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Andrzej Potocki
Baranow Sandomierski is situated on the Vistula River and its right tributary the Babulowka River. It is situated in the Subcarpathian Province, Tarnobrzeg County, and in Baranow Sandomierski Municipality.
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It is not precisely known when Jews first came to Baranów. The town belonged to Opatów County and to the Krakowsko-Sandomierski district administration, which was a Jewish administration unit known since the 16th century. Other sources suggest that Jews might have settled in Baranów during the reign of Casimir III the Great, a period when the town was royal property.
Jews first settled in Baranów proper, and over the course of time they began to settle in the country. There were 25 Jews in 1662 and 34 in 1676. The Jewish community obtained a restricted independence in the form of a community branch around 1690.
Just like in other towns, the Jews of Baranów were engaged in trade. The archdeacon Luchman stated in 1718 that the Jews had turned a house situated in the market square into a and possessed a to bury the dead. Records of a parochial visitation do indeed state that one of the houses situated in the market square was turned into a synagogue whilst another one was used for keeping liturgical implements. Following the approval of Cardinal Lipski, the bishop of Kraków, the Jews built a large synagogue of stone in the town. In 1748 Baranów was inhabited by 30 Jewish families (about 300 people together with children) which grew to 435 people by 1765. On May 29, 1744, it was noted in the parish chronicle that after Prince Janusz Sanguszko had lent the synagogue 200 florins, it would pay 170 florins each year for the benefit of a vicar and a commander in Niwiski. The agreement was confirmed by Fr. Suchwanenberg, a Cracow canon. During a visitation in 1765, inspector J.C. Ligsza demanded that Jews who lived in Baranów show hi
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The convenient location of Baranów (close to the Vistula ford) was crucial for its foundation and development. The settlement was first mentioned in 1135, during the reign of Bolesław Wrymouth. The name Baranów stems from ram farming the inhabitants of Baranów were engaged in since time immemorial. At the very beginning, the settlement was merely fortified. However, a stronghold was erected in the Middle Ages.
Casimir III the Great granted the settlement a city charter in 1354. Baranów was the dominion of Gozdawa family in the 13th century. It belonged to Jakub Baranowski during the times of Długosz and to Jan Baranowski around 1480. At the end of the 15th century, Baranów and other nearby estates were in the posession of the Kurozwęccy family. Barbara, a daughter of Kurozwęcki who died in 1518, married Stanisław Górka. On December 11 1569, Górka sold his Baranów estates to Rafał Leszczyński from Leszno. He, in turn, handed them over to his son, Jędrzej Leszczyński. After the death of Jędrzej in 1606, Baranów was handed down to his son, Rafał Leszczyński.
The town developed mainly thanks to the corn trade. Craft, especially cloth manufacturing, furriery and shoemaking, started to develop at the end of the 16th century. The Baranów estates were sold to prince Dymitr Wiśniowiecki in 1677. After his death, Dymitr's widow married Józef Karol Leszczyński. Count Józef Potocki ruled over Baranów around 1771. At that time, the town's population totalled about 1200 inhabitants with a Jewish population constituting a part of it. At the beginning of the 17th century, Baranów became an important centre of Reformation and culture.
The downfall of the town began since the Swedish Deluge and became even more evident after the partitions of Poland, when Baranów, as a border town, lost its economic and trade base. Frequent floods made living in the town very difficult. The floods from 1813-1814,1839,1849, and 1892 went down in history. Additionally, a fire which broke out on August 24 1898 threatened the town and consumed a significant part of a market The town, located between two great empires, was witness to countless historical events, especially in 1831, 1848, and 1863. The third quarter of the 19th century, brought a slow development of Baranów which was a clear reflection of the changes the whole Austrian partition underwent.
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savage 99 brush gun
I have a 99 built in 66 in 308 im thinking about having it cut down to 16" and adding a 1-4 var. scope for elk sized game in the brush, any thoughts? oh and its not mint.
Think twice about cutting the barrel. Its a lot of bad with very little good. Muzzle blast will be awe full, you lose velocity(power), more recoil, harder to hold steady, when shooting with people nearby they will hate you, elk 600 miles away will here your gun fire, fireball coming out the short barrel could start forest fires, in low light conditions people on the space station will see the fire from your shots, if you wear ear plugs AND muffs you will only slightly hurt your hearing when you shoot. Plus side- save a few ounces and be slightly handier walking thru thick brush.
Better off buying a 45-70 lever gun ;)
You will get a lot more boom as in sound. More recoil than what little a 308 has to begin with. And more flash. You give up some velocity.
16" 308 are a hoot to shoot but i think your ruining the gun when you could use it as an excuse to get a new one designed as a brush gun from the get go!!
oh yes loud,cutting up a classic, but one of a kind and COOL IMHO.Maybe go 20" that would help with the noise and flame. Then I can change the scope and hunt deer out to about 250 yards.
Just don't do it. The 99 is a fast accurate rifle as is.
I'm with Patterson with that if you want a brush gun go with a 35 rem. Marlin.
17" maybe.
soooo the consensus is put a low power scope on it and use it as. next question what load should I start with factory ammo?
If you can't swing a standard barrel on a model 99, buy some junker to hack up. Not a great old rifle. I am not even sure about the low power only. get a 2-7 or 2.5-10 and go hunting. Some of us our long range rifles up close too. i have killed deer as close as 20 feet and many under 40 yards with a 21" bolt rifle 308 and a 27" 7mm rem mag over the years.
2 to 7 would be perfect . I really just wanted to play with this one its a great rifle. maybe just clean it up and maybe a reblue the finish is almost gone.
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As I sat listening to "Real Country" on my radio recently, and I heard the song "Reuben James." Every time I have ever heard it my mind goes back to the days of my youth when I walked in the furrow behind a black man as he turned the fertile soil. Those were happy days, and I felt this man or these men cared about me.
Who was Reuben James? He was a big, strong black man whose hands held the turning plow and walked in the furrow that the plow made. Behind him, a little white boy with no name tagged along. Why did this little boy have no name? In the days when I was young and this boy was young, there were very few illegitimate children. This was the fate of this child and so as he tagged along, Reuben James became his protector and he would be his father figure.
Reuben James read his Bible and somehow developed a softness that led this little boy to truly love him. Reuben James, the strong plowman no doubt plowed along, talking to his mules and to that little boy. What he said and what he did said to him, "I love you."
This little boy grew up and somewhere along the line Reuben James died. This little boy found his love for this man did not die. As he grew, he took the handles of the plow and as he waked down the furrow of life his heart reached back to his memory of Reuben James. His mind reached back to the fields where he listened and followed Reuben James. Oh Reuben James, how I loved you then and yes, how I love you now.
Though not as dramatic as the song, life in the fields of my youth had much in common so it is that I am writing this remembering Uncle George Jennings, George Draper, Will Seay, Lit Beasley and Will Page. These were all honorable black men. Of these, George Jennings was my Reuben James. He moved to our farm when I was 6 years old.
Uncle George had two sons, Pap and Demps. As they plowed the fields in the spring, I followed. Corn was planted and all this was such fun for a little boy watching the mules do their part and yes, knowing their names, Tom and Dock, Ada and Mandy, Julie and Queen.
In the fall we plowed to sow wheat, barley and oats. You see, we had 100 sheep and this was winter pasture. I followed the plows, the sheep and Uncle George. He was a kind man. I loved him, the sheep, the mules and everything that lived on that farm. Oh yes, I had a wonderful home. How easy it was to learn to love.
I look back to the furrows I walked. I look at the love and correction I received and somehow I realize all change has not necessarily been good. Without these experiences, how would I have come to value this song called "Reuben James?"
You know there are "Reuben James's" today. In our society, our children don't get to walk the furrows of life with them.
I am so thankful that I did! You see, our society was about half white and half black. I was privileged to walk with quality people who in my mind I do love dearly to this day. Reuben James has many compatriots in our past.
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Wednesday, March 28, 2012
Blog posting written by Chloe Wilson, Television-Radio '14, FLEFF Intern, Ashland, Massachusetts.
Isn't FLEFF awesome? I don't know about you FLEFFers, but I have had an absolute blast at FLEFF 2012. From The Concert for Microtopias to the outdoor installation to the tons and tons of films I've seen already, this year's FLEFF can't be beat.
As a FLEFF intern, I partook in a private session with filmmakers Matt Poldolsky and Eddie Chung, who discussed their film Scavenger Hunt: An Unlikely Union. The film's world premiere is tomorrow, Thursday, March 29 at 7 PM in Cinemapolis.
I definitely recommend that you check out the film, but for now, here are some choice quotes from the filmmakers about the film and how it affects nearly everyone.
Eddie Chung on meeting Matt Poldolsky: I became interested because Matt presented this to me. He worked in the recovery program and last year, I met Matt through a mutual friend of ours.
Poldolsky on his unique perspective: I came into this from the perspective of a biologist and I realized that the aspect of my day-to-day life as a biologist, every single component of our job could be tracked down to this one problem: lead poisioning. If this issue was to be eliminated, this species would be self-sustainable.
Chung on the California Condor and lead poisoning: Condors are scavengers and are affected but it's also about other animals. Coyotes, bears, all scavengers will be affected by lead poisoning by consuming these animals... Most everybody knows a hunter, and game meat is popular and is really good for you. The likelihood of [eating poisoned meat] is actually really high.
Matt Poldolsky on the film: It's an issue film, it deals with the issue of lead poisoning. Our film focuses on what's unique about a recovery program for California Condors in Arizona, and how this reintroduced population allowed by wild biologists is in trouble and it's also about the implications that this research has.
Chung on the story: It's good to tell this sort of story and there's so many mediums, YouTube, there's TV, there's theaters... The audience becomes much much larger as a result of this becoming a film story.
Poldolsky on the goals for the film: Our ultimate goal with the project is to affect policy and to convince people to switch their current ways. 99% of all bullets manufactured are lead based; there's this one issue and the alternative is seemingly simple: use a different type of bullet. It's seemingly simple but it's a question of outreach.
Hopefully you're now just as excited as I am to see Scavenger Hunt, FLEFFers! What are some of your favorite films you've seen this week?


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There are many things keeping electric vehicles from entering the mainstream market today. Chief among those is limited driving range, high cost compared to a traditional vehicle, and hassles from having to plug the car in to charge at home and on the go. Electric vehicles will certainly get cheaper over the years as the technology matures, and battery breakthroughs will lengthen the driving range.
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The $4 million in funding is being made available through the Office of Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy, Vehicle Technologies Program. The program believes that by offering wireless charging technology, consumers will be more likely to purchase electric vehicles. The hope is to accelerate the development of wireless charging solutions in the near-term with the funding opportunity.
The Energy Department wants to select as many as four projects for research and development and wireless charging systems that can be integrated into a production vehicle and tested in the real world. The department hopes vehicles using this technology could be on the roads within this decade. Four million dollars doesn't sound like a lot of funding for as many as four projects.
The selections for funding are expected to be announced this summer. The charger will be aimed at operators of light duty electric vehicles primarily focusing on static and possibly quasi-dynamic charging. The program deadline for letters of intent is April 25 with a full application submission deadline set at May 31 of this year.
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These products pulled from the market can be funny, silly, disturbing or downright disgusting. They range from being outrageously valuable to almost worthless, but that doesn't stop ALL of them from being collectable.
As the old saying goes, "Something is only worth what someone is willing to pay for it."
1Inverted Jenny: The upside down airplane stamp worth a fortune
In 1918, the United States Postal Service issued a two-color, 24-cent airmail stamp with a picture of a Curtiss JN-4 ("Jenny") airplane flying. The only problem was the plane was pictured flying upside down!
700 stamps were produced in sheets of 100 before the U.S. Postal Service caught the error. Six sheets were destroyed, but one was sold to a stamp collector, William Robey, in 1918. That sheet of rare stamps was then separated and sold individually.
In 2007, one of these rare stamps sold at an auction for $977,500! That's close to a million dollars, people!
In 2013, in celebration of National Stamp Collecting Month, the United States Postal Service reissued the stamps but with a new price of $2 on each stamp.
No word on if the upside down airplane in the picture had a seat belt or not!
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2Yesterday And Today: The Beatles get butchered
In 1966, when it was time for the Beatles' U.S. label, Capitol Records, to release the band's next album, some tracks were pulled from the upcoming UK version of their Revolver album, some from singles and some from other sources. For this release, called Yesterday and Today, the Fab Four sent over a photo of themselves dressed up in smocks, surrounded by beheaded baby dolls and chunks of meat.
After roughly 750,000 copies of the album were released, it was almost immediately recalled due to widespread complaints about the grisly cover image. Most copies were destroyed and what wasn't was sent back to the record company. Capitol simply pasted a new front cover over the surviving copies with a much safer image of the world's most popular band.
The album was a hit and spent five weeks at #1 on the Billboard charts in the summer of 1966.
Since then, in an effort to see if they have a copy with the old cover underneath, fans have resorted to steaming off the newer cover! A mint condition copy of the original, pre-pasted ("first state") album originally owned by a Capitol Records executive sold for $15,300 on eBay in 2013. In a cool twist, Capitol/Universal recently reissued the album on cd with the "Butcher cover" intact, adding a sticker of the second cover to the package (in case you want to do your own personal recall). My how times change!
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3Topps C-3PO #207: The naughty Star Wars trading card
It wasn't long before collectors noticed something odd about card #207 in this series. The card featured a rather controversial looking photo of the movie droid C3PO in what can best be described as looking like he is a little too excited in his metallic nether regions.
Topps claimed that Lucasfilm said the photo was taken on the set just as a piece of C3PO's costume was falling down, resulting in a "trick of timing and light."
The card was quickly replaced with fans and nerds looking for the mythical original ever since.
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4The 1955 Double Die Penny: Lincoln has double vision!
One of the most famous collectable coins is the 1955 Double Die Lincoln cent. During the process of manufacturing the coins at the Philadelphia mint, working dies – or steel blanks called hubs – receive several impressions from a master die. That year some were misaligned, resulting in the numbers and letters on a run of coins to be slightly doubled.
Mint employees noticed the error after 40,000 pieces of the defective coin were already produced. 24,000 double die pennies – which were already mixed in with normal pennies – were released by the mint. The remaining coins were destroyed.
Since then, the error penny has become highly desirable in the coin collecting community and has even inspired counterfeiters to make their own.
The penny also inspired the plot to the film UHF, in which a beggar in the film is given a double die cent and eventually becomes rich from the coin.
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5Po: The cursing Teletubby doll
In 1998, Playschool introduced Teletubbie dolls of each of the four characters. The dolls for Tinky Winky, Laa-Laa and Dipsy were fine, but not Po's doll. Created to be of Cantonese origin, the character spoke both Cantonese and English. Some who purchased the doll claimed that when you pressed on its belly it made an anti-gay slur followed by the phrase "bite my butt."
The toy company insisted the doll was just speaking in its mother language saying, "Fidit, fidit, fidit, fidit, mon, mon" meaning "faster, faster, and slower, slower" in Cantonese.
You decide! Either way, the dolls are collectible, but don't command much money on eBay. I guess there isn't much of a market for homophobic dolls.
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6Pope Francis Medallion: The not so holy coin
Around the edge of the coin is the Pope's motto, but where it should read the name, "Jesus" it shows the misspelled "Lesus." Oops!
Although there was no divine intervention, the gaffe was spotted very quickly with only 4 copies of the coin reaching the public, resulting in a prime Papal collectible. The coin was corrected and re-released soon after.
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7NBA Elite 11: The basketball video game worth more than championship tickets!
Before deciding that the NBA Elite 11 would never reach the public, EA Sports (the game's creators) sent out advance copies to the media and retailers with glitches included. This makes Elite 11 a slam-dunk as a collectible!
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8 All Star Batman and Robin #10: The comic book filled with profanities
All Star Batman and Robin was for mature-readers only. There was already a fair amount of cursing in the series, but the bad words were blacked out, leaving readers to decipher what curse words the criminals used.
Due to two different inks being used in All Star Batman and Robin #10, the vulgar words were shown to be legible, resulting in DC to pull tens of thousands of copies of the popular comic book. Collectors ate it up and copies of the comic have turned up on eBay at inflated prices.
Said Miller of the incident, "It's just one of those terrible and glorious things that happen time to time in publishing."
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9The Little Mermaid: The video cover art that displays a naughty golden castle
Rumors instantly abounded with tales of a "disgruntled" Disney employee seeking revenge on the company by corrupting the innocent eyes of children everywhere with a dirty drawing.
Disney denied those rumors of course. The artist was tracked down and it turned out that while he was an employee of the company, he was "rushed to complete the artwork" and admitted that it did indeed look like a male appendage.
The offending phallic castle was also on copies of the theatrical movie poster, and went unnoticed for about a year until Entertainment Weekly ran a story about its appearance. This caused enough backlash for Disney to recall and remove the offending visual.
Copies of the original Little Mermaid video continue to surface on eBay at variable prices and are always of interest to Disney collectors. (Source | Photo)
10The Wicked Bible: The Good Book temporarily becomes The Bad Book
The publishers left out the word "not" in the 7th Commandment resulting in a completely different directive: "Thou shalt commit adultery"!
King Charles I ordered all copies of what was called "The Wicked Bible" to be destroyed and fined the publishers 300 pounds. That's a lot of money in ANY year! It is rumored 11 copies have survived and a copy of the Wicked Bible is being offered for sale at $99,500 on a website featuring rare books and other antiquities.
No word on if anybody took the Commandment to heart and practiced as preached.
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"What?!" Fujiwara no Mokou said,enraged. She clutched her fist, her eyes were filled with anger and fire burst out of her. The bamboos behind her was caught and incinerated in a matter if seconds.
"Miss.Mokou, I understand your anger but please do not destory the forest" a rabbit told her nerviously.
"Silence! Or I shall turn you into ashes!" Mokou threaten.
The rabbit jumped and ran behind a bamboo tree.
"I am just a mere messenger for princess Kaguya. Please have mercy and spare my life" it begged.
"That vile women. She would steep to as low as this?! I will burn her until there would not thing left, not even a speck of ash!" Mokou scream as she flared up. All the bamboo around her turned into black soot and the messenger rabbit hopped away as fast as its legs could carry is with it's tail on fire.
After that her anger begin to subside.
"No...this...this is what she is trying to do. That foul princess is trying to get me angry, so I would waste all my energy." Mokou said calmly.
"She has always done something to get on my nerves but tonight,this is the last straw. To mess with one of my friend is to mess with me. Kaguya, you want a fight, well I'll give you one."
Fujiwara no Mokou flew through the forest toward Eientei. She flew as fast as she could and was still enraged, causing all the bamboo tree and everything that she came in contact to catch on fire leaving a trail of charcoals,ashes,and soot .
"Keine, wait for me. I'll save you, one way or another."
After a while she finally was able to reach Eientei, and outside she saw Eirin Yagokoro and next to her, Kaguya Houraisan. Eirin was standing calmly next to her mistress and Kaguya smiled as Mokou arrived. Mokou loosen a wave of fire as she landed which was directed mostly toward Kaguya. The fire wave disappeared right when it was about to touch the lunar princess and the other waves spreaded out, burning more bamboo trees.
"Fujiwara no Mokou, even after a thousand years and you're still so dramatic" Kaguya teased.
"No more games, moon witch. You have a friend of mine in your custody and I want her back. Now!" Mokou said in a angry voice as she flared up.
"Tsk,tsk,tsk, always so impatience and rude as ever. Will you turn off that wretched heat? Your little fire is making me sweat and is going to give me a sunburn" She said wiping her head.
"You're going to have more then just a sunburn when I'm through with you" Mokou retorted.
"Would you like a cold drink, princess?" Eirin asked as she handed Kaguya a cup of cold water.
"Why, thank you Eirin. You have always been so kind, unlike some people." Kaguya answered.
Mokou snapped and she shot a fireball toward Kaguya.
"Burn!" Mokou scream as she fired it toward her hated rival.
Without even have to stop drinking or look away from her cold drink Kaguya raised her hand at where the fireball was fired toward and it vanish.
"You're going to need more then that to harm me, dear Mokou. But why should we resort to violence? Come! Let's both sit down, have a nice cup of tea and enjoy the view of the beautiful red moon." Kaguya suggested and she turn toward the blood red moon."Such a beautiful sight is pretty rare and it would be a shame to miss it."
"Heh,the only beautiful sight I want to see is your corpse being burn to ashes by my flame, Kaguya." Mokou spatted.
The lunar princess begin to get frustrated.
"I guess you would never understand anything. You have always been a violent person and I guess you always will be." Kaguya sighed.
"Enough talk Kaguya. No matter what you say, my only desire is to see you incinerate into nothingness."
"I see. Then let's make tonight's fight one to remember. Eirin, would you please?"
"Yes, princess Kaguya. I understood." Eirin replied.
Eirin stepped away from Kaguya and Mokou and clapped three times. The ground shook like as if there was an earthquake causing Mokou to lose her balance.
"A trap!?What foul deed have you done lunar witch!?" Mokou scream.
"A trap? Oh no, not tonight. I plan to savior this moment so I don't think I shall resort to such tactics." Kaguya said calmly.
The ground splitted and lights appeared out of the ground around the two girls. When it was finally over Mokou struggle to regain her balance. See looked around and saw what seems to be a type of force field.
"What is this!? What have you done?" She demended.
"Calm down Mokou. This is not thing more just barrier to keep either one of us from escaping."
Kaguya said.
"It is a special lunarian beast cage. It is usually used for hunting and capturing challenging creatures. Coated with five layers of magic and as hard as diamond materials, it is impossible to break or get out unless the user closes it." Eirin told Mokou.
"So in other words, it'll just be you and me Kaguya. Heh, I think I'll enjoy this." Mokou grinned.
Kaguya snickered.
"You seem pretty confident,Mokou. How about this? I give you a head start. You can try to hit me all you want for an hour. It is around 11 PM right now so you have until midnight. You better give it your best shot" She said.
"Don't mock me!!" Mokou scream and flared on. Her entire body was engulfed in flame and she charged toward Kaguya. Kaguya nimbly dodge it without much effort.
"Like a wild animal."
Mokou turned and sent out streams of flame toward Kaguya. Kaguya waved her hands and made the vanish but Mokou charged right toward her.
"Got you now, Kaguya!"
Kaguya smiled and vanish right before Mokou was about to hit,causing her to miss once again. Mokou rage begin to increase by the minute, causing her fire to grow. Kaguya appeared behind her.
"Silly Mokou, if you keep using those raged filled attacks you'll never be able to touch me, less hit me." She giggled.
Mokou turned around and punched Kaguya right in her face with a fist of fire. Kaguya vanish as she hit her target.
"Dammit! Stop messing with me!!" Mokou scream.
She punch the ground with all her might causing her fist to make a hole. A pillar of fire burst out from the ground in front of Kaguya. Kaguya let loose a surprise as she moved back but another pillar of fire burst out from behind her.
"What's this?" Kaguya said in shocked as more fire pillars burst out of the ground, surrounding and trapping her.
"Looks I finally caught you. How do you like my phoenix flame cage?" Mokou grinned.
"Ah yes, it is pretty astonishing but I fear for my skin. Now would you please? You're going to damage my perfectly beautiful skin."
"You're going to have to worry about more then just your skin! Burn!!"
Mokou smashed the ground with both her hand and caused a crater at where she had hit. At that moment, a gigantic torrent of flame appeared underneath Kaguya and engulfed her. Everything near it was incinerated and the ground turned black. "Looks like victory belong to me, Lunar witch. Lets see how you like having even your bones incinerated to nothingness!" Mokou laughed.
"Ah, my poor skin. Mokou, you are so mean. Now perfect skin is ruin." Came a mocking voice from inside the flame.
Mokou eyes widen in disbelief.
"Im...impossible!" she said as Kaguya blew away the torrent of fire and appeared unharmed with only her clothes scorched.
"Look at this! My clothes is ruin too, and this is my favorite pair." She complained.
"How...how are you able to survive my attack?!" Mokou said in shock.
"Huh? Oh that? It was nothing, but I got to say Mokou, I was impressed. Looks like you're the only one who have ever been my match and I'm proud to call you my rival." Kaguya said smiling.
"This...this can't be. How?!" Mokou looked and saw a red jewel like sphere floated in the air, next to Kaguya.
"Thats...the robe of the fire rat..." Mokou thought to her self, enraged." I have forgotten about that, it is no wonder my fire attacks have no affect."
Kaguya seemed to have been able to red Mokou's thought.
"It seems the jig is up. Looks like you finally notice one of my five impossible request items, the robe of the fire rat. I think I remember giving one of the request to your father, who was suppose to retrieve the Jeweled Branch of Hourai, and fail horribly."
Mokou flinched.
"He was such a pathetic person. He had fail, yet he still had the guts to ask for my hand. It was hilarious and he was truly the most stupidest man I have ever met."
"DON'T YOU DARE TALK ABOUT MY FATHER!!!" Mokou scream in rage and charge toward Kaguya.
Kaguya dodge it with ease.
"He was such a loser. You should have seen his face when I turned him down. I was literally dieing of laughter when I saw it"
Mokou did a fire engulfed kick at Kaguya's face. Kaguya ducked and kept dodging when Mokou tried to punch her.
"It made my day when I saw him cried after I rejected him. I still remember how hard I laugh when he started to beg me."
"SHUT UP!!!!" Mokou screamed as she unleashed a blast of flame toward Kaguya. It disappeared as soon as it got close to her.
"But I guess like father, like daughter. You are both so pathetic, its not even funny." Kaguya sighed.
Mokou screamed in rage as she jumped into the air. She release every last bit of her fire power. A body of what seems to be a phoenix formed as Mokou released her fire.
Mokou, now completely covered in flame in the shape of a fire bird that nearly covered the entire battlefield of where she and her rival were fighting, dived down toward Kaguya.
"Hmmm, it seems not even my robe of the fire fox maybe able to block this. But it don't matter, it looks like it is five seconds from midnight."
Kaguya started to count down from five as Mokou came dove down.
Mokou was about half way toward Kaguya when a bell from a clock tower was heard. She flinched and her spell dispersed.
"What?!" Mokou said in shocked, as she fell down to the ground.
"Looks like playtime is over Mokou. Tonight shall be the night we say farewell, forever." Kaguya said, as she jolted upward into the air toward Mokou.
"Wha..." Mokou said, as Kaguya punched her right in the stomach in mid-air, sending her flying at top speed toward the barrier.
She smashed into it with a huge impact, causing her to cough out blood, and fell to the ground.
"So Mokou, how does it fell to be a weak normal human again?" Kaguya said, floating in the air and in her hand a white fireball.
Mokou struggle on to her feet. She felt weak all over and saw Kaguya in the air.
"My power...what...what have you done you foul lunar witch." Mokou said as she fell to her knee, barely able to stand.
"All is according to plan. Tonight,as I said, would be a night to remember. The night of the death of Fujiwara No Mokou."
Mokou's eye widen. She had a feeling she had never felt before, the feeling of fear.
The tainted blood red moon, became darker and redder, shone at the area where the two girl were, dying the ground a sicken blood red.


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PHILADELPHIA - The Quakers won the first game of their Ivy season with an 8-6 come-from-behind victory over Brown on Saturday, but couldn't earn the sweep, dropping the second contest 11-5.
In the opener, Reid Terry pitched 3.0 innings of relief for the win, while on offense Derek Vigoa was 2-for-2 with a home run and two RBI. Senior Tom Grandieri also went yard and finished the game 3-for-3 with two RBI. Grandieri concluded the day 5-for-7 overall and added an RBI and run scored in the second game.
Sophomore Vince Voiro got the start on the hill and kept the Bears off the board in the first. Josh Feit singled to lead off the top of the second and eventually came around to score to put Brown up 1-0.
The Quakers tied the game in the bottom of the frame, as Grandieri doubled to lead off and moved to third on a bunt single by Jeremy Maas. Catcher Will Davis then flied out to center, scoring Grandieri.
Tied at one, Brown scored four more in the top of the third. Four of the first five runners reached, and a double scored the remaining two on base to make it a 5-1 game. Voiro got the last two without any more damage done.
The Red and Blue were silent in the third but came back in the bottom of the fourth with their own rally. Grandieri started the rally off once again, singling to third base. Maas walked and Davis doubled down the left field line scoring both runners. Vigoa followed with his first home run of the season, knotting the game at 5-5. That was all they would get as none of the next three batters reached base.
Voiro got himself into trouble in the fifth, allowing the first two runners to get on before being pulled for senior Reid Terry. Terry gave up an RBI single, but struck the next batter out and induced a double play to end the inning.
Down 6-5, Mike Mariano earned a one-out walk with Grandieri on deck. The senior continued his hot hitting, belting a shot over the centerfield wall for his third home run in the last week. Terry shut down the Bears the rest of the way and the Quakers added an insurance run in the sixth for the 8-6 final.
Chris McNulty got the ball in the second game and threw well through the first two innings. The southpaw had some trouble in the third, allowing three hits, which led to a pair of Brown runs.
Facing a 2-0 deficit, the Penn bats came alive. Maas raked a one-out triple down the right field line and Dan Williams singled to score the junior. William Gordon followed with a double, scoring Williams. A two-out single by Grandieri brought Gordon around and made it a 3-2 game. Consecutive singles by James Mraz and Davis pushed the lead to 5-3, before Davis got thrown out at second trying to steal.
The Bears got back into the game in the fifth, as Graham Tyler hit a solo shot to open the frame. Each of the next three runners reached, with one scoring on a wild pitch by McNulty. With runners on the corners, senior Robbie Seymour relieved McNulty. The senior gave up a run scoring fielder's choice, but a 6-4-3 double play got him out of the inning.
Tied at five, it was the Bears who made the necessary plays, taking advantage of Penn miscues in scoring four unearned runs in the eighth. The Red and Blue managed just a single in the bottom of the frame and two more runs in the top of the ninth made it an 11-5 contest.
Penn moves to 1-1in Ivy play and 10-10 overall this year. It first opening day split since the 2007 season for the Quakers. The team also extended their streak of ten hit games to four with 10 and 13 hits on Saturday.
The Red and Blue return to the diamond tomorrow when they take on Yale in a doubleheader beginning at noon.
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Mr. Lassen, I wish that were true.. I have put in many complaint.. More than willing to put my name on.. Avvo doesn't put them on line.. 6.7 rating and NO ONE REVIEW.. I wish to god that avvo would allow all to be written... we the public would not be hurt or destroyed
The 8% figure could be a combination of jurors unwilling to find doctors liable, tort reform and unfair jury instructions, You should look at an attorney's website to try and find out their track record in med. mal. cases. You should also schedule an in person meeting and ask them about their success with these type of cases. Local attorneys know the law and the doctors the best, so stay local in your search.
Good luck.
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Many very good top shelf attorneys have seen jurors reject their cases. It is not correct to equate positive judgments with the lawyer.
The last actual statistic that I have seen based on an actual study of cases that went to juries indicated approximately 90% of med mal cases that go to juries end up with a defense verdict, judgment for the medical provider. Among the factors included jurors wanting to believe in the integrity of the health care provider and overall juror bias.
Legislatures across the country are passing law by law, state by state tinkering with the med mal law and the political intrusion into the law has created more barriers to injured patients and tilted the scales further and further away from the consumer.
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As Mr. Myers points out, the reason such a small proportion of medical malpractice cases are won at trial has little to do with the quality of the lawyers. The best medical malpractice lawyers are able to settle a large proportion of their cases. Otherwise, they would not be able to keep their doors open. When you interview lawyers, ask them about their settlements as well as their verdicts.
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Medical negligence cases are among the most difficuly, complex, and contentious for a trial lawyer. They take very hard work, experience, a masterful grasp of the medecine, the ability to find highly-credentialed experts, and excellent trial skills. I believe every state has its fair share of preeminent trial lawyers who represent victims of medical malpractice. I also think there is a great deal to be said to having an in-state lawyer because there are likley to be familiar with local courthouses, rules, defense lawyers, court personnel, and the trends of verdicts in the various counties around the state. A good starting place for finding the best lawyers in your state, is searching the most esteemed by-invitation-only trial lawyers organizations in the country with members in your state: the inner circle of advocates, the international society of barristers, the american college of trial lawyers, and the international academy of trial lawyers. Good luck.
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what can the public do to help resolve the problems of LEGAL MALPRACTICE.. Charging $450 per hour and make mistake after mistake.. Bar assoc in every state is a social club.. not there to help the USA citizens.. We need attys to put the garbage out of the profession. Lawyers seem to think clients are wrong.. the PUBLIC HAS GOTTEN TO THE POINT THEY DON"T TRUST ANY ATTY.. That is to bad...I sure there are wonderful attys but the bad destroy all
I share your frustration about public distrust of lawyers, and it is true that there are some bad apples in the bunch, as there are in all professions, but your general statements that lawyers are not here to help and bad lawyers destroy all is simply not true. I admit that I do not know much about lawyers charging $450 by the hour because I work on a contingency fee basis only - meaning I only get paid if I am successful for the individual or family I represent. I can tell you that the vast majority of lawyers who do what I do - representing injured people - care deeply for the clients a form close bonds that last well beyond the case's conclusion. If you think you have a legal malpractice case, you should talk to a lawyer who handles those kinds of cases and see what your options are (those consultations are almost always free). Some may say I'm being naive in that I've always thought and believed that the legal profession is a noble one and that our fundamental purpose is to help those in need - but that's how I feel and most of the lawyers know feel the same way. I'm sorry to hear about your sentiments towards the legal profession. I hope one day they change.
I have has mitchell winn a ins lawyer lie through all appeals, Zero prep for depositions or trial. PAPER CLIPS was my prep..Never told the judge in Brooklyn I had a concussion less than a month before. The adjuster told a NON white jury I hated blacks, as you might know I lost. My atty said nothing and objected to nothing. Said when I lost I a Bigit. I am not, but does that matter once said. He had another ins case of mine and never put in the 60 day notice, and I'm going to lose that case because off. I have until Dec 10th to file a lawsuit or loss my time. One atty said I might be able to put it as contract law and save my time. I have another atty Joel Ziegler that stole $81,400. My RN lein on a personal injury suit. He's a legal malpractice atty in Smithtown NY. I purchased a home and paid him to put in the papers with the Suffolk County Clerk, paid cash. He never did and I may lose my condo because of. Scott Mishkin employment lawyer, that missed filling date, forgot to put DOH on the case, 3/4 of case thrown out and then walked... You can't find a atty after these mistakes. How do you think you can say there are good attys.. Maybe attys should take legal malpractice case contingency then they would work for there monies.. When your paying $450 per hour why should you do the right things... There is a difference between ETHICS and Malpractice. In the medical profession if it is unethical it is malpractice, and reversed. Legal malpractice is a death penality case. You have to prove 100% you would have won your case if he had not errored...death cases are always hard. Maybe all attys shold have to help pro bono on a certain amount of cases to clean up your profession. I do free nurseing many times, and I can't even take it off on my income taxes...But I'm a christian and moral
More than likely, there are great med mal lawyers in Florida. Do your homework. Look at reviews on google, martindale.com, avvo.com, and from the newspapers. See what medical malpractice attorneys in your area have recovered for their clients. Call firms you think may be good, and ask to speak with an attorney. From my experience, the best firms will allow you to speak with an attorney immediately. A firm with low resources or man power will usually ask if they can call you back.
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Top 5 Offbeat Activities For Silly September
- By: Gugulethu Hlekwayo
- Published: 16 September 2011
- Tags: humour
As the seasons change, you're probably running out of ways to spend your time, so we've made a list of fun and offbeat things for you to do this September.
1. Step into the Twilight Zone
If you've ever hummed the theme tune to The X-Files when you see strange lights in the sky, or seriously questioned whether there is life on other planets, then you should definitely check out Weird 2011 Festival. This is an entire weekend dedicated to the exploration and discussion of 'the outer limits'. You'll be able to attend presentations by some of the world's most knowledgeable paranormal investigators, professors and even a few conspiracy theorists. Be sure to stick around for the fantastic audiovisual conceptual performance piece produced by the Programme Initiative. This show will depict a space exploration story in a spectacular display of music, live print, animation and interactive installations. There will also be an extensive market, offering all kinds of weird and wonderful books, paraphernalia and maybe even a few souvenir alien bobbleheads. For more info on Weird 11, visit weirdwiltshire.co.uk. Remember the truth is out there!
2. Tour like the Fab Four
If you'd like to know where John met Yoko, loiter outside Ringo's apartment building or even just see the stage where Britain's most beloved boy band became famous, then this unusual London tour is for you. Hosted by Diane Burnstein of Secret London Tours, the Beatles London walkabout is a must for any Beatles fan or lover of rock 'n roll history. You'll visit various landmarks that marked pinnacle points in the fab four's musical career and find out where the boys met their spouses, trashed hotel rooms and worked odd jobs. There's also an option to extend the tour with a short tube ride to St John's Wood to view the legendary crossing outside Abbey Road studios and Paul McCartney's London town house. Group singalongs of 'Yellow Submarine' are not included. For more information on Diane's tours, visit secretlondonwalks.co.uk.
3. Time Travel
Well...not exactly, but you'll certainly feel like you've stepped back in time when you visit the Hollycombe Steam Fair. This traditional fairground is home to some of the world's last remaining steam powered carnival rides, providing the charm of yesteryear that modern theme parks lack. Take a spin on an authentic vintage carousel or jump out of your skin in a Victorian style haunted house! The carnival also boasts a wonderful old travelling bioscope, where you can see some of the earliest films in existence. For more information about the Hollycombe Steam Fair, visit hollycombe.co.uk
4. Become a Stone Skimming Champion
They say it's all in the wrist, and here's your chance to show off your stone skimming skills on idyllic Easedale Island in Scotland. The annual Stone Skimming World Championship will be held on the 25th of September. Anyone of any age can participate; just register on the day between 9am - 1pm and get skimming. If you're keen to make a weekend of this event, be sure to visit the pre-championship party on Saturday night where The Hollow Mountain String Band will be playing some toe-tapping old American style music. It's an old time hoe-down, and the whole family is invited. For more information, entrance fees and prizes, visit stoneskimming.com.
5. Have your Picture Taken with a Prime Minister and a President
No, we didn't say THE president, we said A president. If you're bored of your current Facebook profile picture, take the opportunity to visit the Allies sculpture in central London and snap a picture of yourself sitting between Churchill and Roosevelt. It's a lot easier than standing outside Parliment or booking a ticket to Washington after all (note how shiny Churchill's right and Roosevelt's left knees are from visitors giving them a rub)!


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Taste of Toronto
If you cook it, they will come. The North American debut of Taste Festivals happens in Hogtown, a city apparently of rising gustatorial renown. Visitors who fork over $30 are able to listen to live and DJ-ed music (by artists from the Arts & Crafts label) and participate in cooking classes, wine-tasting and chef-grilling Q&A's. Plus, 17 ace chefs will offer new culinary creations at pop-up restaurants. To July 27. $15 to $200. Fort York, 100 Garrison Rd., 1-800-656-0713 or tasteoftoronto.com
Waterfront Night Market
Those who imbibe at this weekend's Festival of Beer at Exhibition Place might be on the hunt for late-night noshing. Look no further than the Asian-styled moon-lit marketplace at T&T Supermarket, where a fun bazaar of barbecued meat, oil-sizzled veggies and servings of such improbable things as oyster pancakes takes place. All that, and all sorts of clothing, consumer goods and bubble tea too. July 25 (4 p.m. to midnight), July 26 (4 p.m. to midnight) and July 27 (4 to 10 p.m.). 222 Cherry St.
Vintage Bicycle Show
The Peanuts cartoonist Charles M. Schulz once said, "Life is like a 10-speed bicycle. Most of us have gears we never use." Moreover, many of us have bikes we never use as well. Anyone with a classic oldie in the basement is invited to a rain-or-shine event where wheeling and dealing absolutely will happen. July 27, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Free (Vendor space is available for merchants: $50 for retail vendors, $25 for individuals). Trinity-Bellwoods Park, 155 Crawford St., communitybicyclenetwork.org.
The Best of the Fringe Toronto Theatre festival
Eight productions that stood out at this year's Fringe festival of eclectic theatre move their act to the Toronto Centre for the Arts. Some have finished their schedule, but others including the entertaining No Chance in Hell: A New Musical, the inventive romantic comedy 52 Pick-Up and the wild-west parable The Assassination of Robert Ford: Dirty Little Coward are still up and running. To July 30. $21.75. 5040 Yonge St., 416-733-9388 or tocentre.com or ticketmaster.ca.
Imelda May
"The inner star, a light, a glow that draws you in and makes you know, that she never fails, yet never tries, to put the smile in your eyes." Some songs by the sparky Irish singer Imelda May are titled Wild Woman, I Wanna Dance and Little Pixie. Ms. May herself is enchanting, offering charisma galore and a daring manner with rockabilly and dramatic balladry – a star, by any sane criteria.
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127 boat slips planned
500 people have expressed interest in renting the slips
$500 is the amount of the deposit to get into the lottery for a slip
$15.50 cost of a slip per foot per month (slips are 30 to 55 feet)
CLEARWATER — Even as the city forges ahead with its plan to build 127 boat slips near Coachman Park, opponents of the idea are still fighting it.
They're questioning whether Clearwater really will be able to rent out the slips in this slow economy. So far, only one boater has put down a deposit for a space.
In addition, residents of the neighboring Pierce 100 condominium are objecting to the $12.8-million project as it moves through regulatory hurdles in order to get permits from the county, state and federal governments.
But Clearwater officials say their belief in the boat slips hasn't wavered. They say the new docks will be good for boaters, will boost downtown development and will eventually generate income for the city.
"We want to make our downtown a destination point," said City Council member Carlen Petersen. "Our waterfront is under-utilized. We need to take advantage of this opportunity to create a working recreational waterfront."
Last year, city voters narrowly approved the plan to build the boat slips as well as a promenade, boardwalk and fishing pier in Clearwater Harbor. The city promised the project would be self-supporting within a few years.
The boat slips will be from 30 to 55 feet long, and rents will be $15.50 per foot per month.
After officials said more than 500 people had expressed interest in renting the 127 slips, the city recently came up with a lottery to assign the spaces. People must send in a $500 deposit by January to enter. They are to learn in March whether they'll get one of the slips.
So far, exactly one person has entered this lottery.
That's prompting opponents to say, We told you so.
"The City Commission should not proceed with this project unless they are sure they can make good on their promise that it will not cost the people of Clearwater any tax money," said Anne Garris of Save the Bayfront, a group that fought the boat slips.
However, city officials are far from panic mode. They're hearing that many boaters are waiting until after the holidays to part with a $500 deposit. And the docks themselves won't be finished until next summer at the earliest.
"This project has a 40-year life span. It might take a couple of years for the economy to rebound and for us to get it fully operational, but it will pay for itself," said Bill Morris, director of the city's marine and aviation department. "This is a short-term economic hurdle."
The neighbors
Pierce 100 condo owners, who fought a long and unsuccessful battle against the route of the new Memorial Causeway bridge, are now opposing the boat slips.
At a recent city zoning hearing, they argued that the project will come too close to their property; that it will be too noisy; that it could harm manatees, dolphins and sea grasses in the harbor; and that it doesn't follow the city's own codes governing docks and development.
"I think it's a good project. It's just in the wrong location," said Jackson Bowman, a lawyer for the condominium association.
Despite their opposition, the city's Community Development Board recently approved the project. Board members felt the docks would be a welcome addition to a downtown that already has a mix of condos, businesses and public spaces.
But the city still must secure permits from the Florida Department of Environmental Protection, the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers and the Pinellas County Water and Navigation Control Authority. Among other things, the city will have to prove that its floating concrete docks won't hurt the environment.
The city is confident its project will pass muster environmentally and that it fits in with its surroundings. But Pierce 100 residents will be opposing it every step of the way.
"This is just the first hurdle that the city has to get over," Bowman, the Pierce 100 attorney, said after the zoning hearing. He added that residents probably won't appeal the city board's decision. "I think where the condo association should put its time is to try to stop it at the state and the Corps level."
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A law enforcement officer says that Hart nearly crashed his black Mercedes into a gas tanker truck after driving unsteadily in Southern California freeway.
Actor and comedian Kevin Hart was pulled over and got arrested on Sunday, April 14, for suspicion of DUI. Hart drove his black car as fast as 90 miles per hour and nearly collided with a gas tanker truck. California Highway Patrol Officer Ed Jacobs said that the comedian seemed to be intoxicated when he was stopped on Highway 101.
The police arrested him for DUI misdemeanor after he was "unable to perform field sobriety tests." Another passenger in Hart's car was sent home in a taxi. Hart was held under custody on $5,000 bond, but he was released later. According to TMZ, Hart admitted to the police that he was drunk.
The "This Is The End" actor took to Twitter to talk about his first run-in with the law after he was released. "I'm officially a thug, I spent 6hrs in jail last night. I got pulled over 3blocks from my house by a d**k head cop. This cop was the worst, he knew who I was & wanted to make a example out of me," he wrote.
He added, "I did 6,000 push ups & 13,000 sit ups while I was in the pin. Shout out to my celly 'Mark' we exchanged war stories LMFAO... When the cop asked me to take the sobriety test I said, 'WHY WASTE OUR TIME...I'M DRUNK MAN.' #TrueStory."
Hart addressed the drunk-driving issue seriously in his next tweet. "On some real s**t....drinking & driving is not a game or a laughing matter. People have lost lives because of stupid s**t this! This is a wake up call for me, I have to be smarter & last night I wasn't. Everything happens for a reason," he said.


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