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THE LEADER'S CLASSIFIED DEPARTMENT will take ads by phone from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through Friday 982-9421, or you may mail your ad to The Leader Classifieds, P.O. Box 766, Jacksonville AR, 72078. Deadline to advertise in Wednesday issue is 5pm Friday: and 5 p.m. Thursday for the Weekend issue.
WORKING & retired railroad employees, the next meeting of the National Association of Retired & Veteran Railway employees, Inc. (NARVE) will be at Fire Mountain Restaurant on East McCain in NLR on Thursday, April 13th at 1:00pm.
CABOT HIGH: Cabot High School reunion for classes1960,1961 and 1962 will be 6/24/06 for information call 501 843-7658 or 501 843- 6177.
STEEPLE Chase Apartments Community Yard Sale. 2695 South 2nd Street, Cabot. Saturday, April 22, 2006 Sun-up till ? Rain cancels.
ATTENTION: N. Pulaski HS Class of 1986. 20 year reunion. June 23rd & 24th. For more information, go to www.northpulaski.com or call 843-0080.
CABOT: Senior Citizens Center. 600 N. Grant- fundraiser. Thurs, April 13. 8am -3pm. Fri, April 14. 8am - 3pm. Inside rain or shine. Items to donate or for more information call 843-2196.
YARD SALE: 7am-4pm Saturday and Sunday # 1 Geraldine Street, Ward. Storage Clean-out!
3 family yard sale: furniture, old fishing lures, lots of nice clothes & lots of good miscellaneous. Thurs- Sat. 4/13 - 4/15. 147 Campground Rd, Beebe. Starts at 7am.
YARD SALE: Fri & Sat 4/14 & 4/15 7am - ?. 3203 Mt. Carmel Rd. (Hwy 321 East) Austin - Clothes, toys & furniture.
MOVING Sale: lots of furniture. Sat 4/15. 8am - 3pm. 6400 Langley St., off of Jax-Conway.
YARD SALE: 13,14, 15th, A little of everthing.Kenmore Dryer, Coll-ectibles, WMs Lge Size clothes, Utensiles, Canning Pressure Coo-ker & Much more.474 Stoney Point Church rd. Beebe.
GARAGE sale: Cabot. Sat 4/15- furniture, household items, toddler clothes, womens & mens clothes, toys & more- 52 Country Village Circle. Early birds welcome.
BIG YARD sale: Fri 4/14 & Sat 4/15. Lots of glassware, arts & crafts, computer tables. 301 Peyton St., Ward.
carport sale: 406 W. Mississippi. Beebe. Sat 4/15- Baby clothes, videos, CDs.
JACKSONVILLE: Friday only. April 14. 7am-? 127 Blakely Rd. (off Hwy 161). Lots of items.
CARPORT sale: Sat 4/15. 8am - 2pm .#6 John Hancock Circle, Jax. (Woodbriar Subdivision). Clothing, furniture, crafts & miscellaneous.
CLOTHES, toolbox, candy fundraiser. 22 Deer Run, Ward. Fri & Sat. 4/14 & 4/15. 7am - 12 noon.
CORD of uncut firewood for sale $25. Shirl 501-676-7557
CLEANING Professional services for homes or offices in Sherwood, Jacksonville & Cabot areas. 30 years experience. References available. Contact Ms. Ross 501-563-1874.
HOUSEKEEPING services provided 16 years experience, weekly routine service or deep detailed SPRING CLEANING, dependable reasonable rates, references I love my job, you will too! 501-835-1503.
MEGAN'S in-home childcare. Come experience your childs home away from home. Only 6 openings left!!! Located in Robinwood subdivision, Kerr Station Road, Cabot. 681-6000.
THE LEADER needs mail room help. Part-time, mostly nights. Need dependable, drug & alcohol free workers. Starts at $5.25/hr. Apply in person. 404 Graham Road. 9am - noon.
EXPERIENCED Reporter needed for busy twice-weekly newspaper, must be able to use word processing software. Ability to use digital camera helpful. Good benefits! Pay based on experience. Call Eileen or Garrick or email resume to firstname.lastname@example.com. 501-982-9421.
TRUCK accessories sales: Goodsell Truck Accessories is accepting applications for sales position in truck accessories store. Applicants must be mature, clean cut and be able to pass a drug test. Good Benefits. Automotive experience helpful but we will train the right person for along term position. Apply in person at 401 Municipal Drive in Jacksonville.
CDL driver needed. Must be able to load by yourself. Clean driving record. Local. Call 501-743-8427.
HELP WANTED: Exciting growing dental practice in search of a dental assistant that is a team player. Orthodontic experience a plus but not required. Fax resume to 501-941-1703.
MILES!! MILES!!! Experienced OTR drivers. Home week-ends. Must have min. of 2 yrs of OTR, good MVR, and able to pass all DOT requirements. Call 877-279-8448.
NOW hiring: Openers to closers. Subway in Cabot. Apply at either location. 100 Northport Dr, or 1904 South Pine in Cabot.
PONY EXPRESS Travel Plaza 3950 Hwy 5 at the corner of Hwy 67 & 5 in Cabot hiring cooks and waitresses for all shifts. Must pass drug screening. Apply within or call Chris at 941-3020.
EXPERIENCED part-time housekeeper required for Days Inn in Beebe. 20-25 hours a week. Apply in person at 100 Tammy Lane, Beebe.
NOW HIRING Full Time property manager for large mobile home park in Jacksonville. Experience in rental management required and quick books accounting a plus. Must have valid Arkansas DL. Call John at 501-680-3852.
WANTED: Maintenance tech for large Mobile Home Park near LRAFB. Call John 501-680-3852.
CORESLAB structures has several openings for experienced concrete foremen and leadmen. Excellent benefits. Salary comm-esurate to experience. Fill application at 1370 Sturgis Rd. Conway, AR 72032.
FULL reclining camouflage Mazzio loveseat $400. 676-5548.
KIDS twin bunk bed (black) still in great condition. Bottom is pull out futon and top is twin bed. Asking 125.00 OBO. Contact 843-0227 or 605-2258.
LIKE new sofa & love sofa- matching pair, glass-top coffee table, king-sized bed, mattress & electric blanket, all bargain priced. 912-0614.
SEARS Side-by-Side, 24 cubic ft, W/ice-maker (18months old) very good condition. Almond, Approx 10 years old. Austin area. $225.00 CASH ONLY! 843-9232.
FUTON for sale with mattress wooden armrest and side compartments really good condition. Asking $65 OBO. 985-1163.
FULL-SIZE memory foam pillowtop mattress set 6 months old. Paid $500 will sell $250. 882-9092.
FOREST green all leather couch and loveseat $300 for both. 941-5250.
LOVESEAT blue, beige & brown print. $35. 835-1164.
KENMORE washer heavy duty white, runs & looks good $75. 658-1188 or 658-1209.
SEARS-o-pedic full size box springs & mattress $85. 835-1164.
MAYTAG washer, heavy duty, white in color. Works good, looks good $75. 658-1209.
BEAUTIFUL dining room set. Glass top table with 4 chairs $400. 982-2676.
WILL HAUL your used appliances away FREE in the Pulaski area. 982-1030 or 658-0197.
COUCH & loveseat tan diamond & stripes pattern. Comfortable good condition $350. 605-0441. Cabot.
BUNK bed metal full futon & twin mattress included clean condition $175. 941-5186, Ward.
ANTIQUE dining room table with leaf & 4 chairs. (Cane bottom & ladder back) $150. 606-6315.
DINING room set, 8 piece upholstery seated chairs, Queen Anne style, Mahogany finish $500. Antique wing back recliner, beautiful tapestry fabric, like new $230; Antique oak dresser with mirror 3 drawers $225. Sofa bed, Clayton Marcus neutral fabric, seldom used $600. 605-1234.
FOR SALE: dining room table with 2 chairs, dark wood & 2 twin beds with mattresses. Excellent condition. 843-4901.
SET of 5 French doors with 15 glass panels, brand new, never been installed. $250. 605-8800.
FOR SALE: floor standing record player, morse, good needle, plays 33 1/3, 78, & 45, great cabinet on spindle legs $40. 941-3922.
WHITE china cabinet with 3 glass shelves & 2 glass doors on top. 2 head board doors on bottom with white shelf inside. Approximately 6x3.5 $100. 985-0248.
SOLID oak dining table with 8 chairs, made by Cochrine. 268-7722.
ORGAN floor model Hammond model #124XL w/bench. Perfect for small church $400 obo. After 5 pm call 843-8466 or 920-2943.
FOR sale: Sears Kenmore dehumidifer. Like new. 985-9272.
GAS stove almond colored 30. Excellent condition $60 obo. 744-9643.
QUEEN-sized memory foam mattress with box springs, paid $1300 for it will take $650. 882-7466 Beebe.
WHIRLPOOL washer & dryer set. White, works great. Need to sell. $150 obo. 985-1366.
FOR SALE: Computer desk with storage on top for CDs & etc, pressed wood, great condition $20- no checks. 941-3922.
BOWFLX extreme 2 310lb package $1000. 676-5548.
STAIND concert tickets for sale at Clear Channel Metroplex Wed. May 3rd 7:30pm. must have. 541-1393.
4- 10 economy Corral Panels. New/Never used. Pd. $46.96 /panel. Will sell for $160.00. Light & Easy. 605-0836.
CRAFT magazines for sale $1 each or $2 for 3, ladies size 6 heels & flats-name brand, very good condition, serious calls only. 882-5846. Beebe.
FOR SALE: Family Enchilada Recipe. Green Chicken Enchiladas recipe passed down from Mexican Mother-In-Law, excellent week night or Sunday dinner recipe; only $1. You wont find in any recipe book. Will include recipe for Pico de Gallo, great on tacos & salads. We are local in Cabot. For more info email: firstname.lastname@example.com.
200 SQUARE feet Quarry tile ideal for porch, patio, walk-way, etc. in original package give offer. 882-2956. Beebe.
WHIRLPOOL electric water heater for sale, 20 gallon. It is new still in box. Paid $160.00 will take $100.00. For more information contact 843-2155.
FIREPLACE gas logs- used very little, on natural gas $150. 676-6504 Furlow.
SWIMMING pool, easy set up 16x3 1/2 deep. $100 obo. 882-9092.
50 55gal steel drums $5 each. 843-7662.
WEDDING dress worn only once, size 20. Altered to size 18 in waist. $650. 843-0356.
HOSTA plants, gallon bucket for $1. 843-0356.
LOST of baby items for sale. Brand new car seat & more. 843-0356.
BUILDING material. Rafters, studs & flooring, for a workshop. Also misc building material & wood. $50. 982-7152. 04/19
stain glass hobby material. Everything goes. 982-3301.
AVON 12 inflatable white water raft. Fully equipped must see to appreciate. 982-3301.
SIZE 4 white wedding dress. Short sleeves. Detachable train has veil size 7 white shoes $200 for all. 606-6315.
RELIST pump 6 cylinder Chrylster motor already mounted on trailer, with propane tank, recently overhauled. 870-256-3360.
DELL computer CD burner, internet ready $100. 563-4259 Jax.
EXHAUST window fan, Alaskan brand, with metal blades, works perfect $150. 882-2142.
FOR SALE: 2 sets of Gibson Christmas dishes (Holly Cele-bration design) used 1x = $30/2 sets new tupperware toddler booster seat for table $8 obo. clothes - men,women,young boy ab doer- $35 obo (2) med. sz. - med. pink table lamps - nice - $15/set more. 843-0919.
JENNY lynn crib with mattress $70 infant seat $15 & other misc baby things. 605-2157.
10 boxes of old, antique & newer books. Hardback & paperback mostly fiction $10 for 10 boxes. 941-3922.
FOR SALE: Packard Bell computer & monitor $40. Kenmore upright freezer $100. Robo Raptor $40. Hamilton Beach Brewmaster $20. Twin mattress $30. 941-0015.
MEN, womens & some childrens clothes & mens suits- all sizes. Cheap. 982-0907.
HOUSEPLANTS & outside plants 50¢ & up. Trees-red buds & maples & some walnuts, paperback books 25¢ some plants to give away. 982-0907 will not call back .
METAL storage shed. 772-0276.
TONS of girls clothes, like new, sizes 0-4T, starting @ $1.00. Swing-$15. Electric breast pump, barely used-$30. Walker-$15. (501) 581-5017, leave message if no answer. Jacksonville.
RESTAURANT equipment Cold buffet table, 11' hood with fan and fire ext, Tables & Chairs, Credit Card Machine, Call 501 605 8607.
SEVERAL rolls of brand new carpet, beige in color. Asking $50 obo. 605-0889 or 743-2354.
MEN'S leather Motorcycle jacket, size large $150 & womens leather motorcycle jacket, size large $150. Both like new. 590-2695.
ROGUE Dobro round neck guitar $150, Gibson Les Paul Special, cherry finish. $475 605-0889 or 743-2354.
DOUGHBOY above ground swimming pool w/pump, vacuum & ladder $500. 772-0276.
FOR SALE: Light oak computer desk, good shape ,propane gas Bar-b-que grill, full propane tank, brand new. Oak garden glider swing, very chic, bargain prices. 541-3483.
WOLFF sun quest pro 16 bulb tanning bed wired for 110v outlet. Very good condition. $450. 676-5994.
STAIND concert tickets for sale. Includes backup bands, 3 days grace & Hurt. Worth $35 a piece but will take $50 obo for both. 541-1393.
BORDER grass(Monkey grass) $5 per bucket. Cabot. 941-1948.
FOUND: 4 wheeler seat on Hwy 321 & 367. 843-5987.
LOST DOG!! Mixed chocolate Lab female lost around W. Plaza Blvd. Please call 247-5108 Johnny
LOST: Monday, March 27, 2006. Lhasa Apso near Sylvania off Jones Rd. Childs pet, answers to name Lucy. Reward offered. 605-3237
FOUND: Rottweiler mix. Female. Found wandering on Marshall Rd., near the Arkansas Federal Credit Union on Sat., April 1st. Taken to the Jacksonville Animal Shelter at 217 S. Redmond Rd. 982-2916.
LOST: Miniature Pekingese female. Tan & white & some black. Lost off of Louiseburg & Hwy 5, just had puppies. Reward if found. 307-3907.
FOUND: about 6 month old white Schnauzer. Cloverdale Rd area in Jax. 982-2838.
LAWN tractor - Huskee 20hp 50" deck. Hydrostat drive. Electric PTO & deck lift. Looks and runs great. $1000 501-882-3010.
GOAT family for sale: Mommy, daddy & baby, all in good health, $45 for all 3. 266-0232 or 676-0022.
FOR SALE: John Deere, Model STX38, Lawn Mower, with grass catcher. $600.00 firm.
FORD 1000 Tractor w/loader & Woods 750 3pt backhoe. $6000 5' Commercial bush hog $500. 501-882-3010.
RIDING lawn mower. Scotts by John Deere 42 17.5hsp. Koehler engine. 4yrs old. Good shape $650. 676-6621.
HAY-grass square bales in barn $2.50 each. Approximately 80 bales. 676-0252.
LAWN mowers 6hp 22 cut high back wheels $75. 4hp 22 cut Craftsman $65. 21 Toro $45. Riding mower 12.5hp 38 cut $475. 843-5376.
WANTED: running or non-running push or riding lawnmowers. 843-5376.
CRAFTSMAN mower, big wheel 6 hsp used very little. $75. 843-4488.
MODEL 60 John Deere & John Deere MT, good condiitonen ,w tires on MT, new paint, new clutch $1750 for model 60 & $2650 for MT. 882-2166 or 288-0990.
TILLER for sale: MTD, 5HP, Briggs & Stratton engine. Rear tine. Serviced and repaired in 2005, have receipts. Excellent Condition. Asking $250.00. Call 501-605-9303.
FOR SALE: John Deere 2440 diesel. Two remotes and runs great. Call 501-843-8884.
12.5 HP industrial commercial Briggs & Stratton engine, electric or pull start brand new, never used. 605-0407.
WANTED: used 3 point lift amrs, swinging drawbars top links for small Kubota. 676-3964.
33 4x4 bales of 2 year old hay for sale. $5 bale must load. 539-1514.
MF135 gas & 5 bushog, new paint, steering wheel, front tires, seat $3500 cash. 868-5135 or 626-2538.
CAIQUE parrot for sale. Great with kids, loves to play $760. 628-7980
BANTY roosters for sale. Call for information. 676-6590.
GOATS for sale. 4 young males. Call for information. 676-6590.
LARGE rabbit cage with full grown white female rabbit $25 for all. 835-1164
LOVING yellow & white male cat, needs good home, neutered, with shots, about 2 years old, healthy. 941-3922.
COCKER Spaniel. Female AKC reg. 3 years old. Buff house broken & spade. Free. 988-1385.
DWARF Hamster born 3/6 ready for new home $5 each. 605-8990.
FREE Border Collie female, less than 5 months old. 985-8515.
QUARTER filly 2 years line back dunn gentle, $800. 843-4956.
4 year old quarter horse mare, 3 week old colt & 10 year old Red Roam Appaloosa Gilding- both broken good. 726-8006.
1 year old 37 gallon aquarium solid cherry wood cabinet. Paid $650 will take $250. 743-6674.
LABRADOR puppies for sale: AKC, 8 weeks old, black - 2 females, 1 male, dew claws removed, lst shots, from a litter of 8. 605-6111.
FREE to good home: 1/2 Border Collie 1/2 Blue Heeler. 941-2674.
GOLDEN retrievers female 4 months, male 10 months old, wonderful and house trained. $250. for female $150. for male. please call 605-0232 or 259-0241 Ward.
BELGIUM mare, gray, big, 7 years old, very gentle. $550.00. Call: 501-882-6251 or 501-882-2000.
PARAKEETS 1 year old mating pair cage & accessories included $30 obo for both. 605-1355.
4 month old yellow lab, free to good home. No papers. 605-1355.
DISABLED lady must sell "96" Astro Van .Less than 60.000 miles.For more information please call 501-366-3515 .ask for Donna.
2005 Scion xB Special Edition. Solar Yellow, 10,000 miles, Auto trans., Pioneer auto cd changer w/premium sound. $16,000. 501-796-6606. El Paso.
FOR SALE: 1998 Mercury Sable, pw,ps,pb,6cyl, very good condition.Call 590-0711 $2,600.00.
1993 Chrysler 5th Avenue, cold A/C, looks great, runs good, good tires, 102,000 mi $2500. 882-3410.
1996 GMC LS short wheel base V-6 132K miles, very clean, excellent condition, $6000. 870-552-3626. Carlisle.
1990 Plymouth Voyager for sale, runs good. $700. 838-7676 or 676-7504
1993 Pontiac Grand Am, red, 2 door, 3300 V-6 asking $1,500. 849-2991.
1998 Chevrolet Venture, one owner, for sale. 843-1026 ask for Gene.
2004 F-150 XLT $14,900 V-8, 5.4liter, 2 wheel drive, F-series, 36000 mi, air conditioning, power steering, windows & door locks, tilt wheel, cruise control, towing package, premium wheels, white tires. 605-0836.
FOR SALE: 2000 Nissan Maxima SE Great car -loaded- Must sell - Charcoal grey metallic 4 door, sun/moon roof, CD/Cassette player,leather package, non-smoker owner - 501-230-8154 anytime or 501-207-1123 pm calls - Searcy.
FOR SALE: 2000 Venture v-6 all power, power sliding door, miles 155,000. $2500 Phone 425-6271.
12ft Tandem axle trailer with drop gate, 6 ft wide, less than 2 yrs old, used very little $875 501-940-6695 Cabot.
For sale: 71 four door chevelle all oringal with 84,000 miles.or will trade for 95 z71 truck call 605-7346 for more info.
For sale: 1989 F-150 LWB PU, one owner. 300 CV 6 cylinder engine, 4 speed manual transmission, good solid truck. 870-256-3540.
2 USED skidder tires for sale $300/tire. 870-751-0108.
2004 chevrolet Malibu LS, 4 door, all power, CD, aluminum wheels, 28,000 mi $8750. 985-5569.
Ford 1986 F-250 4x4, 6.9 diesel 8,000 lb Warren winch War Eagle camouflage paint job, great truck $4,750 obo. 676-5490.
2003 Tiburon Hyundai GT 6 speed leather, sunroof, midnight blue, asking $12500. 358-0022.
1989 Dodge pickup, 318 automatic, new tires, runs good but smokers, no dents $1,000. 870-854-5094.
1997 Honda Accord EX, 4 door, all power, low miles, power sunroof, leather, keyless. Like new. 985-3319.
1992 toyota truck. 4 cyl A/C, runs well, new tires. 605-2833 or 837-1554. Cabot.
2000 Ford Taurus 6 disk CD. Average mileage, good condition $3,000. 831-3463.
2003 Malibu 6 cylinder 23000 mi one owner $9,500. 982-1897.
WANT to buy 1980s & 1990s Toyota pickups to fix-up. Preferably 4 wheel drive, will pay reasonable price. 726-3351 after 5pm.
30 lb. Bottle of freon 12, never opened. $450 firm. 982-9279.
For sale: black utility trailer with 2 wheels, great condition, $200. Come by to see at 221 S. Main st. Beebe. Yellow house in back. Ask for Clifford.
1992 Chevy Corsica. Needs some work. $1,200 obo. 982-0632
1984 Ford Crown Victoria, runs good, white with burgundy interior $750. 843-4890 leave message.
BOX off of box truck was on a Ford F250. Would make great storage shed $800 obo. 541-9033. Please leave message.
1994 Chevrolet W-T-1500 4.3 V-6, auto transmission, new tires $2000. 870-966-3651.
1995 Chevy van 20 3/4 ton 350 auto air PS, PB, radio, good tires, equalizer hitch 175,000 mi $2800 cash. 868-5135 or 626-2538.
DIESEL tank 560 gallons with heavy duty fill rite 15GPM pump 110 volt. 6 months old no rust. Excellent condition. $625.00 obo. 501-765-0186.
1970 Cougar 351W, auto on floor, aluminum mags, road ready, serious buyers please call 676-6058.
Chevy Colorado stock rims & tires, 5 lugs, only 10,000 mi on them, look brand new. $150 for all 4. Pioneer car CD player, used one month, like new $50. 773-5882.
1995 Chrysler Concord, 4 door, all electric, 3.3, V-6 one owner, runs good. $2,295. 743-6818.
2000 Honda Accord SE, 4 door, all power, CD, keyless, aluminum wheels, like new. 982-4384.
Dodge Caravan 1998 A/C, CD player, in good condition, 151,000 mi asking payoff $2000. 605-0232 or 259-0241.
1996 S-10 4 cylinder, automatic with CD player, sunroof, Kreiger rims $3,500. 743-6435.
2000 Cavalier white 4 door, tinted windows, CD player, 77,000 mi $4,400. 305-3069 or 230-0077.
1985 Chevrolet Silverado with camper shell, power steering, power brakes, long wheel base. 305 engine $3,250. 982-3853.
5 speed overdrive transmission out of 1988 Ford Ranger. Good condition $250. 541-9033 leave message.
1992 Ford Aerostar mini van, black, V6, 3.0. Automatic overdrive. Good work van. Strong engine & transmission.Front and rear A/C- heat. $550 obo. 541-9033 leave message.
1991 Cadillac Sedan Deville. Good straight body. Will part out or will sell whole for $450 obo. 4.9 liter V8 needs head gasket, automatic, overdrive, f/w drive, good transmission. 541-9033 Leave message.
Bayliner 2004 175 Ski boat 135HP Merc. I/O, Bimini top, Garage kept, Like New w/ warranty, $9,950 501-605-6326 Cabot.
2003 Keystone RV 5th wheel Laredo 29'x 8'; 3 bunk beds, queen size bed, fully equipped. Used two years like new.
$28,000. Have sheets,spreads, towels,dishes etc. willing to let go with camper. Also have piece to fit in truck to pull camper. Call 982-1225 or 340-8782.
1994 17 Lowe boat with trailer 55 hsp Suzuki motor new Minnkota trolling motor, depth finder excellent condiiton. $3700 obo. 676-5490.
2003 Springdale camper, 28 5th wheel with slide with hitch like new condition. $15,500. 941-0911 or cell 658-1802.
2002 Honda Rubicon, automatic drive, 500cc engine, excellent condition, low mileage $3,500. 870-256-9516.
28 Terri travel trailer. Large refrigerator, over oven stove, good for deer woods or lake, no title $1,250. 870-854-5094.
1978 Honda 554 fair condition, new battery, new plugs $500. 843-8907 call after 4pm.
14ft Flat bottom boat w/trailer. Great for duck hunting $500 OBO. 743-2254.
1992 Gulfstream Conquest Class C Motorhome, 27, 50,000mi, Ford 460, auto jacks, awnings, great condition/clean, $15,500. call 501-983-1007 Cabot.
Trailer for sale. Double axle 10x12 metal and wood. Has custom-made cover to fit. $900. 843-8582. No calls after 7pm.
1981 28 Party Barge, homemade trailer, lots of extras, need minor repair $3500 obo. 281-5205. 0
Honda 1985 Big Red with reverse front & back racks, good tires, very good condition. 882-5276 Beebe.
Want to buy yard sales before you have them. 940-1015.
Want to buy a Sony PSP in good condition at a good price. 985-1163 .
Want to buy a Cingular Sony Ericsson, Motorola Razor cell phone at real good price will take any mustuse sims chip & be in good condition. 985-1163.
Want to buy front cap for 1994 Dodge Dakota. Call Johnny Moffett at 941-7449.
Musicians wanted: Rythm and Lead guitarists looking for bass player and drummer to start experimental rock band. Wanting to mix influences. Ages 18-30. Contact Brett at southern_rocker1986@ yahoo.com.
Government funds avail for 1st time home buyers. If you own land or have family land. 0 down. No closing costs. Bad Credit OK. 501-407-9526.
$200 down and $285 per month buys vinyl siding shingle roof, 3 bedroom, 2 bath 16x80 deluxe fleetwood. Excellent condition. Total electric. Central heat and air. Has side by side refrigerator, range, dishwasher, luxury master bath, lots of cabinets, high quality carpet. Total price is $25,900.00 and this price includes delivery anywhere in Arkansas, and hooking up water/septic, electric, and air. No sales tax or closing cost. 501-941-1471 or 501-743-6551.
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IN BEEBE: Very nice 2BD/2BA apartments. All utilities paid including basic cable. Washer & dryer furnished. $675 month. Twin Lakes Apartments. Call Lisa 278-0498 or 882-2882.
FOR RENT: Spacious 2 and 3 Bedroom apartment homes in Cabot.Washer and Dryer Conn-ections and Sparkling Pool! Starting at only $510 per month . Call (501) 941-5210.
HOUSE for rent: Jacksonville- 1 bedroom brick home. Stove, refrigerator, washer/dryer hookkup, carport, storage. Near Little Rock Air Force Base. Lease & deposit. Reference check. $395 month plus deposit. 834-0931.
3 bedroom house. Good location. 111 Elm St., Ward. Specifics posted on window at house. 941-1480.
Clean- new carpet & vinyl 3BD 1 1/2 BA brick home in Ward. Fenced backyard. Dead end street. $650 rent. Lease & deposit required. No pets. 351-5212.
1411 Pine in Jacksonville. Nice clean 3BD/2BA mobile home on large lot close to Air Base & Pinewood Elementary. Rent $550, deposit $350. Call John 912-7976.
Great office /Retail Space For Rent in Beebe off hwy 64 west $ 550.00 per month plus deposit. For More Information contact Barton Realty 501 882 3447.
BEEBE Commercial Rental Space available. Ideal for Shop/ Retail/ Office. This building has two large over head doors and is located hwy 64 west. $ 750.00 per month plus deposit. For more information contact Barton Realty 501 882 3447.
FOR RENT: Nice 2 and 3 Bedroom Mobile Homes on Large lots in Quiet Safe Park close to LRAFB. New Carpet and Appliances. Starting at $350 per month plus Deposit Call 501-835-3450.
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Jacksonville: for rent: 2BD 1BA. Hud approved. $375 a month or will finance. Call 501-743-8427.


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This product has been retired from our catalog and is no longer for sale. This page is made available for those looking for datasheets and the simply curious.
Description: This is a through-hole 6-pin right-angle female header. This header connects perfectly with the 6-pin male header on Arduino Pros and LilyPad Main Boards.
Pins are spaced by 0.1".
What's the connector called in the SFE Eagle Lib?
Where can I get a larger row (at least 32 pins) of these?
Do you sell the SMD female headers, like the one on the FTDI Basic Breakout?
Digikey has them, that's what I had to do…
An extra .45 cents because the pins are bent? Is there anything reason why you couldn't order the .50 cent straight pin version and bend the pins?
You also have to be careful that you don't end up snapping a pin by bending it. It can end up being a bigger hassle than it's worth.
I've done that sort of thing with male headers in a pinch, but it isn't ever pretty.
Will this fit in the 6 holes on the Triple Axis Accelerometer breakout? http://www.sparkfun.com/products/9269
Yes, it would.
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Kanye West was for allegedly not making thousands of dollars in lease payments on a 2003 Mercedes Benz G500 he obtained at a New Jersey de
Digging gold isn't an easy thing to do. It takes time. Apparently, such activity has kept Kanye West busy all day long that he forgot to pay the lease payments on a 2003 Mercedes Benz G500 he obtained at a New Jersey dealership.
Thus, DaimerChrysler Financial Services (DCFS), a private Delaware-based trust, filed a lawsuit in Los Angeles Superior Court accusing West and his company KonMan Entertainment of reneging on the lease deal, which required the rapper's camp to pony up $1,295 a month for 39 months.
In fact, when the lease expired on January 18, West didn't immediately return the SUV despite the fact that he himself had guaranteed that the payments would roll in on schedule. As a consequence, The DCFS trust is seeking for $53,747 in damages along with accrued payments, interest and late fees.


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Sanming Han
Still Life
Two couples reunite amid the construction of a new neighborhood along the Yangtze River near the old city of Fengjie, which is now under water after the opening of the Three Gorges Dam. After 16 years apart, Han Sanming returns to look for his ex-wife, while Shen Hong has come back in search of her husband who's been away for more than two years. Like the submerged city, the couples must decide what's worth saving and what's best left behind.


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Criminal charges against ousted Labor MP Craig Thomson would be a "game changer", according to key cross bencher Rob Oakeshott, who said parliament must act against the embattled MP even after the statement slated for parliament in just over a week.
Mr Oakeshott said he, as well as the parliament and the public, wanted the truth from Mr Thomson in regard to allegations of using his Health Services Union credit card to pay for prostitutes, lavish dinners and his election campaign to win his parliamentary seat of Dobell in 2007.
"I still don't think that absolves the Parliament itself from responding in some form," Mr Oakeshott told ABC Radio.
"I think it's appropriate that Craig Thomson goes first with a right of reply but I do think for, in the interests of the integrity of the parliament and public confidence and public trust, that the Parliament itself also needs to reflect on how it will respond to the damning findings that are in the report released on Monday."
Mr Thomson, who has denied the allegations, prevented a parliamentary vote against him on Wednesday by promising to make a statement in a fortnight.
A Fair Work Australia investigation into the HSU, of which he used to be national secretary, this week found Mr Thomson used his union credit card to pay for prostitutes but had provided the investigator "with information that is false and misleading" by denying it; used more than $250,000 in union funds for federal electioneering; made $103,338 in cash withdrawals on his CBA Mastercard between 2002 and 2007, and spent $73,849 on credit cards for dining and entertainment in the same period.
"We are in the difficult world of a comprehensive 1100 page report of damning findings and all the principles of innocent until proven guilty being done to the institution of the parliament at the same time," Mr Oakeshott said. "The parliament does need to reflect on that."
Prime Minister Julia Gillard, who last month asked Mr Thomson to quit the Labor Party until the allegations were resolved, said on Thursday it was not the job of the parliament to pre-judge the matters. Mr Thomson remains in parliament and continues to support the government from the crossbench.
Mr Oakeshott's comments came as Mr Thomson was accused of failing to disclose that the Labor Party had paid tens of thousands of dollars to fund his recent legal bills.
Ms Gillard said Mr Thomson should have made an earlier declaration to parliament about the ALP payments.
"I understand Mr Thomson says he has now made the appropriate declarations but, of course, declarations should be made on time," she told ABC Radio on Thursday.
The payment by the ALP of Mr Thomson's legal fees was "entirely normal", Communications Minister Stephen Conroy said.
"It seems that there's an allegation that he hasn't filled out his paperwork in time and every parliamentarian has a responsibility," Mr Conroy said on the Nine Network.
"Many parliamentarians have made a slip on that on many occasions, but certainly in the heightened circumstances around this issue he should always try to keep his paperwork up to date."
Mr Oakeshott wants to develop a code of conduct that would cover MPs behaviour outside parliament.
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Middle River, MDUSA
Hometown: Oliver Beach
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My friend, former classmate (& former boyfriend), Fran Taylor, brought several members to our first OM at Benchwarmers and it has blossomed since.
All of Lester's~ This is a community property state, right?
Whatever Lester wants to buy.
My husband, because I love him.
I am Lester Spittel's wife. Through my work at The East County Times newspaper I was able to book two OM meetups. We host Tuesdays at Benchwarmers and Fridays at Buckhead Cattle Co., both in Middle River.
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Submitted to: Global Aquaculture Advocate
Publication Type: Trade Journal
Publication Acceptance Date: 11/28/2005
Publication Date: 12/1/2005
Citation: Torrans, E.L. 2005. IMPROVED AERATION, D.O. MANAGEMENT ADVANCE CATFISH PRODUCTION. Global Aquaculture Advocate 8(6):61-63. Interpretive Summary: Maximum catfish production rates have increased ten-fold in the past forty years. This is largely due to increased aeration which allows for higher stocking and feeding rates. Our understanding of catfish oxygen requirements has increased, as has our ability to manage it. We now have efficient aerators and even automated systems to monitor the oxygen and control the aeration. Our understanding of aerator placement has increased, and production intensity is expected to increase further in the future. Liquid oxygen may even play a role in pond management. While production intensity has increased, water usage has decreased dramatically. Intensification has spared nearly 300,000 acres of bottomland from development.
Technical Abstract: Aeration is arguably the single greatest factor responsible for the steady increase in catfish production rates seen in the past 40 years. Prior to emergency aeration, production rarely exceeded 1500 lbs•acre-1•year-1. Now, farmers using 2 to 3-hp/acre of electric paddlewheel aerators may see yields of 6000-12,000 lbs•acre-1•year-1, and production in individual smaller ponds may approach ten tons per acre with aeration rates up to 6-hp/acre. Research has determined that the best "operational range" for managing dissolved oxygen in catfish ponds is 1.5-2.5 mg/L. At lower concentrations production losses due to poor feed consumption are great; at higher concentrations, production stabilizes but aeration costs increase. At higher aeration intensities, automated oxygen monitoring and control systems become economical. Recent farm-scale research on aerator placement is providing new management options for oxygen management using existing equipment. Liquid oxygen (LOX) is now being used while holding catfish in a sock prior to harvest, but broader use of LOX in pond oxygen management awaits further engineering advances. Water usage, on both a per-acre and per-pound basis has dramatically decreased over the years; ponds are rarely drained and most farmers use a "6/3" water management system to conserve even rainfall. Intensification has spared nearly 300,000 acres of bottomland from pond development, providing both an environmental and recreational bonus.


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Southern California Highlights
Passing Through Pasadena
by Kerri Fernsworth '02
Only a 20-minute drive from the Azusa campus, Pasadena offers theaters, museums, ice skating, dining, and shopping in a metropolitan atmosphere.
Over the Foothills
by Kerri Fernsworth '02
Exploring the San Gabriel Mountains is always an adventure, with much to discover.
Beach Break
by Kerri Fernsworth '02
Surfing, art, amusement parks, street performers, and nature preserves can all be found at the world-famous beaches of Southern California.
L.A. by Subway
by Kerri Fernsworth '02
There are many exciting things to explore in L.A., even if you don't have a car or lots of cash.


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"Solo" can mean a few things in 2013. The dude sitting on a stool strumming an acoustic guitar might be opening for a guy swaying at a keyboard stand with a laptop on it, and after that some Swiss girl might be yodeling a screamo version of her great-grandfather's fastest hog-herding ditty. Well, actually I don't think that girl made the cut at the CMJ Music Marathon this year; and truth be told, some of the following acts might end up inviting some backup players to their solo set at the last minute, you never can tell. But as it stands, these folks are set to brave the stage alone, daring you to explain to them why they should drag three or four other people on tour with them.
Check out our top picks below and browse the rest of the schedule here.
Courtney Barnett
This Aussie lady is one of those talents that comes stumbling in unnoticed in some flannel shirt and jeans, and in a few lines proceeds to convince you that there's life left in that ol' troubadour template. Maybe because her voice is just so inviting, rolling off words with the dexterity of a 24-year-old just getting going, but wizened with just a trace of gruff on top. A little PJ Harvey urban snide, Holly Golightly's droll lust, and an effortless lyrical weave. Match that with her own gumption at releasing her first two EPs herself on her Milk! Records label (which are soon to be compiled and released on The Double EP: A Sea of Split Peas on House Anxiety/Marathon Artists), so she won't go unnoticed for long.
Courtney Barnett is playing solo at the Great Escape/Planetary Showcase on Friday, October 18 upstairs at Piano's.
Benjamin Cartel
A rock lifer who isn't mired in ubiquitous AA stories or bad tattoos, Benjamin Cartel still sports the slick suits of his '90s power days in the underappreciated Heartdrops. He's since done a lovely duet thing (Kaiser Cartel), and after all the rocking and road work he's put in over the years, he has finally released the first proper Benjamin Cartel solo release, the Money & Love EP, six songs of the straightforward heartfelt songwriter stuff that comes from, well, all that rockin' and roadwork.
Benjamin Cartel is playing on Thursday, October 17 at Union Hall; and on Saturday, October 19 at the Living Room.
Jacco Gardner
This young Dutch lad's pageboy haircut is nearly as sandy brown as the sepia-toned '60s psych-strum he does on his recent debut Trouble In Mind LP, Cabinet of Curiosities. Indebted to the usual Brits (Ray Davies, Syd Barret, Robyn Hitchcock), he also offers a Euro mirror to Kurt Vile's modern melancholy. And, on record at least, he did it all himself.
Jacco Gardner is playing on Wednesday, October 16 at Mercury Lounge (7:45) and Knitting Factory (midnight).
Calvin Love
This Canadian looker started in a punk band in his early teens, took to the road to find himself and all that, landed in L.A., played in more bands, and eventually gravitated towards chintzy keyboards and on-the-fritz distortion pedals he probably found for nothing at some thrift store in Indiana while driving through all alone, listening to Alan Vega records while gulping down Jolt. So he sways in 'n' around clicky, shadowy bedroom post-punk to moody crooning. If he's "dancey," it's a dark, raw shuffle that sounds like he's sneaking out of the room where the popular kids are partying.
Calvin Love is playing Wednesday, October 16 at Mercury Lounge; and Friday, October 18 at Fontana's.
U.S. Girls
Dingy drone-doll gone day-glo electro-pop minimalist, Meg Remy (aka, U.S. Girls), washes away whatever bad taste remains in the back of your brain over that whole neo-soul singer whatever and/or updates it bare-bones style for a world very nearly done with the whole over-reverbed, drowsy, dreamy girl group redux.
U.S. Girls are playing the Panache Booking Showcase on Wednesday, October 16 at Knitting Factory; and the Panache Booking/Calico Corp. party on Thursday, October 17 at Silent Barn.


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GENEALOGY-DNA-L ArchivesArchiver > GENEALOGY-DNA > 2009-05 > 1242942716
From: "Peter A. Kincaid" <>
Subject: Re: [DNA] NPE
Date: Thu, 21 May 2009 18:51:56 -0300
References: <email@example.com><47C9E3601A204606AB17BF56D6CAD43F@DadPC><410B3974F11940B7978CC7552E0A95A0@HP>
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I don't see where you got the notion I was interested in
stability. I have been an advocate of terminology that
that is accurate/representative/understandable/concise.
I think the R1b1b2a1a type scheme is a mess also.
As more subsets come on board we will likely see
something like R1b1b2a1a2a1a1a2a ... How is
that helpful? I think it would have been better to
have a numbering scheme once the intial letters were
used up. In the R group for example, initial subsets
could have been assigned R0, R10, R20 ... R90.
Then there could be 9 more breakdowns of the
initial group (ie. R0 gets R1-R9). When this initial
allottment runs out 10 more can be taken from the
next 100, and then the next 100, etc (ie. R0 group
gets R100-R109 then R200-R209, then R300-R309,
etc.). There is no limit to this and your get more
appealing labels (i.e. something like R5500 is better
than R1b1b2a1a2a1a1a2a...
Peter. A. Kincaid
----- Original Message -----
From: "Diana Gale Matthiesen" <>
To: <>
Sent: Thursday, May 21, 2009 5:18 PM
Subject: Re: [DNA] NPE
> The situations are not at all comparable because the names of haplogroup
> subclades are not arbitrary designations. They are dictated by the
> hierarchy of
> the Y-DNA SNP cladogram (haplotree), which changes every time a new SNP is
> discovered and located on the tree. If you are waiting for stability in
> the
> hierarchical nomenclature of Y-DNA SNP subclades, don't hold your breath.
> It
> will keep changing as long as our knowledge keeps increasing.
> If you want stability in the terminology of genealogy, use the
> accepted/traditional terminology and don't create new terms as substitutes
> for
> terms that already exist.
>> -----Original Message-----
>> From: On Behalf Of Peter A. Kincaid
>> Sent: Thursday, May 21, 2009 2:26 PM
>> To:
>> Subject: Re: [DNA] NPE
>> You are just too funny. Perhaps you should
>> tell that to those who said I was part of R1b1c
>> then R1b1cS21+/R1b1c9, to R1b1b2g to now
>> R1b1b2a1a.
>> I think the reality is that there is a circle of self
>> supporting people who come up with the terms
>> and stand by them until they see fit - even if the
>> term no longer has relevancy.
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BRETHREN-L ArchivesArchiver > BRETHREN > 2009-09 > 1253572286
From: Merle C Rummel <>
Subject: Re: [BRE] 200th Anniversary of Four Mile
Date: Mon, 21 Sep 2009 18:31:26 -0400
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> The Four Mile Church was the first Brethren Church in Indiana, and was
> the mother church of many of the Brethren Churches in Indiana, with two
> migrations to Iowa. Main families include: Elder Jacob Miller children,
> Kingery, Lybrook, Moss, Hart, Eikenberry, Landis, Ridenour, Rife,
> Rinehart, Ritter, Shideler, Toney and Witter.
> I believe you left out the Huston family.
You are Right!! - James, Samuel, and Thomas Jr were Brethren (or at
least James and Samuel were - both died the same day, in the 1822
Cholera Epidemic. Thomas Jr, and the cousins, Matthew and Thomas Huston
(of Huston Woods State Park fame) lived longer. Thomas Jr lived near
the Keffer Cemetery, south of Cottage Grove IN - and the Lower Four Mile
Church that was built there later (c1870). Its building is still
standing, it was moved and became a barn on the next farm east.
I have them included in my presentation -
Merle C Rummel
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Fair Play
Trejbal stated: "I can hear the shocked indignation of gun-toters already: It's nobody's business but mine if I want to pack heat. Au contraire. Because the government handles the permitting, it is everyone's business."In the interest of fair play, Christian Trejbal's address is available. Write him at:
Christian J Trejbal
675 School Lane
Christianburg, VA 24073
His email is firstname.lastname@example.com.
The Roanoke Times, which Trejbal used to publish the list can be reached at:
201 W. Campbell Ave.
P.O. Box 2491
Roanoke, Va. 24010-2491
Main Switchboard: (800) 346-1234 or (540) 981 3340
Play nice.
Hattip to Ravenwood and the Rott.
No bomb at editorial writer's home
By Donna Alvis-Banks and Paul Dellinger
Tuesday, March 13, 2007 UPDATED 5:59 p.m.
The mysterious package that was delivered today to Roanoke Times editorial writer Christian Trejbal's home and prompted the closing of a Christiansburg street turned out to be full of blank mailing labels and cardboard mailers.
School Lane was closed, a state police bomb squad was called and at least some neighbors were evacuated after Trejbal, who attracted a deluge of criticism with a column about concealed carry firearms permits, found the package during a lunch-time trip home. Trejbal has received threats in the wake of his Sunday column, which celebrated open government and public records and was accompanied by an online database listing the about 135,000 Virginians who are licensed to carry concealed firearms. The information is available to anyone who inquires at county courthouses, or can be obtained on a statewide basis from Richmond.
Angry responses poured into the paper's message boards after the column ran, with readers complaining that putting the database online would make it easier for thieves to find weapons to steal or for abusive spouses to track down partners who'd acquired weapons to protect themselves. The Roanoke Times removed the database from its Web site Monday afternoon due to concern that it might include names that should not have been made public, president and publisher Debbie Meade said.
Lt. Mark Sisson of the Christiansburg police said today that Trejbal said he definitely didn't order the package "so we're going to take every precaution."
Susan Thomas, who lives near Trejbal, called him a good neighbor, but said he had upset people with his columns. She and others who live in the neighborhood were confused as police arrived at his home.
"We don't have any idea what's going on," Thomas, 64, said as the bomb squad examined the box. "... I saw a yellow truck this morning. They delivered a package this morning. It said DHL on the side. ... Then I saw all the police cars. I asked them, 'Should we be concerned?' and they said 'Just give us a minute.' A minute has been two or three hours."
The box was full of blank mailers and labels from shipping company DHL. Wendy Parmalee of DHL's Blacksburg office said the box sounded like something that went to new customers and she was not sure why it was delivered to Trejbal.
Kinda jumpy there Christian? Just remember that the people whose personal security you compromised are decent, law abiding citizens, not the sex offenders you equated them to.


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- Languages: English, French, German, Italian, Spanish.
On this extensive bus excursion you will see all Amsterdam has to offer, from the historical monuments in the centre to the modern architecture of the 21st century. From the Eastern Docklands to the Ajax Arena! A picture stop at a windmill at the river Amstel and a visit to a diamond factory are included. You can visit the Rijksmuseum or the Van Gogh Museum and/or do a one-hour canal cruise with a separate open-date ticket.
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This week's slingshot-of-the-week video from Joerg Sprave has more coconut-smashing fun, courtesy of an ordinary kitchen tool - the rolling pin. Despite the slight sexism comments about "angry housewives" chasing their husbands with a tool (hey, I'm not going to confront the slingshot guy about that), Sprave shows in slow-motion what would happen if you used the rolling pin on the head of a zombie (in this case, a coconut - previous videos talked about the similarities between coconuts and zombie skulls).
Anyway, whenever I think of angry housewives and rolling pins, the comic strip Andy Capp always comes into my brain. Just for fun, head to Google Images and type in "angry housewife rolling pin" to see the hilarious stock images that come up.
Keith Shaw rounds up the best in geek video in his ITworld.tv blog. Follow Keith on Twitter at @shawkeith. For the latest IT news, analysis and how-tos, follow ITworld on Twitter, Facebook, and Google+.
Now watch: Watch how the Moon was formed Quad-rotors turn Back to the Future car into reality NASA scientist a massive buzkill on end-of-the-world theories


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Welcome to Soka University (SUA), a private, four-year liberal arts college located in Aliso Viejo, CA. We have been consistently appearing in the top national rankings for Best Value Colleges and Most Diverse Colleges. US News & World Report's "Best Colleges 2016" ranked SUA in the Top Five in both Best Value and Ethnic Diversity among National Liberal Arts Colleges…and #1 in Foreign Student Factor (highest percentage of International Students,) and #1 in Faculty Resources.


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Mr. Davis did some heavy lifting as a volunteer in serving on panels that can make great demands on one's personal time, including six years on the Planning Commission and eight on Town Council. After retiring from the council in 2007, Mr. Davis volunteered to be the town's liaison with the San Mateo County Sheriff's Office.
The family prefers memorial donations to the Open Space Fund, Portola Valley, 765 Portola Rd., Portola Valley, CA 94028.
Visit tinyurl.com/Davis-111 to leave a remembrance on the Almanac's Lasting Memories website.


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Marriage 1 Lewis Rutherfurd MORRIS b: 27 SEP 1862 in Morris, Otsego Co., NY
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Is Bill Clinton trying to get the Mormon vote away from Mitt Romney? A story in the Salt Lake City Tribune reveals that, in his youth, the 42nd President "thought about" becoming a Mormon. Approached one day by two missionaries in Hot Springs, Arkansas (as most of us are at some point, even on this this side of the Atlantic) he was "impressed... with the young preachers' effort as they explained Mormon teachings about heaven."
As Clinton recalled, they described the afterlife as "a pyramid with many levels that put Hitler and Stalin at the very bottom, faithful Mormons on top, and everyone else in between."
That had a certain appeal, he said, but for Clinton, a Baptist, "the sticking point" was any system that left his loved ones "out of the top level."
He couldn't get with any program, he said, that would "leave all these other people behind."
That's not really what Mormons believe. As I understand it, no-one gets "left behind" (not even Hilter or Stalin, theoretically) because they can always be re-baptised after their death. Millions of people who never heard of the Latter Day Saints have been postumously Mormonised. What it shows, though, is how instinctively political Bill Clinton still is. He says some nice things about Mormons (praising their plausibility, a subject in which he could give lessons to Tony Blair, and possibly did). But he manages to get in a subtle dig at Mitt Romney's elitism - hence the pyramid reference - contrasting it with his own wish not to leave people behind.
In truth, there can't have been much in Mormonism that appealed to Bill Clinton. No beer, no premarital sex. It might have been a different story if the Latter Day Saints still practised polygamy, though. Bill would have liked that.


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The copious art treasures in the National Gallery of Victoria mostly bear the name of one man, Alfred Felton.
Under his bequest, Melbourne acquired its beloved old masters and modern masters, much furniture, Chinese bronzes, Greek vases, Renaissance majolica, baroque glass and silver and a great deal more.
Benefactors like Felton are rare on earth; and an authoritative book that investigates this comet of a man and his legacy has the potential to illuminate much about culture generally.
John Poynter's 600-page study, Mr Felton's Bequests, largely succeeds in this. The dealings and the legacy of the canny and generous industrialist reveal much about the past 150 years.
A modest man, Felton (1830-1904) came from a humble family and made his fortune in pharmaceuticals, chemical and glass manufacture.
He had a retiring personality, with no apparent sexual inclination, but one passion beside business - art, which he collected in the taste of the day.
He had no interest in a mansion for himself and, though he provided houses for other individuals, he chose to live in boarding houses and hotels.
Little is known of Felton beyond his businesses and his eccentricities, such as his diet of whiting at lunch and chicken for dinner.
Much is known of his bequest, especially the half devoted "to and for the purchase of works of art . . . to have an educational value and to be calculated to raise and improve public taste".
Perhaps his only recorded vanity is the condition of appending his name to acquisitions in the gallery.
Poynter's study is only one-third biographical. The rest is a history of the bequests, especially the administration of the half dedicated to the gallery.
A Bequests' Committee was established under the will; but its powers were limited, as all acquisitions needed the approval of the gallery trustees.
The intricate negotiations and arrangements - which Poynter characterises as a triangular battle between the gallery director, the Bequests' Committee and the trustees (not to mention the London agents) - engage all of Poynter's care, insight and wit.
From the outset, Felton's munificence became international news and Melbourne was the envy of the world, competing with London's National Gallery in acquisitions funding.
But against the international fame, another characteristic immediately shadowed the beneficence: local anxiety about how to spend it.
The history is, in many ways, a melancholy affair, lurching from one lost opportunity to another, with bizarre handicaps of taste, policy and prejudice.
For most of the history, acquisitions were controversial - in fact, unpopular - and selection was a thankless task. Local critics aggressively berated the purchasers for their wrong-headed criteria.
Artists were among the worst offenders. Even the directors were hostile to the choices, as with Bernard Hall's scorn for Tiepolo's Banquet of Cleopatra.
The prevailing feeling was that "Melbourne was not getting the masterpieces we could afford".
Competent and diligent agents were sacked and the international view of Melbourne moved from envy to suspicion.
Poynter records these affairs with copious detail, running through the membership of the committees and providing ample biographical detail, analysis of their views and reasons for their actions.
It's a thorough history, written effortlessly in a charming style. Nearly all paragraphs begin with a short epigrammatic sentence, boldly placing the theme to be enlarged in the luxury of the remainder.
Many sentences are frothy, such as his introduction to Melbourne: "Founded in 1835, it was four years younger than Felton himself." Poynter's voice is sometimes Edwardian with irony: "It is difficult to escape the view that the first members of the Bequests' Committee . . . were rather more stuffy than Felton himself had ever been."
His characterisation of the scene between the wars is unforgettable: "It was as if Melburnians, who in these years set a height limit on their new buildings, set a similar limit on their intellectual aspirations."
Local intolerance diminished markedly after the Second World War, as Melbourne embraced migrant cultures; and today the Bequest is viewed with reverence.
One of the most valuable lessons is for critics. Too often, critics have equated - as if absolute - their aesthetic judgement and the prudence of an acquisition.
In dealing with a public collection, they need to leave room for relativity. They should be comfortable saying: "I don't like this picture; but it might nevertheless be a suitable acquisition."
This is not equivocation but a detached respect for the contested values of art.
The only reservation that I have with this grand history is that it does not discuss history - I mean the discipline, the method and, above all, the motivation for the study.
What are Poynter's interests in the theme? You come to the end of the study much wiser about Felton but not at all about Poynter.
In spite of his beautiful prose and gracious humour - which personalises the text so amiably - Poynter comes across as the kind of historian who thinks that the intentions of history are self-evident.
The book begins with a discussion of Felton's life (rather than the existing literature) and ends with the most recent gestures of the Bequest.
There is no introduction or conclusion. Nothing positions the research in the great range of available approaches or explains why the field was chosen, and what peculiar wisdom might be extracted or synthesised from it.
On every page, there are cues for clever generalisations; and Poynter's forbearance in avoiding moral judgements is in many ways admirably objective.
But history is not by nature objective. The historian has personal reasons to recount the narrative and emphasise one snippet over another.
An example is the attention given to the two halves of the Bequest. References to the charitable side are dealt with in relatively short lists here and there.
The overwhelming scrutiny goes to the acquisitions of the National Gallery, from which we learn all about the personalities involved, the polemics, the enmities and compromises, the operatic performances, the tragic losses and sometimes glorious triumphs.
Personally, I share Poynter's bias. He has isolated the interesting part, but interesting "for me".
There may have been just as many complicated and contested decisions in distributing Felton funds in hospitals, for example.
But perhaps because they do not represent the visible imaginative patrimony of the state, the managerial squabbles languish in oblivion.
Art, with its historical lustre and poetic prestige, draws into a heady vortex the most glamorous ancient and modern names, the most illustrious supporters in Melbourne society, as well as the author and the reader, all seduced by past brilliance and enduring fame.
But perhaps in the end, the urgency of the topic is self-evident. Melbourne still lives in hope of finding another Felton.
Robert Nelson is associate dean, research and graduate studies in the faculty of art and design at Monash University and art critic for The Age.
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Leonard Nimoy will bring out his character William Bell in the season finale of 'Fringe', as highly-anticipated answers are given.
There is only one episode left for "Fringe" before it opens a new chapter with the second season. Next week on May 12, there will be a sudden and unexpected attack on someone with close ties to Fringe Division as well as the return of bioterrorist David Robert Jones.
Also in "There's More Than One of Everything", Walter disappears inexplicably but questions that have been looming throughout the season will be answered here as observations are made, and loyalties are tested. "Star Trek" actor Leonard Nimoy will make his debut in the series as William Bell.
Bell became one of the wealthiest men in the world after parting ways with Bishop and founding Massive Dynamic. "He has a great sense of his place in the scheme of things," Nimoy spoke about the character. "Profoundly successful, very smart.... What's going to be explored is the story of his relationship with (Bishop), what he wants with (Olivia), what he is intending to do with all this money and power that he has, what are his idiosyncrasies."
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Elvis : Photographs & Memories is yet another Elvis photo book by JAT Productions that is highly recommended.
'A picture is worth a thousand words' - exactly what is involved in this new work by 'Joseph A'. In his first two volumes, 'Elvis Sessions' and 'Elvis Sessions II', Joseph included photographs with acute attention to movement and expression, and now with sincerity of purpose, through Joseph, a special, unusual life is re-lived in a special, unusual way. knowing
Elvis, as i did, special thoughts come to me with each image. if I were present when Elvis was photographed, I know what was going on with him; if I were not present, studiying his expression -- especially, his facial expression -- spurs mental images -- racks of possibilities of what was in his area at the time.
You see, Elvis was true to whatever he did -- good or bad, advised or unadvised, planned or not planned, promted or impromptu. Some of the time Elvis didn't even register in himself that he thought of others first, but in his hearts mind he did just that. Those of us who worked so closely with him saw many a time when he judged that he could have and should have 'just said something', but it was not his spirit to interfere with or to invade someone else's area even when needed, and even when it would have been accepted and apriciated by those around him. When a person fails to nuture himself, respect himself -- yes, even to protect himself, through, purposefully well intended -- ultimately, we who are near him hurt as much as we joy when sharing his presence.
If you knew Elvis, you will know exactly what I mean when you study these photos and read the memories in these pages; but if you don't know him, experience from the images of Elvis -- posed or not -- the man that he is, the thoughts that he has, the places he has been, and ask yourself, 'What difference would there have been had I, actually, been there?'
Thank you, Joseph.
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Below is our review of the Trango Evo S
This is one of the lightest mountaineering boots and hiking boot hybrids we know of. They make just about any other boot feel heavy and clunky due to their light synthetic construction. They are the ultimate summer mountaineering boot as long as you don't need to do much frontpointing and the temps stay at or above freezing during the day.
The main downside to the lightness is they don't take a normal ice climbing crampon (there is no toe bail). So you can't just throw on any pair of step-in crampons (you need crampons with straps or hybrid "semi automatic crampons"). They are not ideal for heavy mountaineering use or ice climbing because they are not warm enough or sturdy enough. They are a little heavy and not breathable enough for warm summer hiking. They fit a middle niche for people that want a light boot to use in the snow or burly cold trail hiking, or alpine rock climbing (where you usually don't use crampons but occasionally might need them). Backpackers who carry monster 50-plus pound packs swear by them (you will never catch me backpacking with these or carrying a pack that big). They are ideal for hiking in the early season when hiking or backpacking when you might have to deal with both snow and regular trails.
I took these on a BASE jumping trip to Baffin Island as my only boot. Within minutes of landing, my toes began to freeze at camp. I quickly realized that for hanging out in sub-freezing temps, it is much better to use what the Inuit use, which are big and clumsy super-insulated boots. Luckily there was an "Inuit Wal-Greens" nearby that had a pair of big insulated boots on sale (believe it or not, even though it was 0 degrees out it was their "Summer Sale"). Once I had a pair of those, life was good again. In camp, I wore my arctic boots. When I hiked up to the top of the cliffs to BASE jump, I put on the Trango S Evo.
When moving, the Trango S Evo is plenty warm. Many of the other jumpers had burly double boots that made hiking in snow harder and putting on wingsuits hard as well. My Trangos were light, fast, and fit nicely in the wingsuit. On one approach to a jump, I decided to take a steep snow chute instead of the longer normal route. I was a little nervous, especially when the soft snow turned harder. But the Trango S kicked steps nicely and gave great sensitivity on the rock at the top of the snow chute. Most boots would have felt big and bulky when doing exposed easy fifth class movies, but these were perfect.
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Hello readers!
I'm sorry I've been quiet so long, but as I've mentioned in earlier posts, this semester, I'm studying abroad at the American University of Rome in ITALY!! It's been one of my life dreams to live in Rome and its being realized at this very moment as I sit in my new apartment off the Via Trastavere.
I can't really promise any posts in the next few months... at least, not on this blog. That's because I've started a new travelogue of my time in bella Roma... creatively titled... "when in... Rome." I've included the link below in the rare chance that you love my prosaic posts and have always wanted them to have a bit more international flair.
South African Escapades" below as well for your reading pleasure.
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I have a 6 1/2 year old son who was diagnosed with PDD-NOS 18 mo. ago, but I knew there was something different about him when he turned 4 and started pre-K. I'm just having a hard time right now, and I feel so alone in this. My Husband is less than supportive, and doesn't want to "LABEL" our child. So I'm in this alone for the most part. My son is in one if his difficult "Cycles" as I call them. I don't know if others experience this too, or if I am the only one. I've never talked to anyone who has a child with this disorder before. So I am in the dark, and just knowing that others have children that are the same, and go through the same day to day challenges, would really be a HUGE Blessing! Thanks for your time!
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I have a son who will be 7 in May. He was diagnosed with PDD_NOS when he was 3 and then at 4 1/2 he was diagnosed with high functioning autism. Now he has been diagnosed with Aspergers Syndrome. I understand everything you are feeling. We are at a difficult point right now with our son. He definitely goes through cycles. We can go through a couple of months and everything seems calm, and then all of a sudden everything falls apart. Then we will have weeks and sometimes months of complete chaos. We have 2 daughters and this is so hard on both of them. They are 10 and 5. My husband has times where he is supportive and then he just gets upset about the situation and says, "There is nothing wrong with Judson, he is just acting out." My husband is going through denial and think some grief. I believe he had expectations of what our only son would be. He wants the son who plays baseball and interacts with others well. He is grieving for the loss of the son we thought we would have. I myself am past the denial, I know our son has autism because he has been diagnosed by several different doctors and specialists. There are times I think it shouldn't have to be this hard, and I find myself asking why. Our son's disability has cut our family off from any type of socialization. I had several friends that I have lost touch with since our son was diagnosed. They have no idea how difficult this is, and how time consuming it can be. You are not alone, there are so many other families going through this, they just may not be in our communities. That is why I finally turned to the internet to find some sort of support. I hope that this helps, it is always such a relief to find someone or just know that there are others going through the same thing.
Thank you so much! From the bottom of my heart I thank you for taking the time to share your story with me. I have felt so Isolated, and my husband does the same thing too, when Gabe is in one of his better cycles my husband goes through the whole, "there's nothing wrong with him, he's just an active Boy, and just immature for his age, I was the same exact way when I was a kid" and it makes me question myself and the dr.'s too. And then when the bad cycles start again, it's like whoa!!!! Where did this come from? I thought this was over with, I thought he had matured or whatever. I had no idea others experienced these cycles as well...That is such a relief! I think my husband has a difficult time admitting there is something different about Gabe, because it would mean admitting that there is something different about himself, and that he passed these challenges on to our son. Although knowing where he is coming from does help a little, it's still incredibly difficult not having his Full Time support. I have 2 daughters as well, 1 is almost 10 and the other almost 1 year. My eldest definitely has a hard time understanding all of this, though I try my best to make sure she never feels slighted for attention or my time. What do you do? Are there any therapies you have tried? I just started the elimination diet with my son yesterday, and I pray it helps him. He has a very difficult time with ibs and stomach cramping and I had no idea until yesterday that it's linked with Gluten and Casein intolerance and Autism. We received our diagnosis in January of 07 and it's been a roller coaster ride ever since. Trying to do what's right for Gabe, trying to convince my husband that Gabe needs to be treated differently when it comes to discipline etc...I know I'm babbling on and on now, I've just never had anyone to talk to that understands...
It is a relief to me as well. I tried finding families locally and there were some, but their children were non-verbal and they were teenagers. Ever since Judson could get out of his crib he has been into everything. We got pregnant with our youngest child when Judson was only 6 months old and that was way before we knew anything was different about him. Judson was 8 weeks premature, and I tried forever to figure out how my son became autistic and there is just no way to really know. Was there anything that happened during your pregnancy or after that you think you could attribute to his PDD-NOS? Does your son attend public or private school? Our son started public school at age 3. He was also diagnosed with ADHD along with PDD-NOS. He is going into the 1st grade this coming school year. He did therapudic riding for 2 years. He sees an occupational therapist once a week and receives astronaut therapy(I think that is what it is called). He has some major sensory issues. He has a speech therapist and sees her once a week as well. We have not tried the elimination diet yet, but are considering it. Does your son sleep well? This is a major area of concern in our home. Judson has never slept well. It is like having a newborn who needs to be feed every 2-3 hours except instead of lasting a few months it has lasted for almost 7 years. We hope that things get better as he gets older, but I guess I have been reading too much because it sounds like sometimes it gets worse. Thank you for your post, it is comforting to be in a similar situation. Sometimes that is what really keeps me going. - Pam
Hi Pam,
I'm not sure if you got it or not, but I sent you a private message with my e-mail address in it...I'm not on here everyday, but I check my e-mail daily, and would love to chat and stay in touch....It's so nice to have someone to talk to finally! I responded to your post in a very lengthy message, so see if you can open it.
Hi, my nephew has been tested for Autism several times and they keep saying that it's not Autism. He displays several characteristics of an autistic child; he always has to have things in order, he doesn't like for people to love on or touch him and he has "meltdowns". During these "meltdowns" he throws himself on the floor and grunts. When he has one of these episodes he doesn't talk for about 3 hours. I noticed in your post that both of you mentioned "meltdowns" and was wondering if he had any of the same symptoms as your children. I am wondering if he may need to be diagnosed with PDD-NOS. I am just trying to help them figure out what is going on with him. Thanks for any information you can give me.
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A HIT BBC drama caused quite a stir when it was filmed on Rainham marshes.
Part of the reserve, near Purfleet, was turned into a crime scene for the filming of Silent Witness, now in its 17th series.
Award-winning actors, Emilia Fox and David Caves, who play forensic experts in the series, filmed on the river wall section of the popular RSPB reserve.
The episodes saw Emilia's character Nikki deliver a ground breaking testimony in the case of a convicted killer guilty of killing two gay teenagers, but her professionalism is brought into question due to a close relationship with a lawyer.
Meanwhile, colleague Rachel remains unconvinced with her testimony after another man is found dead bearing the same marks as the previous murders.
Louise Moss from the RSPB said: "Silent Witness is one of the BBC's most popular dramas; it's really exciting that some of this episode were filmed here at the reserve.
"It was fascinating to see how the episodes were filmed – we had to warn visitors that we had filming onsite with 'police officers' and 'dead bodies' around!"
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Canberra United coach Elisabeth Migchelsen feels its 2-1 W-League semi-final loss to Brisbane Roar took the gloss off the glory of finishing top of the ladder at the end of the regular season.
But the former Dutch international felt the future was bright if United could hold on to its emerging young players such as defender Catherine Brown, who was a rock in the middle.
United had the bulk of the chances, but a couple of defensive lapses and wasteful finishing proved costly against a Roar side that has qualified for its fifth grand final in six years.
Coming from Europe, where the minor premiership determines the champion, Migchelsen felt the loss left United with nothing for the season despite officially being crowned premier.
United finished on top after the home-and-away season, but was knocked out of the finals race by the fourth-placed Roar.
''If you finish on top of that table then you are the champion, and we don't play play-offs in Europe, that's a bit old-fashioned,'' Migchelsen said.
''In all the matches the best team finished on top, and now we said to each other we have nothing.''
She said the disappointment of losing was too fresh to make a decision about whether she would coach Canberra next season, but she felt the future was bright.
''We have Sally Rojahn, Grace Field, Browny, Meg McLaughlin and Georgia Yeoman-Dale who were all youth players, and if you look at how they developed themselves this season, they are very high potential players if you can keep them here,'' she said.
A four-minute spell proved the difference in the match.
Roar keeper Nadine Angerer denied United striker Michelle Heyman with a brilliant one-on-one save in the 54th minute with the scores locked at one-all.
The ball went up the other end and Roar produced the winner - a speculative shot by captain Elise Kellond-Knight that Canberra goalie Lydia Williams fumbled into the back of the net.
Canberra got off to a terrible start and went behind after just four minutes because of a defensive lapse.
Kellond-Knight sent in a dangerous cross and Brisbane defender Kim Carroll waltzed into the six-yard box to tap it home unmarked.
Constant rain made it tough for both teams, but it didn't stop a hardy 1148 people turning out to watch the tight contest.
At the midpoint of the first half, Lori Lindsey whipped a great corner into the Brisbane box.
Roar's defence failed to clear Ellie Brush's header, and it ballooned nicely for Caitlin Munoz to nod home.
United should have taken the lead early in the second half.
A clinical ball from Lindsey put Heyman clean through on goal with only Angerer to beat. But an extended arm plucked the ball from the Canberra striker's feet as she tried to go round the keeper.
It proved a pivotal moment.
Brisbane will face the winner of Sydney FC and Melbourne Victory, who play on Sunday, in next weekend's grand final.
BRISBANE ROAR 2 (Kim Carroll 4m, Elise Kellond-Knight 58m) bt CANBERRA UNITED 1 (Caitlin Munoz 24) at McKellar Park on Saturday. Crowd: 1148.


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Dylan Thompson Full Part: Nation
Once again, thanks to Transworld Snowboarding, here's Dylan Thompson's Full Part from Nation, check it on Transworld Snowboarding, or download the Nation Full Movie from iTunes!
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It was a crazy good time for the opening of Neff Land - check these pix out if you don't believe us.