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There is a class of elderly New England women which is fast dying out: -- those good souls who have sprung from a soil full of the true New England instincts; who were used to the old-fashioned ways, and whose minds were stored with quaint country lore and tradition. The fashions of the newer generations do not reach them; they arc quite unconscious of the western spirit and enterprise, and belong to the old days, and to a fast-disappearing order of things.
But a shrewder person does not exist than the spokeswoman of the following reminiscences, whose simple history can be quickly told, since she spent her early life on a lonely farm, leaving it only once for any length of time, -- one winter when she learned her trade of tailoress. She afterward sewed for her neighbors, and enjoyed a famous reputation for her skill; but year by year, as she grew older, there was less to do, and at last, to use her own expression, "Everybody got into the way of buying cheap, ready-made-up clothes, just to save 'em a little trouble," and she found herself out of business, or nearly so. After her mother's death, and that of her favorite younger brother Jonas, she left the farm and came to a little house in the village, where she lived most comfortably the rest of her life, having a small property which she used most sensibly. She was always ready to render any special service with her needle, and was a most welcome guest in any household, and a most efficient helper. To be in the same room with her for a while was sure to be profitable, and as she grew older she was delighted to recall the people and events of her earlier life, always filling her descriptions with wise reflections and much quaint humor. She always insisted, not without truth, that the railroads were making everybody look and act of a piece, and that the young folks were more alike than people of her own day. It is impossible to give the delightfulness of her talk in any written words, as well as many of its peculiarities, for her way of going round Robin Hood's barn between the beginning of her story and its end can hardly be followed at all, and certainly not in her own dear loitering footsteps.
On an idle day her most devoted listener thought there was nothing better worth doing than to watch this good soul at work. A book was held open for the looks of the thing, but presently it was allowed to flutter its leaves and close, for Miss Debby began without any apparent provocation: --
"They may say whatever they have a mind to, but they can't persuade me that there's no such thing as special providences," and she twitched her strong linen thread so angrily through the carpet she was sewing, that it snapped and the big needle flew into the air. It had to be found before any further remarks could be made, and the listener also knelt down to search for it. After a while it was discovered clinging to Miss Debby's own dress, and after reharnessing it she went to work again at her long seam. It was always significant of a succession of Miss Debby's opinions when she quoted and berated certain imaginary persons whom she designated as "They," who stood for the opposite side of the question, and who merited usually her deepest scorn and fullest antagonism. Her remarks to these offending parties were always prefaced with "I tell 'em," and to the listener's mind "they" always stood rebuked, but not convinced, in spiritual form it may be, but most intense reality; a little group as solemn as Miss Debby herself. Once the listener ventured to ask who "they" were, in her early childhood, but she was only answered by a frown. Miss Debby knew as well as any one the difference between figurative language and a lie. Sometimes they said what was right and proper, and were treated accordingly; but very seldom, and on this occasion it seemed that they had ventured to trifle with sacred things.
"I suppose you're too young to remember John Ashby's grandmother? A good woman she was, and she had a dreadful time with her family. They never could keep the peace, and there was always as many as two of them who didn't speak with each other. It seems to come down from generation to generation like a -- curse!" And Miss Debby spoke the last word as if she had meant it partly for her thread, which had again knotted and caught, and she snatched the offered scissors without a word, but said peaceably, after a minute or two, that the thread wasn't what it used to be. The next needleful proved more successful, and the listener asked if the Ashbys were getting on comfortably at present.
"They always behave as if they thought they needed nothing," was the response. "Not that I mean that they are any ways contented, but they never will give in that other folks holds a candle to 'em. There's one kind of pride that I do hate, -- when folks is satisfied with their selves and don't see no need of improvement. I believe in self-respect, but I believe in respecting other folks's rights as much as your own; but it takes an Ashby to ride right over you. I tell 'em it's the spirit of the tyrants of old, and it's the kind of pride that goes before a fall. John Ashby's grandmother was a clever little woman as ever stepped. She came from over Hardwick way, and I think she kep' 'em kind of decent-behaved as long as she was round; but she got wore out a doin' of it, an' went down to her grave in a quick consumption. My mother set up with her the night she died. It was in May, towards the latter part, and an awful rainy night. It was the storm that always comes in apple-blossom time. I remember well that mother come crying home in the morning and told us Mis' Ashby was dead. She brought Marilly with her, that was about my own age, and was taken away within six months afterwards. She pined herself to death for her mother, and when she caught the scarlet fever she went as quick as cherry-bloom when it's just ready to fall and a wind strikes it. She wa'n't like the rest of 'em. She took after her mother's folks altogether.
"You know our farm was right next to theirs, -- the one Asa Hopper owns now, but he's let it all run out, -- and so, as we lived some ways from the stores, we had to be neighborly, for we depended on each other for a good many things. Families in lonesome places get out of one supply and another, and have to borrow until they get a chance to send to the village; or sometimes in a busy season some of the folks would have to leave work and be gone half a day. Land, you don't know nothing about old times, and the life that used to go on about here. You can't step into a house anywheres now that there ain't the county map and they don't fetch out the photograph book; and in every district you'll find all the folks has got the same chromo picture hung up, and all sorts of luxuries and makeshifts o' splendor that would have made the folks I was fetched up by stare their eyes out o' their heads. It was all we could do to keep along then; and if anybody was called rich, it was only because he had a great sight of land, -- and then it was drudge, drudge the harder to pay the taxes. There was hardly any ready money; and I recollect well that old Tommy Simms was reputed wealthy, and it was told over fifty times a year that he'd got a solid four thousand dollars in the bank. He strutted round like a turkey-cock, and thought he ought to have his first say about everything that was going.
"I was talking about the Ashbys, wasn't I? I do' know 's I ever told you about the fight they had after their father died about the old house. Joseph was married to a girl he met in camp-meeting time, who had a little property -- two or three hundred dollars -- from an old great uncle that she'd been keeping house for; and I don't know what other plans she may have had for spending of her means, but she laid most of it out in a husband; for Joseph never cared any great about her that I could see, though he always treated her well enough. She was a poor ignorant sort of thing, seven years older than he was; but she had a pleasant kind of a face, and seemed like an overgrown girl of six or eight years old. I remember just after they was married Joseph was taken down with a quinsy sore throat, -- being always subject to them, -- and mother was over in the forenoon, and she was one that was always giving right hand and left, and she told Susan Ellen -- that was his wife -- to step over in the afternoon and she would give her some blackberry preserve for him; she had some that was nice and it was very healing. So along about half-past one o'clock, just as we had got the kitchen cleared, and mother and I had got out the big wheels to spin a few rolls, -- we always liked to spin together, and mother was always good company; -- my brother Jonas -- that was the youngest of us -- looked out of the window, and says he: 'Here comes Joe Ashby's wife with a six-quart pail.'
"Mother she began to shake all over with a laugh she tried to swallow down, but I didn't know what it was all about, and in come poor Susan Ellen and lit on the edge of the first chair and set the pail down beside of her. We tried to make her feel welcome, and spoke about everything we could contrive, seein' as it was the first time she'd been over; and she seemed grateful and did the best she could, and lost her strangeness with mother right away, for mother was the best hand to make folks feel to home with her that I ever come across. There ain't many like her now, nor never was, I tell 'em. But there wa'n't nothing said about the six-quart pail, and there it set on the floor, until Susan Ellen said she must be going and mentioned that there was something said about a remedy for Joseph's throat. 'Oh, yes,' says mother, and she brought out the little stone jar she kept the preserve in, and there wa'n't more than the half of it full. Susan Ellen took up the cover off the pail, and I walked off into the bedroom, for I thought I should laugh, certain. Mother put in a big spoonful, and another, and I heard 'em drop, and she went on with one or two more, and then she give up. 'I'd give you the jar and welcome,' she says, 'but I ain't very well off for preserves, and I was kind of counting on this for tea in case my brother's folks are over.' Susan Ellen thanked her, and said Joseph would be obliged, and back she went across the pasture. I can see that big tin pail now a-shining in the sun.
"The old man was alive then, and he took a great spite against poor Susan Ellen, though he never would if he hadn't been set on by John; and whether he was mad because Joseph had stepped in to so much good money or what, I don't know, -- but he twitted him about her, and at last he and the old man between 'em was too much to bear, and Joe fitted up a couple o' rooms for himself in a building he'd put up for a kind of work-shop. He used to carpenter by spells, and he clapboarded it and made it as comfortable as he could, and he ordered John out of it for good and all; but he and Susan Ellen both treated the old sir the best they knew how, and Joseph kept right on with his farm work same as ever, and meant to lay up a little more money to join with his wife's, and push off as soon as he could for the sake of peace, though if there was anybody set by the farm it was Joseph. He was to blame for some things, -- I never saw an Ashby that wasn't, -- and I dare say he was aggravating. They were clearing a piece of woodland that winter, and the old man was laid up in the house with the rheumatism, off: and on, and that made him fractious, and he and John connived together, till one day Joseph and Susan Ellen had taken the sleigh and gone to Freeport Four Corners to get some flour and one thing and another, and to have the horse shod beside, so they was likely to be gone two or three hours. John Jacobs was going by with his oxen, and John Ashby and the old man hailed him, and said they'd give him a dollar if he'd help 'em, and they hitched the two yoke, his and their'n, to Joseph's house. There wa'n't any foundation to speak of, the sills set right on the ground, and he'd banked it up with a few old boards and some pine spills and sand and stuff, just to keep the cold out. There wa'n't but a little snow, and the roads was smooth and icy, and they slipped it along as if it had been a hand-sled, and got it down the road a half a mile or so to the fork of the roads, and left it settin' there right on the heater-piece. Jacobs told afterward that he kind of disliked to do it, but he thought as long as their minds were set, he might as well have the dollar as anybody. He said when the house give a slew on a sideling piece in the road, he heard some of the crockery-ware smash down, and a branch of an oak they passed by caught hold of the stove-pipe that come out through one of the walls, and give that a wrench, but he guessed there wa'n't no great damage. Joseph may have given 'em some provocation before he went away in the morning, -- I don't know but he did, and I don't know as he did, -- but at any rate when he was coming home late in the afternoon he caught sight of his house (some of our folks was right behind, and they saw him), and he stood right up in the sleigh and shook his fist, he was so mad; but afterwards he bu'st out laughin'. It did look kind of curi's; it wa'n't bigger than a front entry, and it set up so pert right there on the heater-piece, as if he was calc'latin' to farm it. The folks said Susan Ellen covered up her face in her shawl and began to cry. I s'pose the pore thing was discouraged. Joseph was awful mad, -- he was kind of laughing and cryin' together. Our folks stopped and asked him if there was anything they could do, and he said no; but Susan Ellen went in to view how things were, and they made up a fire, and then Joe took the horse home, and I guess they had it hot and heavy. Nobody supposed they'd ever make up 'less there was a funeral in the family to bring 'em together, the fight had gone so far, -- but 'long in the winter old Mr. Ashby, the boys' father, was taken down with a spell o' sickness, and there wa'n't anybody they could get to come and look after the house. The doctor hunted, and they all hunted, but there didn't seem to be anybody -- 't wa'n't so thick settled as now, and there was no spare help -- so John had to eat humble pie, and go and ask Susan Ellen if she wouldn't come back and let by-gones be by-gones. She was as good-natured a creatur' as ever stepped, and did the best she knew, and she spoke up as pleasant as could be, and said she'd go right off that afternoon and help 'em through.
"The old Ashby had been a hard drinker in his day and he was all broke down. Nobody ever saw him that he couldn't walk straight, but he got a crooked disposition out of it, if nothing else. I s'pose there never was a man loved sperit better. They said one year he was over to Cyrus Parker's to help with the haying, and there was a jug o' New England rum over by the spring with some gingerbread and cheese and stuff; and he went over about every half an hour to take something, and along about half-past ten he got the jug middling low, so he went to fill it up with a little water, and lost holt of it and it sunk, and they said he drunk the spring dry three times!
"Joe and Susan Ellen stayed there at the old place well into the summer, and then after planting they moved down to the Four Corners where they had bought a nice little place. Joe did well there, -- he carried on the carpenter trade, and got smoothed down considerable, being amongst folks. John he married a Pecker girl, and got his match too; she was the only living soul he ever was afraid of. They lived on there a spell and -- why, they must have lived there all of fifteen or twenty years, now I come to think of it, for the time they moved was after the railroad was built. 'T was along in the winter and his wife she got a notion to buy a place down to the Falls below the Corners after the mills got started and have John work in the spinning-room while she took boarders. She said 't wa'n't no use staying on the farm, they couldn't make a living off from it now they'd cut the growth. Joe's folks and she never could get along, and they said she was dreadfully riled up hearing how much Joe was getting in the machine shop.
"They needn't tell me about special providences being all moonshine," said Miss Debby for the second time, "if here wa'n't a plain one, I'll never say one word more about it. You see, that very time Joe Ashby got a splinter in his eye and they were afraid he was going to lose his sight, and he got a notion that he wanted to go back to farming. He always set everything by the old place, and he had a boy growing up that neither took to his book nor to mill work, and he wanted to farm it too. So Joe got hold of John one day when he come in with some wood, and asked him why he wouldn't take his place for a year or two, if he wanted to get to the village, and let him go out to the old place. My brother Jonas was standin' right by and heard 'em and said he never heard nobody speak civiller. But John swore and said he wa'n't going to be caught in no such a trap as that. His father left him the place and he was going to do as he'd a mind to. There'd be'n trouble about the property, for old Mr. Ashby had given Joe some money he had in the bank. Joe had got to be well off, he could have bought most any farm about here, but he wanted the old place 'count of his attachment. He set everything by his mother, spite of her being dead so long. John hadn't done very well spite of his being so sharp, but he let out the best of the farm on shares, and bought a mis'able sham-built little house down close by the mills, -- and then some idea or other got into his head to fit that up to let and move it to one side of the lot, and haul down the old house from the farm to live in themselves. There wa'n't no time to lose, else the snow would be gone; so he got a gang o' men up there and put shoes underneath the sills, and then they assembled all the oxen they could call in, and started. Mother was living then, though she'd got to be very feeble, and when they come for our yoke she wouldn't have Jonas let 'em go. She said the old house ought to stay in its place. Everybody had been telling John Ashby that the road was too hilly, and besides the house was too old to move, they'd rack it all to pieces dragging it so fur; but he wouldn't listen to no reason.
"I never saw mother so stirred up as she was that day, and when she see the old thing a moving she burst right out crying. We could see one end of it looking over the slope of the hill in the pasture between it and our house. There was two windows that looked our way, and I know Mis' Ashby used to hang a piece o' something white out o' one of 'em when she wanted mother to step over for anything. They set a good deal by each other, and Mis' Ashby was a lame woman. I shouldn't ha' thought John would had 'em haul the house right over the little gardin she thought so much of, and broke down the laylocks and flowering currant she set everything by. I remember when she died I wasn't more 'n seven or eight year old, it was all in full bloom and mother she broke off a branch and laid into the coffin. I do' know as I've ever seen any since or set in a room and had the sweetness of it blow in at the windows without remembering that day, -- 't was the first funeral I ever went to, and that may be some reason. Well, the old house started off and mother watched it as long as she could see it. She was sort o' feeble herself then, as I said, and we went on with the work, -- 't was a Saturday, and we was baking and churning and getting things to rights generally. Jonas had been over in the swamp getting out some wood he'd cut earlier in the winter -- and along in the afternoon he come in and said he s'posed I wouldn't want to ride down to the Corners so late, and I said I did feel just like it, so we started off. We went the Birch Ridge road, because he wanted to see somebody over that way, -- and when we was going home by the straight road, Jonas laughed and said we hadn't seen anything of John Ashby's moving, and he guessed he'd got stuck somewhere. He was glad he hadn't nothing to do with it. We drove along pretty quick, for we were some belated, and we didn't like to leave mother all alone after it come dark. All of a sudden Jonas stood up in the sleigh, and says he, 'I don't believe but the cars is off the track;' and I looked and there did seem to be something the matter with 'em. They hadn't been running more than a couple o' years then, and we was prepared for anything.
"Jonas he whipped up the horse and we got there pretty quick, and I'll be bound if the Ashby house hadn't got stuck fast right on the track, and stir it one way or another they couldn't. They'd been there since quarter-past one, pulling and hauling, -- and the men was all hoarse with yelling, and the cars had come from both ways and met there, -- one each side of the crossing, -- and the passengers was walking about, scolding and swearing, -- and somebody'd gone and lit up a gre't bonfire. You never see such a sight in all your life! I happened to look up at the old house, and there were them two top windows that used to look over to our place, and they had caught the shine of the firelight, and made the poor old thing look as if it was scared to death. The men was banging at it with axes and crowbars, and it was dreadful distressing. You pitied it as if it was a live creatur'. It come from such a quiet place, and always looked kind of comfortable, though so much war had gone on amongst the Ashbys. I tell you it was a judgment on John, for they got it shoved back after a while, and then wouldn't touch it again, -- not one of the men, -- nor let their oxen. The plastering was all stove, and the outside walls all wrenched apart, -- and John never did anything more about it; but let it set there all summer, till it burnt down, and there was an end, one night in September. They supposed some traveling folks slept in it and set it afire, or else some boys did it for fun. I was glad it was out of the way. One day, I know, I was coming by with mother, and she said it made her feel bad to see the little strips of leather by the fore door, where Mis' Ashby had nailed up a rosebush once. There! there ain't an Ashby alive now of the old stock, except young John. Joe's son went off to sea, and I believe he was lost somewhere in the China seas, or else he died of a fever; I seem to forget. He was called a smart boy, but he never could seem to settle down to anything. Sometimes I wonder folks is as good as they be, when I consider what comes to 'em from their folks before 'em, and how they're misshaped by nature. Them Ashbys never was like other folks, and yet some good streak or other there was in every one of 'em. You can't expect much from such hindered creatur's, -- it's just like beratin' a black and white cat for being a poor mouser. It ain't her fault that the mice see her quicker than they can a gray one. If you get one of them masterful dispositions put with a good strong will towards the right, that's what makes the best of men; but all them Ashbys cared about was to grasp and get, and be cap'ns. They liked to see other folks put down, just as if it was going to set them up. And they didn't know nothing. They make me think of some o' them old marauders that used to hive up into their castles, in old times, and then go out a-over-setting and plundering. And I tell you that same sperit was in 'em. They was born a couple o' hundred years too late. Kind of left-over folks, as it were." And Miss Debby indulged in a quiet chuckle as she bent over her work. "John he got captured by his wife, -- she carried too many guns for him. I believe he died very poor and her own son wouldn't support her, so she died over in Freeport poor-house. And Joe got along better; his wife was clever but rather slack, and it took her a good while to see through things. She married again pretty quick after he died. She had as much as seven or eight thousand dollars, and she was taken just as she stood by a roving preacher that was holding meetings here in the winter time. He sold out her place here, and they went up country somewheres that he come from. Her boy was lost before that, so there was nothing to hinder her. There, don't you think I'm always a-fault-finding! When l get hold of the real thing in folks, I stick to 'em, -- but there's an awful sight of poor material walking about that ain't worth the ground it steps on. But when I look back a little ways, I can't blame some of 'em; though it does often seem as if people might do better if they only set to work and tried. I must say I always do feel pleased when I think how mad John was, -- this John's father, -- when he couldn't do just as he'd a mind to with the pore old house. I couldn't help thinking of Joe's mansion, that he and his father hauled down to the heater piece in the fork of the roads. Sometimes I wonder where them Ashbys all went to. They'd mistake one place for the other in the next world, for 't would make heaven out o' hell, because they could be disagreeing with somebody, and -- well, I don't know, -- I'm sure they kep' a good row going while they was in this world. Only with mother; -- somehow she could get along with anybody, and not always give 'em their way either."
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the western spirit and enterprise: After
the American Civil War, United States culture expanded rapidly
westward, settling the land between the Mississippi River and
California. Attitudes of aggressive capitalism, technological
innovation, and rugged individualism were much praised in the
press as contributing to what was seen as a positive development.
To see Jewett's version of one of the heroes of this expansion,
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Robin Hood's barn: To go around Robin Hood's
barn is to take a long and complicated route to a goal or
location, perhaps because Robin Hood, the famous thief of Sherwood
Forest in England, was himself so elusive. (Source: Oxford
English Dictionary).
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special providences: God performing a
miraculous action in order to give a person what he or she
deserves or to teach some moral or spiritual lesson.
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she was sewing: In the Nineteenth Century, carpet was
manufactured in narrow widths (36-inch and 27-inch widths were
typical) and often could be used on both sides. Turning a carpet
might involve removing tacks from the edges, ripping seams where
widths had been sewn together, beating and airing the pieces
outdoors, replacing straw or matting used as padding, and then
reassembling the pieces, with more worn surfaces turned downward
or placed in the less travelled part of the room.
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that goes before a fall: Proverbs 16:18.
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quick consumption: consumption usually
refers to tuberculosis, but the term was used for most wasting
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fever: "A contagious febrile disease, distinguished
by a scarlet efflorescence of the skin and of the mucous membrane
of the mouth and pharynx. Also known as scarlatina." (Source: Oxford
English Dictionary).
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picture: chromolithograph, a picture printed in color from
stone. (Source: Oxford English Dictionary).
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a religious revival meeting; members of Christian protestant sects
would gather at an outdoor location or camp, usually for several
days of religious services.
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quinsy sore throat: This phrase is redundant, for
quinsy is a throat infection.
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Michael Davitt Bell says a heater-piece is "a small triangular
piece of land formed by a convergence of roads, so called because
it is shaped like a heater, or flat-iron."
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sideling piece: where there is an incline at the
side of the road.
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the cars: railway cars.
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Title: Review of source apportionment techniques for airborne particulate matter
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Research Program Area: Atmospheric Processes
Topic Areas: Modeling
A review of source apportionment studies for airborne particulate matter reveals that unique chemical tracers are only available for a few general source categories including wood combustion, motor vehicle exhaust, coal combustion, meat cooking, crustaceous seafood cooking, candle combustion, tobacco smoke, and leaf abrasion. Unique chemical profiles can be constructed for many more sources, but their interpretation requires the uses of complex source apportionment models. Ten models that calculate the contribution that different sources make to air borne particulate matter are reviewed: Tracer Analysis, Chemical Mass Balance, Principal Component Analysis, Factor Analysis, Positive Matrix Factorization, Empirical Orthogonal Functions, Chemical Mass Balance / Factor Analysis, Target Transformation Factor Analysis, Emissions Inventory Analysis, and Source-oriented Chemical Transport Models. The mathematical basis, assumptions, and limitations for each source apportionment model are summarized. The source apportionment methods are shown to provide a continuous spectrum of capabilities with increasingly detailed information provided as the amount of input data expands.
A protocol to characterize source contributions to primary and secondary airborne particulate matter concentrations in a region of interest is recommended. Ambient data sets can first be analyzed using bilinear statistical models to identify approximate source identities and contributions. After important source profiles have been measured, linear statistical models can be applied to calculate source contributions to primary particulate matter at receptor locations. If regional source contributions to airborne particulate matter and / or source contributions to secondary particulate matter are important, emissions inventories can be developed for the region of interest and source-oriented chemical transport models can be used to identify important source contributions to these features of airborne particulate matter.
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The most striking object in the interior is the magnificent Romanesque baldachin above the high altar.
Two of the biggest, sir, stood in the adytum to form the baldachin over the Ark.
In the hall Prince Rameses sat on an elevated chair beneath a baldachin, while at the entrance door appeared the herald.
The litter stopped before a baldachin under which was an ebony throne on an elevation.
Its interior will be of pure gold, very massive, and it hath a baldachin of velvet, embroidered with our ducal arms.
The King presided, sitting under a baldachin with his consort, Queen Johanna, at his right and his sons at his left.
It is probable that these columns belonged originally to the baldachin over the high altar.
Under the baldachin hovered a gilded Cupid, spotted and faded, with his arrow aimed at the bed.
The bed loomed mysteriously in one corner with its baldachin of Gobelin tapestry.
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Kennedy inspired hope
I would guess that writer Doyle McManus (JFK legacy: historic or a footnote? Nov. 21) is too young to remember John F. Kennedy personally. If he did, he would not ask the question.
Kennedy was more than merely a romantic figure. Even though he seldom ignored political realities, he had the ability to cast a vision that stirred people everywhere.
I remember reading a commentary about that time of someone who found Kennedy's picture pinned to the wall of a poor villager's hut somewhere in India. Why? Because he inspired hope in people all over the world.
Some may set aside such feelings as mere sentiment. But to dismiss a president who would go to Berlin and tell its people, "Ich bin ein Berliner," when it was still an isolated enclave in a communist world, entirely misses how electric such words can be.
Kennedy was a master of the words many were longing to hear, and for that he will always be one of America's greatest presidents.
The Nov. 23 story Dallas, JFK forever linked in tragedy refers to the Texas School Book Depository building "where Lee Harvey Oswald fired from the sixth floor at Kennedy's open-top limousine." Actually, it should have referred to Oswald as the alleged assassin who allegedly fired at Kennedy.
Remember that the findings of the Warren Commission -- that Oswald acted alone and that there was no conspiracy to kill the president -- are not legally binding in any American court of law.
In addition, the Warren Report was not unanimously endorsed by all its members. At least two commissioners would not sign off on it. This casts further doubt on the report's official findings.
To continue to promote Oswald as the actual assassin distorts the truth as we know it and suggests sloppy journalism.
The cost of Wuskwatim
In his Nov. 19 piece, Manitoba Hydro expansion is on the right track, Vince Warden claims, without justification, that the cost per kilowatt hour of electricity from the Wuskwatim dam is "about 7.5 cents." One wonders if Warden used the same math in arriving at this figure as he used when he was chief financial officer for Manitoba Hydro to calculate the projected $75-million annual operating loss that will be incurred by Wuskwatim in 2013-14 (page 26 of PUB Order 43/13).
In that calculation, he inappropriately subtracted more than $0.5 billion of "internally generated funds" from the $1.8-billion actual cost of Wuskwatim before computing the projected loss. Such an adjustment was inappropriate because internally generated funds still have to be paid for by ratepayers. Without it, the 2013-14 operating loss will be in the order of $106 million, not $75 million.
Furthermore, once the agreement with the First Nations partner in Wuskwatim has been renegotiated, Manitobans can expect to learn of Wuskwatim annual losses even greater than $106 million. The agreement is being renegotiated, incidentally, because the original agreement didn't foresee shared losses of this magnitude.
Considering Warden's logic from a different perspective, it is difficult to understand how he considers a 7.5-cent kilowatt hour generated in northern Manitoba, which still has to be transmitted to the southern Manitoba load centre at a cost of about three cents (total cost of about 10.5 cents), to be "competitive with other forms of generation." Hydro's own annual reports reveal that it is currently realizing an average of about only four cents or less in the export and domestic industrial markets.
With annual losses exceeding $100 million, Wuskwatim will be a long, long way into its 100-year life before it starts paying for itself, adding losses to Hydro's bottom line every year until then.
GARLAND LALIBERTâ
Bipole III Coalition
Fences improve view
Anyone who has been to Phoenix, Palm Springs or any other well-planned city will appreciate how roadway fences can improve the view of old neighbourhoods or unsightly industrial areas (City hall blows off Route 90 fence plan, Nov. 20). With artwork motifs, they can be very effective.
The best solution for reducing the eyesore view between Winnipeg's airport and the downtown, though, is to get rid of those terrible, ugly overhead hydro lines.
People behaving badly
Re: Judicial panel quits (Nov. 21). Everywhere I look in the public realm, I see people behaving very badly who are suddenly transformed into the wronged and begin to assert their rights while not acknowledging their wrongs.
Whenever the courts become involved, the due process becomes interminable and the costs soar into the millions.
This is farce, not justice.
The public spectacle of disgusting behaviour is forced on the unwilling ad nauseam by the media, which seem to feel we want to know all the sordid details.
We need to re-examine not just the Senate, but also our entire justice system and our moral, political and media culture.
If the parties wronged had any sense of decency and any honour, they would resign and spare us further moral chaos.
Honouring the departed
I take exception to the angle of your feature on funerals and cremation (Ashes to ashes, Nov. 23). Allow me to point out that the living, who are the bereaved, have little to do with whether the deceased is buried whole or is cremated.
If a person makes it clear while they are alive whether they want to be cremated or buried, it is only proper that their wishes are then executed upon death.
So please do not suggest that we the living are averting our eyes from death, from the last vision of our dearly beloved in his or her stillness, when we are observing the wishes of our most beloved.
And let me point out that the love for the departed is the greatest love of all, because it is love given without expectation of anything in return.
Predicting correctly
Since I predict the Free Press will not acquiesce to the request in the Nov. 22 letters (Paper, please, not cyberspace) to publish the results of the Nov. 20 poll asking readers their preference for usage of The Forks space, because the results could only be accessed by Blippar, I will tell the reader that 23 per cent preferred green space, 15 per cent preferred restaurants and 12 per cent preferred retail stores.


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This week's free Deke's Techniques falls into my favorite category of effects—those that create something from nothing. In this case, the 'something' is elegant, weighty letters that appear to be made of brushed stainless steel. The 'nothing' it takes to create this brushed metal effect starts with a window full of black pixels, and adds a couple of basic Photoshop filters, a few text and shape layers, some layer effects, and a couple of very important blend mode settings.
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Hey you guys! In 1985, Steven Spielberg introduced the world to the truffle shuffle, a dungeon-imprisoned friendly freak called Sloth and an unlikely bunch of hapless adventurers known as the Goonies on the hunt for missing pirate treasure.
Now nearly 30 years on, in what is joyous news for generations of fans who have made the endearing family adventure film a cult classic, the original director-producer Richard Donner has confirmed that a sequel is in the works, which he hopes will feature the original cast.
Donner, who collaborated with Spielberg, the story's writer, has kept fans' hopes alive over the years by maintaining that a sequel will be made.
There have been talks of various adaptations and even a musical version in the past, but Donner has now said that there will be a sequel featuring "hopefully all" of the cast.
Donner was responding to an unlikely inquisition from a paparazzi photographer over whether Hollywood relies too much on films about comic book heroes, and whether Donner would be making one. Donner responded: "If you call Goonies a comic book. We're doing a sequel."
The original actors included Sean Astin, Josh Brolin, Corey Feldman and Martha Plimpton, all of whom have continued a career in acting. Jeff Cohen, who as Chunk made famous the belly-wobbling "truffle shuffle" is now an entertainment lawyer. Jonathan Ke Quan, who also starred in Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom, now works as a martial arts consultant for films. John Matusak, who played Sloth and was also a American football player, died in 1989.
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Roc-A-Fella y'all
[Jay] It's the Roc!
Jigga, Jigga, that nigga Jigga
[Jay] R.O., R.O.C. niggas, R.O
Jigga, Jigga, that nigga Jigga
[Jay] Hov'! R.O.C. niggas, R.O., whoo!
Jigga, Jigga, that nigga Jigga
[Jay] It's Hov'! R.O.C. niggas
[Verse 1]
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And if y'all go to war for me I go to war wit y'all
(Jigga, Jigga, that nigga Jigga!)
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Hov'! And so I breeze through, jeans is Evisu
She's responding, top is C. Ronson
We in Luan (whoo!) gettin our groove on
Buyin out the bar, on our way to Spa'
She never seen a hundred on the wrist before
Never seen twenty-two's on the 6 before
I am, killin 'em out there, they needin first aid
Cause the boy got more 6's than first grade
The crib got, killer views and square feet
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So, sleep if you need to, mami I will leave you
Right where you stand, nah I don't wanna dance (I'm good)
I just wanna see what's in your Frankie B pants
Weight is low enough to let your waist show
Top like a rock star, I got a fast car
We can cruise the city, doin a buck-sixty
[Verse 3]
"He did it again!" Haters no like
But they gotta fuck with it cause the flow's so tight
Gnarly dude! I puff Bob Marley dude
All day, like Rastafari's do
Now I'm stuck to the point I could hardly move
You fuckin up my high, don't bother me dude
But Red Rover, send your hoes over
She can do WHATEVER, sip somethin with soda
She can leave WHENEVER, sip somethin with Hova
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Left her with wet bedsheets, nigga I'm focused
R.O., R.O.C. niggas
R.O.C. niggas
(Roc-A-Fella y'all!)
The third single from The Blueprint, featuring production by Trackmasters.
In an interview with Complex, Tone of The Trackmasters recalled the making of this song:
It was actually one of the first records he recorded for the album.
"Jigga My Nigga" wasn't done for Jay. It was done for, MC Lyte. When we finished it, I thought it was more for Jay. When I was recording it, Shaka Zulu and his wife were in the studio. His speaks French so she came in and did that little intro in the beginning. Then I ran over to the studio and Jay loved it as soon as he heard it.
Jay vocaled that record twice actually. He vocaled it the first time and I thought it was a hit. Then I left and three days later and he was like, 'Yo I did the rhymes over, you're gonna love it like this. I promise you.'
Producer Tone has said that the track was originally made for N.O.R.E.:
N.O.R.E. doesn't even know it was for N.O.R.E. That's funny. It was actually the same joint, but with the word 'N.O.R.E.' Instead of 'Jigga,' it was 'N.O.R.E.'
Jay-Z purposely placed the song in the middle of the track-list to break up the album's heavy soul-sampling:
What "Jigga That Nigga" did was, in the soul samples and that feeling, it kept you awake. It was one of those joints that was out of place, but out of place in a good way. 'Cause it's, like, in the middle of the album, pretty much, and it breaks the album up to go right back into that motion.


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The Chicago Cubs made it interesting late in last night's 7-5 loss to the Cincinnati Reds but Jorge Soler did not disappoint. Cubs' manager, Rick Renteria elected to bat Soler in the five-hole in a lineup that was without Anthony Rizzo. Soler came up in the top of the second inning for his first major league at bat and promptly took a 2-1 fastball from, Reds' Starter, Mat Latos 423 feet to centerfield. In doing so, Soler became the first Cub to go yard in his first major league at bat since Starlin Castro did it in 2010, which was also in Cincinnati. Then in the eighth inning, Soler singled through the left side, scoring Javier Baez. Soler finished the night 2-4 with a home run, two RBI's, and a strike out.
Overall, Soler had a fantastic debut. He was able to put almost all of his tools on display and seemed to fit right in with the clubhouse. Soler's highlight of the night though (aside from his home run) was his display of plate discipline. Maybe we're all a little weary of free-swinging from watching Javier Baez's lack of plate discipline, but Soler's knowledge of the strike zone and patience at the plate was very impressive. He showed the ability to work deep into the count and he forced Mat Latos to throw him good pitches. It was very clear that Soler had a plan each time he went up to bat and that he modified his approach in reaction to each pitch. For example, in a 2-0 count in the first inning, Mat Latos threw a very hittable fastball just above the knees on the inner half of the plate and Soler didn't even flinch at it. He knew that he was in the drivers seat and that he didn't need to swing at anything but his pitch. He then proceeded to unload on the next fastball he saw for his first big league hit and home run.
Rick Renteria said before yesterday's game that he plans on hitting Soler fifth or sixth for the remainder of the season but it will be interesting to see where Soler finally settles in. Will he hit fifth or sixth once Anthony Rizzo returns? It may even be worth giving him a shot hitting second, just to see how he fits in and to get him an extra at bat per game. Given his plate discipline and Baez's refusal to lay off bad pitches, hitting Soler second may actually be a win-win for the Cubs.
There are still many questions yet to be answered, but Jorge Soler came out with a bang and made his debut with some Yasiel Puig-esk flare, despite the loss. It should be an exciting last five weeks of the season!
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Susruta Samhita is a treasure house of knowledge in Ayurveda especially the branch of Salyatantra i.e. the branch of surgery. The information available is vast and spread out, collecting which is an enormous task.
Though much information is available, not many standard texts arc available in English in Salyatantra. Thus this Book is a small endeavor to provide all the information available in Ayurvedic texts as well as brief information of the correlated Surgical conditions and operative procedure available in the modern texts.
The availability of both Ayurvedic and modern information about each of the condition will make the understanding of the disease an easier process for the students. This presentation in simple English, in points and in accordance to the CCIM syllabus, will surely make the book an attractive prospect for the students of BAMS.
Dr. Rajneesh V. Giri was born in Bengalooru, Karnataka in 1973, He completed his primary education in Kendriya Vidyalaya Schools. He did his Graduation and Post Graduation (M.S. Salyatantra) from Government Ayurvedic Medical College and Hospital, Bengalooru. He completed his Ph.D. in Salyatantra from the Illustrious Institute of Medical Sciences, Banaras Hindu University in the year 2004.
Presently he is working as Asst. Professor and Head. Dept. of Salyatantra, Sushrutha Ayurvedic Medical College and Hospital, Bengalooru.
He apart from having a successful Ayurvedic hospital of his own is a visiting kshara sutra consultant to various nursing homes in Bengalooru. He is engaged in manufacturing Guggulu based kshara sutra that has a nation wide demand.
He was been actively involved in various research projects of reputed pharmaceutical companies, involved in undergraduate and postgraduate teaching and is a member of Committee for Scientific Technical Terminology (CSTT), Ministry of Human Resources & Development, New Delhi.
He is also the author of "Synopsis of Susruta Samhita", "Synopsis of Caraka Samhita" and Synopsis of Astanga Hrdayam published by M/s. Chaukhambha Orientalia. Varanasi.
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Chap. 1 : Arbuda (Tumours)
Chap. 2 : Snayu Vikara, Twak Vikara, Risarpa etc
Chap. 3 : Dhamani Vikara (Diseases of Arteries)
Chap. 4 : Bhagna (Fractures)
Chap. 5 : Sandhi Moksa (Dislocation of Joints)
Chap. 6 : Sandhi Vikara (Diseases of Joints)
Chap. 7 : Disorders of Urobhaga (Diseases of Chest Region)
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Chap. 8 : Udara Vikara (Disorders of Abdominal Region)
Chap. 9 : Guda Vikara (Disorders of Rectum & Anal Canal)
Chap. 10 : Yakrt Vikara (Disorders of Liver & other Viscera)
Chap. 11 : Vrkka Vikara (Disorders of Kidneys)
Chap. 12 : Basti Vikara (Disorders of Bladder & Prostate)
Chap. 13 : Sisna Vikara (Disorders of Penis)
Chap. 14 : Vrsana, Phalakosa Vikara (Disorders of Scrotune & Testes)
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There is nothing sweeter in life than a cup of black tea, overlooking the maze of bright green tea plantations, covering the soft hills of the Cameron Highlands. This charming hill station will warm your heart almost as much as the tea warms your belly.
Cameron Highlands
Cameron Highlands, named after a British surveyor William Cameron who mapped the lands in 1885, spans 275 square mile (712 sq km), is the highest point in Malaysia and is located in Pahang. It wasn't until the 1920s, when the British returned to the Highlands to develop the fertile and cool mountain lands into tea plantations, a huge commodity at the time.
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Tea Plantations
Today the three major tea plantations in the Cameron Highlands are Boh, Sungai Palas, and Cameron Valley. Boh is Malaysia's largest producer of black teas and preferred brand.
The main road in Tanah Rata (one of the three sub-divisions of the Cameron Highlands) has several tour operators that can provide information on visiting the tea plantations and other activities in the area. The most popular plantation is Boh Tea Center & Sungai Palas Plantation which offers free tours.
You can also hike/walk to the plantation (about a 3.7 mile/6km walk up a steep winding road) that offers incredible views of the plantation and local wild flowers. When you reach the plantation, there is a tea room where you can warm up with a pot of tea and admire the incredible views.
Tanah Rata also offers over 14 different hikes through the Highland's ecosystem diverse with forests, jungle and waterfalls. Be sure to hike early in the morning as some of the hikes can take 3 to 5 hours. Maps are available at most hotels and posted around town.
There are few hours in life more agreeable than the hour dedicated to the ceremony known as afternoon tea. – Henry James, The Portrait of a Lady
When To Go
The best time to visit the Highlands is during the dry season, February to May. The region gets rain almost every day, but the weather is much dryer during this time.
In May, the rare Rafflesia flower ("giant flower") blooms for 3 to 5 days and should be on your list of things to see.
The climate in Cameron Highlands is temperate and cool all year round which is a welcoming change of pace from the rest of Malaysia.
Temperatures range from 57 to 82°F (14 to 28°C). It rains in Cameron Highlands year round, but monsoon season, November to February, should be avoided.
Getting There & Around
Car or bus is the only way to get to the Cameron Highlands which is located 186 miles (300km) north from Kuala Lumpur. Tourist buses departing from Kuala Lumpur leave regularly.
Average Costs
- Mid-range accommodations: $20-55
- Meals: $10-15
- Bottle of beer: $2
- Try the curry Laksa, a spicy noodle soup made with curry and coconut milk. Delicious!
- Bring a waterproof jacket and boots as it rains periodically throughout the day.
- Checkout the local market in Brinchang on Saturday nights for produce and inexpensive snacks.
- Be afraid to hitchhike. It's common in the highlands.
- Miss a local strawberry farm where you can pick your own strawberries.
Fun Facts
- The bushy tea plants are cut flat on top at about 3 feet in order to pick the leaves easier.
- Six mountains reside in the area with the highest peak being Mount Batu Brinchang housing a radio and television station at the towering 6,663 feet (2,031 meter) top.
- The Cameron Highlands has a diverse population with Malays, Chinese, and Indians living the region.


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(CNN)Here's a look at Russian President Vladimir Putin.
Birth date: October 7, 1952
Birth date: October 7, 1952
Birth place: Leningrad (now St. Petersburg), Russia
Birth name: Vladimir Vladimirovich Putin
Father: Vladimir Putin, a factory foreman
Mother: Maria Putin
Marriage: Lyudmila (Shkrebneva) Putin (July 28, 1983-2014, divorced)
Children: Yekaterina and Maria
Education: Leningrad State University, law, 1975; Red Banner Institute of Intelligence, 1984; Mining Institute of St. Petersburg, 1997
Religion: Orthodox Christian
Other Facts:
Enjoys working out and has a black belt in judo.
Enjoys working out and has a black belt in judo.
Grew up in a communal apartment shared by three families.
Served in the KGB as an intelligence officer before becoming involved in politics.
1975 - Joins the Committee for State Security (KGB). Is on the staff of the First Chief Directorate for Foreign Intelligence for the KGB, and is assigned to shadow foreign visitors to Leningrad.
1975 - Joins the Committee for State Security (KGB). Is on the staff of the First Chief Directorate for Foreign Intelligence for the KGB, and is assigned to shadow foreign visitors to Leningrad.
1984 - Is selected to attend the Red Banner Institute of Intelligence, where he learns German and English.
1985 - Is assigned to counterintelligence duties in Dresden, [East] Germany. Reportedly monitors loyalty of Soviet diplomats.
1990 - Becomes assistant rector (dean) for international affairs at Leningrad State University. Reportedly monitors loyalty of students and shadows foreigners.
June 1991 - Becomes adviser to Anatoily Sobchak when Sobchak becomes chairman of the Leningrad City Council.
1991-1994 - Chairman of the Foreign Relations Committee of the city council.
1992 - Leaves the KGB.
1992-1994 - Deputy mayor of St. Petersburg.
1994-1996 - First deputy chairman of the City Council of St. Petersburg.
1997-1998 - Head of the Presidential Administration and Control Department of the Presidency under President Boris Yeltsin.
July 1998-August 1999 - Chief of the Federal Security Service.
March 1999-August 1999 - Secretary of the Russian Security Council, headed by Boris Yeltsin.
August 9-December 31, 1999 - Acting Prime Minister of Russia.
December 31, 1999 - Is appointed acting president after Boris Yeltsin's resignation.
March 26, 2000 - Is elected president of the Russian Federation.
May 7, 2000 - Officially becomes Russia's second president after being sworn in at St. Andrew's Hall in the Kremlin.
May 24, 2002 - Signs the Moscow Treaty on Strategic Offensive Reductions with President George W. Bush, which requires each country to reduce and limit its strategic nuclear warheads to 1700-2200 by December 31, 2012.
March 15, 2004 - Is re-elected in a landslide victory, running as an independent.
May 7, 2004 - Putin is sworn in for his second term.
April 27, 2005 - Becomes the first Russian leader to ever visit Israel.
October 5, 2005 - Meets with British Prime Minister Tony Blair and announces increased cooperation between Russia and Britain to fight terrorism.
September 5, 2006 - Becomes the first Russian leader to visit sub-Saharan Africa, when he meets with South African President Thabo Mbeki.
December 19, 2007 - Named Time Person of the Year.
May 7, 2008 - Just two hours after being sworn in, new Russian president Medvedev names Putin as his prime minister.
September 24, 2011 - President Dmitry Medvedev calls on the ruling United Russia party to endorse Prime Minister Vladimir Putin for president in 2012. Putin in turn suggests that Medvedev should take over the role of prime minister if the party wins parliamentary elections in December.
March 4, 2012 - Russia's presidential elections are held amid complaints of fraud. Putin wins the presidential election, with just under 65% of the vote. This will be his third term as president (not consecutive).
May 7, 2012 - Putin is sworn in under tight security amid protests of fraud. His new prime minister is the former president Dmitry Medvedev.
December 28, 2012 - Putin signs into law a bill that effectively bans US citizens from adopting Russian children. The law also bans US-funded civic groups from operating in Russia.
June 6, 2013 - During an interview aired on state-run television, Vladimir and Lyudmila Putin announce that their marriage is over.
September 11, 2013 - Putin publishes an op-ed in the New York Times, criticizing President Barack Obama and the concept of American exceptionalism. He says, "It is extremely dangerous to encourage people to see themselves as exceptional, whatever the motivation. There are big countries and small countries, rich and poor, those with long democratic traditions and those still finding their way to democracy. Their policies differ, too. We are all different, but when we ask for the Lord's blessings, we must not forget that God created us equal."
August 6, 2014 - Putin signs a decree that bans food and agricultural imports from countries that have imposed sanctions against his country.
November 21, 2014 - The Russian Kyokushin-kan Karate-do Federation says that Putin has been awarded a karate black belt.
September 28, 2015 - Putin attends the United Nations General Assembly in New York, his first visit to the United Nations in a decade, and later meets with President Obama. The two leaders discuss Ukraine and Syria, according to senior US officials. It is the first face-to-face meeting of any length since Russia's incursion into Ukraine.
January 21, 2016 - The results of a UK inquiry saying Putin likely approved the operation to kill former FSB spy Alexander Litvinenko in 2006 are released.
July 25, 2016 - The FBI announces it has launched an investigation into the hacking of the Democratic National Committee's computer system. Although the statement doesn't indicate that the agency has a particular suspect or suspects in mind, US officials tell CNN they think the cyberattack is linked to Russia.
September 1, 2016 - During an interview with Bloomberg News, Putin denies that the Russian government had any involvement in the hacking of Democratic National Committee emails.
January 6, 2017 - The Office of the Director of National Intelligence releases a declassified report concluding that Putin ordered an "influence campaign" aimed at hurting Hillary Clinton and helping Donald Trump in the 2016 presidential election.
January 17, 2017 - During a news conference, Putin says that a damning dossier on US President-elect Donald Trump is "false" and dismisses allegations that his country's security services have been monitoring Trump. As CNN first reported, Trump and President Obama were presented the dossier by senior intelligence officials, who warned that Russia may have gathered compromising material on the President-elect.
July 7, 2017 - Meets US President Donald Trump for the first time, on the sidelines of the G20 meeting in Hamburg, Germany. Talking for two hours - much longer than planned - the two discuss allegations of Russian meddling in US elections and the war in Syria, among other things.


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This is the most commonly asked question by a new visitor to the Park pool complex. Due to a number of factors the hot pool looks, or appears to look yellow/green in color. The primary reason for the color is the mineral deposits on the bottom of the pool. These mineral deposits are laid down on the surface of the paint by an oxidation reaction between the mineral salts in the water and the sanitizing agent (Bromine) used. When the pool is viewed from some distance, rather than from directly overhead, the light that is reflected from the bottom loses certain wavelengths that are absorbed by the various color patterns on the bottom. The remaining light waves then pass back up through the water and are reflected at the surface. This reflected light is in the yellow/green wavelengths of the spectrum.
The park is famous for its hot springs but also has a campground, picnic area and hiking trails. Roads are kept open to both the hot springs and the off season campground. The rest of the park and surrounding area are open to winter exploration with skies or snowshoes. If you need information on outdoor activities please ask and we will try to help.
Camping Information
The off season campground is located in the Day Use Area and is open when the main campground closes for the winter, usually October through April. Running water and flush toilets are available, but there are no hot showers available during the wintertime. Parking space is limited in both quantity and size. Recreational equipment, either trailer or motor home is limited to a length of no more than 18 feet. Winter camping can be fun but come prepared. Carry chains, a shovel, and plenty of warm clothing.
Usually by the opening of fishing season, the last weekend of April, the 76 site campground is open. Two camp sites and one restroom are available for the physically handicapped. Of the remaining 74 sites, 8 are large enough for trailers to 24 feet or motor homes to 27 feet. No hookups are available for recreational vehicles. A dump station (fee for use) is located in Markleeville. Hot showers and drinking water are available for all campers. The campground at Grover is operated for family camping, not group camping. If you are part of a group and wish to camp together, please use the group campground at Sugar Pine Point State Park.
Located 4-miles west of Markleeville, at the end of Hot Springs Road, the park is in an alpine meadow at 5,900 feet surrounded by peaks that just top 10,000 feet. U.S. Forest Service land, both wilderness area and multiple use, border the park. Trails beginning in the park extend onto Forest Service land providing hikers many miles of hiking.


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Star Couplings: The Real Father Of Two Jackson Kids Revealed
- The father of Michael Jackson's eldest children is Arnold Klein, Jackson's L.A.-based dermatologist and Rowe's former boss. [Us Weekly] — I hope he got a package deal — skin lightener with a side of sperm.
- Stephen Moyer, Bill Compton on "True Blood," says he has introduced girlfriend and co-star Anna Paquin to boxing, and she really enjoys the blood. [People] — Sounds a lot like Sookie Stackhouse.
- Kendra Wilkinson made a play-by-play wedding video. [E! Online] — One thing her stint on "Girls Next Door" taught her was how to milk her celebrity.
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Missing Ashhurst man found safe and well
Title: Missing Ashhurst man found safe and well
An 82 year-old Ashhurst man has been located safe and well after he went missing at around 1pm today (29 January, 2013).
Eric Rex Looney (known as Rex) was last seen at the corner of Wyndham Street and Cambridge Avenue, Ashhurst. When he failed to arrive home by 3:30pm his family started their own search and called Police.
Search Coordinator Sergeant Andy Brooke says: "SAR volunteers and Police searched the Ashhurst area, and the Palmerston North Rescue Helicopter completed an aerial sweep."
Rex had wandered into a property and was found by a home owner in their backyard at around 8:30pm this evening. The home owner then notified Police.
"I would like to thank everyone who was involved in the search for Rex, including Rex's family and the owner of the property where he was found," says Sergeant Brooke.


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Can m0n0 do multi mac address spoofing ??? if so, then you should be
able to do this ....
Off the top of my head tho, I thought that it can only spoof 1 mac ..
could be wrong tho
-----Original Message-----
From: Scott Fehringer [mailto:fehrings at onid dot orst dot edu]
Sent: Tuesday, 8 March 2005 1:48 PM
To: m0n0wall at lists dot m0n0 dot ch
Subject: [m0n0wall] How to take 5 dynamic IP's and assign to one private
Hi everyone. I have a unique network setup that I was hoping m0n0wall
handle. Let me describe it below:
From our ISP (Comcast) we have purchased 5 IP addresses. These IP's are
dynamically assigned, so it is not possible to predict what they will
be, or
even assume they are all from the same subnet. Each IP is assigned
based on
a MAC address, so for each MAC address the cable modem sees, it will
lease a
DHCP assigned IP from Comcast. Here are a couple of example IP's to
illustrate what I am talking about:
Inside our house, we have 5 computers. I would like each of the
to send its traffic through one of the five IP's, but still have its own
local IP address that is on the same subnet as the other 4 computers in
house. So the network would look like this:
Comp 1 (local IP: 192.168.1.2) ---> (dynamically assigned public IP:
Comp 2 (local IP: 192.168.1.3) ---> (dynamically assigned public IP:
Comp 3 (local IP: 192.168.1.4) ---> (dynamically assigned public IP:
Comp 4 (local IP: 192.168.1.5) ---> (dynamically assigned public IP:
Comp 5 (local IP: 192.168.1.6) ---> (dynamically assigned public IP:
What this accomplishes is that each user in the house is permitted to
their public IP as they see fit (to run a server, or filesharing
program, or
whatever), but the computer will still be able to access the other 4
computers in the house over the LAN.
How can I use m0n0wall to set this sort of a thing up? I have several
and network cards at my disposal, so any suggestion that will work, I'll
try. If I'm being unclear on anything, please let me know and I will
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Christians 'less likely to work in finance'
A survey of 4,000 people has revealed that Christians are less likely than the average adult to work in finance. Whilst the news will come as no surprise to the majority of sensible people, there are some who think the stereotype of bankers being little better than Beelzebub himself is outdated and unfair. [read...]


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Welcome to Stiftelsen Silviahemmet!
Silviahemmet is a non profit foundation devoted to improving the quality of life for persons affected by dementia and their families. The foundation was inaugurated by H.M. Queen Silvia of Sweden on Valentines Day in 1996. The Silviahemmet care philosophy aims at highest quality of life for the person affected by dementia and the family. The cornerstones in the philosophy, outgoing from palliative care philosophy are; personcentered care/symtomcontrol, familysupport, teamwork, communication and relation.
Silviahemmet also runs a daycare center at Drottningholm (Stockholm, Sweden), for elderly as well as young persons affected by dementia. The foundation continues to educate assistant nurses and nurses in cooperation with Sophiahemmet University. This year there are 580 assistant nurses who have received the title Silvia Sister and 206 nurses with the title Silvia Nurse. In cooperation with the Karolinska Institutet the international and swedish Master Course in Dementia Care for Physicians have 25 students this year. The first six Silvia Doctors received their title from H.M. Queen Silvia in 2015.
On the 17th of May 2016, six new Silvia Doctors received their titel. The solemn Diploma Ceremony took place at Aula Medica, Karolinska Institutet, Solna, when Silviahemmet celebrated its 20th Anniversary.
Next year the first Silvia Occupational therapists and Silvia Physiotherapists will be decorated. Read more about Karolinska Institutet's Master's Courses in Dementia Care for Occupational therapists and Physiotherapists
Silviahemmet also provides non academic education programs, for example education for familycarers as well as other professionals in the health care and social care sector. The foundation certifies the education level for nursinghome units as well as hospital wards. Today 38 units are certified by Silviahemmet and more units are in process.
Silviahemmet has also co-founded the Swedish Dementia Center, www.demenscentrum.se, the national competence center for dementia.
Since 2006 the foundation provides educations to other countries by Swedish Care International (SCI). Education programs from Silviahemmet are available in Japan, Germany, China, the Netherlands and in Great Britain. Swedish Care International, www.sci.se, also arranges studyvisits at Silviahemmet Daycare Center at Drottningholm.
Welcome to contact Swedish Care International – SCI for further information regarding Stiftelsen Silviahemmet
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