions in which one could most easily have those eureka moments, I charged myself to paint on panels no larger than 10" x 13" (a return to intimacy); to escape the tyranny of the rectangle by painting only on shaped panels; and to listen to music while working (hence the title, One Big Love, a song by Patty Griffin).
In an effort to take self-consciousness out of the studio experience, I drew on the baroque complexity and endless variations that the material could inherently provide, and produced a variety of forms that would bring to mind everything from cellular structures, sea coral and crashing waves, to skin, drapery and Victorian fashion.
Instinctively, my process has continued to address the dialectic between material memory and morphogenesis, allowing the paint to follow its inevitable path of least resistance. Oil paint has its own laws of behavior, and working with it as opposed to in spite of it has produced on lucky days, some surprising results and a kind of wowie zowie feeling in the studio. The shaped panels are conceived of intuitively, but aim for tenderness. A tilt to the left seems to pull the paint upward, while a bulge at the bottom can suggest a thrust from the top. All actions result in reactions.
While my artistic models have ranged from Tuttle, Murray, Price, and Nozkowski, to Guston, Fontana, Burchfield, and VanGogh, the tufa mounds of Cappadocia, the geothermal pools of Yellowstone and the salt flats of Danakil continue to provide an equal amount of inspiration and new thoughts about process.
To date I have completed 79 works in this series.
Foundation, 2012
The idea of rebuilding walls and foundations, as well as hope for the future, looms over all of us, not only the East Coast post Super storm Sandy, but over all of those effected by climate change.
Although initially inspired as a reaction to the years of housing construction projects surrounding my studio building, I came to think of the idea of building a wall that is mobile, adaptable, democratic and light weight as a way to also make a large scale work that is modular, and all over in terms of design and pattern, that can stand as a foundation for multiple variations.
Each brick shape is individually painted in acrylic on mylar in two layers. The first color is the foundation over which the second color is applied by dragging the paint across the surface, which sits on my paint encrusted work-table, thus creating the unique patterns on each "brick."
The "bricks" are then cut out and collaged onto a 9' x 42" hanging mylar sheet. The current state consists of five vertical sheets hung side by side and measures 17 ½' wide.
Works on paper, 2011
This group of drawings is a direct outgrowth of my painting practice, where mounds of accumulated oil paint are created as a result of my daily palette cleanings. These mounds become objects in their own right, as well as documents of a physical process and a creative history. The drawings are a way of giving life back to something that seemed long dead.
I photograph the mounds in order to see them in isolation where they can be manipulated digitally, placing a further level of mediation between reality and its ultimate interpretation on paper. I then print the digital image and draw directly from the printed photograph. Many of the works involve a significant amount of cutting, collage and spray painting, highlighting the mutability of the subject as well as the process. In this way I strive to create a perfect tension between the physicality of the object, the subjective image, and the readability of its metaphors.
The drawings can be read quite literally as mountains of color, their shapes redolent of Chinese landscape formations or scholar rocks. But they are also akin to heaps of detritus, like the mounds of used clothing commonly seen in the backs of second-hand clothing stores, or steaming piles of toxic waste, calling to mind our culture of excess. The Fukushima nuclear power plant accident played a significant role the direction many of these works took and led to my incorporating figural elements from Japanese moss temples.
The largest and earliest drawing, "Twist and Shout," represents a chronicle of my own recycling in the image of dried paint remnants extracted from earlier works to be reused in future paintings. I've drawn them directly from observation, cut them out and collaged them into a kind of DNA strand. One might call this a self-portrait of sorts.
Statement on painting and the nature of landscape, 2010
My relationship to landscape is rooted in memory and the particular light, colors and geography of the West where I grew up. Inspired by the 19th Century Romantic Landscape painters, I think about how I would articulate my reverence for nature but as a secular abstract artist in the 21st century. Rather than paint pictures of landscapes, I capture the corporeal essence of nature – the alchemical wonder of natural phenomena: compression, subduction, morphogenesis – so that the narrative passages are packed into the interstices of each successive layer of paint, testing the range of Richard Serra's famous "Verb List" by pulling, scraping, folding, cutting and collaging the paint as form.
In the large horizontal multi-paneled pictures (a nod to Elizabeth Murray and Mary Heilmann) I create spaces that, while far from illusionary in the traditional sense, are nevertheless frontal compressions of movement in time. Generally read from left to right, they express the forces of moving water, shifting tectonic plates, and our toxic impact on the environment.
In the tall narrow vertical works, I reference Barnett Newman's famous zip painting entitled "Wild," isolating the gesture from its larger context by creating a virtual core sample, as if dug directly from the earth and hung on the wall.
I think of my paintings more as visual manifestations of physical forces rather than images of landscapes, which are meant to inspire a sensation that is analogous to being in the natural world. By eliminating traditional narrative as a mediator, I can capture the compression of time and history through abstraction and metaphor.
Photo statement
As an abstract painter I have focused on condensing the expansive arena of heroic painting into a tiny format, forcing a shift between size and scale, as if the world were on a thimble. Small painting, large scale.
In the photographs, this relational shift is turned back on itself. Intimacy is now achieved by blowing up the detail of a small painting into a large format.
Shot at eye level and in cross-section, the almost microscopic view creates a foil for one's assumptions about space, material and context. These photographs document materiality (one might recognize the forms as paint, or as "art" of another medium). But plucked from their original context, the viewer is lead to question his or her associative responses, thus opening the door to fantasy. An illusion begets an illusion – placing photography and painting on a level playing field.


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B.E. - Electronics & Instrumentation Engg.(Technical French – I)Annai Mathammal Sheela Engineering College
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B.E. - Electronics & Instrumentation Engg.(Technical French – I)
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B.E. - Electronics & Instrumentation Engg.(Technical French – I)
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Course programme
Semester I
Mathematics I
Physics I
Chemistry I
Engineering Mechanics
Language Elective I
Physics Laboratory
Chemistry Laboratory
Computer Practice I
Workshop Practice
Semester II
Mathematics II
Material Science
Electric Circuit Analysis
Electron Devices
Mechanical Engineering
Language Elective II
Chemistry II
Computer Practice II
Engineering Graphics
Circuits and Devices Laboratory
Semester III
Mathematics III
Thermodynamics and Fluid Mechanics
Signals and Networks
Digital Logic Theory and Design
Electronic Circuits
Electrical Machines
Electrical Machines Laboratory
Analog and Digital Laboratory
Thermodynamics and Fluid Mechanics Lab
Semester IV
Algorithms and Data Structures
Transducer Engineering
Electromagnetic Theory
Industrial Chemical Process
Electrical Measurements and Instruments
Communication Engineering
Data Structure Laboratory
Transducer Laboratory
Semester V
Microprocessors and Micro controllers
Linear and Digital Integrated Circuits
Electronic Instrumentation
Industrial Instrumentation -I
Digital Signal Processing
Control Engineering
Microprocessor Laboratory
Electrical and Electronic Measurements Lab
Semester VI
Industrial Instrumentation - II
Process Control
Power Electronics
Digital System Design
Analytical Instruments
Technical French - I(Elective)
Industrial Instrumentation Laboratory
Process Control Laboratory
Seemster VII
Management Sciences
Computer Control Process
VLSI Design
Computer Networks And Distributed Control System
Principles of Environmental Science and Engineering
Professional Ethics
Computer Control Laboratory
Design Project Laboratory
Semester VIII
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This Program Offers Elective in Technical French - I


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The Fabulous Foyts
A.J.'s still blowin' up and kickin' butt after all these years.
A.J. started to move along just as IRL chairman Tony George rolled up on his Segway Human Transporter. George is 24 years younger than Foyt, but several inches taller, and since he was already almost a foot off the ground standing on his Segway, George literally towered over the four-time Indy 500 winner.
"What are you yelling about now, A.J.?" George asked in the singsong manner of an overextended third-grade teacher.
"It's your goddamn officials!" Foyt hollered.
George patiently rocked forward and back on his Segway, as A.J. looked up at him and began, all over again, to air his complaint, although not as angrily.
No cameras caught this outburst, no rule changes were considered, no penalties were incurred, no one had to be restrained. They'd all been through it before with A.J. They knew to listen and wait out the storm, and A.J. would eventually settle down.
In NASCAR, if Tony Stewart pitches a fit, folks start talking about anger-management classes. A.J. has been an erupting volcano for years. It is accepted as A.J.'s being A.J. If anything, it enhances his legend as a no-nonsense, tell-it-like-it-is, rawhide-rough Texan. Some people think A.J. was at the Alamo.
"The reason A.J. is able to get away with it is because he is the Babe Ruth of auto racing," said Bruce Martin, who covers the IRL as auto-racing editor of ESPN's SportsTicker on the Web and senior writer for National Speed Sport News. "Foyt set the standard. He has a Mt. Rushmore presence, and he was able to back it up by winning the biggest races he ever competed in."
That includes those four Indy 500 victories in a record 35 consecutive starts there, as well as the 1972 Daytona 500 driving the Wood Brothers Ford and a very famous 24-hour endurance race in faraway farmland in France, where he and Dan Gurney co-drove the famous Ford GT40 Mk 4 to victory in 1967 at Le Mans. He also won seven national championships in Indy-car racing. But that's not the half of it.
"Foyt was the guy who made Indy what it was," said Miller. "He made it fun. He made it important. He made it interesting. That's why it became such a big deal. You had Foyt and Bobby and Al Unser and Mario and that constant grinding of who's the best and always that tension. Can you get excited about anybody today like that? Hell, no!"
That would explain why, hours before the Richmond race, the line of fans in front of A.J.'s garage, hoping to get his John Henry, was 25 deep, while others— drivers, not owners, and nearly all of them doing better than the Fabulous Foyts—were coming and going unhindered. And Foyt's loyalty to the IRL is such that he signed those autographs, every last one, if not eagerly, then certainly with commendable courtesy.
Times have been tough for A.J. Foyt Racing since the team's most recent victory, which was in 2002 with Airton Daré behind the wheel. For the past two seasons, Anthony Foyt has been the team's sole driver, and more often than not he's run and finished near the back of the pack. Miller, for one, opined that young Anthony was in over his head. But A.J.'s soft-spoken grandson has demonstrated admirable persistence, and in the 2004 season's final race at Texas Motor Speedway, Anthony scored his first top-10 finish when he took the checkered flag in 10th, the last car on the lead lap.


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Live From PSFK CONFERENCE SAN FRANCISCO: Erik Joule Of Levi Strauss & Co.
SVP of Levi's Merchanding, Design and Licensning Team discussed his efforts to produce more sustainable clothing.
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"All I know is that I know nothing." – Socrates.
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FLORENCE, S.C. – John Mattox, associate professor of physics and astronomy at Francis Marion University and director of the university's planetarium and observatory, recently accepted a fellowship through the NASA Faculty Fellowship Program at the Goddard Space Flight Center in Greenbelt, Md.
Since 1964, the National Aeronautics and Space Administration has supported a program offering full-time engineering and science educators at U.S. colleges and universities the opportunity to participate in NASA ongoing research efforts. Beginning this summer, the new NASA Faculty Fellowship Program (NFFP) is being initiated to offer science and engineering faculty hands-on exposure to NASA's research challenges through 10-week summer research residencies and extended research opportunities at participating NASA research centers. Participants will work closely with NASA colleagues on challenges important to that organization's strategic enterprises.
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In addition to providing an opportunity for faculty to participate in NASA research efforts, this program is also intended to enable participating faculty to bring the excitement of NASA research efforts back to their educational institutions.
Mattox is already at the Goddard Space Flight Center and will work there through Aug. 2. Mattox previously worked at Goddard from 1989 to 1991 as an NRC Research Associate.
The South Dakota native also participated in a pair of professional meetings earlier this spring.
He took part in a May meeting of the board of directors of the Robotically Controlled Telescope (RCT) Consortium in Tucson, Ariz. FMU is a member of this consortium, along with Western Kentucky University, the Planetary Science Institute, Villanova University, and South Carolina State University. The consortium controls the 1.3-meter telescope on Kitt Peak in Arizona. Mattox uses his alloted time to study gamma-ray bursts.
Later, Mattox traveled to Milan, Italy, to participate in a workshop titled "Perspectives of AGN Studies with AGILE." AGILE is a gamma-ray mission approved by the Italian Space Agency, that has as its main scientific goals the study of active galactic nuclei, gamma-ray bursts, pulsars, diffuse gamma-ray emission and cosmic ray production and propagation in the galaxy, and the study of quantum gravity effects on photon propagation.
His presentation was titled "Prospects for Western Hemisphere Optical Monitoring of Blazars during the AGILE Mission."
Prior to joining the Francis Marion staff in 2000, Mattox taught at Boston University. He earned the B.S. degree in physics from the University of Florida, and both the M.S. and Ph.D. degrees in applied physics from Stanford University.


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More Details about Brick's Red Light Camera Program Demise
Brick Township Officials said they were in the process of shutting down its red light camera pilot program even prior to the bribery implications about program that hit the news media last week. However, making up for an estimated $640,000 annually in lost revenue is no easy feat.
Mayor John Ducey said he's set a 100-day plan in motion to find cost savings through out the township to make up for the lost revenue. He said first, they'll be looking a bringing in revenue through the municipal court system. "There currently is $650,000 worth of uncollected fines," said Ducey. "So, at no cost to the town, we had put out request for proposals (RFP) to collections agencies that will go out and collect that money," he explained.
Ducey said savings will also be realized through a number of personnel changes. "I have released the department head for the Department of Land Use and Building. I've also released the current Tax Assessor and thirdly the department head for Parks and Recreation has also been let go," explained Ducey.
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Coming into the final week of the season, the Texas Rangers trailed the Cleveland Indians and the Tampa Bay Rays for the final Wild Card spot in the American League. Texas came into the week with the mindset that they had to sweep the seven games in order to give themselves a shot at making the playoffs. After a 6-2 win over the Los Angeles Angels on Sunday, Texas did just that.
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Romania Extends Deadline for Bond Adviser: Emerging Bond Alert
The following borrowers in emerging markets are expected to sell international bonds. New information is followed by previously reported plans.
ROMANIA extended the deadline in its search for a legal adviser to upgrade its medium-term note program to sell dollar- denominated bonds on the U.S. market to Sept. 20 from Sept. 6. The offers will be opened that day at 12:30 p.m., the Finance Ministry said today in a statement on its website in Bucharest.
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CATHAY FINANCIAL HOLDING CO. plans to sell up to $800 million of three-year bonds convertible to stocks overseas, the Taipei-based company said in an exchange statement. The proceeds will be used to strengthen financial structure and for merger and acquisitions, according to the statement.
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IDBI BANK LTD. (IDBI), an Indian state-owned lender, will consider selling 175 million Swiss francs of bonds, the pricing for which may be decided in a week, Executive Director R.K. Bansal said in Kolkata on Aug. 8. The Mumbai-based bank hired BNP Paribas SA, Credit Suisse Group AG and UBS AG to help arrange the sale.
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INDIAN BANK (INBK), a state-owned lender, will delay selling $500 million of bonds "until the pricing is attractive," Executive Director V. Rama Gopal said in an Aug. 10 interview. The lender had hired Citigroup Inc., HSBC Holdings Plc, Standard Chartered Plc and Royal Bank of Scotland Group Plc to arrange meetings with investors for a possible dollar bond sale, according to a person familiar with the matter.
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INDONESIA hired HSBC Holdings Plc, Citigroup Inc. and Standard Chartered Plc to help it with a sale of as much as $1 billion of Islamic bonds, according to a person familiar with the matter who asked not to be identified as details are private.
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UCU BANK, a Kolkata, India-based state-owned lender, will need "at least one month to take a call" on a dollar- denominated bond sale, General Manager S. Srinivasan said in an Aug. 10 interview. The bank hired BNP Paribas, Citigroup Inc., HSBC Holdings Plc, JPMorgan Chase & Co. and Standard Chartered Plc to manage the sale, said a person, who asked not to be identified because the details are private, on Aug. 5.
(Updated Aug. 10. News: UCO IN)
BANK OF GEORGIA hired two investment banks to explore a possible sale of international bonds, the lender said in an Aug. 3 statement.
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LATVIA is "exploring" the possibility of a potential debt sale in Asia, Prime Minister Valdis Dombrovskis said in an Aug. 10 interview. Latvia sold $500 million worth of government debt in June.
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BANCO DAVIVIENDA SA (PFDAVVND), Colombia's third-largest bank, plans to sell as much as $350 million in bonds abroad. The board of the Bogota-based bank approved the sale on Aug. 16, according to a statement on the website of Colombia's securities regulator.
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BANCO DE CREDITO DEL PERU, the Andean country's biggest lender, selected Bank of America and Morgan Stanley to hold meetings with bond investors, according to a person familiar with the plan.
The meetings are planned for Sept. 5 in Switzerland, Sept. 6 in London and Los Angeles and Sept. 7 in Boston and New York, said the person, who asked not to be identified because he isn't authorized to speak publicly about the matter.
(Added Aug. 25. News: BAP US)
BRASIL TELECOM SA (BRTO4), a subsidiary of Telemar Norte Leste SA, plans to meet with bond investors starting next week, according to a person familiar with the discussions.
The Brazilian phone operator hired Bank of America Corp., Citigroup Inc., Deutsche Bank AG, HSBC Holdings Plc, Itau Unibanco Holding SA and Morgan Stanley to arrange the meetings, said the person, who declined to be identified because the discussions are private. The meetings will take place in Latin America, Europe and the U.S., the person said.
(Added Aug. 29. News: BRTO4 BZ)
BUENOS AIRES CITY selected Barclays Plc, BTG Pactual SA and Citigroup Inc. to manage its planned sale of up to $500 million of bonds, said Abel Fernandez, the Argentine capital city's head of public credit, in a July 29 telephone interview.
(Added Aug. 1. News: TNI ARGENT NEWBON)
CAIXA ECONOMICA FEDERAL, a Brazilian government-owned lender, is preparing to sell bonds in the international markets when "there is a window of opportunity," Marcio Percival Alves Pinto, the bank's vice president of finance, told reporters in Sao Paulo on Aug. 11.
(Updated Aug. 11. News: CEFN3 BZ)
CHILE doesn't rule out selling bonds this year, Finance Minister Felipe Larrain said at the Bloomberg Economic Summit in Santiago on Aug. 23. The country must pick the right moment to sell debt, Larrain said.
(Added Aug. 23. News: TNI CHILE NEWBON)
CODELCO, the world's largest copper producer, may raise as much as $2.5 billion in bonds and loans by the end of 2012 to fund record spending on its mines in Chile. The Chilean state- owned company may sell more than $1 billion in bonds, Chief Executive Officer Diego Hernandez said in an Aug. 4 interview at Bloomberg's office in Melbourne.
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ELETROBRAS, Latin America's largest publicly traded utility, is in the "initial stages" for a possible sale of 10- year bonds, Chief Financial Offer Armando Casado de Araujo told reporters on Aug. 30 at an event in Sao Paulo. Centrais Eletricas Brasileiras SA (ELET6), as the utility is also known, hired Credit Suisse Group AG and Banco Santander SA to sell bonds overseas, according to a person familiar with the plan who asked not to be identified because the terms are not set. Eletrobras may offer a benchmark-sized issue, the person said. Benchmark sales are typically at least $500 million.
(Updated Aug. 31. News: ELET6 BZ)
EMPRESA DE ENERGIA DE BOGOTA SA (EEB), Colombia's second-biggest electricity transporter, hired Deutsche Bank AG and Banco Santander SA to sell bonds overseas, according to a person familiar with the plan. EEB, as the utility is known, may seek to sell bonds that mature in 10 years, said the person, who asked not to be identified because the terms are not set.
The Bogota-based company said in a June 16 regulatory filing that it plans to sell as much as $610 million worth of bonds overseas to buy back EEB International Ltd. bonds due in 2014.
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GUATEMALA has sent requests to banks for proposals to manage the Central American country's first international bond sale in seven years, according to three bankers familiar with the matter. The bankers asked they not be identified because the discussions are private. A Guatemalan Finance Ministry official declined to comment.
(Added Aug. 19. News: TNI GUATE NEWBON)
PETROLEO BRASILEIRO SA (PETR4), Brazil's state-controlled oil company, is considering selling bonds denominated in euros or pounds, Chief Financial Officer Almir Barbassa told reporters in New York on Aug. 2. Petrobras, as the Rio de Janeiro-based company is known, is considering other currency markets to help fund its $224.7 billion investment plan after it sold a record $6 billion of dollar bonds in January. The company said July 22 that it will issue as much as $91 billion in debt and sell up to $13.6 billion of assets as part of spending plans for 2011 through 2015.
(Added Aug. 3. News: PETR4 BZ)
PERU may sell bonds overseas or domestically during the fourth quarter, Finance Minister Miguel Castilla said on Sept. 1. The bonds would help finance next year's budget and the timing of any sale will depend on market conditions, Castilla told reporters in Lima. He declined to say how much the government may sell.
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URUGUAY filed registration paperwork on July 25 with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission to sell as much as $560 million worth of bonds.
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COMMERCIAL BANK OF QATAR (CBQK), the Persian Gulf country's second-biggest bank by assets, hired BNP Paribas SA, HSBC Holdings Plc and Morgan Stanley to arrange a $5 billion Euro Medium-Term Note program.
Commercial Bank of Qatar's unit, Commercialbank Capital, will also be an arranger, the bank said in its bond prospectus published on the London Stock Exchange. Citigroup Inc, Barclays Capital, JPMorgan Chase & Co., Deutsche Bank AG and Standard Chartered Bank Plc will also be involved in the deal, it said.
(Added Aug. 11. News: CBQK QD)
ZAMBIA, Africa's biggest copper producer, will probably delay the sale of its planned $500 million Eurobond until after elections in September, central bank Governor Caleb Fundanga said in an Aug. 5 interview.
(Added Aug. 8. News: TNI ZAMBIA NEWBON)
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Fully immersing themselves in the annual South American celebration, Gisele Bundchen and Tom Brady shed their usual reserved public selves while enjoying Rio de Janeiro's Carnival on Sunday night (March 6).
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Never one to miss out on alcohol-infused celebrations, former "Baywatch" babe Pamela Anderson turned up in Rio, as well, as she joined Jude in hitting up the Brahma VIP soiree while ending up enjoying the company of a mystery male before night's end.


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Wendy's® Nutrition Facts
Baja Salad, Half Size
fresh pico de gallo, guacamole and slow-simmered chili, seasoned tortilla strips, cheddar & pepper jack cheese blend on iceberg, romaine and spring mix with red japapeno dressing
INGREDIENTS:Spring Mix: Baby Lettuces (red & green Romaine, red & green oak, red & green leaf, lolla Rosa, tango), Spinach, Mizuna Arugula, Tatsoi, Red Chard, Green Chard.
Pico de Gallo: Tomatoes, Onions, Pico de Gallo Base (water, soybean oil, distilled vinegar, jalapeno peppers [including dehydrated], lime puree [lime juice concentrate, water, pulp cells, lime oil, lime peel], salt, concentrated lime juice, xanthan gum, onion [dehydrated], garlic [dehydrated], natural flavors, oleoresin rosemary), Cilantro.
Wendy's Chili: Chili Base (water, tomatoes, salt, citric acid, calcium chloride), Ground Beef, Vegetable Mix (onions, celery, green peppers), Chili Beans (beans, water, sugar, corn syrup, salt, natural flavorings, onion powder, calcium chloride), Kidney Beans (kidney beans, water, sugar, corn syrup, salt, natural flavorings, onion powder, calcium chloride, disodium EDTA [preservative]), Chili Seasoning (sugar, salt, modified corn starch, chili pepper, onion powder, spices, dextrose, garlic powder, citric acid, disodium inosinate & guanylate, xanthan gum, autolyzed yeast extract, soybean oil, caramel color, extractives of paprika, malic acid, red 40, natural and artificial flavor, silicon dioxide [anticaking agent]).
Guacamole: Hass Avocado, Tomato, Onion, Jalapeno, Salt, Cilantro, Sugar, Erythorbic Acid and/or Ascorbic Acid (to maintain color), Jalapeno Chili Powder, Garlic (dehydrated), Onion (dehydrated) , Citric Acid, Lime Juice Powder.
Cheddar & Pepper Jack Cheese Blend: Cheddar Cheese (cultured pasteurized milk, salt, enzymes, artificial color, potato starch and powdered cellulose [to prevent caking], natamycin [a natural mold inhibitor]), Monterey Jack Cheese with Jalapeno Peppers (cultured pasteurized milk, jalapeno peppers, salt, enzyme, potato starch and powdered cellulose [to prevent caking], natamycin [a natural mold inhibitor]).
Seasoned Tortilla Strips: Whole Corn, Vegetable Oil (contains one or more of the following: corn, soybean, sunflower or cottonseed oil), Sea Salt, Corn Maltodextrin, Buttermilk Powder, Spice, Tomato Powder, Sweet Cream, Onion Powder, Cheddar Cheese (milk, cheese cultures, salt, enzymes), Sugar, Gum Arabic, Vinegar Solids, Nonfat Milk Solids, Rice Concentrate, Garlic Powder, Natural Flavor, Citric Acid, Extractives of Paprika, Disodium Phosphate, Soy Lecithin.
Creamy Red Jalapeno Dressing: Soybean Oil, Buttermilk, Water, Sour Cream (cultured milk and cream, non fat dry milk, modified corn starch, guar gum, locust bean gum, xanthan gum, carrageenan), Distilled Vinegar, Red Jalapeno Peppers, Sugar, Egg Yolk, Garlic Juice, Salt, Onion Juice, Garlic (dehydrated), Xanthan Gum, Onion (dehydrated), Spices, Citric Acid.
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