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Mary Oliver ~ The Esquimos Have No Word For War
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The Esquimos Have No Word for "War"
(New and Selected Poems)
Trying to explain it to them
Leaves one feeling ridiculous and obscene.
Their houses, like white bowls,
Sit on a prairie of ancient snowfalls
Caught beyond thaw or the swift changes
Of night and day.
They listen politely, and stride away.
With spears and sleds and barking dogs
To hunt for food. The women wait
Chewing on skins or singing songs,
Knowing that they have hours to spend,
That the luck of the hunter is often late.
Later, by fires and boiling bones
In streaming kettles, they welcome me,
Far kin, pale brother,
To share what they have in a hungry time
In a difficult land. While I talk on
Of the southern kingdoms, cannon, armies,
Shifting alliances, airplanes, power,
They chew their bones, and smile at one another.
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LITTLE ROCK, Ark. – The former Arkansas treasurer has pleaded not guilty to charges that she steered state investments to a bond broker who paid her $36,000 in cash.
Martha Shoffner entered the plea in federal court in Little Rock on Thursday. Her trial is scheduled for July 29.
She was indicted June 5 on 14 federal counts of extortion and bribery. She was arrested at her Newport home last month after the FBI said it caught her on tape accepting a $6,000 payment from the broker, who hasn't been identified.
Shoffner resigned days after the arrest.
Shoffner has said she accepted the cash but did not intentionally steer investments to the broker.


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By Mason W. Canales
Killeen Daily Herald
SALADO - A small recycling effort has accomplished some big things.
With one-day collection, Keep Salado Beautiful has gathered 51 tons this year, so far.
"We are doing pretty good for a little town," said Karen Kinnison, who manages the nonprofit organization's recycling operation.
Money raised from recycling funds a sculpture garden at the Salado Creekside Business/Arts Campus and Salado Arts Workshop, a monarch butterfly way station at Thomas Arnold Elementary and native plants around the village.
In the past, the recycling program was operated by the city, but now about 30 volunteers handle the drop-off site and the trailer donated by Temple Iron and Metal, a company that pays the organization for the recycled material.
Eventually, the nonprofit wants to turn its recycling site into a nature center, said Lynette Reed, a member of the group. It will serve as a place for people to learn about recycling and being sustainable, she said.
The center will have natural plants and a variety of information to promote earth-kind living. Another site feature will be the greenery to shield the large trailer used to transport the recycling. The Bell County Naturalists are providing assistance for the various projects, too.
Kinnison said she is glad the village's residents contribute to the recycling program, which allows the organization to give money back to the community.
Every Saturday there is a line of vehicles with residents bringing cardboard, pasteboard, newspaper, magazines, catalogues, telephone books, tin cans, aluminum cans, plastic and glass.
"We pack the truck pretty deep and as high as we can make it," Kinnison said.
Reed said Salado's recycling program is working two fold. It's stopping usable materials from going to the landfill as trash and giving back to the community to help prevent further waste.
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Average grade: 6.7 %
Length: 11.14 km
Altitude start: 4 m
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Ascent: 754 m
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Kolkata, May 15: Chennai Super Kings captain MS Dhoni lauded Dwayne Bravo for his last-ball six to clinch a five-wicket win over Kolkata Knight Riders in their crucial IPL 5 match on Monday but also said that his side to bat well in the middle overs.
"It's very difficult in a game like this. We began strong with a solid partnership between Hussey and Vijay but did not bat well in middle overs. That is something we have to learn. But for Bravo's last ball six we would have lost the match," Dhoni said after the thrilling win.
After this victory, CSK are still in the hunt for the play-offs, but need to win their last game against Kings XI Punjab on May 17 in Dharamsala.
"We will take one game at a time and won't think for the playoffs now. We have to win our next match," he said.
Kolkata skipper Gautam Gambhir said his side were close to victory despite a good start from cSK openers Murali Vijay and Michael Hussey.
"We needed wickets and thanks to Sunil who got two wickets in one over we were in for a chance. But Dhoni batted well and then Bravo hit that six. They played better cricket than us," he said.
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Nexus Repository Manager Pro and Nexus Repository Manager OSS provide anonymous access for users who only need to search repositories, browse repositories, and peruse the system feeds. This anonymous access level changes the navigation menu and some of the options available when you right-click on a repository. This read-only access displays the user interface shown in Figure 5.1, "User Interface for Anonymous Users".
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LONDON: Brazil gave a glimpse of the Latin American flair they will bring to the World Cup in South Africa with a 3-0 warm-up win over Zimbabwe on Wednesday, a victory tempered by an injury to goalkeeper Julio Cesar.
While Brazil enjoyed a rapturous reception at the 60,000 capacity national stadium in Zimbabwe's capital Harare, FIFA president Sepp Blatter was attending the official handing-over of the showpiece Soccer City stadium near Soweto, venue for the World Cup's opening match on June 11 and final on July 11.
Blatter marked the occasion by calling former South Africa president Nelson Mandela "the most charismatic humanist alive".
The Swiss head of soccer's governing body also described the 90,000-capacity stadium as a magnificent flagship for Africa.
Mandela, 91 is expected to be among the VIPs at the opening match between South Africa and Mexico although ill-health could prevent him from attending.
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Coach Radomir Antic rested defensive stalwart Nemanja Vidic and the back four looked all at sea in the opening 30 minutes, only two superb saves by reserve goalkeeper Bojan Isailovic keeping Serbia on level terms.
Goals from Enrique Vera and Lucas Barrios gave Paraguay a 2-0 win over Greece in a warm-up match between the two World Cup-bound sides.
England's World Cup hopes received a boost with coach Fabio Capello agreeing to remain in charge until 2012.
The Italian, linked in Italian and British newspapers with the vacant manager's job at Inter Milan, has signed an amended contract which removed a break clause option, the English FA said.
With the deadline for naming 23-man squads for the finals now passed, Italy coach Marcello Lippi was mulling over taking midfielder Andrea Cossu as a 24th man if Mauro Camoranesi's knee injury does not improve.
Camoranesi was included in the world champions' 23-man squad but can be replaced before the first match.
European champions Spain, fancied by many to win a first World Cup, plan to give midfielder Cesc Fabregas a run-out in a warm-up against South Korea on Thursday.
The midfielder has been recovering from a cracked bone in his right leg and has not played for two months. Striker Fernando Torres is close to a return from a knee injury but must wait a little longer for playing time, coach Vicente del Bosque said.


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Three-times Olympia veteran supreme Murrum Park Phantom has died at the age of 25. 'Phanty' was a phenomenal pony who had enjoyed a stellar dressage career in Australia before coming to England in 2006.
"Yesterday [23 November], Phanty danced his way to pony heaven," said owner Kate Marfleet. "Ribbons aside, he brought so many friends together, both in England and Australia; a gift that will stay with me for life. He was a truly magical pony with a huge personality and Katie Kelly, Amanda Marfleet and I were incredibly lucky to share his story."
Phanty, an Australia-bred 14hh gelding by Rotherwood Footlight, was trained and competed to Prix St Georges level by Katie Kelly and scored up to 83 per cent in open dressage. He also took many showing championships in Australia, including state and national titles.
Marfleet and her family returned to England from Australia in 2006 and brought Phanty with them. They were second in the prestigious Search for a Star show pony section at Horse of the Year Show in 2007 and claimed the veteran honours at Olympia in 2008, 2009 and 2011, after which he was retired from the show ring. They were also successful in dressage to music.
"He was the pony of a lifetime, and I was so lucky to have had the privilege of owning him," added Marfleet.


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Nardone completes training
Marine Corps Pfc. John P. Nardone, formerly of Bernardsville, was graduated from basic training at ceremonies held Jan. 25 at Parris Island, S.C. Nardone earned selection as the Honor Graduate for Company A, 1st Training Battalion, for "sustained superior performance and dedication to excellence." He was also recognized for achieving the platoon high score on the physical fitness test. Pfc. Nardone is the son of John and Patricia Nardone of Lopatcong Township and a graduate of Phillipsburg High School. Following a brief visit home, he will be temporarily stationed at Camp Lejuene, N.C.
Far Hills woman to lead telephone crisis hotline
'Wealth Of Experience' FAR HILLS Katherine Feeks of Far Hills was recently hired as new executive director of Contact We Care, a 24-hour telephone crisis hotline based in Union County. "Ms. Feeks brings a wealth of experience in social services, community service and education to her new position at Contact," said Laurie Groves of Far Hills, president of Contact We Care. "Her tremendous professionalism, knowledge of volunteer-based organizations and commitment to our 26-year-old crisis hotline will serve our agency well. We are thrilled to have her at the helm."
Feeks previously served as executive director for Big Brothers/ Big Sisters of Ocean County, a start-up agency based in Toms River. She was responsible for obtaining initial affiliation approval from the national office, as well as developing the program, building community support and managing fund-raising efforts.
A graduate of Manhattanville College with a bachelor of arts in Russian studies, political science and women's studies, Feeks spent many years in education and as an active community service volunteer. As the director of library services for an elementary school in Hopewell Junction, N.Y., she created and managed a complete library program for more than 400 students.
Her extensive volunteer history in New York and New Jersey includes work for the Coastal Caregivers, the Dutchess County Historical Society, Mid-Hudson Children 's Museum, Briarcliff Manor Board of Education, the United Way and the Girl Scouts.
"I am thrilled to take on this leadership role with such a valuable and crucial organization," said the mother of five grown children. "I am so impressed wit h the tremendous level of commitment and dedication I have seen at Contact."
Contact We Care is a United Way agency.
One-hour nature walk scheduled
BERNARDS TWP. A one-hour nature walk will be held from the Somerset County Park Commission Environmental Education Center, 190 Lord Stirling Road, from noon to 1 p.m. Sunday, Feb. 3. A center naturalist will give an interpretive talk about the area during the hike. The event is free and pre-registration is not required. For more information, call the center at 766-2489.
County to honor WWII vets
In honor of Veterans Day, Somerset County Board of Freeholders will host a special recognition ceremony next May to honor past and current Somerset County residents who served during World War II. "Last fall, we honored veterans of D-Day and the liberation of France," Freeholder Director Kenneth Scherer said. "Now we want to expand this recognition to include all WWII veterans from Somerset County. it will be our pleasure to honor these members of our country's "greatest generation." The freeholders plan to have a special medal and lapel pin produced for the ceremony. Rep. Roney frelinghuysen attended a similar event in morris County last year and broached the idea to Somerset County officials. The county's Veterans Services Division, part of the Department of Human Services, is accepting registrations for the medal by veterans themselves, by family members on behalf of a veteran, and by relatives of deceased veterans.
To be eligible, a person must be a current or former Somerset County resident who served in WWII between Sept. 16, 1940, and Dec. 31, 1946. The veteran or family must provide a copy of his or her Report of Separation-Honorable Discharge or other proof of service.
All eligible veterans or families of eligible veterans are asked to respond by March 1, 2002.
For more information or to receive a registration form, call 203-6010. The form also will be posted shortly on the county's Web site at www.co.somerset.nj.us.


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dvd menus and other gubbings
I've never been that interested in how DVDs are constructed, nor have I been overly concerned with encryption on the disk and encoding.
However, lately I have discovered two things that were new to me:
- DVDs use MPEG-2 encoding
- You need libdvdcss to read the encrypted bits
Both of the above may be of little interest to you, they certainly were not of much interest to me. I'd rather just watch the film.
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Trap Jaw shoots the rose and Beast Man accuses him. It's unusual for THIS to happen whereas it would most of the time be the other way around.
What are the Kex doing living in a village beneath Rose Mountain, when at the end of "Eye of the Beholder" they agreed to become the guardians of the Sea of Eternity?
Why are there other members of the Kex who appear like Garth, when in "Eye of the Beholder" it was explained that he had evolved into that form after being exposed to chemical reactions within the sea of Eternity? The most likely explanation would be that other members of the Kex jumped into the sea themselves to see if Garth was telling the truth, but the episode never explains this.
Rose Goddess: All these years, I've been a prisoner of my own love sorrow. I was so bitter, I refused to allow anything else to grow on this mountain. Orko, because you chose me as a gift of true love, I am free...and fulfilled.
Beast-Man: I said hit the engines! You hit the rose!
Trap-Jaw: Uh oh, this time we really messed up.
Beast-Man: Uhh, what do we tell Skeletor?
Trap-Jaw: Let's go back. We'll... we'll thing of something.
He-Man: Of all the problems we've come up against, the force of Mother Eternia is one of the greatest!
He-Man: This is no time for sleigh-riding, Battle-Cat.
Skeletor: What a foolish thing you've done, Orko, but I like it!
Orko: When the going gets tough, the tough get going!
Cringer: Let's go going...to lunch!
This episode features a return appearance by Garth and the Kex from "Eye of the Beholder".
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Roman Joost skreiv: > On Sat, Jun 05, 2010 at 06:57:14PM +0200, Kolbjørn Stuestøl wrote: > >> When running "git pull" I get this output: >> $ git pull >> remote: Counting objects: 198, done. >> remote: Compressing objects: 100% (119/119), done. >> fatal: The remote end hung up unexpectedly >> fatal: early EOFs: 30% (36/119), 8.01 KiB | 2 KiB/s >> fatal: index-pack failed >> > I'm seeing that for the first time, but as Ulf already pointed out, I > also assume it's because of the "fatal: The remote end hung up unexpectedly" > message. > > Cheers, > Solved. Gave up "git pull" and ran "git clone ssh:// ..." instead. After a few attempts getting the "early EOFs ..." it suddenly worked. I have no explanation. The error message when trying to pull: ... Write failed: Connection reset by peer 254.99 MiB | 100 KiB/s fatal: The remote end hung up unexpectedly fatal: early EOF fatal: index-pack failed Looks like the problem was in writing to my computer for some reason or other. Kolbjoern _______________________________________________ Gimp-docs mailing list firstname.lastname@example.com https://lists.XCF.Berkeley.EDU/mailman/listinfo/gimp-docs
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- Make: Ford
- Model: Other
- Type: Convertible
- Trim: Deluxe
- Year: 1939
- Mileage: 9,999
- Color: White
- Engine size: 221ci Flathead
- Number of cylinders: 8
- Fuel: Gasoline
- Transmission: 3 Speed Manual
- Drive type: RWD
- Interior color: Brown
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Vintage Autohaus and Imports is proud to offer this 39 Ford Deluxe Convertible. This is a very nice restored car. Equipped with the 221ci/85hp Flathead V8 with a 3 speed manual transmission. The car runs and drives wonderful. This car is equipped with the original hydraulic brake system. The brakes have been redone and car stops straight and smooth. Vintage heat and air has been added for comfort. The body is all steel and very solid with no rust. The paint is in very good condition showing minor blemishes. The top is operable and in good condition with the sedan posts available. The Labaron Booney interior is in great condition and comfortable to ride in. This is the last year Ford offered a 4dr convertible and this one is nice. We invite independent inspections and look at all trades.WE ACCEPT TRADES
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Gung Ho: Based on the factual story Gung Ho by Lt. W.S. LeFrancois.
|Go for Broke: Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer ; Treeline Films ; produced by Loew's Inc. ; producer, Dore Schary ; written and directed by Robert Pirosh ; director of photography, Paul C. Vogel ; film editor, James E. Newcom ; music, Alberto Colombo. Gung Ho: producer, Walter Wanger ; screenplay writer, Lucien Hubbard, director, Ray Enright ; director of photography, Milton Krasner ; music, Frank Skinner ; film editor, Milton Carruth.
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Economy of the Gilded Age, 1865-1900
(or "How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Railroad")
Railroad Growth
Land grants
RR benefits for gvt
Boom & ghost towns
Union Pacific Railroad: NE-CA
Leland Stanford
West Coast bound
Great West
"From nowhere to nothing"
Revolution by Railroad
Cornelius Vanderbilt
Steel replaced iron
Standard gauge
Pullman Palace Cars
Geographical unity
Mining and agriculture
City growth
Ecological imperialism
Time zones
Millionaires and Robber Barons
Corruption and the Railroad
Credit Mobilier
Jay Gould
Stock watering
Control over Americans
Early combination - pools
Rebates and kickbacks
Regulation of Railroads
Reluctant to regulate
"American dream"
The Grange
1886, Wabash, St. Louis & Pacific Railroad Company v. Illinois
Interstate Commerce Act, 1887
Stabilized, not revolutionized
Liquid capital
Postwar wealth
Foreign investment
Mass market
Interchangeable parts
Cheap labor
Bell & Edison
Consolidation, Trusts, and Monopolies
Andrew Carnegie (steel), John D. Rockefeller (oil), J.P. Morgan (finance)
Carnegie - Vertical integration
Rockefeller - Horizontal integration
Morgan - Interlocking directorates
Andrew Carnegie, U.S. Steel Corporation
1850s, Bessemer process
Scottish immigrant
Disliked monopolies
By 1900, 1/4 of Bessemer steel
1900, Sold out to Morgan for over $400 million
Donated $350 million
1901, U.S. Steel first billion-dollar corporation
Social Darwinism
William Graham Sumner
Contribution to society
Talent and work ethic
Effects of legislation on "Forgotten Man"
Appeal of Social Darwinism
Sherman Anti-Trust Act, 1890
Forbade combinations in restraint of trade
Bigness vs. badness
Used against labor unions
Public need > corporate greed
Strength in Unions
Depersonalized labor
Influx of unskilled immigrants, 1880s-1890s
Power imbalance
Middle-class perception
National Labor Union, 1866
Knights of Labor, 1869
Haymarket Square
American Federation of Labor (AFL)
Samuel Gompers
Closed shop
Labor Day, 1894
Pendleton Civil Service Act
Copy and Answer
The Wabash case, decided by the Supreme Court in 1886, led to the passage of which law?
A) Hepburn Act
B) Elkins Act
C) Comstock Law
D) Interstate Commerce Act
E) Homestead Act
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The goal of the Sherman Antitrust Act was to
A) Encourage the creation of labor unions
B) Encourage the growth of trusts
C) Create greater fairness in industry
D) Increase tax review on large businesses
E) Allow for the creation of vertical monopolies
International Workers of the World
(IWW - Wobblies)
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My wife and I rented a Fleetwood Southwind near Portland, Maine, on September 8th and will return it October 30th. In between, we are following the fall colors of New England and Québec. She is making quilts inspired by the colors, and I am blogging, uploading photos and podcasting .
Amanda Congdon's wiki for her cross-country trip to L.A. inspired me to try creating one for our Fall Foliage RV Ramble. Please feel free to add suggestions and information for our trip!