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Sj)* a&atebmaa at? ^oa?ljron.
The Sumter Watchman was rounded
in 1850 and the True Southron in 1866.
The Watchman and Southron now has
the combined circulation and influence
of both of thc old papers, and is mani
esr.'y the best advertising medium in
The congressional race is still in a
very nebulous condition and it is still
difficult to name the candidates, to
say nothing of picking the winner.
In Sumter County, many have been
spoken of as candidates, but only ene
has formally and positively announced
that he is in the race.
Orangeburg . County furnishes two
"bona fide candidates, Senator Thomas
F. Brantley and Dr. Starkie, while
others are mentioned as possibilities.
Lexington county may have several
candidates, but none has put a card
in the Leixngton papers thus far.
Colle ton County will probably have
one candidate. Mr. Howell, but at last
accounts he had not fully decided to
-enter the race.
After the State Executive Commit?
tee meets on Thursday, the 25th inst.,
the candidates may be expected to de?
clare themselves, and out of the many
mentioned as possibilities it is but
. .reasonable to suppose tnat few will be
left to toe the mark.
Judge Buchanan, who has been a
nominal resident of Sumter for a few
years by reason of his election to the
judgeship of the Third-Circuit, is said
to be quite an active candidate, and
his eagerness to be elected to Congress
is believed by many to be due not so
much to an ambition to sit in the hall
of Congress as to avoid the inevitable
that he sees will follow the election of
judges by the Legislature in Decem?
ber. He has, it is true, a congressional
ambition and has had for some few
years, but his ambition did not go so
far as to hazard a contest with the
late Dr. Stokes and he held on to- the
office he had. Now that this job is
about out and there is to be a general
scramble for the vacant seat in Con?
gress, his ambition has taken fire and
he enters the arena full-armed with
hope for the fray. It is hard to esti?
mate Judge Buchanan's strength, for
in no particular county is he said to
have a 'strong following. In Sumter
County he will be snowed under by
any other good man, identified
with the district, who may run. It
will not require a Sumter County man
io defeat him in Sumter County, un?
less we are greatly deceived by the re?
ports received, although we have heard
that he is to receive a certain meas?
ure of support from those who give as
a reason for supporting him the desire
.to get rid of him as a judge. This is
the status of the only avowed candi?
date who claims Sumter as his resi?
If Mr. Altamont Moses and Mr. E.
D. Smith both enter the race the vote
of the county will be badly cut up, and
with the candidates from the other
counties to divide the vote in the bal?
ance of the district in almost the same.
manner, the race at present does not
seem to hold out any particular en?
couragement to any particular candi?
date. Until the candidates are thinned
clown to a strand it is anybody's race.
Charleston will eventually have to
enforce the dispensary law and the
city authorities may as well recognize
this at once. If the proper efforts
were made by the city authorities, and
the police acting under their orders,
the open violation of the law could
be suppressed and the wide-open liquor
saloon driven out of business. Of
course liquor would continue to be sold
surreptitiously but this would not be a
drop in the bucket to what is now sold
openly and without a pretense of con?
Having about made a finish of the
benevolent assimilation of the Indian
lands the time is at hand for the ex?
tension of the same practice to the
Philippines. When the land boomer
gets to work the Filipinos will long
for the easy time they had when the
greedy and grasping Friars were in
Col. Harvey Wilson, who is a candi
' date for Secretary of State at the next
election, has some "friends," not in
the Seventh District, who have been
remarkably eager for him to become a
-congressional candidate. Will they be
~as zealous in his support in the next
' election when he needs votes to be
'-elected Secretary of State? We think
uwst, for there is such a thing as kill?
ing a candidate by putting bim up for
another office.
The Appelt-Hoyt feud is settled and j
no one need anticipate a bloody d??
nouaient of the recent bandying of j
-epithets. The fire-eating Senator from
Clarendon has returned the soft an?
swer that turneth away wrath.
It is strange that we have heard <>f
no commercial democrat applying for
the Sumter Postoffice. Senator Mc?
laurin assuredly wants support in
Sumter and the postoffice here pays a
pretty fair salary.
2 The State pharmaceutical society
is prosecuting druggists in whose
shops prescriptions are copounded in
violation of the law. A dispensary con?
stable was assigned to the task of
working up the cases and a number of
drug store proprietors are now unde/
indictment. It is the case that drug?
gists who are licensed and authorized
to practice frequently employ unskill?
ed apprentices to compound prescrip?
tions. The law is severe on such par?
ties, declaring : "That it shall be un?
lawful for the proprietor ofany phar?
maceutical shop to allow any person
not qualified in accordance with the
provisions of this act to dispense
poisons or compound thej prescriptions
of physicians. "
It is stated that some of the candi?
dates will oppose the entry of Dr. L.
J. Sturkie in the Congressional race
in this district on the ground that he
is not a resident of the district and,
therefore, not elegible. The facts are
that Dr. Sturkie is a citizen of
Or-angeburg county which he former?
ly represented in the Legislature, but
is now holding an official position at
the penitentiary in Columbia.. The ob?
jection to Dr. Sturkie seems to be far
fetched, puerile and not worthy of con?
sideration except that it shows that a
candidate or candidates fear the oppo?
sition of Dr. Sturkie. If we are not
mistaken in our recollection there are
cases on record were men have been
elected to congress to represent dis?
tricts in which they had never resided
and that they were seated and served
out their terms, but this precedent
is not needed to establish the eligibil?
ity of Dr. Sturkie, for there can be no
reasonable question of that. We do
not know Dr. Sturkie and probably
would not vote for him if we did, but
we are opposed to any attempt to
arouse prejudice against any candidate
on such flimsy grounds. This is going
to be a great race ,for congress, and |
the more candidates the merrier it will j
The State Board of control has very
properly withheld the dispensary
profits of Charleston and will employ
additional constables to enforce the
law in that city. We have never been
a friend of the dispensary law and do
not now approve of it as a system, for
many satisfactory reasons, but we do
believe in respecting and enforcing a
law so long as it is on the statute
books and this the people of Charles?
ton have never pretended to do. Th?
saloons have been run as openly for the
past few years as they ever were before
the enactment of the dispensary law
and we do not believe, judging from
the view point of an occasional visitor
to the city, that an earnest effort has
ever been made by either the State
constables or the municipal authori?
ties to enforce the dispensary law in
the city of Charleston. The blind
tigers, so-called, have been too open
in the conduct of their business in the
past tc admit of the belief that they
feared any interference and we arrived
at the conclusion, from observation,
that whatever raiding was done was
all an understood and prearranged mat?
The Best Bemedy Fer Stoaaca and
Sovel Trouble.
"I have been io the drag rosiness for
twenty ?ears and have sold .most all the pro
prietary medicines of any note Among tbe
emire list I have never fou: d aov thing to
eqTal C?aorprlain's Co?c, Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy for all stomach ?od oowel
focb'.es,1' e?yj ? W. W8ke6e!d. of Coiuoa
bos. G-i "This remedy ?cured two severe
cases of choiera morous in my family ar.d I
h*ve recommended and sold hundreds rf
bottles of it to c y customers to their entire
satisfaction. I* -Mord? ? qu?ck *T d sor*? cure
in a p'.MSant fo m F jr g.le by D- A J
The attitude of the McKinley gov?
ernment as to Sampson and Schley is
one of free and unmixed corruption and
injustice. The public fully under?
stands the really rascally conduct of
that Yankee Secretry Long, who rich?
ly deserves the contempt and detesta?
tion of every upright American citi?
zen. The new medal just made by or?
der of this infamous fellow recognize
only "the man behind the gun,*"
while giving no sort of credit to the
great hero who commanded. Rear Ad?
miral Schley. the modest Marylander.
A profile of Sampson appears on the
West Indian medal. If Sampson were
half a man, much less a hero, he
would not allow the completion of
that detestable infamy. A Washing?
ton dispatch to the Baltimore Sun
says: "The friends of Admiral Schley
will possibly resent the fact that as
second in command their is no thing
on either side of the medal to indi?
cate this fact, and all the glory ??roes
to Sampson, whose name as well as
likenss. appears upon one side.'*-Wil?
mington Messenger.
The Alabama Constitution.
Montgomery, Ala., July li).--Thej
Constitutional Convention this morn?
ing after a short debate reconsidered ;
Section 27 of the Legislature report !
adopted yesterday, which confines the;
appropriating power of the Legisla
ture to estimates of the Governor and ;
auditor for four succeeding years.
Judge Coleman moved an amendment
That the Legislatur?* may appropriate
a surplus and provide for capital en
largement independently of estimates. !
Judge Coleman also presented a peti- ;
tion from the citizens of Birmingham,
representing 81,"XK),000 taxable proper
ty, protesting airinst the improvernen 1
bond issues authorized by a certain .
section of tin- artic!'* <>n taxation.
The articles on local legislation and '.
on State and county boundaries were
read the third time and passed. The,
latter leaves the county boundary at j
600 square mi lev. !
Weekly Crop Bulletin.
Columbai, July 53.-The averge
temperature for the week ending S a.
m. Monday. July 22d, was SO decrees,
or practically normal, with a mini?
mum of 66 at Greenville. The average
sunshine was below normal, and more
sunshine would have been beneficial in
the north border counties. High winds
broke down much corn in a few coun?
ties on the 14th.
The rainfall ranged from less than
half an inch to over five inches, the
former in the central portions of the
State, and central Savannah valley.
The larger amount fell in Marlboro
and Newberry counties, while over the
eastern, northeastern, northern, and
extreme western counties the rainfall
was generally excessive, and damaging
to crops by flooding bottoms and low?
lands, and by preventing much needed
cultivation. A few points had insuffi?
cient rainfall, and there crops are
suffering and did not improve, but
over the larger portion of the St?te the
weather was favorable on growing
crops, causing a general and in places
marked improvement in their condi?
Cotton improved throughout the
State, and, while still very small, is
growing fast and in most places is
fruiting satisfactorily. In a few sec?
tions it is heavily fruited, while some
young cotton has not begun to bloom.
The outlook for this crop is decidedly
better than heretofore, although some
fields remain grassy, and all cf it
needs cultivation, but over the eastern,
northeastern, and portions of the
northern counties the ground was too
wet for cultivation. Sea-island con?
tinues to blight in spots.
Early corn is a failure in many
places, and, although somewhat im?
proved, is very poor generally. It is
maturing rapidly in the eastern por?
tions of the State. Young corn, espe?
cially that planted on stubble lands,
looks quite-promising. On river bot?
toms, where usually the finest corn is
raised, the crop will amount to practi?
cally nothing.
Tobacco shared in the general im?
provement, and in places has started
new growth that will delay cutting,
but cutting and curing made fair prog?
ress, and some has been marketed.
Sweet potatoes look promising, some
slips being set out, while in Charleston
County some fields are ready to dig
and market. Rice is excellent, but
caterpillars are destroying upland rice
in Hampton County. Peas came up to
good stands : some sections report more
than the usual acreage sown, others
less. . Sugar cane and pastures are
good. Melons are generally poor.
There is widespread complaint of
peaches-and grapes rottting.
Denmark, July 20.-Wash Jamison,
who attempted rape on Mrs. George
Hutto, in Orangeburg County, and
only failed in his purpose by the ar?
rival of field hands, who, hearing
screams, came to her assistance, when
the nergo Jamison ran off and escaped,
was traced and caught at Woodbine,
Ga., and brought to Denmark on the
Seaboard train this afternoon. While
on the train Jamison grabbed a pistol
from one of his guards, and attempted
to kill A. D. Pearson and J. J. Fogle,
who had him in charge. The conduc?
tor of the train had to come to their
assistance, beating the negro over the
head with a club before he could be
overpowered and the pistol taken from
On arrival here Jamison was placed
in a buggy and in charge of four men
was starte'd through the country for
the scene of his crime, but after going
several miles they returned to Den?
mark and placed him in the hands of
Magistrate Ray, who immediately
swore in citizens to protect the negro
against any lynching party that might
come from Orangeburg County.
There was never any danger of
lynching, because very few knew of
th-? crime or his subsequent arrest.
Denmark citizens are indignant a the
report going to the Governor of any
threatened lynching in our town.
Sheriff Hunter, with his deputies, and
also the Bambers: Guards arrived on
the 8.30 train from the county seat.
Jumping off the train, they double
quicked to the town guard house, to
find all quiet and guarded by Denmark
citizens. After a thirty minutes' rest
the command was given to fall in and
with the negro in the lead the line of
march was taken from Denmark to
Bamberg jail.
It is now midnight and no signs of
any lynching party, the town being
quiet and peaceful.
? Fireman's Close Call.
"I stuck to my engine, although every joint
ached anj ererv nerve was racked with pain,"
writes 0 W Beliamr. a locom >nve fireman, of
Burlington, Iona. '-Iwas weak and pale, with?
out any appetite and ail run down. As I was
about to give np, I go: a bot'le nf Electric Bit
ters and, a'"ter taking it. I felt a? well as I ever
did in my life " Weak, sickly, run down peo>
p;e al ways gain new life, strength am vigor
from their u-e. Try them Satisfaction guaran
t-ed by J F W DcLorm- Price 50 cants. 2
West Point, N. V., July 20. - During
th*- funeral of Gen. Butterfield lien'
today, '2~, or 30 cadets fell, overcome by
th?* heat and fatigue A sufficient
number of carriages which were at
iii?- cemetery conveyed them to the
hospital. The victims are mostly of
tin- new class. Thc cadets were sub?
jected t?> a long practice march in the
hot sun during thc forenoon and upon
their return to West Point, without
food, were ordered immediately to
change their dress and fall into line
for tin- fuiieral. At the cemetery they
were required to stand in a constrain?
ed position for a considerable time and
this ordeal was more than thc fresh
recruits could endure. None of the
cases are regarded as dangerous.
WORD that word is
lt refers to Dr. Tutt's Liver Piiis and
Are you constipated?
Troubled with indigestion?
Sick headache?
ANY of these symptoms atad many others
indicate inaction of the LlVFP
_You BTo?c3.
Tott's Pil
Take No Substitute.
Mill men who have need for babbit
metal for renewing bearings can
obtain old type from the undersigned.
Type metal is much more expensive
than commercial babbit metal and is
much superior as any one who has
used it knows. I have a lot of old
type on hand which will be sold as
babbit metal at a price that will
make it cheaper than babbit.
May 30 X. G. OSTEEN.
Au eximioaiion tor 'be 3?bolar3hips m 'be
Peabody Normal Coileee announced scm?
rime ?20 wi?! be held nt tbe fcllowio? places:
Columbia, Scar-rtD^ure, Greenvil e ?nd
Crjar!e3'oo. T?e que-lion? w;h be furnished
by the Pe-ibcd/ Norm il Cohere Committee
at Nashville. Thev will b* sent to tfceSt^'e
Superin'endent of Eiuratjon who will send
.hem to 'he varions commut?es. Tbe ques?
tions w.il1 oe answered bv the apic-cums in
the pr?sence or rh? co r-itteeand the papers
all fcrwradfc TO the central committee in Co
looiMi, woo wi;i deirrm?ne the successful
Tberf ?retour ap* cinrcoerits to be made.
Tbe scbcla-?n-ps arr good for two years ned
are worth 51 CO *nd tbe stuieuts ra-'roe-d fere
to Nashville and return Af'er 'be first year
the amount maj tie r-duced frcm $100 to S 0
Tbe e^aTiina'ion ^ tli nfgin ar 9 o'clock,
Tuesday. July 23i Toe following commit
tf-es wi'l nave coarse (f 'ne ezan ioations at
'be various points. Co urr.bia, Professors A
G Rtmr-ert *nd C W B^in ; Gre-n/ilie, Mr U
B \U-tin and Prof B E G<-er ; Spartanbur-j,
Mr ? C Elu-ore and vr Geo S Briggs;
Cr.arles'on, Messrs W K Fate and Claude L
Io8tructione b'*ve bet*n received from Mr
John Vf Ba*?s, Secretary of tne College, that
; the appo n'ee tjhall be required to make an
average per ceot not lower mau 65 per ceot.
The State of South Carolina,
County of'Sumter.
By Thos. V. Walsh, Esq., Probate
Whereas, William Smith made suit
to me to grant him Letters of Ad?
ministration, with Will annexed, of
the Estate of and effects of ?Winter
Pinckney, Deceased.
These are therefore to cite and ad?
monish all and singular the kindred
and creditorsiof the said Winter Pinck?
ney, late of said County and State
deceased, that they be and appear be?
fore me, in the Court of Probate, to
be held at Sumter C. H. on August 8th,
1901 next, after publication thereof, at
ll o'clock in the forenoon, to show
cause, if any they have, why the said
Administration should not be granted.
Given under my Hand, this 24th day
of July, Anno Domini, 1901
Judge of Probate.
July 24-2t.
THE COUNTY Board of Commis?
sioners will let outj Repairs of said
Bridge, on August 3d. prox. Plans
and specifications made known at that
time and place. Right reserved to re?
ject any and all bids.
W. H. SEALE, Co. Sup'rs
Thos. V. Walsh. Clerk.
Julv 24, 1901.
We Have Added to
our Milling Business
new Outfit for mak?
ing pure
?Send us your
For samples and further in?
formation address or apply to
Dwight & Go.,
Wedgefield. S. C.
July 10
The State of South Carolina,
County of Sumter.
By T. V. Walsh, Esq.,Probate Judge.
Whereas, Jas. E. Mayes, made
suit to me to grant him letters of
Administration of the Estate of and
effects of Nelson Brockington, dee'd.
These are therefore to cite and ad?
monish all and singular the kindred
and creditors of the said Nelson Brock?
ington. late of said County and State
deceased, that they be and appear be?
fore me in the Court of Probate, to be
held at Sumter C. H., op July 20th,
1901, next, after publication thereof,
at ll o'clock in tht* forenon. to show
cause if any they have . why the said
Administration should not be granted.
Given under mv hand, this 10th dav
of Julv A. D., 1901.
Tl IOS. Y. WALSH.
Julv 10-2t Judge of Probate.
co Pi SO'S CURE FOR to
i -linn 11111 y ni u 11 mnBi 1
The opportunity you have long looked for to
get a desirable city lot at the
Big Auction
Of Lois in the Hughson
JULY 25th,
At 9.30 a* m.
This is the healthiest part of the city, being 18 feet higher than
the level of the city and right near the Water Works.
Only One-quarter cash, balance in twelve
equal monthly payments,
j * : One JLot Free ! % % i
To the lucky winner. Everyone attending the sale has an
equal chance on it whether you buy or not. The steady
growth of Sumter is bound to continue, the large manufactur?
ing as well as tobacco and plantation interests insures it.
Free Carriages
Will convey everybody to the grounds.
Do you realize that houses are scarce and small investments in
Sumter realty are bringing large returns.
Don't miss this chance-Thursday, July 25f
at 9.30 a. m.
On Friday, July 26th,
We will sell the
Lots on corner of H arvin
and Liberty Streets?
Terms-20 per cent cash balance to suit pur?
For further particulars address,
JOS. H. Phillips* Pres. Brunswick, Ga.
Or L. K. Phillips, Representative, Hotel Sumter.
DeLorme's Pharmacy
Removed across the street opposite
O'Donnell & Co's.
New Store, New Fixtures, New Stock ;
Everything new and fresh
Prescriptions Carefully Compounded by
Experienced Licensed Druggists.
Complete stock of Toilet Articles and Sundries.
J. F. W. DeLORME.
Joly 13
Ramsey & Co.
Palmetto State Chill and Fever Core.
A Guaranteed Cure.
We take great pleasure in placing this sovereign remedy
an absolute antidote for malarial poison-before a suffering
public, and feel safe in asserting it will fill a long-felt want.
Will cure any and every case of Chills and Fever, no matter
whether it is the product of Malaria, Mal-aqua or the Mosquito.
All we ask is that you give it a trial. Don't wait until you are
broken down in health, but begin right away and see what the
wonderful remedy will do for you. We will gladly refund the
purchase price, -50c for any failure to cure when the directions
are strictly carried otit. Mail orders a specialty.
Yours to serve,
Julv 24-3m Wedgefield, S. C.
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A busy week is wrapping up for Connor Humphreys after he landed offers from Boston College and UCLA and he's also hearing from another Pac-12 powerhouse.
The 6-foot-4, 230-pound four-star defensive end from Portland (Ore.) Central Catholic recently won the defensive line MVP award at the Rivals Camp Series in Los Angeles, further solidifying his place as one of the top players in the West.
"Both schools said they sat down as a staff and watched my tape and then they both said they loved it," Humphreys said.
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"I'm sure the Rivals Camp helped a lot especially with USC, who I talked to, and they said they want to get me down before they offer but they said they're close."
Humphreys, rated as the No. 232 prospect in the 2014 class by Rivals.com, had high praise for UCLA and an unofficial visit could definitely happen soon.
The Bruins are definitely intriguing to Humphreys, who also has offers from Arizona State, Boise State, Cal, Oregon State, Washington State, Wyoming and others.
The four-star is taking a trip to Cal this weekend.
"I know UCLA is a great school and has a great program," Humphreys said.
"I definitely want to go down and visit. I can definitely see myself playing for them one day. I just want to make sure everything is right before I make my decision. UCLA is definitely there for me but I'll wait and see some other schools."
USC is one of the programs Humphreys wants to see before making his commitment. The Trojans have stepped up interest recently and he could do a double-dip in Los Angeles in the coming weeks.
"They want to get me down and watch a practice so I can see them play and how they run their program," Humphreys said of USC.
"After spring break I'm going to get down there and visit UCLA and USC the same weekend but I don't know which weekend that's going to be yet."

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Nonito Donaire didn't waste anytime settling in at junior bantamweight.
Donaire (29-1, 18 KOs) made the jump from bantamweight to start the year and opened with a 12-round split decision victory over Wilfredo Vazquez Jr. for the vacant WBO title. He followed that with a unanimous decision victory over IBF champion Jeffrey Mathebula to unify the titles in July.
For his next challenge, Donaire is taking on the one of the stalwarts of the super bantamweight division in Toshiaki Nishioka, tonight at the Home Depot Center. Nishioka, 36, the former WBC super bantamweight champion, is currently in the midst of an eight-year, 16-fight winning streak.
"This is the best of the best," Donaire said. "I've always had dreams of becoming undisputed (champion) and with the WBC Diamond belt (Nishioka's title) this dream can be realized."
The fight is also for the vacant WBC Diamond super bantamweight title.
This will be Nishioka's (39-4-3, 24 KOs) first fight of the year.
"Nishioka has power and he knows how to set it up. He's a veteran and he knows the tricks that can frustrate a fighter and that's what we don't want to fall into," Donaire said. "We have a great game plan and we are ready for whatever it is.
"Every fight makes you stronger. Every fight makes you smarter. Going into the fight you know what you want to do. I know I am a better fighter going into this fight because of the tough fights I have had."
Donaire has certainly had a tough 2012. He suffered an injury to his left hand in the early in the Vazquez Jr. fight, but was able to control the fight the rest away for the split decision victory.
In July, he faced a taller opponent in Mathebula, but Donaire was able to systematically break Mathebula down, leading to an easy majority decision victory.
This will be just the fourth fight for Nishioka in the U.S. Last October, he defeated Rafael Marquez in Las Vegas.
Nishioka also owns a victory over former featherweight champion Jhonny Gonzalez.
"Yes, this guy is very experienced," Robert Garcia, Donaire's trainer said of Nishioka. "He is one of those guys that has been there for so many years and has done everything with every type of opponent but inside the ring he has not been with a Nonito, who stings the way he stings and has the power that he has."
"He hasn't seen that and that is going to be the difference. Nonito has the power and the speed and Nonito knows what punches are going to be coming."
A victory for Donaire and he could vault himself to the top of the list of Fighter of the Year candidates.
Tickets, starting at $35, can be purchased at the Home Depot Center Box Office. The first fight is 4 p.m.
The co-main event between junior welterweights Brandon Rios and Mike Alvarado will start at 7 p.m., followed by Donaire and Nishioka. All four fighters made weight Friday. …
Garden Grove's Jose Roman (14-0, 11 KOs) is on the undercard in an eight-round fight against Javier Garcia.


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Do you use the bulb by itself, or do you put in a reflector as it is in the car headlamp. I imagine by itself, or the beam would be too focused and bright. I'll bet the little bugger gets pretty warm!
Dave W.
Not wishing to fly two far off thread but I've been thinking of making a motor test rig and thought a laser pointer and photodiode might be a nice way to do the speed sensing. I can feed it into my scope or read the frequency on my multimeter. They might even work with a std tach but theres not too much point. Just something to do with a spare pointer, don't have a lot of pointing to do these days.
I use the bulb by itself. Be careful nothing is near it. It can start a fire it is so hot.
Graham, sounds good if you've got the equipment. My digital tach from Hobbico generally reads bouncing between two RPM's that are 40 to 30 RPM away from each other. I figure this is acceptable given the level of precision of everything else I have and the error present in any of these tests. For example, if I run three static tests from the same battery I will get three different results within a band of 5% or so thrust. Anyway, I record the lower of the RPM's in my static tests. You probably have way more precise instruments at your disposal.
Hi everybody,
I am a newcomer to the site, quite amazed and interested. I have a few questions on some subjects currently being discussed:
* Is the Mabuchi M20LV (HV) being mentioned frequently actually Mabuchi FF-M20VA (VK) by designation?
* If single cell Li-Poly is being used to power M20 and similar motors, what sort of RC gear is being utilized at this voltage?
* Who sells pager drives and similar micro motors?
* I have some dc motors with a company logo in the shape of a capital M, with the legs bent inside slightly at the bottom. Does anybody know which company this is? I have rewound an 8 gr. motor produced by this company, the designation was something like PM103-1. Other motors from this source have designations like PPN-13KA10C, MDN3BT3CSA, etc..
I am currently in the process of constructing an approximately 35 cm. wingspan Sperry Messenger biplane modified from MAN plans. My equipment is Sky Hooks & Rigging RX - JMP 7 ESC - 2 x Hitec HS50's. The motor will be a rewound dc motor from a CD drive, with prop reduction and probably a 5x3 prop. I hope to keep all-up weight below 100 grams, but this is not easy without a lightweight battery. My equipment will not work below 7.2V theoretically, so 2 Li cells seem to be a good solution. Don't know if this wing loading will be practical..
Living in Turkey, I have to construct everything including motor winding, prop reduction, propeller, wheels, etc. The new Li-Poly cells look interesting, but will be difficult to procure for me. The best I can find is a 7.2V 400 mAh Li battery at 32 grams - this battery is prismatic and won't even fit in the fuselage..
Life is not easy for some of us..
Keep up the good work.
A single LiPoly cell would probably most likely be used with the RFFS-100 (www.slowfly.com). Currently we are building planes that weigh less then 28g using nicad batteries (others that are more skilled at building are building planes that are lighter then this). With the LiPoly's, getting micro models to weigh less the 20grams should be fairly easy even for the worst of builders (ie me). At these weights, and according to Gordons measurements vertical performance may be attainable.
Welcome to the Ezone.
Didel in Switzerland sells a variety of pager motors and gears and gearboxes for them, didel. I also started a thread here for Didel questions. Just do a search and you will find it.
I have a variety of static tests on my web site and have some information on the M20 motors on my M20 Page. If you measure the Ohms on your motor and compare to the ones I have measured that will give you an idea. I'm not an expert on Mabuchi numbering, but understand that part of what the number is is the manufacturing date or batch number, so these are difficult to compare. I'll jot down the numbers on mine and post.
Check out http://www.wildrc.com. Dan Krieg is selling Two-Cell LiPoly's that are larger than the 135's and an inexpensive charger for them. He has some weight comparisions etc. I think he will ship internationally. These may satisfy your need for volts.
What part of Turkey do you live in? I've traveled through Turkey twice and have a friend from grad school who has returned to Istanbul. Just curious.
Last edited by Gordon Johnson; May 23, 2002 at 04:12 PM.
Hi Gordon, Dan,
Thanks for your replies..
Dan, by your help, I have just seen the low voltage receivers and micro servos - or actuators. How do these servos work? Is the coil stationary, or the magnet?
Gordon, I live in the capital - Ankara, which is about 400 km. from Istanbul. The number of modellers in Istanbul is much higher than those in Ankara - don't know if your friend is a modeller. I have seen your web site, it is packed with useful info. I will have to study it in detail, and extrapolate for my motor size.. My rewound motor is around 7 Ohms, but remember it is for 7.2V. It drives a standard Kavan 6X3 at 0.3 A with 1:4 reduction, but the thrust is not enough, so I will wind it for slightly higher power and reduce the ratio in the coming days.. I have added cooling slots in the body to increase the cooling and to reduce the weight to 7.3 grams. I have two pager motors, but these are too small for my use - and they are for 1.3V, I guess. What is your grad speciality?
I have B.Sc, M.Sc. degrees in Electrical Eng. and Ph.D in Solid State Physics..
Your 1 ounce micro planes are a bit too much for me. Guess will stick to my 100 grams category for the time being.
Best regards,
Welcome to the zone. I believe the "M" with the bottoms bent in is a logo for Matsu****a, but I don't have any info on their motors.
The following page shows the Matsu****a logo along with other major electronics logos.
PS. Is the E-zone software great or what. It censors the word Matsush ita.
Last edited by jeffs555; May 23, 2002 at 05:25 PM.
Here's what I know about the life of these. I have 7 charges and discharges (all at way more than mfg specs) on a single 135 mAh LiPoly now. So far, no degredation in performance.
I corresponded with Dan Krieg about his experiences. He has never got more than 30 cycles on his LiPoly's as someone always buys the completed plane from him and he starts again. But, the people buying them with several or more cycles are not calling back with problems.
We may have some preliminary evidence that abusing these cells won't cause us to have life expectancies of only 15 or 20 cycles. Past that, only time will tell.
Gordon, Dan K., anyone?
I just got my charger from Dan Krieg (WildRC). It is made by Potensky, and is designed for both Li-metal (3.4 V) & Li-Ion (4.2 V) @ a range of 20 - 40 - 60 - 100 - 200 mah, selectable by dip switch. My 135 mah LI-Poly cell lookes like it wants 4.2 V @ a max of 1C (130 mah). 100 mah @ 4.2 looks like the conservative max, as there is nothing between 100 & 200 mah, but I wouldn't mind a bit of input. BTW, charger has an auto cutoff to triclke. Also BTW, I ordered this on Dan's website Wed. and it got here Friday. Thats CA to NY in 2 days for $5 shipping & handling....pretty good!
Gordon, what kind of currents are you drawing?
Dave W.
Does it cut off completely after a while or continue to trickle charge. Continuous trickle charge is bad for Lithium Ion, and I would imagine it is the same for the Lithium Polymer. If the charger does not cut off completely after a while, make sure you don't leave the cells on trickle for too long or you will shorten their life.
Did anybody track down the 230 mAh Li-Poly batteries yet? The attached picture (hope it is..) is available at the link previously given - the blimp page - but nothing else is. These cells are the size I need..
Jeff, thanks, the M indeed stood for Mabuchi. Data sheets are available at the web page - no weight data. Shortform at http://www.motor.panasonic.co.jp/www...AGC1000_E.html . These motors can be frequently found in old CD ROM drives, although mostly having 16mm or larger diameter. I found one 12 mm dia. one (8 gr.), which I am modifying. You can't beat the CD motors for price, as they are usually free.
That picture is (I think) the same one from that guy in India's site (can't remember his name right now). Apparently he and Aeronutz Mark got theirs from plantraco.com, but it's not listed on their site yet. Possibly if you email them you can get one if they have a few. Other than that, I have no idea, except it looks like a larger version of the 135 mAh, but probably from a different manufacturer as Kokam doesn't list this size. This size will fill a gap.
Sorry, I forgot to mention that Dan Krieg said his charger was from Potensky. My charger is automatic. It detects what the battery is by the 3 minute surface charge at the beginning. So, I can't tell you what charge rate, except that it takes 65-70 minutes to take if from 3.65v to 4.30v. You can guestimate from that. I think my charger may use a variable charge rate, but I'm not sure. BTW, it's made in Korea.
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twin motor ap slow stick... a brushed plane with 35.5oz of thrust. building soon
well i need a lot of power for ap but i dont have the money for brushless yet. so i am doing a twin brushed slow stick.
ive already ordered:
cf rods(2.5, 3 and 4 mm)
2 slow sticks
dubro skis
foam wheels
8cell cbp2500 battery 2x2 config
35amp castle creations esc
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4 1365 props
music wire(1/16 and 1/8)
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now from what ive seen the 400c-g w/1365 prop at 9.6v will give 17.8oz of thrust at under 9 amps each. was this the best choice?
i was going to do a twin 350c-c w/1047 at 8.4 so 15.5oz of thrust each at under 11 amps, but the 400 set up has about the same thrust to weight but uses less amps and the motors will last a lot longer. the 400 set up will be about 4 oz more but im geting 3 more oz of thrust
im attaching the motors to the wing using the plastic wing mounts and a 3/8"x3/8" spruce stick. i got two extra sticks(36"), should i use one as the fuse or stick with the stock?
to reinforce the wing i am first epoxing flat cf strips to the center of the wing. im doing this because this is where my last slow stick failed first. then im epoxing the fiber glass rods first to the dihedral then the wing, and tapeing it. im also going to do a carbon fiber rod across the wing, im not %100 shure on how im attaching it yet. should i use the 3mm or the 4mm for that?
the 2.5mm rod is for the le of the tail.
im doing two sets of landing gear, one for skis the other for the wheels i got. i think i am going to build of the stock gear but i might end up bending new ones. i am going to bend a new tail gear to, my old ones snaped at only 20oz.
battery>deans>esc>deans>x2 deans>x2 motors
this will make it so i can unplug both motors with one plug to take the wing off, or one motor at a time so that i can replace motors. i will be using deans ultra plugs, not the small ones. the wire will be 16 guage.
im hoping that it will be under 40oz with camera(7oz camera w/batteries)
the parts should be here between 1/6/05 and 1/15/05
Is there any other mods i should think of doing?
please tell me if any thing is wrong with my idea
Also, isn't the CC ESC a brushless controller?
castle creations also makes brushed esc, the brushless ones are phoenix. the castle creations griffin, pixie, sprite, and pegasus are for brushed motors. im getting the pegasus.
i could have gone brushless but i ordered parts to soon. originally i was going to buy all of the parts myself, so i only had enough for the brushed motors. but one of the guys from my flying feild got me the battery, motors, and some other stuff, so i had enough money to get a pjs800, mount, and esc but my uncle rushed me on ordering parts so i forgot how much money i had. so im staying with brushed until summer.
still its a twin... it looks cool.
i also might try to fly with both of my cameras(the other one is only 3oz) so i can take pictures and video at the same time.
My twin
I made a twin SS that was inspired by Barstool. Front camera mount and twin 350's. I will be moving up to brushless also when the funds come in but it flies well with the stock motors. Just be sure that you have a battery that can handle the amps it takes to run both motors. I have parralled two batteries together to get the amps. The only reinforcing that I did was a CF rod across the front. This really makes a difference with the wing. I also used CF tape for the tail feathers. Here are the pics.
Last edited by azfrench; Dec 31, 2004 at 10:51 AM.
so you cut a hole in the wing then put a stick that was wedged on one side in the hole then glued it to the back of the wing, then epoxied a cf rod to each side. is there any thing other than that you had to do?
it looks good but i dont think i want to put a hole in my wing with out it involving a crash.
the batery im using is good
cbp2500, 8cell, 2200mah, 30+amps, about 11oz
that was the best A cell battery i could find.
good job with your twin. i am also going to do a nose mounted camera, and i also got the idea from bar-stool.
The hole in the wing is not that big a deal. I just had to make sure that the thrust line of the motors was good. I think that I have 2 degrees of down thrust. I also used cf thread to wrap around the motor mounts. After wrapping the thread I put CA on the thread to harden it. Makes a very strong bond. On the tail section you can see the CF tape and the CF rod on the leading edge of the horizontal stabilizor. With all of this added weight you need stronger landing gear. I have a rear wheel that im in the process of evaluating that is very good but the front needs attention. I just placed wire across the landing gear and soldered it. Works well. There are many other mods that are better for landing gear that I have not done yet. Have fun.
jswjimmy +++ what do you think about using a reversed prop on the right motor..
I'm working on a dual motor SS too, and just thought about the revesed prop to night.. Gonna start looking for one.
go with smaller/lighter camera and stock ss check at www.aiptek.com for small digital cams....
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His team is basically the same if you switch Chaobu for the second Tsutarja evolution and switch Yanappu for Hiyappu. --☆CoolPikachu! 06:55, 21 September 2010 (UTC)
Battle against Bel - need confirmation from other games
I've just added information about the battle that happens after receiving the 3rd badge. But, since I'm playing with Tsutarja (and in White version), only the information on my choice is granted. For the other two (four, if you count game version), I just assumed some patterns. Plz, when you reach that part, check if everything is correct. Also, I couldn't manage to make Haderia use it's fourth move, so I'm not certain if it have a fourth move. But, if it has, it's probably Helping Hand. Blow 03:12, 25 October 2010 (UTC) Also, someone added the battle information to Bel's page considering it was in Hiun City, included the fourth move of Haderia and set all held items to none. Since the reference point was "Route 4 gate", it happens after defeating the gym leader and just before the battle with Cheren, I think it's better to consider it in Route 4. If anyone can confirm Haderia's fourth move and the held items, plz change them to match the information in her page. Blow 14:49, 25 October 2010 (UTC)
The sprite for sand in the location box is showing a set of stairs from HG/SS - unsigned comment from Stephen Keane (talk • contribs)
- That's the default picture for Template:Catch/entry5 unmatched locations. Also, desert (in Resort Desert) and shadows (in Hodomoe Drawbridge) have the same problem/TODO. --Blow (話す) 00:26, 22 December 2010 (UTC)
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Health Wing
The item list for Black 2 states that the female Ace Trainer asks for a speed requirement of 83. I think this number is random because she asked me for a speed of 106 and she said "today I want to see a pokemon with a speed of 106" or something similar. I think this number is random and can change daily. If this is true, then the same can be said for the Male Ace trainer and the attack stat in White 2.
--Ishu bagaria (talk) 15:55, 31 March 2013 (UTC)
- Wait, this is repeatable daily? If yes, that should be noted... Marked +-+-+ (talk) 16:00, 31 March 2013 (UTC)
- Well she did ask for a different speed stat today. I went again today and she asked for a pokemon with a speed of 181. I have played the game for less than a week so I don't have high level pokemon yet, but I will keep checking everyday to see if she gives the health wing more than once. For now, it is confirmed that the stat requirement she asks for is random. --Ishu bagaria (talk) 21:11, 31 March 2013 (UTC)
The World Trade Centre Connection?
I learned on Did You Know Gaming that the route came under controversy due to the fact that its placing on the Unova map in relation to Manhatten, and it's nature as a construction site, led people to think that they were a reference to the former site of the World Trade Centre. Is this worth mentioning in a trivia section? I know it was obviously not the intention, but it's a curious coincidence. TheFatPanda (talk) 12:55, 10 December 2015 (UTC)


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February 29, 2012 at 12:40 am #9801
I'm not sure why, but the images aren't showing up on my homeslider. I tried reuploading them, still not working and not sure why. It was working fine for about 6 months.
My website is http://www.bagofdesign.com
ThanksFebruary 29, 2012 at 7:32 am #65891
Please update to the latest theme version (Avisio 1.2.1b). It fixes issues with the latest jquery version (WP 3.3+).
Best regards,
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Where can I download the newest theme version?March 1, 2012 at 6:37 pm #65894
Hi Bagofdesign,
You can download the updated theme from Downloads on Themeforest. You'll follow the same procedure you used to install the theme initially (either through ftp or upload the zip in wordpress).March 4, 2012 at 10:33 pm #65895
Ok, maybe I'm missing something here…
I downloaded again the theme from themeforest. I tried to instal it and it said "already exists" and failed. Did I do something wrong? Should I just do it via ftp? How do I know it's a newer version and not the same one I currently have?
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hello? any response to my above post?March 7, 2012 at 7:44 am #65897
Yes – please use ftp to install the theme or deactivate/deinstall the theme via wp backend first and upload the new theme files. If you've made any modifications I'd strongly suggest to use ftp. Envato works on a notification system but for now you can check the latest theme versions here: https://kriesi.at/support/topic/ (Purchase code hidden if logged out) – (Purchase code hidden if logged out) -theme-versionOctober 16, 2012 at 4:39 am #65898
I can't find version 1.2.1b I tried to re-download and that didn't work either. Can you help??October 16, 2012 at 6:13 am #65899October 16, 2012 at 12:29 pm #65900
Thanks for responding Peter. Yes I am. I am using Avisio 1.2.1
I re-downloaded and lost some of my programming trying to update. I read your instructions and I guess Themeforest doesn't have the new version or something. Te file I downloaded is the same one as I have installed currently.
My main problem is when I add Vimeo videos to the portfolio they will NOT play. The lightbox just spins when the video is selected. I figured this may be the case since I don;t have the newest version. Can you help please?October 17, 2012 at 11:33 am #65901
Hi desjohns1,
Can we take a look at your site live?
DevinOctober 17, 2012 at 1:04 pm #65902
Sure, there you go.October 17, 2012 at 1:18 pm #65903
Which page is it that isn't showing your video files correctly?October 17, 2012 at 7:14 pm #65904
I wasn't able to upload the updated version. I was able to get the video to play now though. Thanks. Until we meet again!! LOL!
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Recent history shows Marlins certainly still in it
Recent history shows Marlins certainly still in it
Marlins president of baseball operations Larry Beinfest referred to it as the "Rockie-Cardinal Effect."
Those two squads overcame seemingly long odds to not only win the National League Wild Card, but eventually advance to the World Series.
The Marlins certainly have an uphill climb to get into contention, but the organization is staying the course, seeing if the team can make up ground in a hurry.
"Teams have so much invested, and they want to have their fanbase to have hope," Beinfest said. "Sure enough, the Cardinals were [8 1/2] games out of the Wild Card last year, and they win it all.
"The Rockies thing is well documented."
After losing, 5-1, to the Nationals on Friday night, the Marlins fell to seven off the Wild Card pace.
But in 2011, the Cardinals were 8 1/2 games back in the Wild Card chase on Sept. 1.
Of course, St. Louis went on to win it all.
The 2007 Rockies were behind by 6 1/2 games on Sept. 1. They had a string of winning 21 of 22 in September, and made it to the World Series, where they were swept by the Red Sox.
With the July 31 non-waiver Trade Deadline approaching, the Marlins appear to be willing to let the season play out.
"It seems to be a trend in the game: Forget about the second Wild Card, that teams are hanging in there a little longer, and waiting for their teams to get hot," Beinfest said. "Unless they really have conviction that, 'Hey, it's not our year, we need to move some pieces.'"
The Marlins feel they have the talent to contend. It's just a matter of doing it.
"We'd like to think that we have the pieces here, although it hasn't happened so far," Beinfest said. "We have a bunch of guys who are well below their career averages. Which you can say, 'OK, there is plenty of room for improvement.' But every day we keep waiting for that to happen."


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The amount of malicious code has been constantly increasing together with its sophistication, mostly due to the ever-growing omnipresence of the internet. The year 2007, however, has been the most (un)successful up to date. During the first half of the year, the amount of malicious code intended to infect users' systems with Trojans, keyloggers and whatnot, has become 5 times larger than it had been in 2006, while phishing scams increased by 150%.
These statistics were announced by Microsoft at the RSA Security conference in London. The survey was conducted by the Ponemon institute, who interviewed over 3,600 security, privacy and marketing executives in the US, UK and Germany.
The survey showed the growing interest in stealing personal information for profit, thus making users' privacy guarantees scarce. Cyber-crime is now an activity closely connected to organized crime rings, with a lot of money to fund operations and big profits. Another reason the number of attacks has grown is the increasing number of international business deals, making companies exchange information outside country boarders.
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Maybe it's the balcony. Or maybe it's those iconic green seats that ring it. Maybe it's the way the sun shines through the windows during the winter. Maybe it's the championship banners on the walls. Whatever it is, Roberts Gym has it. You can feel it when you walk through its doors. Constructed in 1946, the home to the Webster Groves boys' and girls' basketball teams wears its age well.
It is named for Charlie Roberts, who coached for 39 years at Webster Groves. He guided the Statesmen in football, basketball, baseball, and track and field. He was among the first great athletic pioneers in Webster's storied history. He never got to see the gym open. Roberts died in 1944.
Roberts Gym was supposed to be built before '46. But the steel needed to complete the job was used in America's World War II efforts. When it was finally completed, Webster Groves celebrated with more than one dedication ceremony.
Roberts Gym was dedicated on Dec. 8, 1946. Webster Groves hosted its first basketball game on Dec. 12. The Statesmen's opponent was neighbor and rival Maplewood-Richmond Heights. MRH graciously allowed Webster to use its gym to practice and play games during the years Roberts Gym was under construction. As a thank you, Webster scheduled MRH as its first opponent. MRH wasn't a kind guest, as it walked off the court with the victory. But it didn't appear to spoil the mood. At halftime, there was another dedication ceremony and there were more than 1,000 people in attendance.
The gym wasn't just used for basketball. It hosted the Missouri State Wrestling Championships in 1947, a little known fact dug up by former principal and Webster Groves High historian, Pat Voss. Voss, who was principal for 17 years and retired in 2002, says she was researching something else when she stumbled across that tidbit.
Roberts Gym and Webster Groves High went through a renovation in 2009. Among the amenities, the school built was an auxiliary gymnasium and a hall of fame.
Among the things that didn't change during the renovation (which cost the Statesmen their longtime locker room) were the green seats that ring the balcony of Roberts Gym. Completely unique to any high school gym, those green seats have seen their share of games. Actually, they've been there for every single one. "They are original and they are in excellent shape," Voss says. There was talk of replacing them during the renovation. But the seats were up to code, met every standard on the books and passed every test. The seats stayed and so did that sense of history.
Truth be told, Roberts Gym would be unique regardless of the quality of the teams that play in it. But when you consider that the boys' basketball team has been so impressive at home, it takes the place to another level. The Statesmen have run off 73 consecutive Suburban South Conference victories. They won 53 straight home games from December of 2003 until December of 2008. The team that broke that winning streak was none other than Maplewood-Richmond Heights.
As the winter season begins, Roberts Gym will be hopping as the weather goes cold. It will host the 12th annual Webster Classic on Thursday, Dec. 8. The three-day tournament is one of the early season highlights and provides an impressive field of teams. Among the participants are Webster, SLUH, MRH, Oakville, Marquette, Miller Career Academy, Lee's Summit North of Kansas City and Belvidere North of Illinois.
It's a great way to kick back, in those green seats, and watch some basketball—just like they did when it opened its doors.


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Transmission Delay of Multi-Hop Heterogeneous Networks for Medical Applications
Now-a-days, with increase in ageing population, Health care market keeps growing. There is a need for monitoring of Health issues. Body Area Network consists of wireless sensors attached on or inside human body for monitoring vital Health related problems e.g., Electro Cardiogram (ECG), ElectroEncephaloGram (EEG), ElectronyStagmoGraphy(ENG) etc. Data is recorded by sensors and is sent towards Health care center. Due to life threatening situations, timely sending of data is essential. For data to reach Health care center, there must be a proper way of sending data through reliable connection and with minimum delay. In this paper transmission delay of different paths, through which data is sent from sensor to Health care center over heterogeneous multi-hop wireless channel is analyzed.


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Notes: Hamels eyeing Sunday start
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PHILADELPHIA -- Cole Hamels realizes that he might not feel 100 percent for the season's final month, but the Phillies ace will take 85-90 percent and stretch it out as far as he can. "That will be pretty good," Hamels said. "The fight is to make that 90 percent go as far as 100 percent." Hamels took another large step toward that goal Tuesday by throwing a 25-pitch bullpen session, throwing fastballs and changeups. He'll mix in curveballs on Friday and said he'll likely start on Sunday in the series finale against the Marlins in Miami.
"It's definitely progress, being able to get back on the mound and see what I have," said Hamels, who is recovering from left elbow inflammation. "I was throwing with ease." Hamels has racked up 167 1/3 innings this season in 25 starts, and had generated a pace of 230 innings, far exceeding his professional high of 181 1/3, set last season in the Majors and Minors combined. Though he doesn't want the break, these two weeks could become huge in the final month. "My body feels a lot fresher," Hamels said. "Before this, I was dragging. I feel energized." Hamels blames himself for his injury, which occurred on the first pitch of an Aug. 14 bullpen session, two days before a gutsy 6 2/3-inning effort against the Nationals. He said he felt fine in that game, then felt something the next day and in a bullpen session in Pittsburgh on Aug. 19. He had been scheduled to start on Aug. 22 against the Dodgers. Hamels said that since freak injuries find him, he has to be more vigilant. On the day before his bullpen session in Washington -- an off-day -- Hamels said he relaxed rather than doing his shoulder exercises. That won't fly anymore. "On the first pitch of the [Washington bullpen session], right after that day off, I warmed up with a fastball, and cocked my arm back too far," Hamels said. "After that game, I started feeling it. It can be one little thing." The end: Outfielder Shane Victorino can take the "W. Pipp" down from above his locker. Jayson Werth has finally made an out. Teammate Jon Lieber, in town for a visit, placed the tape above Victorino's name after Monday's game as a reference to Wally Pipp, who famously lost his job to Hall of Famer Lou Gehrig. Werth struck out looking in his first at-bat on Tuesday, missing his chance to became to 11th National Leaguer to record hits in 10 straight at-bats. He also fell three shy of tying the Major League record held by Walt Dropo and Pinky Higgins. Werth claimed not to change anything heading into the game, though manager Charlie Manuel hit him sixth instead of seventh, and Werth was wearing a different backward baseball cap. "Thanks for noticing," he said. "It's just the one I saw on the way out the door today. It's pretty funny. For me, this has been about being in a position to hit, and allowing it to happen. There's something to be said for being in the zone. I'll fallen into some good habits and some good routine, and I have confidence in the box." Coming up: Jamie Moyer, who faces fellow lefty Oliver Perez on Wednesday at 7:05 p.m. ET, is in a bad place, compiling a 7.27 ERA in five August starts. His latest struggle came against the Padres on Friday, when he allowed six runs in 4 1/3 innings. The lefty is 0-1 with a 3.46 ERA in two outings against the Mets this season.
Ken Mandel is a reporter for MLB.com. This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its clubs.


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Daddy time and fun in the crib!
Isa had a lemonade sale and invited some friends to help on a NU game day. They made forty something dollars. One guy got two lemonades (25 cents each) for ten dollars and refused change. A few people gave a dollar and got nothing. The girls were pretty charming!
Rosie drinking the profits away!
The money makers (Evelyn, Isa, Tess, and Audrey)!
I took Rosie to gymnastics. She loves it! She gets to run around the gym and climb on anything she wants!
She loves the rings!
She is full on swinging!
Jimmy started school this week! He did great. His class only has four boys, one teacher, and two aides. He loves it and smiles the whole way to the bus and when he gets off. I love it!


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Haifa Wahbi sings for a cause
Lebanese singer Haifa Wahbi is dedicating her time entirely on her new music video, which she will begin filming under the direction of Saeed Al Marouq. Haifa stressed that she wants the new clip to hold a true message that matches the theme of the song "Bidi Eish" (I Want to Live), which is also the title of her latest album.
According to the London based daily, Dar Al Hayat, Haifa revealed that she wants to make a clip that holds a true message after making several in the past that relied mainly on her outer appearance and her femininity. The main message Haifa wants to send across to her audience is that her music is not shallow and holds real meaning and her presence in a music video does not always aim at seduction. She added that the song tells the story of a woman repressed who seeks ways of breaking free to live her life to the fullest.
Wahbi has announced that she is innocent of all recent allegations made by some Egyptian newspapers that she had publicly insulted Egyptians on the Lebanese Broadcasting Company (LBC) popular program "For Those Who Dare Only". Haifa stressed that the rumors are complete lies and she pleaded to the head of the Egyptian Musician Association, who after watching the episode agreed that the singer did not insult Egyptians in any way.
Haifa revealed that during the episode she said what had to be said without crossing the line of appropriateness, but some individuals had twisted her comments to create some commotion to create disputes between her and the Egyptian media, and thankfully they were proven wrong.
Recently, the Egyptian daily newspaper Al Wafid demanded the banning of Haifa from Egypt claiming that she had publicly insulted Egypt and its people. The paper called on the head of the Egyptian Musician Association, Hassan Abu Al So'oud, to take a stance against the singer and work on forbidding her from entering the country, as is the case with many Egyptian singers who are banned from Lebanon for unknown reasons.
The paper stressed there are legitimate reasons for forbidding Haifa, which is insulting Egypt, and she should not be given a permit by the association to hold any performances on Egyptian soil. Haifa's remarks on the show had caused an outrage to breakout in Egypt.


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The big guns made news today: Apple announces Verizon will start selling iPads at the end of the month, Google looks into creating a new, more updated price index and the Yankees are about to play in the AL Championship, going for their 28th World Series title. David Brancaccio returned with another segment of Economy 4.0 about alternative indicators to measure our standards of living. We had a story about how Indian brides who are married to Indian men overseas often risk being abandoned later on, after the groom has already received dowries and lavish gifts. Jeremy Hobson talked to Kai about the latest in foreclosures. As for our songs, here they are:


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Source: Pinnacle Agriculture Holdings sent via AgPR--the news distribution service for agriculture
Pinnacle Agriculture Holdings, LLC ("Pinnacle") has successfully acquired Frontier Chemical, LLC ("Frontier Chemical"). Frontier Chemical will operate as part of Pinnacle's Providence Agriculture brand ("Providence"). Headquartered in Beattie, Kansas, Frontier Chemical was formed in 2007 providing crop protection chemicals for area growers.
In 2011, a second Frontier Chemical location was opened in Troy, Kansas. Today, the business has grown tenfold from its original volume, as both locations continue to provide a full line of chemical products, as well as select seed products.
Former owner, Travis Stuke, said, "Other than new branding, we anticipate this transition to be seamless for our customers. We view this union as mutually beneficial. We are confident that our customers and employees will benefit from the additional resources and tools that Providence brings.
"Providence will benefit from the addition of an invaluable customer base and a staff that have served them faithfully since 2007. Grower success, innovation, and integrity are core values that we share with Providence, so we are excited to align our business and reputation with such a similar and well-respected brand."
The Beattie location will continue to be managed by Travis Stuke, and will remain located at 1160 24th Road, Beattie, Kansas 66406. Jed Johnson will continue to manage the Troy location which will remain located at 1266 Last Chance Road, Troy, Kansas 66087. The current employees of Frontier Chemical will retain their positions under the new ownership.
"Frontier Chemical is a highly-regarded business with similar company values and goals of grower success, so naturally we are very pleased with this acquisition," said Keith Karnes, Providence Area Operations Manager. "We are excited about the Frontier staff joining our team, and we look forward to continuing the excellent service that Travis, Jed, and the Frontier family have provided area farmers."


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Can anyone identify this tiny beetle which I found on a blackberry? It was about 1mm, maximum 2mm, in length. I am intrigued by the long spike at the front of its head.
This is a weevil - a bit tricky to tell from the picture but my guess would be Anthonomus rubi. The 'spike' is the rostrum, an extension of the head and mouthparts which carries the jaws at its tip. Some poeple call these 'long-nosed beetles' but beetles don't actually have noses, they use their antennae for that!
Many thanks for your very helpful and speedy response. I'm sure you're right. I've looked up Anthonomus rubi in various places on the Internet, and it really does fit the bill. I'd very much like to know if they have a natural predator as it seems they create a lot of damage.
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CollabraLink Technologies, Inc. (CollabraLink) has named Luana Lewis as the firm's Chief Operating Officer (COO). Her responsibilities include overseeing the activity of CollabraLink's entire Federal portfolio. She brings to her job more than 20 years of experience in management, business development and corporate operations.
"As a rapidly growing 8(a)/small business, we look forward to Luana's contribution in helping to expand our current footprint within our existing customers, as well as leading us to the next level of maturity with our service delivery", said Rahul Pandhi, president of CollabraLink.
Prior to joining CollabraLink, Lewis served as Senior Vice President at Acentia (formerly 2020 Company) where she led the company's Science and Education Sector and focused on program management, business development, and client service delivery for federal clients that included the Department of Education, National Ocean Atmospheric Agency (NOAA), and the U.S. Patent and Trade Office (USPTO). She also previously served at Accenture as Senior Executive, where she focused on organizational transformations, large-scale system development and process re-engineering.
Read WashingtonExec's interview with Rahul Pandhi, President of CollabraLink, about his growth trajectory for the SBA 8 (a) firm.


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Finnish cuisine in Helsinki
Finnish cuisine is based on fresh and natural ingredients that vary according to the season. In addition to vegetables, mushrooms, berries and fish, Finnish food is typified by simplicity and purity of taste. Helsinki's own cuisine also features influences from both the East and the West.
Helsinki offers special culinary treats for each season of the year. Try these seasonal specialties!
January: burbot and roe with blinies
February: Runeberg tarts, pea soup and laskiaispulla (Shrove buns)
March-April: lamb, mämmi (Finnish Easter pudding), pasha
May: perch, whitefish, pike-perch, sima (mead) and tippaleivät (May Day fritters), nettles
June-July: new potatoes, salmon, sausage, herring, strawberries, blueberries, cloudberries
August: root vegetables, crayfish, wild duck, chanterelles, apples
September: Baltic herring, vendace, hare, trumpet chanterelles, lingonberry
October-November: lamb, cabbage, elk, reindeer, goose
December: ham, rosolli salad, root vegetable casseroles, ginger biscuits, Christmas pies, glögi (mulled wine)
Updated 23/10/2015