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Knicks vs. Pacers Game 4 Pick
INDIANAPOLIS, IN (ATS Consultants) – Will the Pacers build a sizeable lead in their playoff series against the Knicks when the two teams meet for Game 4 tonight at 7:00PM ET?
View Current 2013 NBA Finals Odds
ODDS: Oddsmakers from online sports book Bovada.lv, the Pacers are 5.5-point favorites over the Knicks, while the over/under total is currently sitting at 179.5 points. Indiana currently has a two-games-to-one lead in this series.
LINE MOVEMENT: The Knicks opened as 5-point road underdog but the spread has been bet up to 5.5 at most online and Vegas sports books, while the total opened at 181 and has dropped to 179.5 at some books.
PUBLIC BETTING: Of the current wagers placed on tonight's game, 56% of NBA public bettors currently favor the Knicks. This information is subject to change, however, so make sure you click on the link provided to get the most updated public betting numbers.
NBA FREE PICK: Take Indiana. According to latest NBA trends, Dog is 1-4 ATS last 5 in series. Pacers are 4-0 ATS last 4 at home and 13-5 ATS last 18 Tuesday games. The Pacers don't want to go back to New York with the series tied, thus losing home court advantage. The Knicks are becoming a dysfunctional unit as Tyson Chandler is criticizing some of his teammates for not passing to open men. Apparently, one of the players was Carmelo Anthony, who shot 6-of-16 from the field in Game 3. The truth hurts but the real issue is Indiana and their defense, They held New York to just 71 points in Game 3 and outrebounded New York, 53-40. Paul George, an erratic shooter, has been sterling defensively, while Roy Hibbert patrols the middle at 7-foot-2 and is dominating Chandler. J.R. Smith and Iman Shumpert have also missed practice time due to illness. It couldn't come at a worse time. Pacers move on to Game 5 up 3-1 and cover the 5.
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Reflections on Orthodox Feminism
By Shani Berrin
Not only in our individual lives, but also as Orthodox feminists, most of us experience various periods of satisfaction, despair, hope and pride. At times, any of us may view our individual situations or emotions as purely personal: gratification for an advanced level of Jewish education; a sense of isolation in the inability to say Kaddish for a loved one; uncertainty about how to celebrate the birth of a daughter. These are indeed very personal feelings.
They also are much better understood and addressed within the larger context of Orthodox feminism. We may view ourselves and the status of Jewish women generally, as advancing two steps forward, one step back. The emergence of this publication is an exciting beginning, and a wonderful step forward. At the start of this new year, and in the initial issue o f JOFA Journal, I would like to wish all of us much success in awakening divine compassion and our own motivation. Let us pray that we may be blessed with a techila tova, a shana tova, and a g'mar chatima tova: a good beginning, a good year, and a good final seal.
Nitchadeshl Sbani L. Berrin is a Ph.D. candidate at New York University specializing in the field of Dead Sea Scrolls.
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Hi...please help me
I want to make labels for my quilts and need to buy some software that will do small fonts and to be able to arch the lettering. Have a top budget of about $500.
At the moment I use Embird but do not have the Font Engine package.
I have looked at Janome digitizing Jr v4, Brother PE Plus, Husqvarna 5D or just getting the Embird Font Engine
I am using Windows 7 so probably can't buy second hand as the software may not be compatible with my computer.
Doesn't matter what format the final design will be saved in as I can convert it with Embird if needs be.
So as you can see I need help because I haven't got a clue what I need or even if I am going down the right route
Really appreciate any help.


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Kevin Thomas scored 14 points and Murray State defeated Jacksonville State 63-56 on Thursday night.
The Gamecocks led 28-26 at halftime, before Murray State (8-8, 3-3 Ohio Valley Conference) went on a 6-2 run to take a 32-30 lead on a Thomas 3-pointer with 17:53 to play.
The two teams swapped leads throughout the rest of the game with Jacksonville State (8-7, 2-4) taking a 47-46 advantage with 7:42 to play on a Nick Murphy jump shot. Murray State's Tom Easley then scored six unanswered points, to give the Racers a 52-47 lead with 4 minutes left. The Gamecocks didn't lead the rest of the game.
Isacc Miles added 13 points and three blocks and Jeffery McClain chipped in 10 points for Murray State.
The Gamecocks were led by Brandon Crawford and Jeremy Bynum with 13 points each. Amadou Mbodji grabbed 10 rebounds.


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There's a new sock pattern in the works -- the Trestle Socks. Available in two separate yarn weights and needle sizes (fingering and sport; 2.75 mm and 3.25 mm,) wonderfully gender-spanning (socks for everyone!) and easily sized up (because everyone has an awful lot of feet and some are bound to be larger than others.) These socks were inspired by select railway architecture of Athens, GA which I had the opportunity to visit this past summer.
The sock in the picture up there is, perhaps unfortunately, not long for this world. I keep knitting, inspecting, ripping, knitting and re-working the pattern as I go along. The charts are finished (I think,) unless I go ahead and do something totally crazy-go-nuts on the foot. I'll keep you posted.
Those of you who are on the watch for the Piggy Mittens, take heart! The pattern is going to turn up at some point this weekend, in plenty of time for Christmas gifts. It could be up tomorrow before noon or at 11 pm EST on Sunday evening but it will be up within the next two days. Just to let you know. :)


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Hector O.wrote a review of Oakley Flak Jacket XLJ Replacement Lenses on September 26, 2008
Same experience but not that bad!!!
I received the right lens but mine were cut differently. The left lens was sitting right on my cheeck bone and the right was sitting above it. I thought I was going crazy, and the rep, thought that I was crazy also. But they shipped out another pair right away.
Overall, I got the right lens and they are in fine condition. Every good on getting your product to you right away.


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The waves breaking along the reefs at Tavarua are surrounded by some of our planet's most awe-inspiring imagery. It feels so grand in design, the perfect surf spots are just one element making up the completely surreal environment. From the time you wake up until you fall asleep, Cloudbreak sits on the distant horizon beckoning you out into the lineup. For this year's event, with little in the way of storm energy on the charts, we will likely be seeing average waves at Cloudbreak to start the waiting period. But there is still potential for something of merit to develop late.
When picking my Fantasy Surfer team for Fiji, I added a number of goofyfooters. From past experience, myself and every other goofy-footer on Tour would be licking our chops in anticipation of this event. The main advantage to being goofy at Cloudbreak is the ease at which you can narrowly escape through the doggy door exits at the end of the reef at a section called Shishkabobs. Below is my Fantasy Surfer team for Fiji.
Kelly Slater
Market Price: $12,500,000
What can appear to be completely random events to most, take on an entirely different meaning when seen through the eyes of the experienced. Kelly has experienced every nuance that a wave can exhibit at Cloudbreak. Returning to defend his 2013 victory, only the fear of disappointment and defeat in his campaign for a 12th world title can prevent him from reaching his unmatchable best in Fiji.
John Florence
Market Price: $6,750,000
Exhibiting an often raw and rough edge to his surfing during competition, John is suffering from a lack of consistency, with both himself and the ocean. Put him in a pulsing ocean with lots of options, however, and the current ASP ratings will serve no further bearing regarding future direction of young John.
Gabriel Medina
Market Price: $8,250,000
When freesurfing, Gabriel blows minds with his radical approach and consistency. When competing, Gabriel still blows minds with his radical approach and consistency. I remember when it was common to say, "It would be great if people competed like they were freesurfing"…someone was listening in South America.
Owen Wright
Market Price: $3,750,000
I get the feeling that Owen has just about found the level of comfort he needs to start dominating for years to come. An event win in Fiji is what he should be setting his aim for now.
Ace Buchan
Market Price: $5,000,000
It may be that Ace needs to turn off that big brain of his to regain the edge he once exhibited over his opponents in waves of consequence, especially tropical left reef passes. No matter the formula he uses to advance his position, Ace should have something nicely packaged and presentable to show us when the event begins.
C.J. Hobgood
Market Price: $6,500,000
Still without a main sponsor, C.J. is pissed, and he surfs better than any other goofyfooter on Tour at Cloudbreak. C.J. is heavy favorite in most any heat.
Fred Patacchia
Market Price: $4,750,000
This is Fred's chance to make noise. Loud, raucous sounds that deafen both opponents and naysayers alike. There's no better field fit for him to showcase his varied skill set than Cloudbreak.
Matt Wilkinson
Market Price: $3,500,000
A few years back Wilko was doing massive hacks at solid Cloudbreak and they left a mark on my memory that stick with me today. With solid wave choice, a couple head dips, and those hacks, he'd be capable of serious damage out there…if only it was that easy.
The waiting period for the Fiji Pro starts on Saturday. Click here to pick your Fantasy Surfer team now.


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|Yun Tae-Goo/The Weird
|Lee Byung-Hun
|Park Chang-Yi/The Bad
|Jung Woo-sung
|Park Do-Won/The Good
|Ryu Seung-su
|Yun Jae-mun
|Young-chang Song
|Kim Pan-joo
|Byung-ho Son
|Kim Pan-joo
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|Messenger for Kim Pan-joo
In 1930s Manchuria, an encounter on a train triggers an epic crusade for a treasure map, prompting a marathon chase in hot pursuit of the loot. Do-won, ``The Good'', is a bounty hunter, out to track down Chang-yee, ``The Bad'', a charismatic hit man attempting to steal the map from a military official. However, the ruthless Tae-goo puts a hitch in both their plans when he secures the map for himself.


text: Hello all... I'm kind of stalling on getting my next octo, but hopefully I'll have time for him pretty soon. I'll be ordering Tonmo's live shrimp for him, of course. This had me contemplating feeder tanks. I do have a 12 gal feeder tank now. But of course, ordering more shrimp means better bang for the buck. I have a 20 gal or so sump...is it a bad idea to use the sump as a feeder tank? I can imagine some drawbacks...a separate feeder tank also quarantines the live food from the main tank, as that population might be more likely to carry disease. Also, perhaps the octo would smell or otherwise somehow sense the shrimp in the sump (being the same system) and become determined to get in there somehow? Any ideas on this? It would be nice to be able to take on that many more shrimp in one order. rusty


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EARL BILL, of Sandusky. -
ALBERT A. BLISS, of Lorain. ..
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HENRY STANBERY, of Franklin.
FAR BOARD OF rtlUC WOHI,
DANIEL SE OUR, of Lucas,
BENJAMIN K C O N W A Y, of Scioto.
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SHERLOCK J. ANDREWS.ofCuyahoga,
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CHARLES C. CON VERS, of Muskingum,
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SIMEON NASH, of Gallia.
ALOXZO CUSHIWO, of Pallia.
ftT Excuse. We feel lhai an excuse is
duo from us for the non-appearance of our
. pnper Tor uvo weeks. The simple reason
is, wo had no pnper to print on. The Paper
Mill nt Gallipolis has usually supplied us,
but at this time is not making priming paper.
We were not advised of the fact uniil too
Into to remedy the matter. Wo hopo the
like will not soon occur again.
ffc"r Primart Elections Result. At
the present writing wc are without full re
turns. Enough however is known to war
rant us. in saying that Dr. Ackley is nornr
noted (or Representative. Mr. Branch for
Treasurer. .Mr. Paini: for Recorder, Col. A
DoNNALLT for Clerk. The others will re-
nuire a full count to determine between
Of ono thing thero is no doubt, we are
beitcn. We have no regrets to express for
oursolf or our friends, but will give the nom
inee a hearty and cordial support. To those
whu, forgetting the proprieties of social life.
in their unjust and criminal course towards
us, wc leave their own reflections they
have our sympathies in their weakness, and
our pity for iheir mendacity. All the regrets
we have ore that such means should succeed
in Meigs county, even for a lime.
We hope our friends will now bury their
disappointment, and give to Dr. Ackley as
Generous and hearty a support as they have
j "" given us, for we can assure them that he
had no part whatever in the disreputable
conduct to which we allude he is a highly
honorablo man of talent and intcgtity,and
a man whom wo consider it an honor to
support. . .
To our friends we return our grateful
thanks, and no man ever had warmer or
, P. S. Farther reports render certain the
nomination of Mr. Bradbury, for Sheriff,
$ Mr. Heceard, for Probato Judge, and Mr
Smith for Commissioner. ,
fttr Withdrawn. It is proper to state
here that Messrs. Harrison Downing, John
C. Bestow Sr., Stephen Titus and Anson In-
gels whose names were announced as can
dates before the Primary Election hnd with'
4 drawn, and it would have been announced)
. had a pnper been issued two weeks ago.
From an examination of the returns so far,
wo are inclined to the opinion that we had
also1 withdrawn. "Republics are ungrate-
Mr. Nasii. Tito nomination.of Mr.
Nash for Judge, in this District on Tuesday
List, has given unbounded satisfaction to the
People of this county. We feel safe in say
ing that ho is the best man for the post that
could bo found in the District, and that is
just what was wanted.
Mis competitors for the nomination cannot
but feel that it is do ordinary compliment to
ihciri to have so long disputed the field with
." him. To cither gentlemen wo could have
extended a coruiul support. Mr. Brown bus
g'von universal satisfaction on the bench
and is everywhere regarded us a man of
most cxeinplnry. character" and Reserving
"T ability. Mr. Nye is a young man of more
than ordinary promise in his profession, nn d
the support which he received is highly hon
orable to him.
. ftr Senator. The Senatorial Conven
tion at Gallipolis lust Friday, nominated
Alonzo Gushing, Esq., as the Whig candi-
' date lor Senator in this District. Mr. Cish
im U well known as a man of fine natural
Kiliiies. and popular manners. There Is
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no doubt of hia election. We have not yet
received the proceeding.
:03LEwis Anderbon, Esq., having de
clined the Democratic nomination for Sena
tor, Uiban B. Smith, Esq., of Meigs,, has
' been placed ypon the ticket, as will be seen
by referring to another coliim.
gr We are requested to give notico that
the next term of the Pomeroy Academy will
commence on Monday the Ifiiri of Sepieni-
ber. - -
gj. Rational Temninnce Corveniion
w;.s held at Saratoga, New York, August
20ib und 21st. Members worb present from
' fifteen States end from Canada. Their de
liberations were conducted with grent bar
monv, and a s f jreaolutiona passed, de
claring it tho right ami duty of a State to
urohibit ind drwroy all into icstitig liquors
kept to ssli as a beverage I '
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Prolate Judge M. Neckard , 250 -T.
Montague 36. " ' .. ' ,
Commi'Mionerw-Thos.Sm'ih 136 Abncr
Stout 105 Lcroy Jones 40 Jos. C.Day 1.
Recorder S. S. Paine 26611. Down
ing 25. V "
Returns arc not yet complete, but the gen
erat result may bo thus stated :
Kentucky. Powell (dem.) Is elected
Governor. by'about COO plurality, though his
vole Is less than when he run against Crit
tenden and was beaten over 8,000. Thomp
son ( W.) is elected Lieut Governor by 2 000
to 3,000. Cassius M. Clay receiving nearly
3,000 votes fur Governor. Congressional
delegation a tie. Legislature Whig in both
branches. -
Indiana. Two whigs are certainly elect
ed to Congress being a gain of one. ..
Tennessee. Trousdale (dem.) who was
elected Governor by 1390 majority In '49, is
now beaten by Campbell,..(W.) At least.
Campbell has gained more than 2,000 in the
counties heard from, on the whig vote of '49
There is a reported whig gain of two mem
bers of Congress, and us the Legislature is
also whig there will bo a gain of U.S. Sen
otor in place of Turney. Tumcy was
candidate for the Legislature, and beaten.
Alabama. Shields, Union candidate for
Governor is elected, beating tho present in'
Five Union men and two secessionists are
elected to Congress.
North Carolina . TJhe whigs ha ve elect
ed six Congressmen, and the locos three.
No whig candidates were run in the three
districts which have electeJ opposition mem
bers. ' . -
P. S. We have some teturnr from Ar
Kansas, but not enough to indicate the resu'
We 'suppose the democratic candidate flu
Congress is of course elected. Late des
patches claim the election of the Whig
Governor in Kentucky. Wo doubt it. Ten
nessoe has elected Campbell (W .) Uoverni r
and the legia'aiure is whig in both branches
the House by three majority, and the
Senate by seven.
A committee of gentlemen of Louisiana
and Mississippi, have issued a circular call
ing a convention of. Delegates from all th
States bordering on the Mississippi and Ohio,
to deliberate upon and concert snch meas
ures as will be likely speedily to influence
the construction of a system of railroads
connecting the Gulf States with those of the
west and north-west, and radiating through
all thn interior. It is proposed to hold th
convention at New Orleans, on the first
Monday in January next.
fjT M. Daguerre, the celebtated inventor
of tho daguerreotype, died a few weeks
since at Petit-Brie-sur-Marne, asmoll village
near Paris, in the 53d year of his age. He
commenced life as a scene painter for the
Parisian theatres, and distinguished himself
in his 'inc. He afterwards founded the di
orama in that city, which established him
firmly as an artist, but effected his pecuniary
ruin. He then gave himself up to the so
lution of the great problem of fixing the
images of the camera ob&cura. In this he
succeeded and gave to the world the art
known as the Drguerreotype. His funeral
was attended by nearly all the artists at
tached to the various theatres, and the prin
cipal literary and scientific notabilities.
Mr The potato crop Ui Western New
York has been entirely ruined by the rot.
Tho prospects for a fine crop were never
better, yet the blight fell upon it suddenly,
and the destruction has been unirersul and
total. Hundreds of acres were struck in a
day, and the destruction was as simultane
ous as it was complete.
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papers, uer runaway nusunnu, and warns
all the girls in the south and west to look
out for him. She describes him as aaving
a scar on the nose where she scratched him.
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read about, is described in the Eust India pa
pers, as having fallen near Bunngalore, in
a, .1 ftff .!
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big as pumpkins, and one was four feet by
OirThe San Francisco correspondent of
the Journal of Commerce, under date of
July 2 1 st, says that a cargo of ice hud or
rived there, and stowed in it were 150 bar
rels of "Baldwin" opp'es, nicely packed,
and each apple carefully enveloped in pa
per. Notwithstanding their perishing con
dition, flavor gone, and many of thum dc
cayed, and none that would keep sound i
tortnignt, iney reaauy lound putchasers at
630 per baarel in parcels of ten, or 135 pe
single barrel. They are retailed about ou
streets at 25 cents each for those that an
sound, the others, three or four for a qtiar
ter, according" to tho number of "specs."
0r-The diamonds worn by the March!
oness of Londonderry, at the Queen's cos
tume ball, were of the value of 150,000,
or $750,000! A walking treasury I
A number of human beings died thni day,
of starvation, in her Majesty's dominion i.
' Mr. Solomon, a mechanic of Cincinnati,
has invested an engine in which carbonic
acid gas takes the place of steam. . It is as
powerful and much cheaper ihnn steam gen
erated by thu orJinary means.
THK FIRE AlfSIIllLATOR,
.The "vapor which iscniitid from one oi
iht'SQ.Iutle machines is said to have, precise
ly thu same i ffvCt .ujw. &iine.4,haUs yro:
jtJ by n damp in a woii. rlame cannot
exist a second in this vapor ;.,utid yet it can
be breathed without tho slightest inconven
ience. Dickens, in his 'Household Words,'
evotea several pages to this invention.
We make tho following extract , from his
description of the burning of a house, got
up expressly to test the powers of the Anni-
hilator:"- V - ' -:;:rJ C-
'Mr. Phillips assured them that there was
no dunger, as he had perfect command over
the flames; at the time he requested the
company to observe that he had purposely
arranged that every disadvantage should be
against him. The house was full of com
bustible material the whoie building was
in a thorough draft, (it was indeed,) and
they would observe that the commencement
of the full force of the fire would be almost
immediate, and without any of the gradual
advances which were usual in almost all
conflagrations. Lastly, he called upon
them to take nolo that the fury of the flames
would he such that no life could exist near
them for a single instant.
Without further words, a lighted match
is applied to the tarred and turpentined
shavings that hang in the ground-floor of
he house. .
It sparkles blazes and in one moment
the lowef . room is full of flames. In the
next, they have risen to the floor above
they crackle, roar, beat about, springing up
to the roof, and darting out tongues and forks
to the right and leu of the building, while a
dense hot cloud of smoke, full of red (rag
menu of shavings and other embers, comes
floating and dancing over the heads ot the
assembled company. Every body has risen
from his seat ladies gentlemen, and now
all the visitors are crowding towards the
other end of tho building 1 The whole place
is hllcd with the roar ol the flames, the noise
of voices, hurrying feet, and rustling gar
ments and clouds of hot smoke !
But suddenly a man enters the building
from a side-door bearing a portable Fire An-
mhiiator ot tho size we have mentioned, he
Is followed by a second. The machines on
vomiting forth a dense white vapor. The
enter just within the doorway of the bluzing
house. A change instantly takes place in
the color and action of the flumes, as though
they grew pale in the presence ofthen mn
ter. They sink. There is nothing but
darkness and the dense white vapor coil
ing about in triumph. .
Sir John Franklin.-The Newburypon
Herald thinks that solicitude for the fate of
the bold searchers of Franklin is more ap
propriate at the present time, all hope ol
Franklin being found alive must be vain.
It says:
"Six or eight vessels have wintered in
some o(he bays or inlets which empty in
to Baffin's Bay, beyond the point where the
whale ships ever venture, and it wil be well
if other expeditions are not required to re
cover some of them. The American ves
sels, we fear, were not sufficiently well ap
pointed for the undertaking, and we fear
much for the salety of their crews. We
know nothing on earth which we should not
rather encounter than a winter in the ice on
board a small vessel, above latitude 70. It
requires n greater amount of courageous ef
fort than to lead a squadron on the bloodiest
field or battle the earth ever saw, for that
trial would be quickly over ; and there might
be excitement enough in the contest to cirry
one through it fearlessly. It is probable
that Franklin's vessels, which have now
been absent more than six years, succeeded
in the first or second season, in reaching
some point of the Arctic sea. which is sel
dom open, perhaps not oftener than once in
a generation, and here frozen in, where they
remained until they all perished by cold or
starvation. Not unlikely the vessel and
bodies of the men may be found hereafter,
and many thrilling, interesting memorials
found recorded in their journals by their side,
which the last of them no doubt kept as long
as me remained.
Gen. Cass. Charles Reemelin. of Cin
cinnati, in a sketch of a northern tour which
he is making, writes to the Enquirer of that
city, that Gen. Cass will be the L.F. nomi
nee for the presidency. He says :
"Gen. Cass cannot, in New York. New
Hampshire, or in Maine. The two lutiei he
might carry, out the run he could not.
Those who rely upon the "Union" excite
ment, trying to be kepi up by tho hard blow
ing of political speech makes, rely on a bio.
ken reed."
In speaking of thu question, Mr. R. says:
"The dt-mociatic party everywhere, etpe
cially up here, is returning to its old plat
form" of '36 und '40 and '44. Every dem
ocrat I have talked tviili, is willing to sub
scribe to tho great non-interference doctrine
in the domestic poncerns of every State, ev
ery territory , yes, not excluding the District
r ni in . . i
oi isoinmuiu. ail agree mat congress nits
no slavery or other domestic question to set
tle, and therefore, we will have no question
rbout it, and otiy man. who. north or s.jutli,
asks us to act when there is nothing to act
upon, and who tries to get us to legislate -ei
tner lor or against slavery, or to recognise
or repudiate tins or that institution of this or
thai locality, all begin tu regard as an in
terloper, who comes to sow discord."
Land Reform in Nebraska. Gen. Thos,
Jefferson Sutherland, an able and efficient
advocate of Land Reform in the United
Suites, is. now engaged in forming asso
ciuiions oi irdividtuls with a view to
plant them as a Co ony in the Territory of
Nebraska, where he prodoses shall bo car
ried out his principles of Land Limitation.
Cen. a. is understood already to have or
ganized several bands of emigrants, who
are soon tri make a settlement upon the pub
lie lands in Nebraska. In the success of his
schemes thecotintry will have demonstrated
to it the peculiar thrift and prosperity which
iiibj menu a people semea m a new territo
ry, without the blight which land specula
ion und claim -makers usually carry with
them. But we should like to see him go
lurtner and c mince Ins plan of colonization
into one more conformable to the progress
of the times, in associating each other more
closely than he seems to propose. We
think thai the peoplo would be yet more
prosperous and more happy. However, we
wish success o hisenter(irise. Kauooo(Ill)
irmunt. ..
, U ..j:
1 OCT Athens county gives over 250 major
ity in favor of another 1100.000 county sub
scription to the Cincinnati and Belpro Rail-
THK POMEROY COIf TENTIOBf. -La
-a Tuesday, Whia delofiaies.&um the
counties of Gallia. Meigs, Athens and Wash
ington, met in Convention at Pomeroy, tU
nominate a candidate to be supported at the
October election, as Jn'g In the third sub
division 6f the 7th Common Pless District.
The Convention organized by callino
Judge Barker, of Washington,' to preside,
assisted by V. B. Horton, of Meigs, Vice
resident; nd appointing A. J. Van Vorhes,
of Athens, Secretary., ferry, of Gallia,
Brown, of Mtias, Moore, of Athens, and
bwan, ol, Washington, were appointed a
committee on credentials and apDortlon-
menu This committee reported that Gallia
was entitled to 15 delegates, Meigs to 13,
Athens to 17, and Washington to 20. - The
report being adopted the Convention oro-
ceeded to ballot for a candidate' for Judge.
l ine ist oatiot stood, for w. 8. IN ye, or
av i . , h . .
i writ. . i i i m a.
w asnington, jeu, lor A . li. Brown, of Athens.
18, for Simeon Nash, of Gallia, 16. for
M. Heckard, of Meigs 1 1; 2d ballot. Nash
23, Brown 22, Nye 20. At this point the
Convention adjourned for dinner. At two
o'clock it re-assembled, and proceeded to
oatiot ine tntrd time, which resulted, Nash
24, Brown 21, Nye 20. The Convention
continued to ballot without any pne receiv'
ing the number ncCessarv to elect till the
21st ballot, which stood. Nash 35. Brown
18, Nye 9, and Simeon Nash, of Gallia
county, was declared nominated as the
Whig candidate fur Juqge for the counties
above named. The nomination was unan.
imously confirmed by tlm Convention. TIih
President closed the proceedings with a few
appropriate and pertinent remarks. Gain.
polit Journal.
Mr. Webster, in a late speech in Sym
cuse, IN. i ., said t
"It has so happenel that all. thf nublic
services which I have rendered in the world,
in my day and generation. hnvi been con
nected with the General Govern mem. 1
think 1 ought to makc'an exception. I was
ten days a member of Ari Maf.snchusetts
Legislature; (laughioi.) and I turned my
which I could useful in that position I
and, aftprnWff 'reflection, I introduced a bill ;
mini n uir ni aiUH- oi SOrPD COOU OIHcCl in
which, wiih- the, general Consent of both
tnk uiiik.yikn' I r i i I
houses ol me Legislimne passed into a law
and is iyw a law of the State which en
acts tntrf.u1 man in the fetate shall raich
trout irtoy other manner than with thoor- i
atnaryviiooK ano line, threat laughter.)
I. . Tl- ... . --. . .
With that exception, I never was connected
for an your, with any Siato Government in
my lifey.i : 1 never held any office high or
low, uauer any Mate Uovrmrm nt. Per
haps thin was by misfortune.
At the ago of thirty. I was in New Hamp
shire practicing law and had some clients.
I he Cavernor or that. Suite, John Tavlor
Oilman, thought thai a vouth and vouno
man, ns I was. L might be fit to be an attor
ney General of the State of New Hamn-
shire, and he nominated me toihe Council,
and the Council taking it into their deep
consideration, and not happening to be of
the same politics of tho Governor and my
self, voted three out of five, that I was not
competent. (Laughter.)
bo you see, gentlemen. I never gained
promotion in any State Government.
A Hot Spring. One of the members of
the Mexican Boundary Commission, writing
irom Santa Km, New. Mexico, to the'-Pro-
tidence Journal, thus describes a
discovered on the 2d May:
" Having heard of a remarkable 'hot
spring a few miles from our road, all that
were mounted determined to visit it, and on
leaving camp, struck off into the plain in a
straight direction for it. A ride of about five
miles brought us to the spoi, which wai in
dicated by a hill about 600 feet in circum
ference at its base, and about 30 or 40 feet
high, which was formed entirely by the de
posits made by the waters of the spring.
On the summit of this hill was a basin 20
feet in diameter, containing the hoi water,
the surface of which was six or eight feet
below the top of the basin. The tempera
ture of the water was found to be 125 de
grees, and of course so hot that ihe hand
could not -be borne in it. Dr. Webb col
lected the gas which bubbled up from tbe
bottom, and found it to be neither hvdrogen
or carbonic acid gas. His conclusion,
therefore, was thai ii wis purely atmosphe
ric air. The water was nlensani m ,1m
taste, and would be pnlaiable if cooled. At
one side of die hid a miuiII spring burst out,
and at a short distance Where it collected in
a pool, the 'water w.is cool enough to bathe
in, but even then it was Hterally a hot bath."
(KT The poiatoc rot tuts commenced in
Maine and Wisconsin, and is becoming very
severe in the vicinity 'of Cazenovin, New
York. A correspondent of ill - New York
Tribune gives his theory of the causo as
"Tho mischief is all done by on insect.
Let any person go and look ot the loaves
which begin to decay, ond he will find un
derside oi' the leaves plenty of small green
lice. They extract the juice from the leaves
and the leaves dry up, and wither id ojmost
nothing, VV hen all the leaves are u'oad. the
insecu are all dead and gone also. The po
tutoo. being thus despoiled of the foliage be-
ore ii is ripe, rots ana dies, i ms is ine
cause and the only causo of all the potato
rot. cet any person who is curious in ?ucb
thii.gs examine these insects with a niagni-fying-glass,
and bo will see how well they
are adapted to do their work."
Militia, Army, and Navy. The en
rolled militia of the United States numbers
2,006 068 men or an average of over 60.000
to each State. Pennsylvania hat tho largest
number, 276.070. and Delaware the smal
lest, 9.229. The regular army, as at pres
ent established by law, should be 12,326, of.
fleers and pnvatts, though from desertions,
sickness, dc, the effective force is supposed
to be less than 9,000 men in all. The navy
consists of 7 ships of the line, 12 frigates,
27 sloops, brigs and -schooners, 14 steam
frigates ard steamers, and 5 store ships.
The total number of officers and men of all
descriptions, 8,415. v...
' Christian Religion in China." The
Annals of the Propagation of tho Faith,"
stales that the Emperor of China has issued
a decree by which the free exercise yf the
Christian Religion is permitted' throughout
the whole extent, of the Chinese .Empire.
This movement j ascribed. to 'he circum
stance that the EmperOr wai educated by i
Christian lady In whom hit father lad great
confidence. : ,
I have been but two days wholly tmonit
(he Germans, but 1 ' had previously met
many of them in England, Italy and Switz
erland. They are seen to the best advan
tage at home. Their uniform courtesy
(save in the detestable habft of smoking
where others cannot help being annoyed by
their fumes) indicates not merely good na
ture but genuine kindness of heart. . f have
not seen a Oerman outselling or scolding
any where , in Europo. The deference of
members of the sarnie family to etch other's
happiness hi cars, hotels and steamboats,
has that quiet, unconscious manner which
distinguishes a habit from holiday orna
ment. The entire absence of pretence, of
statellnesa, ol a desire to be thought a per
sonage and not a mere person, is scarcely
more universal n Switzerland than here.
But in fact I have found Aristocracy a chron
ic disease nowhere but in Great Britain. In
France, there is absolutely nothing of it ;
there are monarchists in that country mon
archists from tradition, from conviction,
from policy, ot from class interest but of
aristocracy scarcely a trace is left. Your
Parts boot-black will make you a low bow
in acknowledgement of a franc, but he has
not a irrce ot the abjectness of a London
waiter, and would evidently decline the hon
or of being staked by a Duke. In Italy,
there is little manhood but no class-worship;
her millions or beggars will not abase them
selves one whit lower before a Prince than
b"fir any ohh else from whom they hop?
to worm a copper. Tho Swiss ar freemen
and wear the (net unconsciously but pal pa.
bly on their brows and beaming from their
eyes. The Germans submit passively to
arbitrary power which iheV see not how sue'
cessfully to resist, but . they render to' rank
or ciiur ity no more homage than is neces
sary their souls ore still free. And their
manners evince a simplicity and frankness
might shame or at least instruct
An.ericu. On the Rhine", the steamboats ore
so sninll and shabby, - without state-rooms.
berth-rooms, or evert an upper deck that
the passengers are necessarily at nil limes
under each oilier s observation, and as the
ure is high, and twice as much in the main
ns mt' forward cabin, it may be fairly pre
"timed ilint among those who pay the high
r hni-rr nvti riit-to gt i ha nrtrnat olucooe.
i i itink'j m noiio Mt nip wjj iv.ni vingocn'
no mere laborers for wages. Yet in vthis
main cabin well dressed young ladies would
take out their home preptned dinner and eat
il 01 l',eir "tt n "on" ,'rn'' without seeking the
. .. 1 .
company ant countenance ol others, or
troubling themselves to see who wasobserv
ing. A Lowell factory girl would considt
ibis entirely nut of character, and a New
York miliinci would be shocked at the idea
of it.
The Germans are a patient, long-suff r
Ing race UI iheir Tortv millions outsidi
Austria, probablv less than an eighth at all
approve or even aequiesee in ihe despoiic
policy in which their rulers are leagued, and
which has rendered Germany for the pres'
ert a mere out post of Russia an uufinished
Po'und. These people are intelligent as
well as brave they see and feel, vet endure
and forbear. Perhaps their course is wiser
than that which hot impatience would
prompt nay, I believe it is. If thev ca
patiently suffer without losing heart until
trance shall have extricated hersolf irom
the toils of her treacherous misrulers, they
may then resume their rights almost without
a blow, And whenever a new 1848 shall
dawn upon them, they will- have learned lo
improve its opportunities and avoid ka weak
ness and blunders. Heaven' speed Its a us
picious coming ! Greeley11 ' Letter t in Trib
A Paris paper gives the following account
of a new flying machine:
At five minutes post four, three persons
got out of a cab. who proved to be M. d'Ar
ville and his two mechanics. His machine
with the wings was placed on the lop of the
carriage in two oak-wood boxes, After a
brief and friendly salutation, M. d'Arville
proceeded U unpack his instrument, the
several pieces of which were adjusted in less
than six minutes. He said to us, then:
"Gentlemen. I am about to make an experi
ment; do not be frightened nt what you may
see, hut suffer mo to remain master of my
own movements, without remarks." After
placing himse'f upon his folding-chair, (the
French term is fai,)hesaid, "I'm ready."
and immediately placing his feet on pedals
Nos. I and 6, raised himself majestically
into the air, in a perpendicular line. He
was furnished with n long packed-thread of
about one nundred metres, at the end ol
which he had tied a small leaden weight;
and in two iniautcs he was three hundred
feet above our heads.
Nothing could depict the astonishment,
or rather ihe terror, of all of us; i!iou shouts
and bravos broke forth, which were abso
lutely frantic. M. d'Arville, by thi- aid of
a speaking trumpet, then called to us, "I'm
going to make an oblique flight, and then a
continuous one." When, by a change of
the pedals, he directed himsell just as he
wished, without aid and eppuremly without
tho leasi danger.
After having run over a space about as
large as the Champ-de-Mors. M.uArville
let himself down at our feel, taking no more
time in .the descent than a sheet of paper
would take, it thrown Irom a window on i
culm day. ' , , ' .
The journalists of Paris express them
selves more than eatisfied with the expert
ment, and evidently write as if they con
sidered the art of flying no longer a problem.
The Weather and Cropjs. The cen
tral and eastern portions of the State have
been ol late, suffering from drouth, which
has injured tho corn crop seriously in some
places. The ravages of the poiatoe bug are
quito extensive. I he general report is that
the poiatoe crop promises wejl. We hear
of rot occasionally, but thus far the com
plaint is not general ; in many localities
they are pronounced exceedingly fine, and
it will be on era when we can get back to
the good old time, of sound potatoes. The
wheat crop in some portions of the west is
evidently a failure, especially in portions of
Indiana ami Wisconsin, j-run Is scarce,
except along the lake shore, and even there
apples are not very plenty. We hope ihey
will allow us to look upon some of their
good things at the State Fair Ohio Cul.
OCT The latest from Utah is to the 1st of
July. There had been no rain for six weeks,
yet vegetation was not suffering mueh.
Trade very dull, not money enough in the
country to buy the goods coming in. The
Indiana have stolen many cattle and horses.
Nut much emigration to California this year
through the Utah, territory. ' The ruins of
en aucivntcity hav been discovered, with
remains of earthenware, arrow-heads, burnt
rick, crucibles, flint stones, &o. The ru-
f were two miles long und ono widi).'
Highly Important from Cuba
ccm f Lwpez Defeat audi Desufe
f Gen. Enastf Anticipated Cap
tmr f Havana! f .: -
New Yoes, Sept. f.
The following highly important dispatch
was received from the Editor of the Sea
A Morning News, last night:
Savannah, September 1st 11 o'clock,
M. The schooner "."Merchant" arri ved
here to-day with intensely interesting and
highly encouraging news for the Patriots.
Since the . 13th ultimo, Lopez and his army
has encountered the Spaniards in several
contests, in all of which the latter had bees
deleated with a heavy loss. Un the 17th a
battle occurred in which Geoeral Enna,
Commandar-in-Chief of the Government
forces, was killed, together with a large num
ber of officers and men. &
Lopez is now marching upon Havana at
the head of an army of 1500 or 2000 men.
which is daily receiving large accessions
from the surrounding country. The Span
ish troops are completely discouraaed by
the frequent reverses which they have sus
tained. Gen. Enna was buried with great
pomp at Havana, on the 20th. Tho great
est excitement and consternation prevails
in that city, aa there were only 700 of the
troops there, - who cbuld offer 'but a feeble
resistance. !
Baltimore, September 1.
We have our mail from New Orleans to
night, having the latest intelligence. The
Picayune of the 24th ult: says, the Cuban
I iberators, of whom there are a large num
ber, have given the whole direction and
management of their affairs, in hands o
Gen. Felix Houston, who, in carrying out
their views, will take care not lo violate the
laws of this country. The TTaiAingon
Telegraph says that arrangements have
been made in the United States, for landing
5000 men in Cuba, in a short time under the
command of a distinguished leader, adding
that it could give all the details of the pro
ject, it politic I he ship Columbia, from
New York, which airived at Charleston on
Thursday, encountered a severe gale, du
ring which Mr. Kelly, chief mate, was
knocked overboard and drowned. Several
Hungarians left Montgomery, Alabama, on
Monday, to join Gen. Lopez.
Washington, Sepi. 2.
-The Secretary of the Treasury yeiter
day received dispatches from the Collector
at New Orleans stating that 2000 men were
waiting to embark for Cuba. The Collector
was informed in rep'y thai should these
men embark certain officers of the United
States at New Orleans would be held re
The Republic of this morning states that
the American Consul at Havana, after call
ing upon the Captain-General, complaining
of the firing upon the Falcon, the latter ex
pressed regret at the occurrence, and said
should not again occur. That it probably
happened because the Spanish vessel had
new commander who had recently come to
Havana, and did not know the Falcon.
Thomaston, Me., Aug. 29.
. The brig Grecian, Captain Gilchrist, ar
rived to-day from Savannah with the loss
of all her officers and crew, of yellow fe
ver. The Captain, the only survivor, was
alone with the crew five days, steering, cook
ing, dzc. . The vessel was also struck by
The following are the provisions forming
part of ihe new Constitution of Indiana
which were submitted to a separate vote
the recent election, and adopted as a part of
the instrument by a large majority:
Sec 1. No negro or mulatto shall come
into or seule in this State after the adoption
of this Jonstiiuiion.
' Sue. 2. All contracts made with any ne
gro or mulatto coming into this State con
trary to the foregoing section, shall be void;
and all persons who shall employ or other
wise encourage such negro or mulatto to
remain in the Stale, shall be fined in any
sum not less than ten dollars nor more than
five hundred dollars. -.
Sec. 3. All fines which may be collect
ed for a violation of the provisions of this
article, or any law which may hereafter bo
passed for the purpose of carrying the same
into execution, shall be set spun and appro
priated for the colonization of such negroes
and mulattoes. and their descendants, as
may be in the State at the adoption of this
Constitution, and may be willing to emigrate.
Sec. 4. The General Assembly shall
pass laws to carry out the provisions of this
Oregon Items We have Oregon papers
lo June 19th. .
- The Immigration by water this year is
Gold diggings have been discovered in
Oregon, and the miners are doing well.
. Steamers are multiplying on all navigable
A new saw-mill near a valuable pinery
will be started in a few day, and the best of
pi no lumber furnished.
The annual June rise in the Columbia
was just occurring, ond that river had risen
several feel.
The papers are urging the rccutting of the
Immigrant road across the mountains, as it
-.l l-J 1 . l I
is DiucKea up oy lonan iimuor. -
A band of miners, returning to the Willa
mette Valley, had been attacked by a large
bond of Indians. The Indians were repulsed
with the loss of their chief and five or six
men. Gen. Lane and Gov. Gainea had both
repaired to the aeal of wnr. - .
Trouble is apprehended from the Snake
A Large County. The county of Los
Angelos in Colifornia extendi to the Colora
do, a distance of nearly three hundred miles
from the county seal. In square miles this
county is larger than ihj States or Massa
chusetts and Rhode Island combined, j .
Gen. Cass is s? id id be suffering from a
severe attack of fever and ogttc. ,'
' Notice.'' -N'- ,
The Free Democracy of Meigs county .
ill meet in Convention at Rutland, on
'hursdoy, the hh day of Sepiembir, at
10 o'clock, to make their usual county nom
inations fur ihe Fall Elections and transact
other important business. " " .
There will also be a Convention compil
ed of Delegates from, the counties of Meigs,
Gallia, Lawrence and Vinton, at tho same
time and place, to nominate a State Senator
Also, a Convention to nominate a Judge
for the District composed of the counties of
Athens, Meigs, Gallia" and Washington. :
By order of the Central Committee.
' M. G. TUCKERMAN, Sec'y.
Democratic Ticket.
Senator, '
HIRAM B. SMITH, of Meigs County.
WILLIAM ALEXANDER, of Letart.
' Probate Judge.
WILLIAM McABOY, of Salisbury .
Clerk of Court, ; '
EDWARD A. HILL, of Salisbury.
WAKEMAN SHERWOOD, of Chester.
. v GEORGE LEE, 6f Salisbury. :
GEORGE DUSKEY.of Suttwi.
LEVERETT S. CKOFOOT, of Salisbury.
On th 2d inst.,by the Rev. R, "Wilkinson, Mr.
Samukl Stxtisi to Miss Jans SwMNS(m,--al
of Meigs county.
rSICCS PAID FOR TH1 WICK IT W. JOACHIM, BUTCHER
Beef Cattle, No. 1 , gross weight, $ 1 .50.
Hogs, f 3.873.00
Sheep,' , . 1.37al.50
Veal, 12.00
Coal Property for Sale
rrtHE SUBSCRIBER offers to sell his coal-lot
B ' lying adjoining the corporation line of the
town of Pomeroy, one-half mile from the mouth
of Kerr's run. Said lot comprises about 20 acres,
of which 16 acres are solid coal j plenty of tim
ber and stone, it is a good lot tor salt works,
and there is room for fifty salt wells. The Athena
road runs directly through it. The Coal land
can be bought for from SO to 76 dollars ner acre.;
There is good road and landing at tha river, A
bargain given if application be made anon. -
Pomeroy, Sept. 9, 1861. n46tf ' .
Pomeroy Select School.
ri MIE NEXT TERMOP THIS SCHOOL WILL
J commence on Momdat, the 8th day of Sep
tember next
Tuition per Quarter:
Reading, Writing, Elementary Geography
and Mental Arithmetic, - - - 83 00
Arithmetic, Geography, Grammar, Philos
ophy, Chemistry and Elementary Al
gebra, - - .... . 4 00
Book Keeping by Double Entry, Botany,
Astronomy, Ancient Geography and His
tory, Physiology and Geology, - 4 60
Rhetoric, Logic, Higher Mathematics and
the Greek and Latin Languages, - - 6 00
JAMES M. EVANS, Teacher.
Pomeroy, August 26, 1881. i. "--'
COPPER WORK I t
T Engine Builders and. olh'rs uii-rig
Copper Work.
WE are prepared to manufactuie upon the
shortest notice and in the best manner
all kinds of Copper Work at Cincinnati prices,
RcnscNCES McAboy & Cutler, J. C. Depew,
R. C. Grant, Pomeroy; Mr. Jones, Middlenort;
Capt. Cooley, of steamlioat Ohio.
i SMITH & THOMPSON.
Pomeroy, August 26, 1861.
McINTOSH'S BALSAM Indian Squaw Root.
Said to be the best medicine ever offered to
the world for diseases of the lunge, chest or
stomach. .
Also Mcintosh's Cherry Cordial. Warranted
to cure Diarrhtta or Dysentery. For sale by
H. B. SMITH, Agent.
Ctrushcd Sugar. One Tierce for sale by
Rock Salt 24 bags fine ground for sale by
( hoeolate,Currants, Cheese, Chalk
waiting, ink, Washboards, etc., at
Putty constantly o hand and for sale by
HAVING finished the Book, we shall now turn
our attention entirely to the manufacture of
all kinds of
Saddles, Harness, Trunks, Saddle
Haas, Whins.
pOr, in fact everything that is kept in a Saddler's
nop, inuntsauuieoown to pump sucker. Hav
ing been selling work for some time for the profit
of it, we now intend to sell for tbe fun of it.
Call and see us whether you want to buy or not,
for I am always at home on the west side of Court
street, one door above Reed Brotner's.
January 9. 1861. L. S. CKOFOOT. '
it. Regular Pomeroy and
y'Srfcffrf Portsmouth Semi-Weekly
aiMMMMja Packet VThe Steamer
"JOHN BRL'BAKER, mt, will make semi
weekly trips between Poiner&v and Portsmouth.
Leaves Pomeroy every Monday and Thursday,
at 7, o'clock, A. M.
Leaves Portsmouth every Tuesday and Friday,
at 10 o'clock, A. M.
tT The REVEILLE having been pure Based and
fitted up expressly for the Pomeroy and PorUTOWlltl
trade, will run regularly, leaving promptly at thu
above hours. All business entrusted to thin Hn.t
will receiva particular attention.
Pomeroy, August 26, 1861 m2. .
Sale of Lands in Partition.
BY virtue of aa order of the June term, 1861,
of the Court of Common pleas of Washing
ton county, Ohio, in a suit in partition of Wal
ter R. Danforth and others, against Charles F.
Tillinghast and others, I shall offer for sale at
the door of the Court house in Marietta, on Sat
urday the 4th day of October, 1861, between the
hours of 10 o'clock A. M and 12 o'clock, M.
the following described real estate vis: Town lot
No. 4S, in Marietta, appraised at 8)100. 3 acre
lot No. 1000, in range 8, towu 3, section 81, in
Washington county. Appraised at $50. 8 acre,
lot No. 147, in range 8, town 2, scotiun 81, in
Washington county, appraised at 1320. 160 acre
lot No. 1089 in range 11, town 8, sections 17 and
23 in Washington county. Appraised at 1640,
100 acre lot no 722, in range 16, town 1, settiona
23 and 28 in Lawrence county, appraised at
1600. (40 acre lot, No. 26, in range 11, town
2, section 26, in Meigs county.. Appraised at
1144. 262 acre lot, No. 25, in range 11, town
3, section 20, in Meigs county appraised at 1624,
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Hi there, yes, I think it does. I have gotten some definite effects from the use of pheros. You can get a free $25 gift voucher, if you give us some more details. See the thread "how do I qualify for a $25 gift voucher" at the top of this section of the forums, for how to get it. That will get you a couple of to-go bottles to try things out, for free.
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Hi and welcome to the forum, gjohnson123!
In answer to your question, yes it does work. Different things work for different people in different situations, not everything works for everybody all the time.
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HI,Happy new year and welcome to the boards.These products to work and as you can see with a little reading there are thousands of members who report there findings daily on multipule products.There are several products and each product have given different results in different situations.Tell us a little more about your self and what you would like to achive with mones and we can make some recomondations for you.
Just remember that everyones body and body chemestry is different and will react and get different reactions.With some similarities.
BUt the more information you can give about yourself Age,Weight,Sex,Location,Personality the better help you ! again thanks and welcome!
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The stuff does work, but it's not really a black and white case. We are dealing with humans. Doctors "practice" medicine because it is not an exact science. You can give one medicine to 2 separate people and they can have different reactions to it. Pheromones are biological indicators that can convey moods or feeling to other people. Will all people have the same reaction to pheromones? Probably not. Then the next question of working is how do you define working? Do you expect to put it on and have girls fighting over you trying to rip your cloths off? The reactions to pheromones are much more subtle than that, usually. The pheromones induce moods and feelings; how the people act on that varies person to person. And, if they do induce these moods you can still screw it up. You need to be good with girls before using pheromones to be really able to appreciate what they do for you. They are not a magic fix to make you the ultimate ladies man. You still have to put a lot of work and preparation into you skills with the ladies. In short they work, but they are not magic. You need to know what they are and use them accordingly.
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Babe Walker, center of the universe, is a painstakingly manicured white girl with an expensive smoothie habit, a proclivity for Louboutins, a mysterious mother she's never met, and approximately 50 bajillion Twitter followers. But her "problems" have landed her in shopping rehab - that's what happens when you spend $246,893.50 in one afternoon at Barneys. Now she's decided to write her memoir, revealing the gut-wrenching hurdles she's had to overcome in order to be perfect in every way, every day. Hurdles such as:
In an Adderall-induced flash of inspiration, Babe Walker has managed to create one of the most enjoyable, unforgettable memoirs in years.
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"The epitome of the urban socialite you love to hate." (Time)
I loved this, I was literally laughing aloud. You want to hate her, you really do...but you just can't. Tastes a little like Mean Girls....fun listen!
"A romp in 6" Albino Crocodile Stuart Weitzmans!"
Tavia Gilbert is one of my favorite narrators. And her reading of White Girl Problems is the best I've heard yet. With only one exception (a Jamaican accent is *not* easy), her voicing of every character is outstanding and her pacing is spot on. The book is extremely funny. It gives you permission to laugh 'til you snort at how ludicrous some people can be. For Christmas this year I want Ms. Gilbert to voice-over every entry on the Babe Walker blog!
I am a huge Tavia Gilbert fan. When I discovered she narrated the book, I was curious so I listened to the 5 min sample. I laughed so hard until I cried. If you are interested in being cheered up, get this book. Tavia's comedy delivery is spot on flawless. I am a big fan of Babe Walker although I really love her alter ego Babette!
"Could not stop laughing. Total guilty pleasure."
The story was funny as hell and the actress reading it did a great job.
Yes, it was a total guilty pleasure. I mean, it's very chic and very LA, but also very relatable.
I thought it was hilarious.
Very funny. I was entertained the whole time. I hope there's a sequel!
"Okay, but not great"
While I enjoyed her certain sense of humor and could relate in many ways, having grown up in Orange County, California, the book seemed to wander without direction through her life. Some of the chapters are amusing, but the book, in general, dragged for me. It wasn't what I expected.
Yes, I would probably giver her another try.
There were some amusing incidents. I think the chapter with the sex partner/trainer was too much, I get the humor behind it, but it was just too much for me.
I think many people won't get the level of Babe's expectations and won't understand the daily excessive indulgences, which granted, aren't that over the top for those that actually live that type of lifestyle, especially in L.A. And that's where the humor lies....
"I was expecting more"
The whole story was predictable and a bit of a cliche. At times I felt annoyed rather than entertained.
"love the voice of this book"
The voice of this book without narration is amazing. Babe Walker feels so real. I get the tongue-in-cheek idea of her but it still felt like everyone has struggles no matter their walk in life. I had several laugh-out-loud moments but more than that I felt myself rooting for her despite the fact that she was a complete narcissist with no basis in reality. I absolutely loved the choice of narrator as it felt like her voice was truly Babe Walker. I have taken to listening to books on audio as I no longer have time to read and was so happy with my choice. I am a writer as well and I'm pretty picky about what I read or in this case listen to. A friend felt I would love this and she was not wrong. I highly recommend this for anyone looking for a good read or listen that will entertain and make you have some feels.
"Hilarious, Clever, and totally a white girl book"
At first I was a little taken aback from the snooty attitude of the main character, babe, but as the story progresses I found her to be irresistible funny and witty. The story is of course the kind of over the top rich kid fantasy we all joke about, but it still brings back good messages of family and finding yourself. Lord this book, and will definitely continue to read the entire sequel.
"Completely without substance"
This book reads like a bad Anne Hathaway movie. It's mostly just a rich girl complaining and floundering in her indulgences and when you get to the end you're expecting her to learn some grand lesson about how people are more important than things but I guess the plot twist is that she doesn't? ... I would recommend this book to bitchy girls looking for a guide as to how to become more bitchy.
I found myself laughing out loud uncontrollably at different points in the book. Easy listening.
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Today, I shall tell you something. I will tell you who won the Night Buddies book! (see review of the book and an interview with the author HERE)
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Congratulations! I will email you for your mailing address.
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Lesvos is the third largest island (with 1639 square km and about 100.000 residents) in the Aegean Archipelago with Mitilini as Capital behind Crete and Evia. Lesvos is virtually unaffected by the mass tourism and Lesvos is the perfect place to visit for people who want to experience the real Greece. Lesvos is ideal for adventure if people are worried about not having enough to do. Lesvos is the perfect destination and is blessed with Award-winning beaches, traditional villages, more varieties of birds (birdwatchers) and lots of wildflowers then anywhere in Europe, pine forests, medieval castles, picturesque harbors with local cafes and inexpensive seafood restaurants, abundant fish, museums including two of the finest art museums in Greece. The Northern part of Lesvos is the most popular area with his picturesque Molivos village and is the most popular place to be without being spoiled.
Lesvos is famous for his petrified forest of Sigri and hot springs as many people go there for health / skin treatments and has the sunniest days in a year. The island has more than 13 million olive trees and the best quality of olive oil.
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Lesvos Island is extremely diverse and has not been overwhelmed by tourists as much as some other Islands in Greece have. On Lesvos you will find a wide range of towns, villages and areas which await your visit.
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CAPE TOWN -- As the final seconds ticked away at Green Point Stadium, two members of the Orange Nation hoisted a foil replica of the World Cup trophy -- painted orange, of course -- and planted a pair of big smooches on it.
Come Sunday, they can only hope their heroes from the Netherlands will be puckering up and doing the same to the real deal.
The Dutch will have their opportunity to do just that, all right, landing a spot in the World Cup title game for the first time in 32 years thanks to a 3-2 victory over a spunky Uruguay side here in Cape Town on Tuesday.
Their opponent will be determined Wednesday when the Germans and Spanish meet in the other semifinal in Durban. A Dutch-German matchup in the final would give the Netherlands a chance to avenge the 1974 title game in which Germany overcame an early 1-0 deficit to win the championship 2-1.
Should The Netherlands meet Spain at Soccer City on Sunday, it would be a meeting of two teams many consider to be the biggest underachievers in World Cup history, with neither side ever having won a World Cup despite sporting star-studded lineups over the years.
Either way, the storylines will be juicy, to say the least. Of course, the Dutch must now tackle an opponent that is bigger than just the squads from either Spain or Germany.
Now they must take on history.
They have been here before, standing just one victory away from soccer's ultimate prize. Back in 1974, they scored an early goal against the Germans only to see their fiercest rivals come back to post a 2-1 win in the championship game.
Four years later against host Argentina, a late goal brought the Dutch level at 1-1, a tie that was shortlived when the Argentines scored twice in extra time for the 3-1 triumph.
In his post-match press conference, manager Bert van Marwijk was asked about which team he would like to face in the final. Many Dutch supporters would prefer Germany, a meeting that would provide a stage for revenge for the heart-breaking loss suffered by Dutch superstar Johan Cruyff and his teammates in the title game almost four decades ago.
"I don't think vengeance has anything to do with it," Van Marwijk said. "It was a fantastic match against Germany (in '74). We lost but we should have won. It is interesting. I think overall Spain plays the best soccer. But I do think Germany has been the best at the tournament.
"Spain would be intriguing because we play the same style. But Germany would be interesting because of (1974)."
Van Marwijk has claimed throughout the tournament that this is is different Dutch team, one that does not flaunt "arrogance" after victories such as those before them have far too often.
In his mind, there will be no such swagger from his orange-clad side until after the title has been captured. At the same time, his players seem to be buying what their low-key manager is selling.
"If you really believe in something you can achieve it," he said. "I kept telling the players that. In the past, there has been a sense of complacency at times. We have worked hard to avoid that."
Maybe they have not exhibited the beauty of the so-called beautiful game all the time, preferring a ball-possession type style that sometimes sees them going backward instead of forward.
But somehow, some way, it seems to be working. Just ask Brazil, the pre-tournament co-favourites who were felled by the Dutch 2-1 in the quarterfinals on a pair of second-half goals by the underdogs in orange.
In Tuesday night's semifinal, there were some tense moments too, especially after Uruguay's Diego Forlan tied the game in the 41st minute to offset Giovanni Van Bronckhorst's opener in the 18th.
But goals by Wesley Sneijder and Arjen Robben four minutes apart in the second half gave the Dutch a two-goal cushion, one they would need when Uruguay scored in penalty time.
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I don't agree with the Lance Thomas comparison and think it shows how statistics can be misleading. (Plus you stacked the deck using Smith's career stats, not his 2010-11 Hornets stats.) Smith has a reliable jump shot Thomas will never have. Plus Smith is an athletic 7'0", four inches taller than Thomas. Smith clearly showed signs of ability last year: accurate jump shot, runs the floor, plays within system, very good athleticism for his size. As for his increase in PER, it's not unreasonable for a players' PER to improve with roster changes or increased minutes. Reshaping a team can play more to that players strengths, and increase his PER, if you see the strengths ahead of time.
Jason Smith's PER by season in his first three years - 10.74, 10.64, 10.84. I only used his whole career because each individual season was so similar to the others. I'll be the first to admit that you can't evaluate a player solely using his PER, but it's the best single evaluation tool that we have. Smith and Thomas' skill sets and height are indeed different, and I didn't mean to compare their style of play, merely their overall production and contributions to the team. I would pay a bit of a premium for '10-'11 Smith over '11-'12 Thomas because of Smith's height advantage, but apart from that, I'm not sure I would view the two much differently. I agree with your last assessment in regards to reshaping a team affecting a player's performance as well, but I would actually argue that last season's Hornets team may have been even more suited for Smith's strengths purely due to the pick-and-pop potential between he and Chris Paul. Even if I am wrong in that conjecture and this Smith's game is a better fit for this year's team, a jump in efficiency across the board as significant as his from '10-'11 to '11-'12 came largely out of nowhere.


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TESS VIGELAND:One option he may have is to visit a job fair. They're popping up all over the country for people who need help with resume-writing and figuring out what job might fit their skills. But even with all those fairs, the jobs are sparse and they don't generally promise riches.
In fact, as Lisa Napoli tells us, some of them don't pay at all.
Lisa Napoli: When you walk into the massive ballroom on the campus of UCLA for the Idealist.org career fair, there's a chart that helps you navigate the 80 non-profit groups that are recruiting here.
Green means they've got full-time work. Orange part-time. Purple's for internships.
Red is for volunteer positions.
Job-seeker Jose Gutierrez says he sees a whole lot of purple and red and not a lot of orange and green.
Jose Gutierrez: It doesn't seem there's too many opportunities.
Jose's been unemployed for five months. His last job was as an advocate for immigrants; before that he was a teacher in the Los Angeles schools. So a career fair focused on non-profit jobs was a tantalizing prospect, until he walked the floor.
Jose: It's like being so close but just so far.
Many of the experienced professionals who have come here today are like Jose. They figure if you've got to work for a living, you might as well do something meaningful with your time.
Jeremy Taback is a branding and marketing guy. And in this economic downturn that's left him without a full-time gig, he's had an awakening of a sort, about where he should be directing his energy these days.
Jeremy Taback: IF I'm going to work the way I work, I want to do something that's going to make some difference that's tangible to me.
But since he's not worked in the non-profit world before, Jeremy finds himself in a tricky spot.
Jeremy: Because I'm kind of in that tweener space of having some senior level experience and being new to this. I'm not ready to strap on the intern. I've got kids.
Working for free at a non-profit can be an excellent way to get a foot in the door and could lead to paying work down the line. Not to mention volunteering is a productive way to spend downtime during a job search.
Steven Joiner is director of the "Career Transitions Program" at Idealist.org. He says these fairs offer a good way for potential employees to shop for opportunities.
Steven Joiner: Everything we know about non-profits and HR hiring and organizational philosophy says that two hours -- one hour spent at a networking event and one hour conducting an informational interview -- will get you lightyears ahead of two hours of sending resumes out into cyberspace.
But these days, the math isn't adding up for job-seekers. Pamela Miller-Macias has been volunteering with the homeless for a few years now in her spare time. A few months ago, she lost her paying job in journalism. And that's given her a sense of urgency about her quest to find full-time work in the nonprofit world. Today, she's disillusioned:
PAMELA MILLER-MACIAS: I have a few years experience working with the homeless population in one-to-one situations, but not from the background of someone with social work.
Recruiter: Right now, I don't have any openings in that respect.
The agencies here that are recruiting for paying work say they're overwhelmed by the number of applications.
Jake Smith is a senior recruiter for Planned Parenthood in Los Angeles. He's looking to fill medical, clerical, and outreach jobs.
Jake Smith: The email inbox when we post a job is just blowing up. I mean, where you would typically expect 75 or less responses, say over the weekend if I put something up on the job sites. If I put something up on Friday, I'll get 500 responses perhaps.
Despite this, Jose Gutierrez is steeling himself to remain optimistic.
JOSE: It's just a matter of time, so it's being patient, let fate take its course.
And in the meantime, keep circulating.
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Yeah, I reckon I'll go see the medicine man tomorrow. It was just a weird feeling, and I have eaten it in worse waves plenty of times, but never really had that daze afterwards until now.
I can't imagine going through that ordeal on a big swell, when you need to be alert and quick. I guess that's what happens when we read about people drowning while playing in waves. You just are helpless.
stay out of the water for a little and dont do anyhting where you can hit your head. last year on the first day of football camp in college they made us watch a movie on second impact syndrome. its serious and scary sh**! be careful and get better fast. i feel for you
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Go see the doc... not worth messing around with your noggin.
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I had a very mild one snowboarding a couple years ago. I distinctly remember the feeling of my brain smacking against my skull. I felt all funky for the rest of the day and actually better the next morning. Anyway, may have been hard to detect that feeling since it sounds like you were ragdolled a bit..
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Blurred vision is also a symptom of stroke, and you don't have to be 60 yrs old to have one. Definitely need to get checked out!
Got clothes-lined a couple years ago in a "rough" flag football game, and got a concussion. Your symptoms sound like a definite reason for caution. Get a professionals opinion.
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sounds like "closed head trauma", technical term for a rotational injury, your brain can slam against the inside of your skull - DEF can be serious (bleeding, hematoma) - don't play around with it - gat it checked out!


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Knee holds up; Chipper to return to field soon
Knee holds up; Chipper to return to field soon
While his surgically repaired left knee seemed fine, his hamstrings, quads and other muscles he had forgotten he possessed were reminding him that he's about seven weeks away from celebrating his 39th birthday.
"You can't simulate playing a game," Jones said. "You can go out and work out and do everything you think is going to prepare you for a game, and it just doesn't work. ... During the game, you're doing squat after squat after squat."
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Fortunately, Jones arrived at the stadium Friday without any reason to be concerned about his left knee, which was surgically repaired in August after he tore his anterior cruciate ligament.
"The knee is fine," Jones said. "I didn't have any more or less fluid in my knee than I have any other morning."
With his knee fine and the rest of his body simply producing expected soreness, Jones was 1-for-4 as the designated hitter in Friday's loss to the Blue Jays. His sharp fourth-inning single put him in position to score on a David Ross two-run single.
Braves manager Fredi Gonzalez said Jones might serve as the DH again Saturday and then return to play defense again Sunday. But Gonzalez left open the possibility that Jones could play third base as soon as Saturday.


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Cowlishaw: What it is to be Haynesworthed ... and how many times has it happened to Dallas Cowboys
Columnist Tim Cowlishaw answered questions in a chat Friday. Here are some highlights.
Question: Haynesworthed has been added to the dictionary as a verb. As in, Albert Haynesworth was signed by Washington but was out of shape, lazy and a non-performer (according to Shanahan) but took the money, thus he Haynesworthed Dan Snyder. I can think of players who have Haynesworthed Jerry Jones, namely, Marcellus Wiley, both Roy Williams' OU and TU, and it looks as if Ratliff also fits into this category. Miles Austin may be acting in a Haynesworthingly (adverb) way or he may not be as this is to be determined. Can you think of other Cowboy players who have Haynesworthed?
Tim Cowlishaw: Although I disagree and think Miles Austin honestly wants to play, I love Haynesworthingly as an adverb. I don't know if you could say Eddie George came here during the Parcells years and acted in a Haynesworthingly fashion but he was done, for sure.
Question: What ever happened to Randolph Scott and the Cowboys #2 draft choice Gavin Escobar?
Tim Cowlishaw: Not to mention the Durango Kid? Where'd he go? Still ridin' the trail alone? See, I get all your references. Gavin Escobar has turned out to be -- shock -- not much of a blocker and not as good as James Hanna. Keep in mind the Cowboys could have drafted a defensive lineman there. Or Eddie Lacy. But the Cowboys are forever trying to outsmart everyone on draft day and prove that they see a different game from the rest of the world. It's a shame.
Question: Do you think Martellus Bennet is licking his chops waiting for the Cowboys in Chicago so he can match up with the Cowboys D?
Tim Cowlishaw: Are you serious? Martellus Bennett remains an interesting, goofy guy who can play a little tight end. That's it. He's on pace for about a 750-yard season. That's nice, but he doesn't "lick his chops" to face anyone. He has had one touchdown since Sept. 15.
Question: Think when jerry is gone that stephen will have the same tatics as GM?
Tim Cowlishaw: No, I would expect Stephen to hire a GM. It will make him most popular Cowboys owner for life.
Question: Will Jerry every go after saban players? they seem to know how to win a few championships!
Tim Cowlishaw: He went after Saban players when they were at LSU. I don't think the scouts shy away from Alabama players by any means. But winning in college doesn't translate to much in the pros. Check Tim Tebow. Check Mark Ingram (until he got to play the Cowboys defense).


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Faculty Profile
Viktor Gruev
- Electrical and Computer Engineering
- Electrical and Computer Engineering
Primary Research Area
- Biomedical Imaging, Bioengineering, and Acoustics - Biosensors and bioelectronics
Profile Sections
- M.S. in Electrical Engineering, Johns Hopkins University, 2000.
- Ph.D. in Electrical Engineering, Johns Hopkins University, 2005.
Academic Positions
- Assistant Professor, Department of Computer Science and and Engr., Washington University in St. Louis, 2008 - 2014
- Associate Professor, Department of Computer Science and and Engr., Washington University in St. Louis, 2014 - 2016
- Associate Professor, Department of Electrical and Computer Engr., University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, 2016 - present
For more information
Research Areas
- Analog integrated circuits
- Biosensors and bioelectronics
- Circuits
Selected Articles in Journals
- S. B. Mondal, S. Gao, N. Zhu, L. Habimana-Griffin, W. J. Akers, R. Liang, et al., "Optical See-Through Cancer Vision Goggles Enable Direct Patient Visualization and Real-Time Fluorescence-Guided Oncologic Surgery," vol. 0, pp. 1-7, 2017.
- S. Gao, S. B. Mondal, N. Zhu, R. Liang, S. Achilefu, and V. Gruev, "Image overlay solution based on threshold detection for a compact near infrared fluorescence goggle system," Journal of Biomedical Optics, vol. 20, pp. 016018-016018, 2015.
- T. York, S. B. Powell, S. Gao, L. Kahan, T. Charanya, D. Saha, N. W. Roberts, T. W. Cronin, J. Marshall, S. Achilefu, S. P. Lake, B. Raman, and V. Gruev, "Bioinspired polarization imaging sensors: from circuits and optics to signal processing algorithms and biomedical applications," Proceedings of the IEEE, vol. 102, pp. 1450-1469, 2014.
- G. M. Calabrese, P. C. Brady, V. Gruev, and M. E. Cummings, "Polarization signaling in swordtails alters female mate preference," Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, vol. 111, pp. 13397-13402, 2014.
- S. B. Powell and V. Gruev, "Calibration methods for division-of-focal-plane polarimeters," Optics Express, vol. 21, pp. 21039-21055, 2013.
- V. Gruev, R. Perkins, and T. York, "CCD polarization imaging sensor with aluminum nanowire optical filters," Optics Express, vol. 18, pp. 19087-19094, 2010.
Journal Editorships
- Associate Editor, IEEE Transactions on Circuits and Systems II
- Associate Editor, IEEE Transactions on Biomedical Circuits and Systems
- IEEE ISCAS Best Live Demo (May 2015)
- IEEE ISCAS Best Paper in Sensory Track (May 2015)
- 2016 IEEE Donald G. Fink Award (May 2016)


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I'm very glad you liked it whatnauts, I made a 374 pieces for myself it was fantastic. If you are interested just say so!! Thanks so very much!!
This is a wonderful puzzle with great colours. I've bookmarked the larger version. Thanks so very much. Have a great weekend.
Yeees, you are right!! Thanks so very much Jan!!
This one is a lot of fun, Hanne! I think it looks like a squirrel with the left "eye" being his curled tail! LOL Thanks so much for making me laugh!
Thanks so very much Janine, I'm awfully glad you like it!!
Love the image......colors are great as always...thank you both.
Sounds like a VERY good idea indeed, Jo!! Thanks so very much!!
Poor "Old Blue eyes" looks a little "hung over"!! tee-hee! Get him an asprin, and some eye drops quick!! Lots of fun!! Thankyou both for the smile!! :) :) 4:48


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HALLANDALE BEACH, Fla. - A 14-year-old female student was taken to the hospital Tuesday morning after she was burned while working in a science laboratory.
The incident happened at Gulfstream Middle School.
The student suffered second-degree burns to her leg after hot water fell on her, according to Hallandale Beach Fire Rescue.
The student was taken to Jackson Memorial Hospital as a precaution.
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Avisail could join White Sox this weekend
CHICAGO -- White Sox manager Robin Ventura said before Friday's start of af six-game homestand that Avisail Garcia could return to the club as soon as this weekend.
Garcia has been out of action since April 9, when he tore the labrum and sustained an avulsion fracture of his left shoulder while diving for a fly ball in Colorado. The right fielder had 50 at-bats during his injury rehab assignment with Triple-A Charlotte, and Ventura said in San Francisco that Garcia would be evaluated around that 50 at-bat mark.
"He's playing enough that I think he's getting closer to that," said Ventura of Garcia, who had Friday off for Charlotte. "In Spring Training, you'd probably have around 55-to-60 at-bats that you would feel comfortable with him, so he is getting closer. I know he's been playing a lot in the outfield, so that's good news.
"You've got to make sure he feels comfortable enough that he has the right amount of bats. When he comes up here, you don't want him feeling like he's still a step behind of feeling totally ready to go."
The 6-foot-4, 240-pounder is hitting .340 for the Knights and would give a present look at the power-packed future middle of the order featuring the 23-year-old and Jose Abreu.
"Personally, I talk to him on a daily basis," said Abreu through interpreter and White Sox manager of cultural development Lino Diaz. "It would be a great thing if he would be able to come back, obviously because of the effort that he's put in to get back, but also because he's going to help us as a team.
"I just thank God that he's been able to do what he's been able to do. That wasn't easy. It took a lot of effort from him to work and to get where he's at right now."
Scott Merkin is a reporter for MLB.com. Read his blog, Merk's Works, and follow him on Twitter @scottmerkin. This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its clubs.


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2. There is massive thumbnail file in the Internat SD of about 3GB. Is this behaviour normal?
I am currently using ultimate rom 5.0 which uses Jellybean 4.1.2 XLSA
with Philz kernel and his recovery.
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Issue No. 05 - May (1973 vol. 22)
pp: 481-488
C.K. Wong , IBM T. J. Watson Research Center
A control method based on anticipatory shift with lookahead is proposed for accessing files stored in a cyclically permutable memory as characterized by, for example, bubble-domain devices. The performance of this method is analyzed and is shown to yield significant reduction of access time. By using a basic simple model, an explicit formula is obtained for relating performance to the size of requests, the shift register length, and the number of control sections allowed. Several generalizations are also discussed.
Anticipatory control, bubble-domain memory, cyclically permutable memory, drum-like storage, expected access time, lookahead, Markov chain.
C.K. Wong, P.C. Yue, "The Anticipatory Control of a Cyclically Permutable Memory", IEEE Transactions on Computers, vol. 22, no. , pp. 481-488, May 1973, doi:10.1109/T-C.1973.223751


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wine production
Enologists have known for some time that young wines frequently have a secondary evolution of carbon dioxide, occurring sometime after the completion of alcoholic fermentation. This results from malolactic fermentation, in which malic acid is broken down into lactic acid and carbon dioxide. The fermentation is caused by enzymes produced by certain lactic-acid bacteria.