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tiff made any particular discovery, it should be stated when it was made, what it was, how it was made, and why it was not made sooner. * * * Whatever is notice enough to excite suspicion, and put the party on his guard, and call for inquiry, is notice of everything to which such inquiry might have led. * * * Concealment by mere silence is not enough. 'l'here must be some !rid: or intended to excluue suspicion and prevent inquiry. There must be reasonable diligence, and the means of knowleuge are the same thing, in effect, as lmowleuge itself. The circumstances of the discovery must be fully stated and proved, and the delay which has occurred must be shown to be consistent with the requisite diligence." '1'he allegation in the petition in this case amounts to no more than "ignorance at one time and knowledge at another." The petition does not state 'what he discovereu, how he discovered it, or show any reason why he did not discover it sooner. '1'here is no allegation that he ever, at any time, made the slightest effort to discover whether he was being discriminated against, and there is no averment that such an effort would have been unavailing. The suspicion entertained by the public generally, and which found daily expression in the public prints, and an oceai"ional judieial verification, and which was probably the origin of the interstate commerce act itself, that railroad companies did discriminate between shippers, partieularly in shipments of the character the plaintiff was making, seems not to have shaken the plaintiff's perfect faith in the veracity of the railroad agent who billed his shipments. From a moral point of view, it may be that such credulity and trustfulness is a virtue, but it falls far below the standard of diligence required by law; that standard is what a reasonably prudent business man would do under like circumstances. There 'were numerous avenues of information open to one in the plaintiff's situation. He does not show that he ever sought information from other shippers or their agents, or commission merchants, or others having knowledge of the subject. In a word, he did nothing whatever, and how, finally, he made the discovery he declines to disclose. The judgment of the circuit court is affirmeu.
GREE:';' v. CHICAGO & X. W.
No. 1,104. 1.
(Circuit Court of Appeals, Eighth Circuit.
March 6, 1899.)
\Vhere a contraetor signed a release reeiting that a payment then made was for a final estimate of work done and materials furnished, and in full payment thereof under the contract, and in full satisfaction, payment, and discharge of all claims and liabilities out of said contraet, parol evidenee of an agreement with the agent of the other party that sueh payment should not eaneel the original agrel'ment, and evidenee its complete execution, us provided. and that sueh estimate should be considered an intermediate one, is inadmissible. Evidence of the that such release merely covered work then completed, and had no reference to the future, nor to the contractor's
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right to continue the work under the contract, was not admissible,. since, In the absence of fraud concealing the terms of a contract from the party executing it, parol evidence of prior agreements as to the meaning 01f its unambiguous terms,ls Inadmissible.
A contract for the building of certain masonry for a railroad provided that the company should retain 10 per cent. of the estimates to be made during the progress of the work, until final completion, and that on tIre final estimate being made, and payment to the contractor of the amount due, the contract should be terminated. Before the work was completed, the company discontinued It, and made an estimate, paid plaintiff the' whole amount due, and took his receipt releasing the company from all liability under the contract. Held, that such release was based on a sufficient consideration, viz. the mutual releases of both parties of liabilities before the contract was completed, and the provision Inherent in the original contract that it should be terminated on final estimate and payment of the amount due.
In Error to the Oircuit Oourt of the United States for the Northern District of Iowa.
In July, .J. A. Green, the plaintiff In error, made a written contract with the Chicago & Northwestern Railway Company, a corporation, and the defendant In error, to perform the labor and furnish the materials to construct the masonry for the bridges and culverts on its line of railroad between Clinton and Lisbon, In the state of Iowa, This agreement provided that the estimates of the amount and value of the work done, and of the materials fnrnished, should be made and paid monthly, "ten (10) per cent. being deducted and retained by the company until the final completion of the embraced in the contract, when all sums due the parties of the first part shall be fully paid, and the contract considered canceled"; that the contract should be completed- on or before March 15, 1891; that the railroad company should not be liable for damages if the whole or any part of the work was suspended or delayed; but that Green should have an extension of time to complete it. equal to any delay caused by the railroad company. Green entered upon the performance of the agreement, and proceeded with it until January, 1891. when the company stopped him. He resumed worl{ under the contract in April, 1891, and continued until September, 1891, when the company again suspended operations. He had then received 90 per cent. of nine estimates, which amounted in the aggregate to $48,543.99; but the company had retained 10 per cent. of each of these estimates, to await the final completion of the contract. On October 19, 1891, he received $9,362.23, which consisted of. the 10 per cent. retained from the former estimates, and the amount due to him on the work he had performed since the last previous estimate was made; and thereupon he executed and delivered to the company a release in these words: "Chicago & Nl:rthwestern Ry. Co. to J. A. Green, Dr.: For final estimate of work done and materials furnished on his contract for masonry for bridges for 2nd ttacl{ from Clinton to Lisbon, Iowa. August 11, 1890, to September 26th, 1891." Here follows a statement of the quantities, kinds, and prices of all the work and material put in the masonry under the contract, the aggregate amount of Which was $52,006.22; and then the receipt continues in this way: "Hecelved Oct. 19, 1891, of the Chicago & Northwestern Hailway Company, the sum of nine thousand three hundred sixty-two 23/tOO dollars ($9,362.23), 'in full payment for work done and for material and supplies furnished under a contract between the said railway company and the undersigned, dated on the 15th day of July, A. D. 1890, for masonry for bridges for 2d track from Clinton to Lisbon, Iowa, and which Is in full satisfaction, payment, and discharge of all claims on account of the work, supplies, or materials mentioned in said contract, and for all liabilities of said railway company in any manner arising or growing out of said contract. J. A. Green." "[Signed}
At the time this settlement was made, Green had deposited along the railroad some stone which had not been placed in the bridges or culverts, and this stone was not included in this final estimate. In the year 1892 the company caused the remaining culverts and bridges between Clinton and Lisbon to be constructed by other contractors; and Green sued for the loose stone he had left along this track, and for the profits he would have made if he had been permitted to do this work. He set forth his causes of action in two counts in his petition. In the first one he pleaded the contract, the delivery of the loose stones along the traCk, their value, and the profits he would have realized if he had been permitted to put them in the form of masonry, and asked to recover $8(}5.64 and interest. In the !'econcl count he pleaded the contract, and the refusal of the company to permit him to construct the masonry for the bridges and culverts between Clinton and Lisbon, which had not been built in October, 1891, and sought to recover $8,000, which he averred he would have gained if he had been permitted to complete this masonry un· del' his contract. The company answered that it admitted that it had used some of the stones left along the track by plaintiff in error, and that it was liable for their value, but questioned the quantity and value alleged in the petition of the plaintiff, and denied that he was entitled to lay them up in under the COIltract, or that he would have malle any profit by so doing, if he had laid them. A verdict and judgment in favor of the plaintiff were rendered upon the first count of the petition. and no question concerning this result is presented to this court. In answer to the second count of the petition, the company pleaded the receipt and release of October 19, 1891, and alleged that it evidenced a cancellation of the eontract, and a complete settlement and release of all liability of the company under it, except its liability for the loose stones along the track which it had suhsequentiy used. The plaintiff replied that before and at the time the release was signed there was a parol agreement between the parties that the company waived its right to withhold the 10 per cent. until the completion of the contract; that the final estimate was not final; that the contract was not canceled thereby, but was to continue in force; that the plaintiff was to continue to perform it at some future time; and that, although the release reads that the $9,362.23 was received in payment and discharge of all claims and liabilities of the company under the contract, yet that was not the fact. In support of the averments of this reply, the plaintiff testified, over the objections of the company, that, before and at about the time the final estimate and release was made, he had a conversation with Mr. Blunt, the chief engineer. of the defendant in error, in which the latter said to him that the president of the company was going to di"continue work for the present, and he could not tell how long it would be before the work would be resumed; that, as the duration of the suspension of the work was so indefinite, it would not be fair for the company to retain the 10 per cent., and he would put it in his voucher; that the stone on the right of way would go into his next estimate when he built it into the masonry; that he would allow him to take his tools from the right of way of the railroad, to repair them, but that he wanted him to hold himself in readiness to build again; and that he agreed and promised to do EO. He also testified that no conversation was had about ending the contract; that he never received any consideration for the release, except the' money due to him upon his work, and that, when it was presented to him for his signature, he objected to its form, and Mr. Blunt assured him that it was the company's general form of receipt, that it meant nothing but the work built up to that time, {hat it had no reference to the future; and that it was upon that understanding that he signed it. At the conclusion of the trial, the court struck out this oral testimony, on the ground that it contradicted the written contracts of the parties, and instructed the jury to return a verdict for the company on the second count of the petition. This is the rulIng which is challenged by the writ of error in this case.
Charles A. Clark (James W. Clark, on the brief), for plaintiff in error. F. F. Dawley and C. E. Wheeler (N. M. Hubbard and N. M. HuhJr., on the brief), for defendant in error.
, 92'FFlDEItAL REPORTER.
BeforeQA,LDWELL, SANBORN, and THAYER, Circuit Judges. SANBORN,.Circuit Judge (after stating the facts as above). A written contract is the highest· evidence of the terms of the agreement between the parties to it, and, when those terms are clear and unambiguous, they cannot be contradicted or modified by parol evidence of the statements of the parties in the previous oral negotiations which led to it. In view of this rule, it becomes the duty of every contracting party to see to it that every agreement to which he puts his signature fairly and fully expresses the terms of· his contract. He owes this duty to the party with whom he agrees, because the latter invariably pays his money or shapes his action in reliance upon the express terms of the agreement. If he fails to discharge this duty, his failure is the result of his own negligence; and he is, and ought to be, estopped thereby from showing that. the terms of his contract were other than those expressed in the writing. Railway Co. v. Belliwith,83 Fed. 437,440, 28 C. C. A. 358, 361, and 55 U. S. App. 113, 119. The real issue in the case at hand was whether or not the contract of July, 1890, ceased to be executory, and became executed, on October 19, 1891, when the release of that date was made and delivered. The claim of the company was that, by the express terms of the written agreements, it did become executed; and the contention of the plaintiff was that, in view of the terms of the contracts, and the oral testimony he produced, it remained executory. The contract of July, 1890, expressly provided that 10 per cent. of the amounts earned by the plaintiff under it should be retained by the company until the final completion of the work embraced in it, and that then all sums due to the plaintiff should be fully paid, and the contract should be considered canceled. In other ,vords, it provided 'that the pa;yment of the 10 per cent., and of all other sums due under the contract, should cancel the agreement. and evidence its On October 19, 1891, after the plaintiff had suspended work the second time, he ,accepted the final estimate of, and payment for, all the work he had completed under the contract, including the 10 per.cent. which was to be paid only when the contract was performed and canceled, and executed a receipt for $9,R62.23, the balance due him on this basis, "in full payment for work done and for material and supplies furnished under a contract between the said railway company and the undersigned, dated the 15th day of ,July. A. D. 1890, for masonry for bridges for 2nd track from Clinton to Lisbon, Iowa, and which' is in full satisfaction, payment, and discharge of all claims on aCGount of the work, supplies, or materials mentioned in said contract, and for all liabilities of said railway company in any manner arising or growing out of said contract." A final estimate,with a and release at the foot of it, is the usual evidence of the completed execution of an agreement. This contract expressly providedtl1at full payment for all the work and labor under it should cancel the agreement, and the plaintiff accepted full payment, and signed and delivered the final estimate and the complete release. How, then, does he seek to escape from the estop-
pel of these writings? He endeavors to do so in three ways: BJ testimony of the oral statements of Blunt, the engineer of the company, before and at the time when the release was made; by testimony that there was no consideration for the release; and by construction of the contracts. Laying aside for the moment the question of consideration, the parol evidence upon which the plaintiff relies consists of testimony of the oral statements of Mr. Blunt prior to the execution of the and of his interpretation of its meaning when it was signed. 'fhe former tends to establish a parol agreement made before the release was executed, and while negotiations for it were progressing, to the effect that the payment in full for the work done under the contract, including the 10 per cent., should not cancel the original agreement, and evidence its complete execution, as it provided; that the final estimate which Green signed should not be a final estimate, but an intermediate one; and that, in essential particulars, the legal effect of the transaction should be contrary to that evidenced bv the writings. :Ko rule or principle of law to us under which this testimony could have been admissible. It flies in the teeth of the rule that parol evidence cannot be received to contradict or modify written contracts, and of the conclusive presumption that the whole engagement of the parties, and the manner and extent of their undertaking, are expressed in their written agreements. McKinley v. Williams, 74 Fed. 94, 101, 20 C. C. A. 312, 319, and 36 U. S. App. 749, 761; Thompson v. Libby, 34 Minn. 374,377,26 N. W. 1; Wilson v. Ranch Co., 73 Fed. 994, 999, 20 C. C. A. 244, 249, and 36 U. S. App. 634, 643. The testimony as to Blunt's interpretation of the release was equally objectionable. It was when Green was about to sign it that Blunt told him that it did not mean what it plainly read, that it covered nothing but the work up to that time, and that it had no reference to the future, when it expressly provided that he received the money in full payment and discharge of all work and materials mentioned in the contract, and of all liability of the railway company in any manner arising thereunder. The question which this evidence presents has been repeatedly considered and decided by this court, and our conclusion upon it has been embodied in this rule:
representation. promise, or agreement made or opinion expressed in the previous parol negotiations as to the terms or legal effect of the resulting writtell agreement can be permitted to prevail, either at law or in equity, over the plain provisions and just interpretation of the contract, in the absence of some artifice or fraud which concealed its terms, and prevented the complainant from reading it."
'1'he reason for this rule is stated, many authorities in support of it are cited, and some of them are reviewed, in Insurance Co. v. }[diaster, 87 Fed. 63, 68-72, 30 O. C. A. 532, 538-540, and 57 U. S. App. 638, and it is useless to repeat them here. Turning now to the argument of counsel for the plaintiff in error upon the question of consideration, their contention is that the only consideration for the release of the liability of the company to pay for the work and labor done after October 19, 1891, was the fact
that the 10 per cent. of the amount already earned was paid, before it was due; that it is always competent to prove by parol that a contract had no consideration to support it; that the company had the power to waive its right to retain this 10 per cent. until the contract was completed; that the plaintiff testified that it did so before the release was Iitade; that he received no consideration for the release,except the payment for the work he had· actually done, and the materials he had actually furnished, under the contractj and that this evidence establishes' the want of any consideration position, much reliance is placed for the release. In support of upon the case of Association v.Wickham, 141 U. S. 564, 580, 12 Sup. Ct. 84., In that case the defendants, who were the ,owners of a vessel, had two claims against the insurance companies, of about $15,000 each,---;onefor damages to the vessel by fire, and the other for the cost of and saving her cargo after she had been scuttled and sunk to stop the fire. 'Each claim was in existence, was knbwn to 'both parties,and was just and incontestable. The companies adjusted the first claim, paid it 55 days before it was due, and took receipts which by their terms released them from all liability under'their policies. There was testimony that before the payment was made the companies waived their right to retain the amount'owing on the first claim until it was due; and the trial court instructed the jury that, if the prepayment of the amount owingon this claim was understood to be the considel'ation .lor the release of all claims, it was sufficient to sustain it, but that otherwise it was not. The supreme court invoked the rule that the payment of a part of an entire debt which is conceded or shown to be owing is no consideration for the release of the part not paid; declared that the payment of $15,364.78, which was the exact amount of the first claim as adjusted, constituted no consideration for the release of the second claim of $15,000, which was justly owing; held that the insurance companies might lawfully waive their right to retain the $15,364.78 until it became due,and, that, if they did so before the release was made or agreed upon, there was no consideration for the satisfaction of the second claim; and sustained :the of the court below. There is a marked distinction between that case and the one in hand. In the Wickham Case there were two debts in existence, established a,nd known, and th,e payment of one was no consideration for, the release of the other. In this case there was but one debt in existence, and that was paid in full. There was no other debt owing or due, and there was no knowledge on the part of either party that there ever would be one. 'The final estimate and receipt in the case at bar did not, in addition to the satisfaction of the debt actually owing, releaM or discharge another existing debt, but simply evidenced the agreement of the parties that no such debt should ever be incurred under the contract. Moreover, while we concede that the nature of the consideration for a contract, or the fact that there was no consideration, may be proved by parol, we are unwilling to adopt as g general rule the proposition that, wbpre a single COIl, siderationis paid for acontl'llct Which contains several covenants or provisions, one may:admit the receipt of theeIitireconsideration,
and then escape from any of the provisions which seem burdensome to him by testifying that the consideration was not paid on account of those provisions, but on account of others which are less troublesome to him. The conclusive answer, however, to the contention of counsel for the plaintiff in error upon this question of consideration, is. this: The real consideration for the agreement that the contract of July, 1890. became executed and functus officio on October 19, 1891, inhered in the original contract itself. That contract was valid and binding upon both the parties to it. It was supported by their mutual promises, and one of the covenants which it contained was that when the 10 per cent., and all the sums due under the contract, were fUlly paid, it should be considered canceled. They were fully paid, and by that payment itself, without more, the contract became executed, by its very terms. Not only this, but by the provisions of the final estimate and release of October 19, 1891, the parties agreed with each other that these sums were fully paid, and that the company was released from all liability under the original agreement. The payment of this money and the acceptance of this release by the company absolved Green from all obligations of further performance of the contract, as fully as it released the company from its undertaking to employ him. The result is that the mutual promises of the original contract and the mutual releases of the agreement of October 19, 1891, provide ample consideration for both agreements, without regard to the question whether or not the $9,362.23 was paid before it was due. But it is insisted that, under the true construction of the release itself, it must be confined in its effect to a satisfaction of plaintiff's claim for the specific work and labor described in it, and that it cannot have the effect of an agreement that tile contract is executed. The familiar rules that the court may place itself in the situation of the parties at the time the contract was made, and then, in view of all the cirr,nmstances surrounding them. endeavor to ascertain the true meaning of their agreement; that, if its interpretation is doubtful, it should be construed more strongly against the party who prepared it; that, if it is ambiguous, the practical interpretation of the parties should prevail; that, where there is a particular recital followed by general words in a release, the latter are qualified by the particular recital; and that a release does not apply to claims of which the parties had no knowledge when it was made,-are invoked, and a learned and persuasive argument in support of the view of the counsel for plaintiff in error is presented under each rule. There are two reasons wh;y the rules that the general words of a release are qnalified by a particular recital, and that a release does not cover claims of which the parties had no knowledge, ought not to be applied to the agreements under consideration: One is that the original agreement on this subject, as we have attempted to show, is found in the contract of July, 18HO, and the final estimate and rerease is but the agreed evidence that the contract has become functus officio, and that it is executed and canceled. The other is that the existence of the contract, and the question whether or not it was then completed and canceled, or continuing and executory, were
necessarily andtldually in the minds of the parties when the reo lease was signed. This appears from the terms of the release itself, as well as from the testimony of Gi'een that he objected to those terinswhen he signed it. This release is not of the character of that quoted in Railway Co. v. Artist, 60 Fed. 365,9 O. O. A. 14, 16, and S. App. 612, in which it was held that a release of a claim for damages on account of injuries to the person from a collision with a railroad car which was specifically described, and also "from all manner of actions, causes of action, claims, and demands whatsoever, from the beginning of the world to this day," did not cover a cause of action for malpractice, which was unknown to both parties when it was signed. The final estimate and release in this case is the customary evidence of the complete execution of a construction c()ntract. 1.'he full payment which it acknowledged was the very fact which, by the terms of the contract itself, the parties had agreed should evidence its complete execution, and effect its cancellation. The release which acknowledged this payment was denominated the "final estimate." It recited the contract, and the receipt of all that was due under it, and then declared that the receipt of this $9,362.23 was "in full satisfaction, payment, and discharge of all claims on account of the work,supplies, or materials mentioned in said contract, and for all liabilities of said railway company in any manner arising or growing out of said contract." Thus, the specific question whether the contract was thereafter executory or executed was specified and determined by the final estimate and agreement provided for by the original contract, and not by the mere general words of the release. No good purpose would be served by extending this opinion to review other general and familiar rules of construo tion. Such rules are helpful to ascertain the true interpretation of contracts whose terms are doubtful or ambiguous, but they cannot be permitted to abrogate those whose provisions are clear and certain. It is sufficient Wsay that a careful consideration of the agreements of the parties to this suit, in the light of these rules and of the circumstances under which the agreements were made, has failed to convince us that there was any error in the decision of the trial court that they disclose a binding written contract between the partiesl unassailable by the 'parol evidence offered, to the effect that the agreement of July, 1890, was executed and became functus officio on October 19,1891, when the final estimate, receipt, and release were signed and delivered. In view of this conclusion, all the alleged errors. which we have not considered become immaterial, and the judgment below inust be affirmed. It is so ordered.
HAJIi'DFORD et a1. v. UXITED STATES. (Circuit Court of Appeals, Eighth Circuit.
No. 1,105.
UNITED STATES-ACTION TO RECOVER LOGs.
February 27, 1899.)
Where the United States claims the ownership of logs in the pOffSessioIl of another on the ground that they were cut from government land, its remedy, like that of an individual, is by an action of replevin or trespass. It cannot seize the logs from one having them in his possession, and, by filing a libel against them, cast upon him the burden of pl'O'ving his ownership; and a district court is without jurisdiction of such a proceeding.
In Error to the District Court or the United States for the Eastern District of Arkansas. Morris M. Cohn (]. C. Yancey, Robert Neil, and J. W. Butler, on the brief), for plaintiffs in error. H. F. Auten and Jacob Trieber, for the United States. BeforeCALDWELL,SAKBORN, and THAYER, Circuit Judges. CALDWELL, Circuit Judge. C. R. Handford and J. S. Handford, the plaintiffs in error, purchased and had in their actual possession in their dock at Batesville, Ark., a raft of cedar logs. A person described as "a special agent of the general land office of the United States" appeared in Batesville, and seized the logs, took them out of the possession of the plaintiffs in error, and turned them over to the United States marshal for the district; and thereupon the United States district attorney for the district filed in the court below the following information:
"In the District Court of the United States for the Jli'orthern Division of the Eastern District of Arkansas. "The United States vs. Two Rafts of Timber. "Comes the United States, by Jacob Trieber and H. F. Auten, its attorneys, and informs the court that on the 21st day of April, 1898, at Batesville, in the district and division aforesaid, the special agent of the general land office of the United States seized and took into his possession for and in behalf of the United States, in pursuance of and obedience to the instructions of the honorable secretary of the interior of the United States, one raft of cedar timber, consisting of sixty-three sticks, of the value of ninety dollars, and that said agent turned the same over to the United States marshal for said district, who has since that time been, and is now, in possession thereof, by virtue of said seizure and of his office. The United States further informs the court that said timber so seized is the property of the United States, havJng been unlawfully cut from the lands of the United States, in violation of the statutes in such case made and provided. Wherefore the United StateR prays that monition issue to the marshal requiring him to give notice of said seizure to all persons Who claim to have any right or interest in said timber. to the end that they may intervene herein, and that said property be adjudged the property of the United States, and for such further and other relief as it may be leglllly entitled to.' Jacob 'friebel', "H. F. Auten, "U. S. Attorneys."
In pursuance of an order of the-court, notice of this proceeding was given by publication in a newspaper. The plaintiffs in error appeared, and prayed to be made parties defendant. This· prayer was


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Coal is a dark brown or black-colored fuel that can be used instead of, or in combination with, wood in a heat-producing stove. An advantage of coal is that it burns hotter and longer than wood. Coal is a nonrenewable energy source, however, due to the extended time it takes to form. Burning coal in a stove for heat isn't as popular as it was in the past, but many people still use it.
Choose a spot in your basement to store a supply of coal to be used for home heating during the winter months, if your coal-burning stove is located there. Because it's nonporous, coal doesn't need to be stored inside to be protected from the elements. Still, you'll want the coal to be stored as close to the stove as possible to make less work for yourself.
Pick a suitable space outside, either in the yard, or in a garage, shed, or other outbuilding, to put the coal if you don't want to keep it indoors. According to the Fireplace Supplier Register, coal can be stored in damp places without harming it. It can also be retained in areas that have little or no protection from the rain and snow. If you choose, so you don't have to handle wet coal, you can cover it outside with tarps to keep it dry.
Store bagged coal inside the bags until you're ready to use it. It will be easier to store it and carry it to the stove. Coal either comes by the bag or by the truckload (if you order several tons). Loose coal is easier to contain if it's stored in wooden bins, but it's not necessary.
Tips & Warnings
- Storing coal isn't that messy. There will be small pieces that break off from being handled, but it's not a dusty source of home heating. If you're concerned about black mess from coal on the floor, place a piece of heavy plastic down before it's delivered.
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There are a few of them but hardly any in my country and lots of them I think in Japan. They are meant to save petrol.
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That would be extremely annoying. Plus starting the car off and on again repetitively could cause excessive wear to the battery, alternator or the actual engine itself.
But well yeah look I can see how Japan is trying to save petrol and the economy, But we have a car here (one that my older sister owns) and what it features is that when you are at a traffic light, the car goes into neutral mode (but the engine is still running) it's very quiet, that you would think the car is turned off. But when the green light flashes back on, you press the accelerator and the car boostes up and drives off as if it was on the entire time. You don't need to turn it on or off, nothing like that. I think that is what Japan should look into.00|00|0
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They say, to get something you've never had, you have to do something you've never done. I've never been into sending nudes to guys, but i've been dating someone overseas for the past two years, its casual, but i'd like more. I dont believe our situationship is purely based on sex, but i feel i need to try something I've not done before. Although i am a bit of a prude. Im not talking full on porno pics, just semi nude suggestive... So Is it a good idea or not? Will he just see me as a sexual object?
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some thing sexy is never a bad thing, you dont have to show everything you can just do something erotic and creative. full nudes aren't that sexy anyway.11|00|0
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Human Recognition Systems was awarded the Intellect Innovation Award at the recent Software Satisfaction Awards 2012 in London.
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An effort to restore native aquatic vegetation to a popular fishery and construction of a live release boat are two projects that are coming to fruition from grant funds provided by the National Fish and Wildlife Foundation and BASS Conservation "More Fish Partnership Fund."
The Seven Coves Bass Club located near Lake Conroe Texas has been awarded a $34,015 grant to help fund the club's Lake Conroe Native Plant Nursery and Habitat Restoration Program.
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During the presidential campaign, President-elect Donald Trump promised to repeal and replace the Affordable Care Act, also known as "Obamacare." But undoing the law and creating a new one may be more difficult than his campaign rhetoric suggested. Judy Woodruff speaks with President Obama's Secretary of Health and Human Services Sylvia Burwell about the future of the health care law. Continue reading
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Sylvia Mathews Burwell, President Obama's nominee for Secretary of Health and Human Services, received compliments from both sides of the aisle when she faced a Senate panel Thursday. If confirmed, Burwell would succeed Kathleen Sebelius, whom Republicans have roundly criticized for the botched health care rollout. Hari Sreenivasan reports. Continue reading
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"Shadow People" is the common name for a strange phenomenon in which someone sees a disembodied shadow of a humanoid creature and feels an eerie, cold presence, often accompanied with a feeling of fear or despair. Shadow People have been seen and in fact photographed many times, and have several different appearances.
Some say that they are ghosts of the dead, while others say that they are a type of demon or alien. Some claim that they are simply hallucinations or illusions, or are actually the shadow of a real person that is simply not seen.
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This is a pretty good analysis of Tuesday's primaries because it lacks the breathlessness of other reports.
Nate Silver of fivethirtyeight.com doesn't feel the need to stick with the narrative of voter revolt when the facts don't fit. He comes up with a more-nuanced look at primaries that contained a little for both parties to like…and fear.


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Hey I.T guys.
Just wondering if any of you guys knew about using Google Language Tools as a proxy to bypass OpenDNS
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Oct 13, 2008 at 1:14 UTC
Thanks for bringing this to our attention. I suppose this is also a good test to run against your content filter.
Oct 15, 2008 at 10:55 UTC
I can confirm this. Good looking out Nathan!
Oct 16, 2008 at 8:28 UTC
Okay so I Just found out that, if you type the IP address of a website into the URL bar the site will open.
I need some help with how to block this, any ideas?
Oct 25, 2008 at 9:59 UTC
I know the Untangle Web Filter has an option to block sites that use IP instead of domain/hostname. I'm not sure how you would do it with OpenDNS.
Oct 27, 2008 at 8:10 UTC
The amin problem trying to use OpenDNS to block the website using an IP address is that you already have the IP. The computer won't try to look it up via OpenDNS and thus won't get blocked.
I use OpenDNS and I like the content filtering system, but honestly I don't rely on it to be 100%. If I where really concearned about filtering I would run Untangle or some other blocking appliance.
Nov 12, 2008 at 3:39 UTC
My local dns severs point to opendns but users with local admin rights can change the local network dns settings by entering dns servers to use and therefore bypass opendns is there a way around this?
Jun 7, 2009 at 9:26 UTC
Niagara Technology Group (NTG) is an IT service provider.
Nathan: DNS is a hostname to IP address lookup service and nothing more. OpenDNS just keeps people from looking up IP addresses that you don't want them to look up. But they can always look them up at home even if you manage to block any way of researching them from the office.
To BLOCK traffic rather than to block lookups you must have a proxy of some sort in line between your users and the Internet. Then you can begin to really enforce things.
OpenDNS does an amazing job of stopping casual people and accidental misusage. You need something stronger to disuade determined malicious activity.
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Millennium Development Goals & Africa: Is There Any Hope?
Dire is still the situation in Africa
Somalia witnessing an ever-expanding famine whilst the rest of the Horn of Africa continue to look to the skies for any form of precipitation.
And though all major newspapers have ceased to cover the devastating 'stories' seen in the drought regions, the crisis is still monumental and still harrowing.
According to the Guardian, approximately 12 million people are being affected by the drought, with 3.5 million people in Somalia alone requiring food assistance.
Despite the money raised – around $1.1 billion so far, $1.3 billion short of what the UN require for the Horn of Africa – and aid provided, carcasses of livestock, some 90% in certain areas of Somalia, are being piled up and disposed of; families are still travelling from the harsh regions of Bakool and Mogadishu, as well as the eastern borders of Ethiopia, by foot, to places other than what they left behind in the hopes of stumbling upon enough water to soak their lips.
No amount of contribution from sympathetic nations, nor the bottomless wallets of compassionate individuals, appears to bring the relief that these people so desperately seek.
With the deadline to the Millennium Development Goals (MDGs) fast approaching it is difficult to predict what the fate of the drought-affected will be.
The MDGs, a set of 8 Goals, were set by the UN in 2000 in the hopes of alleviating poverty and bring about a more egalitarian distribution of wealth and opportunity across the hemispheres.
Throughout the years the progress on each MDG is monitored; unfortunately, more often than not, Africa has remained to be a high alert continent with slow progression in some targets like the enrolment of children in primary education and HIV prevalence.
According to the 2010 report progression in MDG7 – specifically the proportion of population using improved drinking water sources – was somewhat visible in some of the urban regions of Sub-Saharan Africa. This advancement, and rightfully so, was viewed as a great step in the right direction, especially in light of the social and political turbulences some countries experience when handling and distributing such basic resources.
And yet, this small step forward appears not at all significant now in the giant leaps the Horn of Africa has taken backwards in 2011.
In July 2011 the General Assembly of UN gathered, against the backdrop of the droughts, to address the rights to safe drinking water; aside from a call for more aid, many of the country leaders had no alternative form of resolution that could be quickly presented to the African masses.
Representative from Djibouti, Roble Olhaye, stressed with "[only] a few years from the 2015 Millennium Development Goal deadline to halve the number of people without drinking water and sanitation, it [is] inconceivable to bridge that gap without major actions by States".
So what is the best line of action? How can one bring about thick grey clouds? What is the solution for the water- and food-deprived souls?
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In the video I also show you a neat trick to keeping your chain from twisting when you connect to form a large ring. How ironic that I show you how not to twist a chain in a video about a shawl with a twist in it!
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Outsiders: media regulation, privacy and politics
This week's panel considered the UK's Leveson Inquiry and our own Finkelstein Report and Convergence Review.
How do we find a compromise between media freedom and privacy protection?
And as parliament draws to a close for 2012, the Outsiders look forward.
With an election due next year, can we expect more parliamentary excitement like this week's confrontation between the PM and the opposition leader?
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- Editor-at-Large of The Canberra Times.
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- Freelance journalist, author and Director of the Centre for Advanced Journalism at the University of Melbourne
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- As it happened: ABC News on the bitter end to the Parliamentary year
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PHILADELPHIA - In front of a season-high crowd of 2,408, the University of Pennsylvania women's basketball team couldn't hold off a second half surge by Drexel as the Dragons went on to a 62-52 win at The Palestra on Friday afternoon.
With the loss to its cross-city rival, Penn dropped its first game in nearly three weeks, falling to 2-7. Drexel improved to 4-4 on the year.
Penn led for much of the first half and by as many as eight points in the closing minutes of the first. It took the Quakers some time to shake off the rust of a 12-day break, but when sophomore Erin Power started the scoring for the Quakers three minutes in, Penn rattled off 10 of the game's next 12 points. Capped by another Power layup, the Quakers led 10-6 at the 13:53 mark.
Behind senior Carrie Biemer, who scored in double digits for the 22nd straight game, Penn did not trail again for the rest of the half. Biemer had 13 of her game-high 22 points in the first half as the Red and Blue shot over 54 percent from the floor in the first half. Biemer was 5-of-8, and junior Sarah Bucar was 4-of-6, while Power made good on both of her attempts.
Penn had a season-high 32 first half points - with 10 assists on 13 baskets - and took a 32-28 lead into the locker room.
However, it wasthe defensive pressure that kept the Quakers in the game in the second half as the offense fell into an extended drought. Bucar's three-pointer from the top of the key was the first basket of the half for the Quakers with 9:58 left in the game. During that time, Drexel was able to take over the lead and with the 21-1 run, they held a 45-33 advantage.
Bucar's threewas squeezed between two Biemer free throws and a layup by freshman Tyler Cumbo. Cumbo's basket came after Power and the full court press forced a steal and got the Quakers back to within five at 45-40 with 9:36 to go.
Unfazed, Drexel scored six straight and led by 11 with just over five minutes remaining. Though the Quakers chipped the lead down to six and had a chance to make it a one-possession game with 1:30 left in the game, the Dragons held on.The nation's leading scorer, Gabriela Marginean made seven of her eight free throw attempts to put the game out of reach. Prior to the late-game free throws, Penn held Marginean nearly 15 points under her season average.
In the end, theQuakers dropped their first game in regulation this month and fell for just the first time at home since Nov. 25.
The Quakers have an another 12-day break before its next game when they travel to New York, N.Y. on New Years Eve to take on St. Francis (N.Y.) at 7 p.m.
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