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McARTBUR, : OHIO :
Thursday, i
Februarytai, 186T
,A union of hrta, a imion ol hands, .
1 A union of hiken, imloii f lunds,
J i inimi Kintniw nmV tdver: .-.) !
Democratic State Ticket.
j ... .i . ,
viu't i3 .Fa Governor, -v- '
j, ALLEH 'O.'taCBMAS, it Franklin. ', '
T li Fo Ilentenact 0ni"' ' '
s DANIEL 8.TJHT of Holmes" ' t
' L- ,; vi: .,;,
. ..,,, For Treasurer, .
V;r.'riIII.tO 'Crirr';V'!
tf p - ilot A tulMoiy -,-.---JOHN
MElAVE, of Butler.: vf;
' 'FRANK H.HURK, of Knox. l
,' I f or Judge of Supreme, ' Court,- ;'
JudgavlIOMA KETf,' of -Hamilton?;
..!; For ConiroJlei of Treasury,', ..t.iV -
W.MIIXIAM BSEWDAN. of WHiawi., ,
; "".'tor' Board if Public1 Works''-;'
'ABTHCJfEUQnES.ofCiiiraJiogft. '
'.RoteU n4 Turkey are toUrely preparing
for var, tb.caoao pf the difficulty being the
. Eastern question; . -.'-,T,..J.; i. U
J 5h English Csbinet hare ref medio al-
loVt Secretary fiawanT la,' bay the papers in
the caaef of the Fenians recently : tried at
-.Toroatft. , . ' ...
.4 .... f.VV : . v.- V .. r r-
, Rbmu is about to build a Church in New
York for. worship acourding to ,the Greek
( Maximilian reftweff Ui reoogaiae the. 'rew
cent' arTatwemenii ihadev betwee Iraioe
and the United' Stages relative to Mexico.
The (Canadians have refused to accede' (o
; the, terms proposed by Turkey, and the Ore-
tan war is to. be resumed. Greece is irioreaa
log her, arnry largely. .. i . "".
Jhi Austrian Army are tcatiug the Amor
- loan breaohJoadinggua. ..-v.,:.
The restu'otions upon foreign ressels are
to Tbe remoTed at, Havana,iand thatf port ia
to be made a general entreport for tM Swf
age of sottoiiJL J J'iiU-t -i- ..-
Cholera hat almost;' entirely- diaappearcd
from St Thomas, but the small pox. hai not
abatea,..;,: vj..,.... . .5
A convention ia to be held in Loulsiania
to revise the Constitution, so thatahe State
will be taken out 'of the hands of the Radi-
. caie. i ' v i " ;.;fi?. -.
The Constitutional Amendment has been
tiuanimously reject!-; bjr thA-AIiasisaipJ
,.i8ttartorifc . -j ; . '. ' 1' -'.'"'.,'.
Forts Phil. Kearney, Reno, and Smith, are
in a state of seige. ; five thousand Iadians
are encamped in the VioinLty. it :;'. v
. Napoleon has dispatched .another ship of
war to'the Pacrfip.. - i ;. f."
John Bright indorsos Napoleon's reform
measures' v,., ' ;,'' ':"
The French army .. in Mexico is practloing
etriot neutrality, ana-ta&es neither sid in
the Birniishes between) the Imperialists and
tbe LICerala;..';r:.i.';! .; -J-'j!'', ,
JHht Emperor of Brazil is ' increasinV-his
. army, for the purpose "pi' carrying .'onfthp
war Ojgalnst the Paraguayans with renewed
vigoi. . , . , . . -..v
Tit. 1Lf:Kt.i n . - t
; f u5. ith;u iujuiDir v .iirazu uicu a lew
dtye ago at IJlo Janeiro. A j , j ; .'" ., , V
The Frendentof Panama, in- s .letrer to
the Secretary of the interior 'a,t 'Bo"ol, de-
nics that he ever attributed the agitation of
Jnlependenoe on the sthmus m. Amerleahs.
The people 0)' (be Couth look ; upon the
Japeaohment as a fixed feeV p.'- .".
.There is more trouble among the freedmen
of South i Carolina. - They will - sot work
when they can obtain a iljvinjj by, any otker
means. Verily, tfceBureau ia a vorthless
piece' of furniture. ' : ;
'France and Russia are,nrging'tfie, ';TurkS
ish Government tomaka oonoassione to-the
Canadians- . f!'.':':i. ; " '?l-
. . Av United States fleet is looked tor in-tbe
Bosphorus.1.. ',.-..- . v
. The allied Republics of ..South America
have refused the meditation of dpaln.' Spajn
ia making active '' preparations for war, and
Will reinforce Rio Janeiro.!? yr i..'
The Austrian Troope will remain in Mexi
co after the French leave." ;"V
Maximilian ia about to'issue afroclana-J,
lion in which lie will take stronger groun
. ' taan tbose .be. -assumed , at
Jblnot deoided Aupan ii
- Mexico. .'
Orizaba. T.ha.
is remaining in
J '. . The Western frontier is
by the Ihdiaas. ; .'
still', threatened
..r rosier wui resign tut position. as
BA. . Ml -m . .
Fesldeat of tte Senate about 'the last of
this month. ' ' . ; " ' v" '
,-Tle Consflrvalh-es, in and out of Congress,
artaaeavon''T,fonst Btanlon ir om the
Tan Rump Congress la still tryiftg to
usurp tho Government, and U will suo-
1 . r ...
ooaa, nniesa tne poopie ehsll organise
, ana resist ttj cuprts.
"Grand Army of the Republic."
U aaother part of lo-daya paper will be
found ,n article headed - "A . Oigfttiiicf Plot,"
&e.; taken from tW New York World, whlca
gWea an , acoeunt ' of a interview betweeo.
a' cwn4W Of thU'-new treasonable
organiialioa ofthe ttadioals ofib oouptry,
known as th "Brand Army of the Rejpublio,!
and a Reporter for that paper;. " It ,1s said
thai this organisation has been formed in
eery SlaU ind in erery oount in. the On.
ionr-and Ten In yinton eouniy mo organi
sation now exists. -The Headquarters of the
Order in this Btate-OolUmbui, Ohio, where
all thein(fr.iorj -officer seni. thoir.Tepvts.
We are Informed that-, a !'w,htary "Jgent
hvn was at this pTace a ehort timsgo jbo.k'
ing after thenteresU tfri' iarigtropi pjd
njphC Order, -seleote Vw men to act
aa fcflioialVin' the.-'prgahltilVniV"11, tbC'
were called togetherand "swftrn'.into oflioe';
J-bot not ooording'thy: law. JL ptpmu.
nent BadJical and 'drttmBrr.fo.r. tnt Secret
Order in this county al Undwi a mooting
the headquartera-, at Columbus, few days
'gd ' We presume, he, Earned fMjhi gns,-
gripos, 4o.i The times, ' Dd,,- plaeea r
meeting are generally kept -tecreL and oilfy
members are admittei." It ia supposed; bow
em, they held a meeting, 6a: tueslay nighty
somewhere on Market ' Street tn ttls plao,
of lb county. They talk rathMjpltaain ta
woiwof tho soldiers-Jofhe late war ten
thenv thatits objects re or a patnoiio ana
becTolent charaoter,. audjls'aima,4(isiBt,
those.of Its members .who may be in nceg.
We warn, all soldjow "and. ethera ; to keep
their .ey es about them and to be careful how
they step, as there is gret .danger ofgejllng
into bad company. I)o"; not ioin tandf with
the treasonable: Hood-suckers who fotm this
dasaerous seorit society .They re setting
a tran to catch all the poor private' eoldierA .
hd, should they suoceedih catohifcg-solder
Uier wtu. Dy iauoiy coasiriunir me wickcu
oats administered :them, 'foroe them to dt
things tmj. would not4o if . , ln yo . Jtnonv
J TJie. only object of the organiiiklr 1b to
baok.iip h Radical and Pisunfou Cungrcsd,
in case of decessity, if H-lnpoqchos President
Johnson. X ' ' : a ,-. "r-
- Thk FiE8T GuN.--Oa th.e,4b int
the CoiEofttits were gloYlontily triumph
ant, in the, charter election at Burlington
roax elepting tbeir'eandrde; for May
or1 fry nearly ;400 majority The, City
Council will sttcd 9' Democrats to 3 Be
publicans;' .- -y'p'i
Tni Jacksori'.S'ancfartirof last oek;
contains the ',prospe'ctua j 'of ' Jbe -Vt
Paper." It is strange' that. the;" loyal
Slqndarcl has brass enough" 'fo ' publish
toe piospeotui or a paper ij4qs aeoiaroe
that "God bai created wtiWniea su;eri
pr, and negroes iofenorV, jir i. , ;fc:r
The Iladipals in Congress seem, deter
mined not -only to overthrow ail , the
gafoguards of popular rights, but to do il
in tho most flagrant and tyranioai manoor.
They retuse the minority the privilege of
dtbating important questions., -It reaJly
seems tKaf they va determined t o destroy;
finoor.tr.M'nn InfltitlitionS.- - Al''.!'-1
: Tub -Pcmodracy-, 'ot Calnmlius.- pnd
Franklin county have formed ad A'ssq-
eUliob f or . thp purpoeo ot promoting the
luiciuoi-B 01 iuo partj id iaai ouusiy.y
Hon. 'E. Bingham. fprmeriy.;pf :V W
ton county, is President ot tfie As'aocia-
loiunow mis eiampie. ; ve wom sugr
gest an preanizAtion of this kind in ihfB
it i . ' tit' ' : 1 ' ' 1
cojinty forthwijbv1 It is time 'to : organ; '
iwr-ume inaievery- iemocrai' supuip:
arpuve to tis trnp', conctftion, JDeinP;:
cxats of ' Vinton ConutyJ Organize J ,Or.
gaa:oJI - J. ' a . : . i
;;' ; .'.J'' ' t;:, M.V :-r';,-)
if p&xtn.: of Mbs.-Geo, ' E.'. P&B..4-;
On the morning eft the'l lth-inst.Mri:
Thercse Chiifant xo2lr if'irf ftA
vtevrgo ja. f-ugu, uiea 1101008,11. 10
mo oyiu jearjw ner ago.. a, most esti
mable ffomail shjs wai-r-the'pridp arid
oi'nameoi of the circle in which ale
bani ii severely strioken,?and three ohil-
uron re oeroit oi,tno kino,-.care ot an
affectionate motheri - " . .
JscbA8 dv SALABl8.--8ometimea'
we are askej what the Legislature ii do
iff. - Wo will tell; woo. It.TiaS afaed
the salaries of the Common Pleaa JodgCB
from $1,800 an to. $2,500, . That wilt do
for the pTeBant.-rOAu DnnocraC -..:
Thebe is a ProtesUnTcoDgregstion ef
300 persons, a.nd six sohools of 2'IQ obiU.
dren, at Jemsalern. t ( ,. V - :.
i m .
.W are to have terrible times. Rab
els are to be admitted into the Supreme
yonri Of tbe United Slates, and preach
ers are going to preach secession, treason
and rebellion ,in Jlisaourl. now that 'be
Suprpme Court. t?aa decided :., the' Test
Oath nnoonstitutiOBal. ao far as lawyers
unq. pjaoners are conoerned, a.t least.
00 say loaders ot opinioq in tha lvepu
t;. it.:. lj.. '
Oa A Volcano. Old Bon Wada says
tbat 'Constitutional .Jimon3mont most
past, or the Eopiiblican parts is on a
VU.MA W. .k:l. :j rl.' 1. .
voleano How, and that tbo neoolt are
viuuji i, uiu saiu usriT is on a
fervently prayioc that said volcano mav
speedily lave sooh an eruption as will
send, it heavenward, or overwhelm it w&h
fflA T A vi .f . . J 1 . . a 1
(w wviu uu ouDVf mps so oeep 1
that itsyejurreolion, will bo iprpossiblo. '
[for the Democratic Enquirer.
Ma. EDW0a!( Do yoa tohenga ,.!;!!
the "ZatisU M6V- If. 5 dV ?
ddabt yo kivd tead: tuoaa l.otnrs writ
ten, bj "il,1 published ia-tba ifQf osutd
sleet of thV U'.h init.:J was not a-re
tbat Zaleski a$ so? flouriouiog a flacd
until T rend thoso letters. I-have finked
tLeplaoo fretiHentiy,bat in every inBtande
failed todnoover too enierpruo uujwur.-
uKiv'g -condition M 'tepresentea .?nv;tn$
letters of VJC." . It may '.bo all" true
about ZialertveiDg votiysituatco:,
tbatx"cheapJael and-oheap-iroa forqih;
;a here thovjuost ioviCiog '.prospeots for
eatablisltineiV ot rbllipg'diilla' on a Targe.
soalej" that 'Uhojolayft oClhi? district
ireiof eepeoial lexoelleaoM jCfio.'f ih.
ClavSl of Itontuoky) &o j&o.;ut every
doa't s"o it tnnbat hght.t4,VAr yflti
i a a-atiller'i bas. noisoned, the air witb
its postiferous tamos : ''ib'tfUf Ithere js a
that ea'u- beat it 'for' f'i'oiftier an'df ."rn ta
ihopk'M am tdady and wiriDg.tDpa for
-Band. tp'tVoiyo .hpndred',iDhabitanfBJa
rtbuslv estimated' I?i!i'Ck'n'a b
ing OQQPted aa sixteen mao abd otber or
una propouBiiiujj-itu., u dhimo pyyui"uu-
J, luppuBC ;. tHUUiBniig tuo injjuiuuu
they eo Hiakllu .puraide AJuojM
Tiiliiis, Bay wi.vui-.j,iira
South, East and; West.: leskriB situa
ted about 141 milerttaH 01 Liinqinnau,
do the olarloita k Cinpinnati- .Bailroaoy
eOinilea West of Maiietts " and' but-a;
' vetvhort diBUnoe.ffo.ru tho fiddle fork
p. Raccoon creek, ("J.'' .oal'a Jt Kuccoon
.7iiwj! ha must have been witli'JoDe in
he Jieg(6lature);"atid MK PrajtlBville.-
1 see mere win uc t iicuhuu jibbuivv
thfl' .Commissioners' of .hi3acpuut,prav,f
ing rpr .the view, jofyejj "aod location 01 a;
xotd lea'dingTrom Zalcski tfiVc b.thd
b3vefaenuonou.plaocr, wnicn wut mate
i very i.c.bnvoniQnt' iof pleaSure'-SeekeS
nd trahBicht pbrsons generally1, Tor tboy j
QO'a: 'aba't8nd 'Viufi; placeV''-'Now;' for
mV partk f do hope r'tpeulndn7' Cfc'mmlB
eipneii wilt gm tM.Iew -Burvey,.. &p;j
there without 'grading" - for fearrit;may
tumble. down :. and the jtreets.11. from one
end pfr.thotpwp to th9 othdf, remind -da.
of tho olcti'ashibndd.w'ay'' of '. churning-
"up and '.Tfr,.tllo'' t rbprietors -of
Zaloski bad purchased. wands at McAr
thur Station ,00, tho' M& Ci R. R., and
built their town,' they could have had tho
County Seat long since; put "they are
too far
; """in:.
(ow",in tbestrmalioa. f X : hul in
the esUmation;of .bout rour-fihhof . the
eop(o.o this county. It U far , d.fferent.r
thSpk..t ntbombuMMWht
(bp coWtj.' .ThetoaB't build. I ncuse'
ir frorn rundaytrcv-ej' 'jtopttiii-ftofcIar0.(hM
.I'll.! 'T
February 10, 1867.
Decision os tut Otueu SibB,HRd
icals are h aprJJ, " finSall .ertitnbOiVo'.tboin
comfort now-tt-daysi,"' The'W decision'-, "of;
the'Supreme Court of the United tatee
pronouncing UBOOtrsiitufiocal t'eet-Oftrhs,
j as applied .to'toivyerr a1ji'prca6.b'dp threw
lnto ; passion, andr to.fr flays tbey
lv foamod at thfl-mbuhV'KffcontlVja
! PlstridC ol Xjolnuibid vopr1-' whereof l.
'K; darter is" Jadire-a subrdinaW Cduit
-a ioirt me uccisrons pi wuiono"no
. .'l. ' J L I ff 1 1 -'..'.' ''I.'-!
rannaa ot special lmjiuiianoanas uuci
ded ho tcBt oatb,i)s applicable'to lawyers
III up VI .viuviuh viav. u9 uvvisimi
1 w - - (JJf ..
uu tc u 1. l. ua. illu 1 u lauibut n 11 u iuv ... .xuu
the Suprome'Court of tjo United' S
'doeided'as D. Kf Carter's Court' has d,d"cK
ddu lind'h PK l-Csrioi'a' .-Court ifcci
ded as lie rjuiremc Court of the Uni'tdd
States decidc'd- k;vearyTOfiirgDifict Coutt
woilJil -Carter' tVuiAflrifieari iii lidieat
Byuiauuu.. . is jt ip, . mey. ai;e; ciotcuf
ipgijwiBna-iai lotTcry tmaiu lavurs. 10
the' Way of-J.udidiai atcisitme.' " ' v j 1 .
;A-?';'.:vi--;---'v: :'.f'': :-i
,!' -i
i WAljNtN Y'Tp VWfjRKIUasHS -TThO
Sonata - have plsVcd th.e new JTariff -bill.
Ulays tfie hoavioet brirapn over before
tmpOBod'upon Uhe wdiitiTig menUof, the
Sonotry: b'prtfes8ivo!ry ictxjng.liio ; r
ticrieB'-rnd8tly consumed 1 by the poorer
ciasBop. 'Jkne.bill -.was originated to tho
interest or manuiaoturers- and -monope
JisW, and for the purp'ostf 'of bpr1ciih
ttc few ? at iBp ipensc:of the man)1.
- Ins ! JbanyTen;vVoMwiiSay:
lA -leading dry godds.JDerpba.Dt of New
Ybrk.'Baidv to yesterdays Jl:? dud
willingly- drawlny clieck (or a. hundreid
thoBsand dollars, as a bomis-- to any be
nevolent instrtutidnLf the" House would
td-moirow "dismisa. the ,',Biij4Ct..pf. iiu
peaohme'nT " it'-i't'f.
Who Foots the Bill?—Legislation
as is Legislation.
ThK 8tate Auditor of Ohio, in his recent'
an'uuil report to.the 'Ohio .Legislature, says
that one hundred tuillionj of lioflars. in thin
tStkte, are Invested In United 8tat?S stocks,
ami go uauixeu. wiiai that amount would
yield in taxes, if. put atoong other taxables
od the duplicate, but whioh it-does not yield
on eocoujLtof tha exenfrition complained ol,
has to, b piade up pfl! . the laables that ark
on the tif.pjicabp, by increasing theirlmrthen
0 the extent ef the exemption. Vet, In th
face of that Startling fact, with the report 67
' Auuuur ociore it, tne Legislature,
uw in nession uoiuibdus, voted, -tbe other
day, to lake off the duplicate the larirest tax.
payers' taxables of thiaeoitr the taxables
amounting 10 ever one and a quarter r- "n
of dollanl And, after tho memberahaJuo'ne
that thipg, they want and enjoyed a big spree
jim juruy luuuy ageius, woo ftaa persuaded
members to so wrong their on constituents
and the constituents ef other members', wko
bd Opposed the follV. . Ponihlv lhat VimH
of legislation will pav t but , the . ateaUtn
arlsts, who foots .tbe bill?
It is a'facktbst can not be denied that
the leaders pf the Republican party dc
not understood the people, -
The Question in a Nut-Shell.
."'tz v'oKey tf Cpogresn. e,cips ta be,
if posaiblJ, td .'check,.or iold batik , pe
Tt Oa'h KS. IfllifiP SS t)035lb!e; A
- -- o
tUifl'ja now ftond.tbej Are ia o; aw
l,.i:.T17 I lift Wish, tO
Ijjawbei of the7: Supreme ioair oy jui-
1. u ... w. . j J If . ; .7- , .
ting ia enough 'Loyal', members, to gtte
thorn a msiority and have tbe case tried
over; tot aa tbjl Constitution laTesJs the
I'rofiidentr with the,appointing power,
that at ohoa blooke the eame, hutif. tboy
oould deppso. him, they jpuld.bTe en
tire ooptrol oi t,v reins or 'uovernuiouy
Wen'.th,ey.wouid tighten, them - ar ; long
as the opposing; element 'would yield to
the'pres8urf bj obnpxioas and illegal
aqtfi?aba;wheii tppoecf b& oilitan
called upon to kid them in their diaboli-'
aal and .fiendtali: designB, to, perpefnire
nnmir in' their- own hands. ' We' no
draw ;doWn'tl!c) iurtaU" ftti Ue'.deloge
of Toodarrd deetrnotipn wmen wouiq
ti !inii6'I ia ehne.-aPd leave it'to the fu
Missouri Independent
Missouri Independent Press.
Missouri Independent Press. Hard Times.
"J'fiiw froiri "tho'tho erf i)f hatd
tb.tia comibe ftooa every Beotido'J
W"rTV7. ..i.''-c-it.s'Jli'U: 4
IplSB 8 e8B0tt.l R putmum. jiwiuiyi .iu",.
that.pouimbn 85)089 M n?Btpfore 'failed
4a UnM'iiiii Ituttr" undnr Jtatidinir
M r ' . . ; . - -
If J ha finanoial prasb. that is no w threats
Leuing, comesaod wi cannot eee how it
Allen County
Wages of Farm Laborers.
59' por month wili
t,irV, The avi'rsge rate or ,freedmen'B
ar $1C ; ' with ! board '"furnisliW,
fa 75.-,(The highest.!" States is id
c;Ufprnia,wnicV.boute45r 'Mamr
Tha ' rat0'for the Eastern. States
Agr!oulturo ,rot Jnnary oopiaius.au
ojaborate compilation of the statistics o
the wae-fis of firm labor, tbrooehout tho
cohntrv. It la based on the original re
tiirn from. every State fViionr.
moBt pyory ,oou aty being T'epresented in a!
portion of them. Vlt;al80inoIndes' tho
territories, ,Xho average raw . pi wgup
r.,T lifia. laW rithout" board. Is made
The aver sea
Ir 833 30 1 in the Middle State'c.1 $39 57.
thoV do tfot etist,' are so 1
fiah; and absurd as oply'.tOatp'
iiibupaed aetonlslinient and ktuatOn
1 1 1 Ipoiafai.t.i! nlnk ' all n ta Irn"' .
! Onh baa flnsafeot.1 In'.1' hii iM "brdvi-
doDco,Jdiffetent riaceil'of :meo.''sbrae!,lofl
wham are vastly interior d others in io-'j
tellectual cultivation and ' rciB'oning" en
dowment. Thefforft that arjjj made to
ionnra alt ihese distinctions ; and "differ;
enoicB, lad, y human ! legiBratid fo dtf
It is leeislatioB whioh 'sbnu its 'eycs to
factb-j-which ' refuses ,to 1 recognize'- the
truths of history ;or actual peneneej'
in order to Klliae some1 Utopia idcis
which: have, no other basis than enihusi
aatio fancy, aLd whdfe practical .carrying
out cisaBTer' an ruin io
Circleville Democrat.
, ', IJow Tiii Pzopee AKK. OrFRissiivW
The .'Auditdr. of State1 infdima' r that
ooo "hundred millions of dollatS mLOhio
rarcflnyoBtedin, W 9 St'ecks; and go tin.;
taxed, lle . also- revosls "tfte .fact; tbat'
muitittiilespf capifalist8;'maVo iemporiry
.lUVBOlUiuu B V r 11.1a u.l. iu ciro .ItfAB
i f T . ' ' ir ...
fori'' the ' assessor comes .' hronhddepbEit
their; money,, take.a certificate; bt slock,
and; a few dayB afterward '.draW.:"their
funda again, and thus escape laxatiod du
ripMle w.holo Vear. '-','r-- -i- n:
J:."?,re'q irpa , money 1 0' ' pro oopt,o tbt
Impeo'iOnietit of the 'Preid(;nt-" On
Mondaythe Hp use voted ''ten; ibotisa'nd
ddUarir W 'the ' Judiciary' oommit tee -to
prostcato investieatioof. -Tho expense
attending'thit criminal foolery oomos
ok tho pedpjej, in the .Way , of taxeBj of;
Course C :f r l' ,iyt,ll
'.i wiLW 'tearsaco.uonitrcssidnai an
proprlations foe National eifensg $7t,i.'
000,000. V Tho . 'Aotonn InktUgencer
tnougnt it wouia auogeiner run up 10
$75,000,00.0, and wastartjd aljbe tfi
travigance. '. Now the "Freedmen a Ba,
reaii alone. costs $25,000000 per annnoj,
iuanging itotu a fiaiipuai uoyernmeni,
uuutr xcuiuutstiu juic, uss, ueeu -auuui
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the most eipepsiyo experiment that evcr
'T9B bolclesf man that"igded .n Deo
jarajioB 'of 'Indepeitden'ee )ras fJharies
Warroll. of t)arrollton( tJatnond: tbe
most distinguishod fo'ifiigoer" that aided'
the Qolonieo ia their Btrotrflle with Great
jjriiam, was ua cayeue, a vatooue. ice
first, European power yiat reebgnized the
independence of the "Uniled "States,- wai
Catholio Franco the best expounder'of
tD3 Uonstitution wav. Uh)dl jubuco it
neyJa Catbolio; i'::yK
; Civil. LiBEBf y has boon' restored ltp
the people of Maryland. . The petty ty
ranis of that ,B;te who thought to per
p f,uajjf tjcir power by oppression, have
biln ovoroome.and better $ty dawns
upon the people. Tbe Legislature has
invested witb their political rights "all
citizens of MaryJand who had" b'ee'B dial
fraiohised by previouipio'scriEtive legit)-
ti . - .
- iitzsiBESs men oomptain nai inert a
great stagnation m all kinds, of Iradv,
thronghout tbe -country. "lhi8'rultH
mainly root the unsettled conation of
the oountrv. and the continued disunion
of .Jfcs Slate, caused by Badlba! legisla
tion. . 1 - " . I
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A Gigantic Plot—Two Hundred
Thousand Radicals
Organized to Sustain. the
Impeachment of the President
—The State of New
York Divides Into
Orders Promulgated—Remarkable
Interview with
one of the Commanders,
I'of 4u revOlatibnary -meai
'tliCvicw of
'$ 'IJirjftlsa the-
lebellioq, Demoorata were Ircqflently ao
nsodrol conspiriog against the Union
ind tbe'Gpvernment. It was asserted thst
visf 'oreanixations, euoh as the 'Knights
r iVflnlden Circle. werer; in exiatenee
far the express, purpose of resbting the
othaHlyJ pt IboUerument. These
0rgc??8tions were never proved to have
TJte: and ertaily no euoh rceistanee
l WaB.spoken of wss offered at any time
te the powers tnatjvjere, , r, a
lla is diiferent with thoMdicalf, wnp.
it"fti'persf Lavo beetf for some timo or
oVnidM in mintart masses for the. snp.
runt Oonpress and the restriction of
fhfi PrRident as thoMeCtal constituted
l.'.1nf the (loveroment. Just in the
tame wiy 1M j they 'jb'rganj.ied aiVlia.e
tbi' nprrocs. whose work has been'Bimo
nrr,T n
view of the projeoted plan or impeacn
majjt the movement now being made in
evcrj' Stato.,bclng rapidly' pushed 'bn,
Byf this "mean's it 'is h'opdd ihat'all 'the
military power'or the oputitty,y;rreipeo
iWh of tho restular army, will be at the
idip'posalpf CoogrJCJtof,hf fsttberance
uenefal iiraat
f i'lbt. attributed' of noispcoui rmpor
tanea. ', ' t-u-u, tam v.ji
The (acts which bear out hit argument
1, Hot long since i a i neWr ,prgani?aiop,
eatled TUc Grand Army ol thelleDubUc,'
an formbd in evorv oitv and State io !ka
JJnion. It is composed exclusively :6f
veterans whTseftfexi ntne.jaie war. .
The formation of .This army made; aimpst
aa littla noifo in tho country as tbe tall
of a Bbow-flake. Ifwusnot dssigned
that it should take a prominent place eei
fort the
public till Bqe great necestatJ
rvico should arise.' ."In addition
for its service
to1 the main purppso of sttpporting the
Government; its obkot w48 of 'a bonevo-
. . i -m
tent nature, ana oj inis mesas- mrooou
ted epeeiaratiractiona td thp soldier;
fiva bundrejl thousand men. I 1 v.
On Thursday tor tue nrs umc, ine
Stato of 'NeW "dffc wis difiddJaui mil
itary district! by to Adjutant uenerai 01
r . - ik.
tbe orean.zation, as win appear irom mo
Toflowinz .'General Oners' published in
tho.5x.$n of;he. tollowjogjday , ,
BAS Q'iB DlfiAKTMEWT. Ny XoB:, )
u Obaso Abmt OF IHB.iUVUBUO,; ,1,
Ad'tObn'sOpfiobi N T, Fob, 6 'tiM.
".0JiBAli UBDR8, i BiO.p.-r.l. AUO,
fo'.ldwiog named comrades are hereby de
tailed and announced; mombers pt the
provUioual staff of.ihia department, nn
duty at the hoid quorteis: Mtjor Ueo,
T, Stevens, Aid-de-Canip and 1 Assistant
.Inspector General; Brevet , Lieutenant
D ranois VI? a'arsous, -.Aidrde- Uamp,
They will' lie .respected acoordingly, , and
are -hereby authoriged , to establish and.
orga'nite potts in. localities not Under the
juriBdicttlnu of district eommapubre, an;
nDunced in orders from these headquar
ters 5 -j-'i-J .Ip.f jf.fj w.-JKjd 'Mf' ;,(,
. ; 2; -Th following named- eomradca ue,
hereby detailed add announced; as tempo-
irpry pommaadcr df their respective d,is-
.tnets; wbiob are designated as; follows:
District' of Manhattan; 1 ccmprising 1 the
OUy and oounty of New. iorfc, with head
(juartersat Ijie Biblo' Ilene; Bievet Brigr.
dicr Ooneral Rush U.:IlawkiOa t
triot of Oneida, OomprUing the county. of
A.J'.i. M. 1..1J .
Vtkif, Major 'Javid F,.Ritchie.. ",'Thy
will at' oncej assume, commands and 'will
a.. w--w-'r .'a- 1
do ooeyea.ana respected acooiogiy.,
. 3. .To prevent informality ia he -mas
ter-fc of yedrnits in'thia Department, n. It
is hereby ahflOBneed; for the information
of this . oom opabd4 that ;'iroraiaf will ,? be
mustered only iioi regufarlyi oonstitnted
posts, ,and by- JUistnot yommanqeri .n
the eBtablishment 'of post's, txcepi bv the
Errand Commander,-an pfBeer.of hia staffr
oj oj Bpeciai aainoTiiy irom inese nea
quattorsi ; 'The attention of. tbe-rffloera
is-particularly ,Ued .to kf tiolot 5, .9, -Jl
and 15 of -the rules add1 regulations of
Ihe Grah'd Arn of' he 'Pftb j jo,-, and
especiayy'eDjovned.Silair 0:
- . , . '
be enrolled as.'mempcra pf .posts, and it-
rn.tA k'-1ta v.IIb ... 1, tei. l. l.1
as upon (pctachedf.'serf ipoi ."'.. '1 '
. JSy order or the' Of and Commander. '
Official Assistant AdjutabtgeBeral
D. VAN SCHAICK, Aidda-Camp.
D. VAN SCHAICK, Aidda-Camp. INTERVIEW WITH ONE OF THE COMMANDERS.
.V -IBS,.. V.'Stl I t
j, in order to ascertain Irom ! an omoial
source the avowed objects and oha'raoterLbor
pf thrf organization, one of our reporters
eaiied tare evening it tbe omce.ot tne
eVmoiabderf the forces of the District
of Manhattan, in the Bible' 'House, and
fipdlrg the apartmohr closed, prdooeddd
to bis bouse in Fifth Avenue,' when the
following dialogue ensued.- which the
reader "Will find bears otit the assertions
which form the prefaoe of this article ; -
T Reporter' (handing the polonel a copy
of the above 'general ordora') There ii
a report to the effect that, tbe Grand An
my of tbe Ropublio, to' which reference
is made In Iboao orders, has been raised
for Radical purpdse.s,: and that.!) ms de
signed to be used! against (be President
1 II. .1.' i - ' r .11
uu uis suuerenui, puoum any troueie re
suit from bis, propossd Imptaobmenf. ,'
" Commaoder If pongrega'should ' im
tfeaoh th's President-1 have no doubt as
to whioj, side the ,Gabd Array of the
Ropublio jill take. - --n.i
. Reporter WilJ ' yoa pleases tell mp
mi i i mill nil ITT
time einoef in porUon,or the West wheie
thcta'va ndtJiIUia. . Ita objeot, are of a.
benevolent cliiraetcr; Usaima to assist
all its Bflmb3rS';ba..n.aybe,iBxeed. .. ,
' Heportcr-llow iny men Wtbcw.. :
Tare "M jcetg - nd when it ysti
formed? ', ' .
nommandet It tid
origin some
enro,uciin h -- ,.
- CimmoderUver ouu.uuu, ah
jL nnnnrblv discbarced are adttissiN
m. V have Uemocrats ana ivepuuu-
v - " ti: a
.n ;n nnr ranks i but all the leading
officers areIldicals,-BO.yoo en .lmag.nw
bow-the army wouia De wioiuemu
of any National neceesily. ,
Reporter men me ru'jp
main? y.'' '. wT'TMr""
. Commender-ep. l,t is Kaaicai tiop,
and if there ehoSld bfaiy-cecaalrl llrf' . -
its services, I have bo doubt they would
lo iendcrelforlo pPTposepf support-V(; ,
ing UoBgiess,. tmpcacneuoiue . D",,
:. Reporter-U eraser aoiforms tct'u ;
furnifitcd to the men ?.
Reporter v tnoy mcoi regumriy. f
.' Opujmandor-yesut their mftUoga;, :
are seoref, tbey meet in lddges,atid only
' . . j.:.i.I" u'a arnamrtiRillar
DTalput our ni ember : all v who apply for .. .
id mission aro obliged to Tarnish papers -shdwini
their connection. with ,' the atmjf'
'aa4na'it'boDerD)e' discharge, :
guo was the v interview 'pur'r.epoiicr" ? .
fcaf.ttUb.ont of. the miliury .leaders of
thp organization, whoso replies 'show ihat- j ,
tbip'new ariry msy' ltc tfsed 'at aoy.l'ime'
a'tlha back; of Cdegrotti to ' nastala its i
policy by foroe, ana to fiiif nee an opposi- , .; 5
Don to the impeachment of, the l'reai-
dept. vW.bo.ft '.tM.fiof1 ? b-retliMth'at il
is fanncesrV to oi'eate 'il'milUary.'deV .:,
partmenta' for a 'benevolent'" organise
tidd tho. object of tho army, in the prcs
ent crisis of the ootimry,';wilt 'ibe fouidV'
- -p1 ''
[From the Cincinnati Enquirer.]
Military Despotism.
''tUlre'ans. and the deaecratlou of th'q Itcrd's '
Tns odious bill for ..conveying (lie, .
Southern Statesjintd I "military despptisni v
nRMiil tlm Rnnntfi v0Htnrilv mnrninrr.-.
: " - - - , - - v ;
It u Well that the Radical dcstruc'tiyjss ,n ,
should eoosumate 'their ; inirjuity japon'-
the holy Sabbath. it would ..sebm as it
Providence had so arranged that the en-'
Blavementtofreieht- millions i?.!AmeriV"
asi amended is but a small Improvement
upon te priginaI.. :1The j3outh 19 banded -
tvet bodgy to tbe oapnoe of any mili'ory
tyrant that dare plat tho'patt ', of Nero. 5 .
Thoote was 29 to lO; and yet fhera is. :,)
not one df that twenfy-oine bu.t' has, or
would serosa.,' against tbe tyranny , of ',
European deBp'ots. ;
;; j As it is, tho Southern people are to bo
placed uoder a military ' VaBsalagia,'' Citv
it.be " that ihNdrihern- jdna IVeitera- '
mer,.wheo they ve ihbir vdte to placa- ,
such men as'we'see hdtd a inaioritv in
,'Jongrr8s ponb3mpiatcd(.l fiat they would '
ho buuse luerr puwbr i xto luoy reanzo
tbe fact ibat,.to keep .'' the Silih lubjw
ted, a standing ' aruiy , of one hundred -thousand
nan. will not. be sufijuient '
Are they prepared to cuduie'a rttpoiual ,
system -of taxationt ncder which that oK . , ,
,Ebg!a)id eVo'b appears light ? By fthja V ,
not tbey hare dnnvetted the South into a '
gigastuIrelabd,and.;an Irefanc" Ihntj
will.be more troublesome in case, of any J
foreign imlroglio than the 'Orecn ,iale
ia to England, for its hato will be solid',',
pompact and undivided.llrrd is" a preu
ciou8.A(7i?e to JbeVVar (or the Union,'
,sj.bypoeritalj- .mojtto,,.vejrH.w'8 ib
vented by liaro abd Bdeaks,; Ila'd sucha v
coDBumation ,? aaibia becporesoen, wo -are.satitfiad
that not one in " tan of the '.'
the brave menjkno' ehduldered a muBket v
for the prc9er'vationof an -undivided '...'
Country, but woulcl Lave been content to' .
em'braoe the aiiertrative of eertain. black.
jdurnalist, and Ipt the Union ylidoAuu
I e wme idis nnrjieaiy upon ine jp- ..
colpt of the telegram, bot wedo opt prO'" ''.
propose to dismbs'ths aobject w.ith this "
passing, notiep, jThe enslavement of .a ;
prave, gallant and-"Jmpttlslvo' pooole,
however they Lave. erred, will be. rocor ;
.ded as one or the - rnopstrooitus or the' .
agdi The question ia rJo)'alone whclbor -tho
South -will endured, for-we err if
the manly heart Of the vNdrtK is not in
digbapt at'lbd! outrage jipOBatt-oU asee ;
oiates of -tbo early Revplttio'pS' s '7
The Impeachment of the
The Impeachment of the President.
of Congroes odght to be sufficient t&:,
The Washipfftoii obrresdondent of U
Now York Etcpreu.'hi keCps well post--
ed jn regard . to Iha movements pf the
reviilqtionary leaders, says i:.
I 'If any man. has. any doubts as fp (he
deeigus . of . the, Jacobin leaderp. who'ara
managing the jmpea'ebment 'conspiraov ;
l.l him 4..A Tl.,. .L : .,'...
nificant ipoeoh ib the : Horse vesterdav
v u, u. iv.ii iumnsii 0 . suet . iiut.
afternoon. Sdeh a sDeeoh hi anv mnm.
Create a lively, apprehensien , for the fu-
tore but eoming as it did from BryT
wen,;, a 1 member -ot tbd 'irppeachmeat
nag,' and tbo confident of Bod Sutler,
it discloses the important frfot that tbo
men who are now' condcting a 1 sort of .
star-obainber inqliisiton against the Pres
ident, have predetermined to remove hint
from, office if by any possibility tbe .thing, ,
skn, be iioiomplihed.,' The vepomons
utterances of Bootwell but reflected tbo -wicked
and revolutionary , designs of hist -
conspirators,, Tbat they are determined X
to attempt tht'consumatioo 6f this con-j
iumation of this eonrpiracy, I have : not "
a particle ef doubt, i All the visable 4in
dioations point directly to such a rosalt, ;
a"ad if-the American '-'people aft to be
bodnd, hand, bod fopr fhr an' indefinite
peripo by a bittet and malicious Radical
despotism enthroned in thia cityH it is
high time tbat tbe-jiation, should begin
H prepare Tor' the cqming conot".' ' -:-
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Wireless sensor node includes solar harvesting
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Silicon Laboratories Inc. has introduced a wireless sensor node solution powered by a solar energy harvesting source. The new reference design is optimized to assist implementation of self-sustaining, ultra-low-power wireless sensor networks for home and building automation, security systems, industrial control applications, medical monitoring devices, asset tracking systems and infrastructure and agricultural monitoring systems.
Silicon Labs' wireless energy harvesting system is based on its Si10xx wireless microcontroller (MCU) family. It includes wireless network and USB software and a complete circuit design with RF layout, bill of materials (BOM), schematics and Gerber files. The design consists of three components:
- A solar-powered wireless sensor node that measures temperature, light level and charge level, using an Si10xx wireless MCU to control the sensor system and transmit data wirelessly and a thin-film battery to store harvested energy.
- A wireless USB adapter that connects the wireless sensor node to a PC for displaying sensor data; the adapter features Silicon Labs' Si4431 EZRadioPRO® transceiver with an MCU running USB-HID class software and EZMac® wireless software stack.
- A wireless sensor network GUI that displays data from up to four sensor nodes.
The thin film battery used in the energy harvesting reference design has a capacity of 0.7 mAh. In direct sunlight, the battery can fully recharged in two hours. While in sleep mode, the wireless sensor node will retain a charge for 7,000 hours. If the wireless system is transmitting continuously, it will operate non-stop for about three hours, although it is designed to constantly recharge itself at an appropriate level to keep the thin-film battery from completely discharging.
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Sep 01, 2013 - 7:32 am
Hi All.. Just wanted to check in and let you know I did not fall off the face of the earth. Things have been CRAZY. I got a new job, school started, sports are in high gear, etc.
First the job...While sick, as you all kno, we spend AlOT of time in doctor's offices. I grew to like all the woman who worked in each of the offices I visited on a weekly/monthly basis. I thought it would be fun to work at an office. so when we moved here one of the jobs I searched for was in the medical offices. Well it was tuff since I did not have the experience in insurance billing. I applied for a job as a Patient Care Coordinator on a whim thinking I wouldn't get the job AND I DID.... I a the Patient Care Coordinatoar for a practie of 2 hearing specialists. I work with the patients that come in to get them all set up with apps, make sure all paperwork in the file is complete, run insurance if need be and work with them right on through to purchase of hering aides if they need them.. It is a great job. I absolutely adore the couple that I work for. Bonus is it is in the same complex where my husband works so we can have lunch together.
Schol has started and with that comes sports. Both of my boys are running cross country this year. Which means practice pick ups and meets... I am always on the go. I love it.
I have my first breast MRI on friday morning. Hope all goes well with that.
I hope you all have a fantastic labor day weekend. It was raining when I woke up this morning but has stopped and I think the sun may come out today.
Sep 01, 2013 - 7:14 pm
What great news! You have certainly managed to show that this disease does not always
mean that life is no longer for living.You have thrown yourself right back into it and deserve
great admiration and congratulations.
All power to you!!
Sep 01, 2013 - 8:11 pm
I am glad you got a new job. It sounds fun, helping patients.
My youngest is in high school football and band. So, I understand the running around. We go from event to event too.
Sep 01, 2013 - 9:39 pm
I am so thrilled that you are living a happy, fullfilled, and "normal" life! For the women who are in the middle of treatment and chemo side-effects, you are living proof that there truly is light at the end of the tunnel!
Wishing you good results with your breast MRI.
Sep 01, 2013 - 10:51 pm
Have a great long week-end.
Many hugs,
Sep 02, 2013 - 8:38 am
Ellen, Sending good thought and prayers that the MRI is clear. So proud of you for finding such a wonderful filled with compassion. With your positive outlook on life and energy you can't lose.
Sep 02, 2013 - 9:18 am
So good to hear how well you are doing. Congratulations on that new job! Sounds like you're perfect for it! Remebering when my three girls were in school - activities kept us in constant motion, and even though it could get crazy at times, I prefered to be moving. Now, with two grandsons, two jobs, etc., etc., I don't want to stop participating in life!
Sending prayers and hugs for continued strength and joy!
Sep 02, 2013 - 11:38 pm
Glad you are doing so well!
Sep 03, 2013 - 2:45 pm
It's good to hear about those of us who are past treatment and back to enjoying life. I miss the days of kids' sports...they are precious and I'm glad you get to participate fully. My children are 23 and 20 and both at college, so I am empty nested....can't say I like that much, but I'm adjusting. Staying NED would help, for sure.
Good luck on your breast mammogram. Let us know the results.
Sep 04, 2013 - 11:12 pm
Glad to hear you are adjusting in your new environment and a whole new job to boot. There is life after chemotherapy!!! best to you!!


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Whitney Port at New York Fashion Week
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Whitney Port joined Shenae Grimes at the Rebecca Taylor show at New York Fashion Week showing off her new curly 'do. She went the glamorous route in a strapless metallic dress, which she wore with black opaque tights, black patent leather pumps, and chunky silver jewelry. Springlike fingernail polish and orange lips completed the look. Shop these items, including a classic black clutch, for a similar look.
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After writing my blog, How to Improve the Moviegoing Experience: Seven Steps to Cinema Nirvana, I received lots of feedback about how on-target my thoughts were.
Going to the movies seems to be less and less entertaining these days. Many moviegoers gripe about ticket prices and the expensive (and often lousy) food at the concession stand. That's before we even walk into the theater. Once inside there's a host of irritants we deal with, from crying babies and fanatical texters to lengthy commercials and bad sound or dim projection.
I knew what bothered me but after asking for moviegoer pet peeves I was inundated with a host of other complaints — some serious, some very funny. Seems like everyone has a tale to tell about a bad moviegoing experience. Here are 10 of the most interesting pet peeves I received:
1) Wearing enough cologne that I can track your scent. Or not taking a bath in a week and having your stink surround me. Either way my sense of smell is irreparably damaged.
2) Going with someone who has already seen the movie. They think they have to tell you what's happening. Thank you, but I'm intelligent enough to figure it out.
3) When nearly the whole theater is empty and the only other people that come to see the movie sit right next to you. It's an empty theater, spread out!!
4) Couples that need to get a room. A little PDA is fine but when you're going at it in front of me, that's something I don't want to see. Two movie tickets do not equal a cheap motel.
5) People who get to the front of the concession line and then don't know what to order. It's a movie theater! Unless you're from Mars, you know what they have.
6) People who try to make witty comments during the movie thinking they're funny. If you were any good you'd be creating what was on the screen and not in the back row of the cineplex.
7) People playing with candy wrappers all through the movie. We understand you're OCD but just throw your Twizzlers wrapper in the trash.
8) Continual sniffling, coughing and clearing your throat drives me crazy. If you're sick you shouldn't be in the theater in the first place. Go home, take some Nyquil and zone out in front of the TV.
9) People sitting behind you who decide to rest their feet on the seat next to yours or on your seat back. Touch my seat again and you're going to lose that foot.
10) People who clap after the movie. Who/what are they clapping for? Fanboys are notorious for this. Maybe it's some sort of geeky ritual, only nerds understand.
I can't help but to smile at these but when I'm in the theater they're no laughing matter. Behavior is at an all time low and I think it's reasonable to have certain standards of etiquette when going to the movies. Imax Filmed Entertainment president Greg Foster said, "Moviegoing is a communal experience. Manners do matter." If that's true then it's the responsibility of the moviegoer and the theater owner to create a climate where everyone can enjoy what's on-screen.


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Vendor Backlash Fuels Storage Group's Growth
"Vendors have no control of the ASNP," boasted chairman and founder Daniel Delshad. "The response to our first round of meetings demonstrates that we fill a great need in the storage industry from the user perspective."
"There is a groundswell of frustration among storage users as you can't get a straight answer from many of the vendors," agreed Tom Giannetti, a Southern California chapter member, and director of IT at Home Depot. "If each company insists its product is the best and that the others are no good, how can you decide what to buy?"
The ASNP agenda goes beyound simple vendor bias to encompass standards. Several attendees at the Southern California chapter meeting, for example, voiced their disagreement with the accepted mode of operation of standards bodies.
"Most standards organizations fail to receive enough user input and the people on the committees typically don't work day-to-day with storage," said Shirley Tseng, an ASNP member and a consultant with Infinite Global Infrastructures, a company involved in satellite networks as well as NASA ground networks. "Also, the standards groups tend to be heavily vendor influenced."Tseng's hopes is that the ASNP will eventually bring both sides together, getting more user input into the standards setting bodies via offical ASNP participation and repesentation.
"I don't have the time to be on a standards panel, but I can afford one day a quarter to come to an ASNP chapter meeting to discuss the important issues," said Tseng.
With 23 chapters already existence, including several overseas, Delshad's goal is to expand membership to over 15,000. By doing so, he believes he will have created a body that can exert a strong influence that will be felt throughout the storage industry
"This validates the need for a user organization like the ASNP," said Delshad. "We are exiting the start-up stage and are well on our way to becoming a full fledged association that exerts a strong influence on the industry as a whole."


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The side will make its first appearance at an Olympics since 1960. In the '70s, the British nations stopped participating at Olympic tournaments for fear their independence on the world soccer stage would be undermined.
Britain, who lost 1-0 to Mexico in a friendly on Sunday, will face Senegal, the United Arab Emirates and Uruguay in Group A.
Welsh winger Ryan Giggs was chosen as captain of the side. Giggs has had mixed fortunes in his career, winning almost everything at club level with Manchester United but failing to qualify for a major tournament with his national team Wales.
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Newly married actress Evan Rachel Wood is pregnant with her first child! The star shared her happy news on Twitter and gave her followers a sneak peek of what she will be reading over the next nine months.
"Remember when i said, "No baby on the way here" Well, I didnt know there actually was!" Wood tweeted on Friday, along with a photo of the parenting bible, What to Expect When You're Expecting. She also shared the first song on her personal parenting soundtrack: "Sweet Child of Mine."
Later, Wood tweeted a follow up message conveying her gratitude for the congratulations she has received since sharing her news. "Thanks for all your warm wishes. We are very happy. I'm gonna be a mama!" the star's message read.
Evan Rachel Wood married Jamie Bell in October and seems to have wasted no time in staring a family. People magazine reported the couple is over the moon about their baby news. In fact a rep for the actress released this statement to the star news glossy: "The couple is thrilled."
Wood's pregnancy comes at a time when a lot of other Hollywood moms-to-be are expecting their own bundles of joy. In recent weeks Jenna Dewan-Tatum announced she is expecting her first child with her husband, the Sexiest Man Alive, Channing Tatum. Kim Kardashian is, of course, the reigning pregnant reality star in Tinseltown. And the world also awaits a royal baby with the birth of Kate Middleton and Prince William's firstborn.
So has Wood experienced any pesky pregnancy symptoms like morning sickness of exhaustion? She is yet to reveal any further details about her pregnancy thus far.
In any case, congratulations to the newest bump-sporting star in Hollywood! The only question now is, who is next?
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Enthusiastic runners who raced around the course of the Wokingham Half Marathon raised a record-breaking £12,500 for charity.
Health bosses looking after patients in Wokingham have teamed up with a regional cancer organisation in an effort to make people aware of the early signs of the illness.
Solicitors waived their fees for will-writing and raised thousands of pounds for charity.
Motorists are being advised to avoid Church Lane in Finchampstead while engineers attend to a burst water main, which has left several homes without a fresh supply.
Woodpigeons are the birds most likely to be seen in school playgrounds, according to a survey by Berkshire schoolchildren.
Sailors in Wargrave held a party to welcome in the spring and the start of the boating season.
Banana smoothies and beekeepers were on the timetable for school pupils in Finchampstead when they welcomed visitors for a Fairtrade day.
More than 50 local businesses gathered to network and take part in a Question Time style session with experts.
Sweat and slurry are the lasting impressions of an epic charity ride through the Indian landscape for Colin Prince.
Shops and businesses can now learn about some of the difficulties facing those who are deaf, blind or confined to a wheelchair in a video produced by an access campaign group.
Disabled drivers struggling to find parking spaces in Wokingham on market day are blaming traders and shoppers for taking their spaces.
Holidaymakers who are going to make the most of extra bank holidays by going abroad are being advised to make sure they do not lose their vote.
A woman had to be cut free from her car last night after it left the road of a busy commuter route in Wokingham and collided with a tree.
A new rector has been appointed in Finchampstead as the village's churches are being transformed into a united parish.
Work to turn a former Guide Dogs for the Blind training centre into a housing estate can now begin after planning bosses rubber-stamped the plans.
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When is a wrong number actually the right number? When a phone company allocates it to someone else without warning – as happened to this pair of Caversham thespians.
La Source is located on the southern tip of Grenada, known as the Spice Island, and 12 degrees north of the equator – so attention to sunburn is essential.
Volunteers who give their time to make life better for others have been thanked at a reception and are in the running for national recognition.
A consultant at Royal Berkshire Hospital is going to run the London Marathon to raise money for the hospital's Robbie the Robot Appeal.
Andrew Williams will be running his first London Marathon to raise money for two Reading youth groups.
A team of volunteers could be getting down to the nitty gritty this winter — tackling icy pavements near their homes.
Beer and cider fans can hop to an annual celebration of their favourite drinks which promises to be the biggest yet – thanks to Prince William and Kate Middleton.
A teenager from Reading has been selected to represent England in the European Youth Latin dance championships in Barcelona.
A campaign to find 100 new apprentices in 100 days has just passed its halfway mark and is heading towards the target.
A mum-of-two who suffered skin cancer after years of sunbed use is urging others not to follow her example as she continues painful treatment for her condition.
On Thursday, May 5, the British public will be asked to decide whether they want to retain the first past the post system or the alternative vote which considers further preferences.
Don't miss out on your chance to vote in this year's Reading Post Baby Portrait of the Year Competition.
The regeneration of Bracknell is finally moving forward and getbracknell wants your views on what should be in the town centre.
Drivers may face delays in Warfield this evening after a two-car collision in County Lane.
Pupils buried a piece of their primary school's history in a time capsule at South Hill Park.
Bracknell's runners preparing to take part in the London Marathon on Sunday are urged to help a charity for the elderly as they pound the streets of the capital.
A Bracknell restaurant is the first of its kind in the borough to receive a special award for helping to raise more than £150,000 for charity over a five-year period.
A restyling of a vintage dress earned Heather Atkinson, of Newell Green, third place in a competition to create recycled fashions fit for Royal Ascot.
Schoolchildren at Wildridings Primary School got their hands dirty when they joined the mayor of Bracknell Forest Councillor Ian Leake for a tree planting project.
New guidelines on how development in Bracknell should look have been approved to ensure planning bosses "don't make the same mistakes as other authorities".
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Warfield resident Neil Loffhagen has been ordained as the new Bishop of Bracknell for The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints.
A nursery in Easthampstead has become the second in Bracknell to close its doors this year after its owners could not find a new home.
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In Greece they are rubbing their hands with glee.
Ninety minutes to get even. Ninety minutes to restore lost pride. Ninety minutes for the weak to triumph over the mighty.
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The holidays are a great time to pull out old photos and reminisce, but there's no need to huddle around a dusty album – make them part of your decorations.
And once you scan the originals, it's easy to make duplicates that can be turned into gifts for family members.
Make a modern statement by printing 4-inch-square photos, connecting them with small plastic clips in a grid shape and hanging it on the wall. A large square is striking, but the clips allow for endless possibilities.
A Christmas tree shape, perhaps? Keep things bright with color photographs, or go for a more elegant look with black and white.
For a traditional look, arrange the photos in a circle and stick them on a cardboard ring to create a photo wreath. Leave it plain, or decorate with a few sprigs of faux holly.
The projects are built around a snippet of the song Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas. Incorporating the phrase "through the years we all will be together" adds a bit of color and ties together pictures that span many years.
• 21 4-by-4-inch photos
• Photo clips (mine were called "fotoclips," purchased from photojojo.com)
• 1 sheet of card stock
1. Use word processing or photo editing software to create an 8.25-inch square. Fill with red or the color of your choice. Add white text that reads "through the years we all will be together." Print and trim to size.
2. Arrange photos in a 5-by-5 grid, with the text box positioned in the lower right-hand corner, one row and column in from the edge.
3. Use the clips to attach the pictures to each other.
4. Hang on wall, using double-stick tape or other adhesive.
• 12 or more 4-by-4-inch photos
• Large piece of cardboard, at least 16 inches square
• Craft knife and double-stick tape
• Faux holly or other greenery (optional)
1. Use word processing or photo software to create a 4-by-4-inch square, filled with red. Add white text that reads "through the years we all will be together." Print and trim to size.
2. Cut a 16-inch circle out of cardboard. Cut another circle in the middle to create a ring that is approximately 3 inches wide.
3. Arrange pictures around the ring, including the text box. Try to keep them in a circular shape, while avoiding overlapping key parts of any image.
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Kim Kardashian reveals brand new pictures of North West on The Ellen DeGeneres Show
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KIM Kardashian has revealed some brand new photos of her adorable baby daughter, North West.
Appearing on The Ellen DeGeneres Show - which will be aired tonight - the proud mum showed off the snaps of her smily little girl.
"She changes all the time," the Keeping Up With The Kardashians star told Ellen.
Adding: "One day she'll look like Kanye, one day she'll look like me. It's so crazy.
"Her personality is so cute. She is really calm and really quiet. I have the most adorable, sweetest baby in the world,' she gushed.
Explaining the photo of her and Kanye West's baby in her headband, she said: "I was trying some bows on her. She really liked them, so I think she'll be wearing more bows."
Talking about her fiancé's relationship with Nori, Kimmy-K revealed: "He is honestly the most amazing dad.
"He loves her so much. He really is a hands-on dad," she continued.
But admitted: "He's not a diaper-changing kinda guy."
And Kim has revealed she wants more children, despite having a very tough pregnancy.
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She told the show host: "I always wanted about six [children]. After having her, I want a million.
"But the pregnancy, I wouldn't wish that on anyone," she continued.
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Train to perform Friday at Shooting Star
Grammy Award-winning band Train will perform this Friday, May 28, at Shooting Star Casino in Mahnomen. The show starts at 8 p.m.
Over 15 years working together, Train has made quite a mark on popular music. With hits like as "Drops of Jupiter (Tell Me)," "Meet Virginia" and "Calling All Angels" members Pat Monahan, Jimmy Stafford and Scott Underwood have risen far beyond their humble beginnings playing local haunts in San Francisco.
The group will perform past hits as well as songs from their new album, "Save Me, San Francisco," including the current hit, "Hey Soul Sister."
Tickets, ranging in price from $25 to $55, are on sale at the casino box office at 777 Casino Road, Mahnomen, by calling 800-313-7469 or at the Shooting Star website, www.starcasino.com.


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The Lubbock Independent School District, in cooperation with the community, will focus on eliminating drugs and violence all year long by observing Red Ribbon Week today through Saturday.
Concerts designed for a Day of Remembrance program have been scheduled at 2 p.m. and 5 p.m. today at the Cactus Theater, 1812 Buddy Holly Ave., according to George Comiskey, education specialist for LISD.
Red Ribbon Week events are being held this year in conjunction with the YWCA's city-wide Week Without Violence.
A theme of ''Protecting our Children'' will become the focal point on Monday.
George Comiskey, education specialist for the Lubbock Independent School District, helps plan an annual Red Ribbon program designed to eliminate drugs and violence in the school system and in the community.
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''That's looking at young children like the shaken baby syndrome, and what parents can do when they feel out of control in disciplining a child,'' he said.
For Tuesday, the theme of ''Making our Schools safer,'' will take various forms on Lubbock's campuses.
''Some of the schools have been challenged to do a day without any pink slips,'' Comiskey said. ''They will see what they can do to really make the school a peaceful place that day.''
Wednesday's theme of ''Confronting Violence Against Women'' will be observed under the auspices of Women's Protective Services.
Dana Crites, 11, gets a red band on her wrist signifying that she is drug free from Ramirez Elementary assistant principal Eric Cederstrom.
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By way of contrast, Thursday will deal with ''Facing Violence Among Men,'' an observation that will consider spousal abuse.
''Men are not always the perpetrators (of violence), sometimes they are the victims,'' Comiskey explained.
Friday has been set aside as a day for eliminating racism and hate crimes.
The week will be wrapped up on a positive note with Saturday's theme: replacing violence with sports and recreation.
To complement the day's observance, a track event has been scheduled by the West Texas Running Club and the Sea of Red Committee. It will feature 5K and mile runs, plus a ''fun run/walk.''
Registration will begin at 8 a.m. in Buddy Holly Park, North University Avenue and Canyon Lake Drive, with the races starting at 9 a.m.
Information and registration also are available by calling Rose Hoeve at 796-6074 or 765-6588.
A red wrist band that can't be taken off without scissors will be made available for elementary school students during Red Ribbon Week.
''It will say '100 percent safe and drug free,' '' Comiskey explained. ''They will be able to wear it all week.''
According to Comiskey, alcohol is ''the No. 1 drug of choice'' with youth.
''I think that is because it is legal for adults, and so our youth see that as a kind of rite of passage. It's very available in our community it's something that students can get their hands on.''
Tobacco is treated as a chemical when underage users are involved.
''It is a gateway drug,'' Comiskey contends. ''We did a survey last year, and about 50 percent of our high school students have used it within the past year.''
The survey indicated that 34 percent of the students have used marijuana, and about 60 percent have used alcohol.
Many students, however, do escape drugs, the survey indicated.
''What it's telling us is that young people who have strong adults in their lives not just their parents, but other caring adults through church, band, music, sports don't get involved in the substance use as much as young people who don't have those people in their lives.''
Comiskey believes some students turn to drugs because their lives are over-filled and packed with stress.
''When we look at our data, what it says to us is that we need some ways to help our young people balance their lives so they don't get over-committed, but that they are not under-committed.''
The use of marijuana is not perceived as dangerous by some students, according to Comiskey.
''There is a lot of promotion, a kind of counterculture that looks at marijuana as being something that is really OK. Also, some of the parents of the children that are in school today, grew up in the 1960s. The kids see in the media that people who grew up in the '60s were free-love and smoking and doing drugs, so the kids can challenge their parents. That puts a lot of parents in a tough place.''
Students are often used by drug pushers to run their drugs, Comiskey said. ''It's less of a consequence on the adult when they get caught. Then there's money to be made, and whenever there is money involved there is a lot of involvement.''
Progress is being made, however: ''Our community our police force and our local DA have really clamped down and have done a lot of communitywide effort, going in and working with the neighborhood associations, and helping to identify where the crack houses are and who is running the drugs, making that a tougher situation.''
Comiskey emphasizes rehabilitation and support for those who have fallen into drug abuse.
''Do we accept the people and provide support and help for them? If it's your neighbor, what are you doing to help that person?''
He said parents can help by becoming educated. ''Parents have to know what's out there, what their kids could be involved in, and what the signs and symptoms are.''
He suggests developing a relationship with school counselors and teachers, because students spend a major part of their day at school.
The faith community also has a role to play, he believes. ''A lot of times churches can give a misperception, of how we want everybody to be saved and once you are saved, your life is perfect. That's not true for everyone. So, we want to make sure churches have an open door policy for those who are struggling with any kind of substance use and abuse.''
According to Comiskey, the future depends upon today, with the battle against drugs a day-to-day struggle.
''I think we need to be held accountable for developing healthy relationships with our children, helping our children grow not just IQ, with their intelligence, but also EQ, emotionally.
''That's the way I see my job: Every day it's reminding people: let's take care of the kids' EQ while we are working on the IQ.''
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Don't pay his debts!!!
That divorce decree set out the requirements for both parties in the divorce as regards the mutual debts. They are enforcable under the law. I hope you have the letter about his seeking revenge by not paying the car loans because the judge would be on very unhappy person to see it. Talk about flaunting the law!!!
That he opened accounts in your name was at least fraud on his part and could get him additional trouble, and that you just paid them was not a smart move. I DON"T pay anyone else's bill unless I did so voluntarily.
I hope you had an attorney for your divorce and that party should be contacted with all the information you posted. If not an attorney, send copies (never the originals) to the judge along with the case number (actually a copy of the divorce decree would be helpful, which judges like) and a letter stating the issues.
Not knowing how long it has been since your divorce, there is a probabilty that any jointly held bills will be reported on your credit reports for up to 7 years post divorce, otherwise they should disappear.
Filing bankruptcy would hurt your credit for the next 10 years, but it sounds like hurting you was something your ex wanted to do. Don't let him. You may need to contact a bankruptcy attorney for a consultation (the initial one is usually free) and it is likely the attorney will give you some options outside of bankruptcy.
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SPRING CREEK (Edwards County). Spring Creek rises one mile southeast of Kelley Peak in extreme southeast Edwards County (at 29°39' N, 100°09' W) and runs northeast ten miles to its mouth on Pulliam Creek, two miles east of Barksdale near the Real county line (at 29°43' N, 100°05' W). It crosses flat terrain with local deep and dense dissection and steep slopes and benches, surfaced by shallow, stony clay loams that support oak, juniper, mesquite.
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BLUE Reef Aquarium is hoping to hear the splash of tiny fins in the coming months with the arrival of four small-eyed ray egg-cases, with more expected in the coming days.
The small-eyed ray gets its name from its conspicuously small eyes which are surrounded by tiny thorn-like structures.
The species is classified as 'near threatened' in the wild which means it may be considered threatened with extinction in the near future.
If all goes according to plan, the eggs should start to hatch out later this year.
Blue Reef's Leanna Lawson said: "Many species of European sharks and rays are increasingly coming under threat of extinction in the wild. It would be great if we were able to successfully breed this particular species in captivity."
Fully grown specimens reach close to a metre in length and the fish's upper body is usually sandy coloured with regular patterns of spots, lines and blotches.
There is a row of 50 thorns which run along the fish's midline. In UK waters the rays tend to breed during the summer months, producing up to 60 eggs a year – of which only a small percentage reach adulthood.
The eggs, which are often washed up empty on beaches and known as mermaids' purses, have two long horns and measure around 10cm long.
The embryos take around seven months to hatch and newly-hatched babies are approximately 12-14 centimetres in length. Research has revealed that embryonic rays developing inside their egg-cases can sense external electric currents and remain motionless when a would-be predator approaches.


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Documentary filmmaker Barbara Kopple follows Woody Allen as he tours 18 European cities with his jazz band. Indulging his first love, Allen ably plays the clarinet alongside a group of pros, as audiences revel in both the music and their proximity to the prolific director. As Allen loses his way in hotel corridors and kvetches about being unworthy of adulation, the film depicts his younger wife, Soon-Yi Previn, as the sensible household decision-maker.
Cast: Woody Allen, Letty Aronson, Soon-Yi Previn, Dan Barrett, Simon Wettenhall, John Gill, Greg Cohen, Cynthia Sayer
Director: Barbara Kopple
Genres: Documentary, Music
Production Co: Cabin Creek, Jean Doumanian Productions, Sweetland Films
Keywords: Wife, Love, Hotel, Endearing, Sister, 1990s, Lighthearted, Witty


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The Oconee County Chamber of Commerce held a ribbon-cutting ceremony recently to welcome Holly Rennels and Allison Anthony, who are the new owners of Oconee First Fitness at Butler's Crossing.
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At the ceremony, from left, are Doug Eza, Shannon Adams, Emily Thornton, Holly Rennels, Allison Anthony, Bobby McDaniel, Jason Mathis, Mark Towles, Paul Boykin and Kathy Young.
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While the original X-Men comics have Mystique performing the beast with two backs with Azazel and giving birth to the character known as Nightcrawler, Matthew Vaughn's X-Men: First Class seems to be going in a different direction. While Azazel is actually in the film - played by Jason Flemyng - the budding romance seems to be between Mystique and a young Hank McCoy, played by Nicholas Hoult. They're mutual interest in each other was on full display in the clip that premiered yesterday, but this time they're not messing around.
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If you are still alive in the fantasy basketball playoffs then the following week may be maddening. Players that are perfectly healthy will occasionally get scratched to insure their health heading into the playoffs while teams no longer in contention will begin resting or shutting down players and begin focusing on next season.
Teams with title aspirations should take the next week to pay close attention to the inactive list and not hesitate to drop a marquee name if they are slated to be shut down or rested. An inactive individual doesn't garner statistics and could derail your shot a title. Be opportunistic with the waiver wire and put yourself in a position to go out on top.
Teams locked into the playoff position and likely to rest players down the stretch include San Antonio, Boston, Dallas, Atlanta, and the LA Lakers.
For teams not in the playoff hunt but participating in a keeper league now is the time to target guys for next year. Several big names saw their seasons end prematurely due to injury and could see a carryover effect into next season.
Memphis' Rudy Gay entered the upper echelon of fantasy contributors this season but underwent season-ending shoulder surgery on March 25. Gay suffered a partial dislocation of his left shoulder and underwent the surgery to repair a torn portion of the shoulder capsule. Famed orthopedic Dr. James Andrews performed the procedure, in which sutures are utilized to repair the tear and anchor the damaged tissue back in place. Gay will be immobilized up to two months before beginning rehabilitation and extended treatment. The rehab will first focus on range of motion before shifting to strength and concluding with basketball-specific functional exercises. Gay will likely need between four and six months to completely recover but the surgery should minimize the likelihood of a subsequent dislocation. His estimated timeline should allow him to be ready for the start of the 2011-2012 season. He is worth keeping on your roster in keeper leagues and should be a valuable commodity next year.
The Nets announced early Friday morning that recently acquired point guard Deron Williams will undergo surgery on his injured right wrist and miss the remainder of the season. Williams has been plagued by wrist problems since late January while still a member of the Jazz. He then aggravated the injury in March and has been in-and-out of the lineup ever since. A recent MRI revealed on the All-Star's wrist revealed several bony loose bodies and a buildup of scar tissue that will be excised in an arthroscopic surgery. Williams' first complete season in New Jersey should not be in jeopardy unless the surgeon discovers any serious ligament damage. That doesn't seem to be the case and Williams should be the one of the first point guards off the board in next year's drafts.
While Williams and Gay are expected to be ready for the start of the season, the same cannot be said for New Orleans power forward David West. West suffered a torn anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) in his left knee and is slated to undergo reconstructive surgery in the near future. A repaired ACL generally requires six to eight months making West's future extremely uncertain. West has a player option for the final year of his contract but may have to reconsider opting out with an injury of this magnitude. His fantasy value takes a significant hit as well. He will be limited at the start the year and has an increased risk of chronic knee problems like tendinitis. Oklahoma City center Kendrick Perkins underwent a similar procedure last July and returned to the court six months later. West has been an underrated fantasy weapon the past few seasons but this injury is poised to knock him from the top 50 for next year.
Another big man with a cloudy future is Houston's Yao Ming. Ming will be a free agent this offseason but is optimistic about returning to the team that drafted him. However it will be interesting to see if the Rockets are willing to take a gamble on the oft-injured center, especially after adding Hasheem Thabeet at the year's trade deadline. Ming underwent surgery in January to repair a stress fracture in his problematic left ankle. His latest fracture occurred in the tibia at the medial malleolus and is expected to sideline him between seven and 10 months. A fractured navicular bone in the same foot cost Ming all of the 2009-2010 season. With multiple injuries to his lower extremities Ming has become a risky option for NBA teams and fantasy owners would be wise to cut him go and save the roster spot. The same approach should be taken for owners considering keeping Portland center Greg Oden.
Dallas' Caron Butler is another free agent-to-be attempting to come back from a major injury. Butler was playing his basketball since joining the Mavericks before suffering a ruptured patellar tendon in his right knee against Milwaukee on New Year's Day. Butler underwent surgery several days later and has aggressively rehabbed in hopes of making a return at some point in the postseason. However coach Rick Carlisle recently revealed the chances of Butler playing in the first round are slim as the swingman has yet to be cleared for running and jumping. Butler's injury is particularly troublesome for basketball players to overcome. Former Knicks guard Kelenna Azubuike has played in just nine games since rupturing the same tendon in 2009 and needed a second surgery following his release from New York. Butler's value for next year is dependent on his ability to recover and what uniform he wears. Tuff Juice could return to Dallas next season but should receive attention from a contender looking to bolster their bench. If he ends up with a team willing to give him an expanded role, his well-rounded style of play could make him a solid late round addition in fantasy circles.
Jeff Stotts is a Certified Athletic Trainer, MAT, PES and the Injury Analyst for Rotowire.com. You can follow him on twitter @RotoWireATC.


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Zina Saunders
Zina Saunders (born August 30, 1953) is a Manhattan-based artist, writer, animator and educator. Her book Overlooked New York, a collection of interviews, profiles and portraits, was published in 2009.
Life and work[edit]
A native New Yorker, Zina Saunders is the daughter of illustrator Norman Saunders.[1] She attended High School of Music and Art and Cooper Union (dropping out a short way into the course)[1] but also learned much about painting and commercial art from her father. She has illustrated for a variety of publishers (Simon & Schuster, Random House, Scholastic Books, Oxford University Press), while contributing to magazines, including The Wall Street Journal,[1] The New York Times Sunday Book Review, Time Out New York and Outré.[2]
Her book Overlooked New York (2009) is a collection of interviews, profiles and portraits of diverse New York subcultures and hobbyists.[3] Subjects include amateur astronomers, bike messengers, carnival costume designers, cricket players, keepers of rooftop pigeon coops, kite flyers, scuba divers, street performers, subway musicians and urban gardeners. The project began in the fall of 2004 with her observation of colorful, decorative bicycles.[4]
In 2010, for Mother Jones, she began creating regular weekly animations (which feature Saunders doing the voices of all the characters).[5]
In November 2009, Overlooked New York was published as a book, collecting more than 60 of the profiles and portraits.
Saunders' updated design of the Pink Panther character for United Artists brought her an award from Print and her Native Americans trading card set of 106 illustrations was chosen Most Creative Trading Card Set by the trade magazine Non-Sport Update.[6] She has contributed to numerous trading card sets, including Wacky Packages, Magic: The Gathering and Goosebumps.
Excerpts from "Art Talks," her series of portraits and interviews with illustrators and art directors, are featured in Illo magazine. Portraits from that series are in American Illustration 26 Annual and American Illustration 27 Annual. Five of her portraits were selected for the Communication Arts Illustration Annual 2008. Four pages in Graphic: Inside the Sketchbooks of the World's Great Graphic Designers by Steven Heller and Lita Talarico (Monacelli Press, 2010) demonstrate how her sketches evolve into digital paintings.
Saunders has taught illustration at the University of the Arts in Philadelphia.
See also[edit]
- ^ a b c Kasey Burke (February 14, 2014) "Illustrator Zina Saunders to talk at WCSU", News Times (Danbury, CT). Retrieved 2014-03-30.
- ^ Outré Archived August 23, 2007, at the Wayback Machine.
- ^ Holly Tsang (January 12, 2010) "Overlooked New Yorkers: Zina Saunders Takes a Closer Look", Queens Ledger (Queens, New York). Retrieved 2014-03-30.
- ^ Overlooked New York: Puerto Rican Schwinn Club Archived October 22, 2006, at the Wayback Machine.
- ^ Mother Jones: Zina Saunders Archive
- ^ "Time Capsule": Non-Sport Update (December 1996-January 1997)
External links[edit]
- Official website
- Zina Saunders at Library of Congress Authorities, with 36 catalog records


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