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Jointly operated by the Asian Students Cultural Association and Benesse Corporation, JAPAN STUDY SUPPORT is a website, which posts information on approximately 1300 universities, graduate schools, two-year colleges, vocational schools that are accepting international students.
Related information about Iwate University is posted here and the specific details about the faculties of Humanities and Social Sciences, Education, Science and Engineering, and Agriculture including information about entrance examination such as quota for admission and the number of successful applicants and guides for the facilities, access, and other information necessary for international students so please feel free to make use of our website.
Iwate / National
|Postal code
|3-18-8 Ueda, Morioka-shi, Iwate
|Department to contact
|Admission Section
|International Students Examination
|There is special selection.
|Admission capacity
|a few (for the 2018 school year)
|1 (for the 2017 school year)
|Successful candidates
|1 (for the 2017 school year)
|Number of international students
|1 (for the 2017 school year)
|Number of privately financed international students
|1 (for the 2017 school year)
|Application fee
|17,000 yen (for the 2017 school year)
|Admission fee
|282,000 yen (for the 2017 school year)
|Tuition per year
|535,800 yen (for the 2017 school year)
|Amounts of fees above are on the record of 2017. For application fee, you must pay transfer fee in addition.
|Teacher Training
|Distribution of application forms
|Beginning of November
|Availability of previous exams
|Not available.
|Entry (Spring)
|April, 2018 entry
|Application category
|Examination for privately financed international students
|Starting date for application submission
|January 22, 2018
|Deadline of application
|January 31, 2018 (must arrive by this date)
|Date of examination
|February 26, 2018
|Notification of examination result
|March 6, 2018
|Deadline of enrollment procedures
|March 15, 2018
|Admission procedures - Visiting Japan for entrance exam
|Sections of exam prepared by the college or university
|Interview, Practical skills examination (See Remarks below.)
|Examination for Japanese University Admission for International Students (EJU) - Designated subjects
|Japanese as a Foreign Language, Mathematics 1 or Mathematics 2, "Japan and the World" or Science (2 subjects from Physics, Chemistry, or Biology)
|Examination for Japanese University Admission for International Students (EJU) - Language in the exam
|Japanese language
|Examination for Japanese University Admission for International Students (EJU) - Referred exam
|Exams from June, 2017 onwards
|You must confirm schedules and subjects of 2018 on the Application Guidelines.
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Card swimming and diving: Team awards athletes
Kris Aaseng was selected as the Cardinal boys' swimming and diving most valuable athlete as the team celebrated its successes at the annual awards banquet recently.
Aaseng, a junior, set new records during True Team and Central Lakes Conference championship meets, advanced to the State Class A meet this season, where he finished fourth in the 500 free as well as All-State honors.
Jake Strand was named the team's hardest worker, while Aaron Pietrowski received the coach's award and Kyle Pietrowski was named the most improved swimmer.
Strand was one of the Cardinal letter winners this year, scoring a total of 37.5 points as he helped his team in their 2012 efforts.
A. Pietrowski pushed through at the section meet to earn a third place finish in the 500 free in a time that qualified him to move on to the state meet, while K. Pietrowski was a letter winner for the Redbirds, earning 60.35 points in the 2012 season.
Alexandria will lose five seniors to graduation in Spencer Brand, Zach Cahlin, Jesse Hacker, Austin McCulluch and Jon Vinje, but will return a solid core of athletes that head coach Mark Storhaug feels will have huge potential.
"[If] the boys need a good reason to train/work out in the off-season, here it is," he said. "The team has a great chance at winning the section meet next year, as Alexandria loses the least to graduation.
"We are not going to win that meet unless we improve on overall body strength between now and next December to have a shot," he added. "District 206 has a good summer strength program and the Alex Swim Club can provide opportunities for improvements in stroke technique and conditioning."
The Cardinals finished with a 6-3 dual meet record and a second place finish in the Maroon and Gold Invitational's Tiger Division, as well as capturing the championship in the Section 5A True Team meet.
The team finished fourth overall in the final CLC standings and was third in the Section 3A meet.
LETTER WINNERS - Spencer Brand, Zach Cahlin, Jesse Hacker, Austin McCulloch, John Vinje, Kris Aaseng, Zac Bartolomeo, Kyle Blank, Eric Moe, Sean Norheim, Aaron Pietrowski, Jake Strand, Jordan Wallin, Gage Winger, Elliot Jacobson, Mark Kallevig, Riley Maanum, Paul Meland, Ben Tollefson, Max Jacobson, Kyle Pietrowski.
CAPTAINS - Jesse Hacker, Austin McCulloch, John Vinje.
ALL-CENTRAL LAKES CONFERENCE - Kris Aaseng, Elliot Jacobson. HONORABLE MENTION - Eric Moe, Mark Kallevig.
ALL-STATE - Kris Aaseng.
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NEWARK, N.J., Nov. 18 (UPI) -- U.S. researchers say they have recorded what goes on in the brain during one of the human body's most personal and private experiences -- orgasm.
Psychologists at Rutgers University captured the crescendo of brain activity in a series of functional magnetic resonance imaging snapshots taken of a female volunteer in a 7-minute period, ABC News reported Friday.
"We're looking at the sequence of brain regions that get recruited at increasing intensity leading up to orgasm," psychology Professor Barry Komisaruk said. "It's such a compelling behavioral and sensory phenomenon with so many implications and so little understanding."
When Nan Wise, a 54-year-old sex therapist turned Rutgers doctoral candidate, reached a self-stimulated orgasm, almost every area of her brain was activated, the researchers said.
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Spent all day in a tour guide workshop in Siem Reap, dispensing advice and discussing the do's and dont's of guiding visitors. Great interaction from our guides, 18 of them joined in and I think everyone enjoyed it. However, I don't think I could manage teaching as a profession, or guiding for that matter. Then watched Cambodia lose again on tv. It's been a depressing last few weeks on the football front, results-wise. Cambodia were a very poor 2nd best to Myanmar. That's Burma to you and me. Then out for dinner and met up with Eric, Now and Lida for a drink before an early night, ready for another day on the road, heading back to Phnom Penh.


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Up in smoke ? agricultural commercialization, rising food prices and stunting in Malawi
Diversification into high-value cash crops among smallholders has been propagated as a strategy to improve welfare in rural areas. However, the extent to which cash crop production spurs projected gains remains an under-researched question, especially in the context of market imperfections leading to non-separable production and consumption decisions, and price shocks to staple crops that might be displaced on the farm by cash crops. This study is a contribution to the long-standing debate on the links between commercialization and nutrition. It uses nationally-representative household surveydata from Malawi, and estimates the effect of household adoption of an export crop, namely tobacco, on child height-for-age z-scores. Given the endogenous nature of household tobacco adoption, the analysis relies on instrumental variable regressions, and isolates the causal effect by comparing impact estimates informed by two unique samples of children that differ in their exposure to an exogenous domestic staple food price shock during the early child development window (from conception through two years of age). The analysis finds that household tobacco production in the year of or the year after child birth, combined with exposure to an exogenous domestic staple food price shock, lowers the child height-for-age z-score by 1.27, implying a 70-percent drop in z-score. The negative effect is, however, not statistically significant among children who were not exposed to the same shock. The results put emphasis on the food insecurity and malnutrition risks materializing at times of high food prices, which might have disproportionately adverse effects on uninsured cash crop producers.
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TJ Trinidad reprises gay role
Actor TJ Trinidad rejoins the cast of The Normal Heart, an award-winning play about the struggle of the gay community against the AIDS problem during the early 1980s in New York City. TJ plays the charming and closeted banker Bruce Niles, whom gay activists prefer to lead them, rather than the confrontational Ned Weeks, played by Bart Guingona.
Produced to acclaim in New York, London and Los Angeles, The Normal Heart was written by American playwright, LGBT (lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender) activist, and Gay Men's Health Crisis founder Larry Kramer. The largely autobiographical play puts a human face to the crisis often mired in statistics, as Ned attempts to confront the issue personally.
The searing drama follows Ned, the openly gay writer and activist, as he wages a lonely fight against the indifference of the city administration, the media, the doctors, and other private individuals, especially from the gay community, to the early rise of the AIDS outbreak. Tensions arise when Ned's vociferous approach comes in conflict with Bruce's calm and cautious ways. Yet, the two must overcome their differences to achieve a common goal.
Topper Fabregas, one of the founding members of Red Turnip Theater, portrays the role of Felix Turner, the handsome New York Times reporter whom Ned falls in love and begins a relationship with. Richard Cunanan plays Ned's brother Ben, a successful lawyer whom Ned asks help from for funding his advocacy group. Although Ben loves his brother, he cannot seem to control his apparent homophobia from affecting his attitude toward Ned's efforts.
Roselyn Perez is Dr. Emma Brookner, the independent physician and researcher who is considered the most experienced on the strange new epidemic. An opinionated doctor and a fighter at the same time, she laments the lack of medical knowledge on the mysterious virus. The doctor prescribes abstinence from sex, pending the findings on how the disease is spread.
2014 Aliw awardee Red Concepcion is the funny and outrageous Southern boy Tommy Boatwright, who is all the way out of the closet. PETA senior member Nor Domingo plays Mickey Marcus, another supporter of the gay movement. Jef Flores takes on multiple roles such as Craig, Grady and City Hall representative Hiram Keebler, assistant of the mayor.
Starting as an off-Broadway production, The Normal Heart had the gay community divided when it was first performed at The Public Theater in New York City in April 21, 1985, eventually winning a Dramatists Guild Marton Award, the City Lights Award, the Sarah Siddons Award for the best play of the year, and a nomination for an Olivier Award.
Kramer's advocacy piece was later named one of the 100 greatest plays of the 20th century by the Royal National Theatre in 2000. It was then revived in Los Angeles and London and again off-Broadway in 2004. The play's 2011 revival and Broadway debut, which opened in April 27 at NYC's John Golden Theatre, got rave reviews and led to the production garnering the Tony Awards for Best Revival of a Play, Best Featured Actress for Ellen Barkin, and Best Featured Actor for John Benjamin Hickey; Drama Desk Awards for Outstanding Revival of a Play, Outstanding Director of a Play, and Outstanding Ensemble; Drama League Award for Distinguished Revival of a Play; and Outer Critics Circle Award for Outstanding Revival.
Actor's Actors, Inc.'s The Necessary Theatre is restaging the Tony Award-winning play tomorrow, 8 p.m., Oct. 4, , 3 p.m. and 8 p.m., Oct. 9, 8 p.m., and Oct. 10 and 11, 3 p.m. and 8 p.m., at the Carlos P. Romulo auditorium, RCBC Plaza, Makati City. Guingona, an Aliw and Gawad Buhay! awardee, directs the local adaptation of the intense drama.
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**What is it?**
The Palm Tungsten W is an older smartphone, probably one of the first, released in 2002. I got mine in 2003 when I went to university, as not only does it combine the PDA features Palm is so well known for, it also operates as a mobile phone. At the time, that was revolutionary!
**Price and Availability**
Nowadays you can only buy the Palm Tungsten W second hand at places like eBay and you can pick it up for less than £10. However, when I purchased mine, it cost the lofty sum of £350!
**What's in the Box**
In the box (which I still have!) you get:
The Palm Tungsten W unit, with rechargeable battery
Battery charger / ac adapter with travel plug adapters
Screen Wipe
Instructional Manual
Data cable (serial interface!)
Warranty card
The Palm Tungsten W sizes up at 4.80 x 3.07 x 0.67 inches, pretty chunky by today's standards. It weighs in at 184g which again is rather hefty, but you must consider it's age.
It's styled in smooth slightly shiny silver plastic and it has a 3 inch colour screen. It has a full mini querty keyboard, four function keys and a small, stubby dark grey aerial.
Overall at the time I remember it looking extremely advanced, modern and hi-tech but obviously in the intervening 11 years it has aged pretty poorly.
The Palm Tungsten W offers the following features:
Display Features:
Resolution: 320 x 320 pixels
Screen Type: TFT
Colours: 65k
Processor: Single core, 33 MHz, Dragonball VZ
Storage expansion: SD, MMC
Talk time: 10 hours
Stand-by time: 10 days
GSM: 900, 1800, 1900 MhZ (this phone is not 3 or 4G)
Serial link
**What it doesn't offer**
Due to it's age, the Palm doesn't offer many features which come now as standard on even budget smartphones - it doesn't have a proper web browser (just a cut down mobile interface), email client, wi-fi, bluetooth, sat nav or mp3 / video player. Back in 2002 these things were unheard of, so you certainly didn't feel like you were missing out.
It does mean that really, it is more or less unusable today for anything other than calling and texting.
**In Use**
The Palm Tungsten W feels quite chunky and substantial in your hand, and it can feel a bit heavy after a while on the phone. Oddly it doesn't have an option to use a hands free with it - it doesn't have bluetooth but it also doesn't have a jack port for a 3rd party hands free kit or earphone use.
The web browser is so slow it's laughably unusable - even back in the day it was barely functional and quite useless. The infrared, too, is almost impossible to use in practice - I remember sitting my phone and facing it's infra red port to my (now husbands) phone and they couldn't communicate - I was only trying to send a phone number!
The screen is OK for the age but is quite dull and the pixels very chunky and obvious - a bit like a colour game boy, really. The Palm OS itself is Ok, quite simple like an early Nokia interface and it is very user friendly in it's simplicity, if a bit laggy. You can expand the memory but I never needed to, there is no real option to store anything substantial like music, video or pictures on it.
Overall I think I bought the Palm Tungsten W as a bit of a gimmick, I thought it would revolutionise my life and it just didn't. The few handy features it had like the diary alarms and a fairly big for the time screen just didn't warrant the high price tag looking back, and I certainly didn't use it as much as I should have considering how much it cost. I ended up replacing it with a motorola razr, and stayed away from smart phones until I got an Apple iPhone in 2012. I do think that the Palm Tungsten W was ahead of it's time in many ways as it promised a lot more than it could really deliver. I am glad I tried it but it did scare me off smartphones in many ways until the technology was perfected.
I will give the Palm Tungsten W 3 stars out of 5, it was an OK phone, not perfect, and did offer PDA functionality, but it wasn't a smartphone in the true sense of the word.
In my excitement to find a Palm PDA with email/sms/mobile capability I quickly ordered mine at the best price that I could find it online, hoping for a great bargain. Waiting for the delivery however, I did some delayed research on the model only to find out that other users had experienced a number of problems with the product, namely:
- the processer was not sufficient to support the range of facilities on offer
- the mobile phone functionality caused system crashes, and was frequently not working
- there was no microphone or speaker on the device, so a headset was mandatory for mobile phone functionality
- the email/wap/sms features were unreliable in the UK (seemed to work much better in New York for me)
- third party software installation created many problems for the device to cope with
- the device was subject to frequent crashes (probably due to processor speed) and hotsync problems.
Not wanting to admit I'd been hasty, I went ahead and kept my unit once delivered, although I am sorry that I did now. After numerous 'small but irritating' problems, I suffered a major syncronisation problem which forced me to send the pda to palm for repair. A couple of weeks later, my palm was back and working, only for the entire device to give up on me 4 months later(!!).
I think most people will find that the Tungsten W model is pretty hard to come by nowadays, but just in case you are considering a second-hand model or have stumbled upon a seemingly great deal on a discontinued line... BEWARE! If you need a PDA or are trying to be more organised and hence more reliant on a device such as this, then I don't think you want to place too much faith in this model as it is at best unreliable, I'm afraid.


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An outbreak of bedbugs sent suits at Universal Music Group and top talent agents from ICM scurrying from their Midtown offices. Executives from Universal and their Island Def Jam label, which boasts artists such as Rihanna and Jay-Z, were sent fleeing from 825 Eighth Ave. last month. Then, on Wednesday, staff at ICM — which reps Megan Fox, Halle Berry and Mickey Rourke in LA and authors Patricia Cornwell, Nora Ephron, Toni Morrison and Candace Bushnell in New York — were sent home after the critters scuttled into their offices below. A source said, "Universal had its three floors fumigated last month. But this week, a small area of the ICM offices directly below were found to be infested, so the office was evacuated and fumigated within 24 hours. They even brought in bedbug-seeking beagles." One source said the problem was building-wide. A Universal rep said, "We were aware of the issue and it has been resolved on our floors." No comment from ICM.
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Goodbye 2016 Playlist: David Bowie, Prince, Leonard Cohen and MoreWe bid farewell to some true legends via their greatest songs.
Lemmy Honored on German Postage StampsDeutsche Post has issued two postage stamps featuring Kilmister.
Motörhead Post Videos from Upcoming 'Clean Your Clock' DVDThe DVD was shot in November, 2015 over two nights at the Zenith in Munich, Germany, where Motörhead played two sold-out shows -- the last ever recorded by the band.
JACK's Inside Track: Grammy Awards 2016Oh BOY! It's Music's Big Night again on Monday!!
Jack Daniels Releases Select Motorhead Whiskey"Raise a glass and celebrate with Motörhead and their ol' friend Jack."
JACK's Inside Track: Lemmy & Bon JoviYeah, those two don't go together, do they?
Motorhead Fan Petitions to Have an Element Named after LemmyThe petition asks for a newly discovered Heavy Metal to be named 'Lemmium.'
Stream Lemmy Kilmister's Memorial Service this Saturday"Whatever your venue, and however you can, let's be sure to gather globally on Saturday 9th and celebrate the life of our dear friend and irreplaceable icon."
Musicians Pay Tribute to Motorhead's Lemmy KilmisterThe music community is sharing their grief and thoughts on the passing of Motörhead's Lemmy Kilmister.
Lemmy Kilmister of Motorhead Dead At Age 70"Born to lose, lived to win"
Motörhead's Lemmy Kilmister Dead At 70Motörhead's Lemmy Kilmister has passed away according to the band's Facebook page
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Monday, July 22, 2013 | 5:04 p.m.
Editor's Note: While Robin Leach takes his traditional summer vacation under the Tuscan sun in Italy, many of our Strip personalities have stepped forward in his absence to pen their own words of wisdom. We continue today with Robert De Niro impressionist Robert Nash, host of "Raack N Roll" at the D Hotel.
Performing in the showrooms of Las Vegas didn't just happen. My life as an entertainer goes back to the days when Las Vegas was still the "Las Vegas" everybody talks about, asks questions about and, for a small group here, still reminisces about.
The year was 1975. I moved to Las Vegas at 10 years old. Just a kid who liked to ride his bike and play games with all the other kids in the neighborhood. However, I had an interest in television and film. I enjoyed mimicking actors and trying to become them or look like them with hats, costumes and various props.
My grandmother took me to the magic shop Magic Mansion at Circus Circus one weekend, and I was mesmerized by a simple trick an employee showed me. I knew then that magic was an outlet for me to perform.
I was so involved in performing as a magician that I developed an act that combined magic and comedy. By the time I was 13, I had showcased at a Las Vegas resort. I then landed my first professional gig.
As time went on, I worked at various hotels and other establishments in Las Vegas. Though I never landed a major show, I was surrounded by many other entertainers who were adults who gave me confidence to keep performing and said one day I could possibly be in a Las Vegas showroom.
At 18, I moved to Los Angeles to pursue an acting career. Knowing how tough the acting business was, I also had worked on special effects makeup. I figured it worked for Lon Chaney, so why not give it a go? When I arrived in Hollywood, my first thought was to become a member of the Magic Castle. I had heard that many celebrities would visit the castle, and who knows whom you might meet?
Although acting in film and television was my main goal, I used magic as a tool to constantly perform and meet people in "the acting world." I soon realized that I had a strong ability for doing impressions. A good friend suggested that I should combine celebrity impressions and magic, something that was different from the typical performing magician. It turned into something I enjoyed doing because magic alone was becoming boring.
After a few years, I was getting so involved with the impressions and not liking the bulky props of magic, I decided to break away from magic. Easier said than done! I was a performer, not a writer. Coming up with material was a struggle for me, and I couldn't afford to hire a writer.
In 1990, I heard of a new show that was being cast at Universal Studios titled "Beetlejuice's Graveyard Review." With my background in special-effects makeup, this was right up my alley. I dressed up as Beetlejuice in full makeup and costume. When I walked into the casting call, all the other actors auditioning were in normal clothes waiting in line to read.
The casting director saw me, walked up to say hello and thought I went all-out for a first audition. I replied with a very sarcastic "thank you" in the Beetlejuice voice. I got the job that day.
After four years of Beetlejuice, no big break and getting sick of cattle-call auditions (did I mention an earthquake in 1994 that made me uncomfortable?), I decided that acting was too tough of a grind in L.A. If I was going to perform live, I wanted to do it in my home, Las Vegas.
Back to Sin City, but things had changed in 10 years. Lounge shows were fading, a new concept of four-walling a showroom was the new corporate thing, and getting a job performing in hotels had become thin.
Back I went to the grind of the impression act. Now I didn't have a choice. I had to start writing and developing newer, fresher impressions to go along with the older ones. While taking different jobs to get by over the next few years, all spare time went into developing the new show. Once it was ready, I performed it in any place I could just to grind it out and make it tight. Changing bits and jokes till it was fine-tuned enough to make the sacrificial move.
I had saved up enough money to four-wall my own show. I was able to keep it going for six months. Eventually, I couldn't afford it anymore. I'm a performer, not a producer. The pressure to handle the show and business was too much. But during the time of doing this act, a few people had told me of my resemblance to Robert De Niro.
I never thought anything of it because I did impressions of more than 50 celebrities. Eventually, I realized that I could impersonate De Niro, and Las Vegas was the town for it. Then I landed a featured spot in the topless revue "Raack N Roll" at the D Hotel as the host, emcee and comedy impressionist.
My life had come full circle, from performing in my childhood and now as an adult, doing what I love in the town I love doing it in — Las Vegas!
Check out our other guest columns today from "X Burlesque" producer Angela Stabile, "X Burlesque" star Meeka and chef Akira Back, who opens Kumi at Mandalay Bay on Tuesday, then Tuesday from "The Rat Pack" stars Sandy Hackett and Lisa Dawn Miller and producer Seth Yudof.
Robin Leach has been a journalist for more than 50 years and has spent the past decade giving readers the inside scoop on Las Vegas, the world's premier platinum playground.
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Dell XPS One 27 All-in-one PC review
'If you can't beat 'em clone 'em' seems to be the mantra behind this stunning 27inch all-in-one PC design. With Apple's iMac continuing to sell like hotcakes we can forgive Dell for crafting its premium all-in-one in the same form as Apple's trendsetter. The iconic aluminium body and stand has been replicated but Dell has chosen to make the border of the screen black plastic rather than shiny silver.
The front of this PC is dominated by the edgeless 27in display. Built by Samsung the screen uses PLS (Plane to Line Switching) technology to deliver rich colours and stunning brightness over a wide viewing angle. With a resolution of 2560 x 1440 individual pixels are hard to spot and we were constantly impressed at the crisp image quality. Dell has cleverly included a Blu-ray drive to take advantage of the beautiful screen and the built-in stereo speakers were surprisingly capable of delivering clear movie audio even at louder volumes.
With the launch of Windows 8 Dell is releasing a version of the XPS One 27 that will feature a touchscreen. When paired with the new Metro interface a touchscreen will be a hugely compelling option for those torn between the iMac and the XPS One 27. But even without the touchscreen the hardware inside is reason enough to consider the XPS One 27. The powerhouse buried within the slim case which varies between 32mm and 72mm is Intel's new Core i7-3770S. This quad-cored Hyper-Threaded processor is basically a power-tuned version of the i7-3770K and with a maximum TDP of just 65W it's perfect for the thermally challenging conditions found inside a stuffy all-in-one chassis. It accomplishes this by dropping the base frequency to 3.1GHz and then limits the maximum Turbo speed of 3.9GHz to just a single core.
Dell has paired this potent CPU with Nvidia's new GT 640M GPU an extremely power-efficient GPU designed for laptops. As expected it's not quite powerful enough to run games at 1080p let alone this PC's native resolution but dropping the screen down to 1280 x 720 (720p) should deliver a smooth experience. Running 3DMark 11 in the 720p Performance mode this PC scored a respectable P1967 points proving its chops for occasional gaming performance.
Overall system performance was much more impressive though thanks to the combination of the speedy CPU with 8GB of DDR3-1600 RAM and a Samsung 32GB SSD used for caching. Our PCMark Vantage benchmark score of 11495 PC marks makes this all-in-one around 15% faster than the next closest and is reflected by the system's excellent response in day-to-day tasks. Surprisingly the machine remained relatively quiet during all of our benchmarks.
Dell has set a new benchmark for all-in-one performance and screen quality with the XPS One 27 and with touchscreen versions coming with Windows 8 this is a compelling product that points to the future of consumer PCs. Obviously the price reflects the quality of the components used within but those looking for the ultimate in slim Windows-based computing will find very little to complain about with this beauty. Whether Apple will complain about the borrowed styling is another thing entirelyâ¦
Special features :
- 2560 x 1440 display
- Blu-ray drive
- Nvidia GT 640M GPU
Pros : Beautiful 27in display powerful components for an all-in-one capable of 720p gaming touchscreen versions with Windows 8.
Cons : Rather pricey
Verdict : 9 out of 10. Editor's choice!
Available from Dell retailing for $2500.


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McAKTHUK. 01110,
THURSDAY. JULY 31, 187a
Om ud after SiiBrfay, May tVh, 1873, Irsin
will run u loitowat n.n. , , mma
raa cUilj; all other traias daily, 8uoljex-
Na.t. No. S. No. 1.
Slutioam St. I. Ex. faslL. Cm. Ex.
CiaMnMil.-.10 SUpm 1 00pm 1 Mm
Chilliroth... t lfctm i ODpm U 4m
RichUnd rw i 04m i 48pm 11 4 Jpm
rlMixtr ... I Ua pm W Wpm
Moatiii'.... I Ham t 11pm 1 (Upm
Vintoe , i S 37ro tipra 1 lpm
talli . I 4fem X'-'pm 1 tapra
Horn Furnace.... Mom pm I npn
i upm e sipra
No.t ho .
tafion. Fut L. fit.1. x
Para war -J rg . i OOmo U Mpm
Hof furnace .10 Stfm lpm
tlesKl 11 Vla 3 01pm
fm-n i II ium 3 10pm
McAbtnob 11 lm 3 tpm
Hwalen .11 iim 3 31pm
MtehUcJ Fur.. -11 4&am 3 44pm
Chillicoth. ..! Mpm 4 iim
CiorioaMi .. topai I J"pra
Ho. 6.
Cm. Ex
10 30pm
1 Mam
1 loam
1 17am
1 Hum
1 32nm
1 45am
t 4am
MO. t will stop blwa Cincinnati and Rl-D-ehetiar,
at C. 8. Junction sad Loveland on
ly! east ol HI"Diheler it will atop at ail t.
lion except Farmer', Harper' , Moooville,
Mineral, New England. Big Run, Cutler. Lit
tie nocking, FiominqV, sol Tunnel. Nil. 3
will atop oa Weatara Diviainii at 0. B.
Jusct'Oo, l,reland and Greenfield only; oo
Kaetero Division at Hamden, MoArlh ur,
Zaleaki, and all tilonaloi Atheu. Thu
train will alio atop at King', Ins-ham, Moon
villeand Mineral Ciljr on ignal. NOH. 4AND
6 will atop at 1. d. Junction, Lovelami,
UrenAeld, Chillicolhe, Hnmden, Alhen and
Seotl'a Landing only. NO. 9 will nuke nil Ine
alopa between Parkrrhur and WanehssUr,
except Tunnel, Fleming', LHlie Hocking,
Mineral Cltjr, King', Ingham Vinton fur
nace and Farmer'; between Blanoneater and
Cincinnati, at Lovelantl. C. 8. Junction and
Cumminevtlle o.ily. NO. 4 will aUip lit Bel
pre, Vincent', New tngland, all Nation be
tween Alhen anl Hamdmi, and weof Han,
den, at t.'lullicolhe, (ireenfield, foreland,
Mdloavillc, C. o. Ji'iKtion and Cmnwint.
PARKERSBURG, MaRETTt AND Z.ILE3
Kl AUnoM'lUATHJN.
The Prkerburg, Marietta and Z ileakl Ac
eommodatmn leave Zileaki at 6 In a. m.,
arriving at Parkrrsburg at 3 30 a. m re
turning leave Parksrsburg U 3 10 P. M.
arriving at Zaleaki at 6 30 J?. M. Ibi tiaiD
atop at all atittoai.
The Zaleaki Freight going east leaves
Chillicothe at OOa. in i Ravanlle T 35; Rich
land Furnace, 3 OA; Uaindeu, arrlre 3 3
depart 8 0"; McArthur, 3 K Vinton, IS OA;
Kileaki I0IUI. Ooing went ZnleKi,4 00 p m I
Vinton 4 , McAilhir 3 00; Hamden, arrive
3 30depart On; Richland Turoace, 6 30;
Bararille, T 00; Chillicolhe, 8 is.
Traini on in 1-OK I'SMUUTfl BRANCH
will leara Hamdeo at 3 18 a.m. and 3 43 p.nv
arrifing atPortamouth at 11 20a m.and 4Sp.
m. Returning trams ill leaf Portsmouth at
8 IS a. m, and l'i 34 p. m., arrirmgat Ham
den at II 13 a. m. and 6 44 p. m.
Tram connect a: Loreland for all point on
the Little Miami Railroad, nnd at the Indianap.
olia and Cincinnati Railroad Jiincti n for all
polnta Waal; ai Athena, with the Columbua
i H. V. K, R., at P.irker-.hurg. with the tt.
tieneral Superintendent.
McARTHUR HACK LINE.
CHAELE3 W. BAENETT, Proprietor
WILL run reguirrlt to HcArftiur fitalion
to meet all train.
Hack learea McArlhur jot office al-10
o'clock, A. M , to meet Faat Line Weal; at
13 M. to meet the Cincinnati Expas going
eaat; at 3 o'clock P.M., to meet the St. Louie
Exprtex gmrc went, at 3 P. M. for Faat Line
ant. Wnl meet the I'arkerabiirg, Marietta
ad talexki Aucotnmodutioa on application
in person or by letter.
Order left ai the pot office, McArthur, or
Dnndaa, pr jinpllT attended to.
Wmr CHARLES W. BARNETT.
Hamden, Vilke.tville aud Middleport
HAVING the contract for carrying the mail
between the above pointa I will be able to
lurniah conveyance for paaaenger and beir
baggage to and fmmaaid pointa on the follow-
ogdaya: From Wilkeaville to Hamden and
back on Mondaya, Wedneaday and Friday;
and from Wilkeaville to Middleport, Meiga
Co, and back on Tueadaya, Thuradava and
Saturdays, lOHN LEVIS.
mmriLLEAiu) hamden
I WILL run a hack from Wilkeaville to
Hamden and return every Monday, Wednes.
day, Friday and Saturday for the accommo
dation of oaaaengers. making cloae connec
tion with the mail train on the M. A C. K. R.
1 will also carry exprexa package shipped
o or irom point by the Ao:arrra express to.
Uessrs. Orange Jddd & Co.,
245 Broadway, New York have
ent us copies of The Straw
berry Girl" and "Mischief Brew
ing,"' which they gire to sub
scribers to their excellent peri
odicals 'earth and Home"
(weekly) and the "American
Agriculturist," monthly. The
price oi the former is $3 a year
and of the latter $250, and of
both $4. The chromos possess
unusual excellence.
The potato bug which was
complained of so greatly early
io the season has not done
much injury to the potato crop.
Farmers from different parts of
the country tell us they will
have good yields. Certainly
thero have been some very
nice lots offered in town from
The meting houjes should
be as good as our private
dwellings. The temple built
by Divine direction was the
most costly, gorgeous, and rich
.y furnished of all the build
ings in Jerusalem or the Doly
Land. Many of our houses of
worship are a little below par
in this respect
The new Boston directory
contains Brown .797 times,
Jones 420, and Smith 1,270.
If - seven days make one
week, how many will make
one strong!
Paper for roughs Sand-paper.
Rather contradictory Gay's
Weight for the wagon,'
tang theafat lady.
ysnbian iaerta4 avt fair FricM
By ANDREW J. GRAHAM.
Ml Broadway, Kew York,
13 the belt ytem of modern hort hand
writing. By it aid reporter r a tabled
u nta verbatim the iDeeahea of the moat
rapid talker, wilh the greateat eaae. It i a
branch of attidv a eailv learned a any of
the common branchra, aucn a reaumg, writ
ing, anaoaaetio or grammar, and may be ac
quired bv any cmlJ mat can read common
print readily. Its characlera are a fixed
and certain in Iheir meaning, aa legible, aa
philosophical, a beautiful a thoaa now in
common ue, ar more ayitematic, and mora
readily learned.
The great utility of Phonography 11 fully
conceded by teacher, atudenta, bumneaa and
proleaeional men. The demand for Phmoi
rapher la greater thn the eupply, and oon
inntlv increasing. It la a aur and aaay
tapping tone for a young man or woman to
immediate, permanent ant resectable em
ployment, at aalaries of from ll,oott to 13.000
per rear, aa reporter for newppera, civil
and military Mart, Legulnturea, t'nnren.
lion, etc., or a clerk in the office of rail
mail., telesraoha. Iiiwver. Dhvslnana, mer
chant and manufacturing houaea, and in all
the department or ln national uovernment
and a aecretariea and amenuaiae. Tht re la
no field oflnhor ao certainly remunerative,
and nnnneful art o eauiy acquired.
To the Inwver in cotina down teatimonT
and leferencea, and in preparing fliat dra It of
bnehand oirer leaal papera it is invaiusoie.
To theclercvman. in Dreimnna his sermons.
to the nulilio rneskcr in prenariiiK a dis
course, lo any person having studies or cler
ical ailliea II will HI. "w pnr veil.. .iiii".
a?ARKNT8, why not have your cniiuren
leara Phonography a useful and beautiful
art, a refining amusement, a uniqe acenm-
plishneat. la any vocation oi 4 te it win re
pay many time ita coat in money lime nnd
THE IIAXIVimOK Or STANDARD
OB AjbCMICAN l"llOJIOUBfltI,
PRESENTS EVtRT PRINCIl'I.E OF EV-
r alvle of the art commencinx with the
annlvaia of words, and proceeding to the most
rapid reporting tyie-in aucn a inrm anu
manner, with such lullneas of exnlanition,
and cnmpleleness of illustration, and with
aucn oil erieature a to iiuiy anapi me wre
lo the use orachoel and to aell-iaatructioa.
Price, ; by mail li t.
Mr. Uiahm latheaulhor of a Hhnnoranh
Ic Dictionary, Readers, and other work, also
publisher oi a newspuper called "The Htu
dnnt'a Journal,'' devetea to the advancement
ol Phonography. Pid for a specimen num
ber containing a fnll description of the var
louawnrkaoa Phonography which are pub-
lianed Dy tiicn.
Addres! ANDREW J. GRAHAM,
lifeb S'3 Broadway, New York.
the new postal law we are supplying Ihe peo
ple wilh our line nickel while meul ware, of
triple electro-silver plate, post. paid to any
part uf the country direct from our nmnuf.ic-
n. i ' -t , : . I t. I...I
we lill oiler the goods, both plain and fancy
patterns, atformer factory rates, and will mail
an quantity at these prices, on receipt of the
money, .
Butter knife, tickle fork, sugar spoon and
napkin nng, each fl '
Tea spoon and nut picks, half dm. 2 6"
Desatrt knives, lork and spoons, half doa. 4 ia
Table " " " 8 Oil
Replatingof old ware in lha beat mnnner,at
one half of these price.
We will mail to any adores phnlonraplis
and price list of Jour FIXK NILVK
PLATED AND liltITAMA
the manufacture of which is a specialty with
u a.
It I our privilege to refer to the editors ol
all Ciucinnati religious weeklies.
In what paper uid you eee our advertise
ment? HAXXIXG.ROBIXSOX Sc CO..
M Fountain square, Cincinnati, Ohio.
31octlt)72 8t
McARTHUR, OHIO,
One door west of Ban. Will 2fro'.
Real Estate Bought and Sold
Persona wishing to purchase land farms or
town lots in Vinton 0' adiotmng counties will
And tracla to suit them by calling.
Persons wishing to sell Innda. farms or town
Iota will have a good chance of doing so by
leaving description, etc. in our hands.
oct28 Main Street, McArthur, 0.
Dr. Duponco's Golden
They never fail, and may be depended upon
in every case where the monthly flo hn
been obstructed through cold or disease.
DUPONCO'S GOLDEN PILLS always give im
mediate rehe. A lady writes: "Duponco's
Golden Pills relieved me in one day like mag
ic." The genuine are now put up in large
white boxes containing double the quantity ol
pilla, and upon each box you will find my
"Private U. ;rt. Revenue Stamp." Upon the
atamp see the words DUPONCO'S UOLDEM
P1LLM, in white letter, without that none
are genuine.
Remember the genuineia in the white boxea
Full and explicit dirfcliona accompany each
box. Price (l.uo per box, six boxes I5.U9.
Hold by one druggist in every town, village,
citvand hum let throughout the world.
(Sold in McArti.ur, O.,
By O. W. SIS SOK. Druggist.
Sole Agent for Vinton County.
By sending him 11.00 threngh the McArth'.ir
0., Post Offli'e, can have the pill sent confi
dentially, by mail, to any part of the country,
free of postage.
8. I. HOWE, Proprietor, New lork.
Krw IUtutmttd KduioD. J. W. Watson, author of
"The Outcast." BwtMl) V)v)TateS,jrmong
tnai daigtu eg Edward L. Henry. Complete in
one Inrge octavo volume, in uniform style
with "'I he Outcast and Oiher Poems," being
printed oo Ihe finest tinted plate paper, and
bound in green morocco cloth, with gilt top,
gilt aides and beveled boards, prio Two Dol
lars, or bound in green morocco cloth, with
gilt sides, and beveled boards, price Three
t AhaM booltt for tale h) all bootttUen, or cap
iat if U it Ul be tenl, pod paid. It aa, one, perretmrn of
mail, oa um om re niUing Ihe price of it to Ike pmblith
ert. T. B. PETK.R.SON BROTH EKd,
80R Chestnut St., Philadelphia, Pa.
Agents Wanted.
For the great sensation oi hygienic litera
ture, our digestion; or,
Dr. Dio Lewis' new work Is an immense
sucneas. Saves money, worry, and precious
health, and hows how to live well and grow
falron fl a week. Agents are coining money,
and doing a world of good with i'. The satre
chances still open Delay not, but address at
once. It. HANNAKORD CO. Puhlishers.
117 West Fourth street, Cincinnati, 0. 6mar3
Notice to ihe Stockholders of
the Galipolis, McArthur
& Columbus Bailroad Co.
ALT, parties having subscribed loth cap
ital stock ol the ti.. McA. C. R. R. are
hereby requited to make payment to Ihe Sec
retary of the Company, at his office on the
Public Square, in UhIIiooHs, Ohio, or if more
convenient, to Daniel Will, President of the
Vinton County Bank, at MCArtnur, Ohio, of
an installment ol Ave dollars oo each share
so subscribed, within tea days of this data.
agut tu, ion.
e.McA.-C. B.B.CO.
doe 1 1171.,
Vinegar Bitter are not Tile Fancy
Wnk, made ol Poor Rum, Whiskey, Proof
iplrtis and Refute Liquors, doctored, spiced,
tnd sweetened to please the taste, called
Ionic," " Appctlxera," "Restorers," c,.
lilt lead the Uppler oa to drunkenness and
-uin, but are a uxe Medicine, made from tha
jailve roots and herbs of California, free from
ill Alcoholic Stimulants. They are the Great
Slood Purifier and a Life-giving Principle, a
Perfect Renovator and Invigorator of the Syt
ra, carrying off all poisonous matter and
estoring the blood to a healthy condition, en
letting It, refreshing tnd Invigorating both
slnd and body. Tbey ore easy of sdniinlstra
ion, prompt In their action, certain In their
resulta, safe and reliable io sll forms of disease.
Ko Person ea a take theae Bitters ac
wrdlng to ilirectluns, and remain longun well,
lrovided their bones are not destroyed by
Dlneral poison or other means, and the Vital
rguna wasted beyond the point of repair.
Dyspepsia or Indigeitlon, Headache,
Pain In Ihe Shoulders, Coughs, Tightness of the
.Cheat, Dizziness, Sour Eructations of theStom
tch, Had Taste in the Uouth,BiliousAttacks,Pal
illation of the Heart, Inflammation of the Lungs,
fVln In the regions of the Kldneys,and a hundred
ther painful symptoms, are the offsprings of
Djupejwia. In these complslnta It has nn equal,
tnd one bottle will prove a better guarantee of
its merits than a lengthy advertisement.
For Female Couiplalnta, In young or Old,
married or single, at the dawn of womanhood,
tt Ihe turn of life, these Tonic Bitters display so
lecided an Influence that a marked Improve
ment Is soon perceptible.
For Inflammatory and Chronic
tli.nmail.m and Gout, Dyspepsia or Indi
gestion, Uillous, Remittent and Intermittent
Fevers, Dlaeascaof the Blood.Uver.Kldneys and
Bladder, these Hitters have been most successful.
Such Diseases arc caused byVitlatedBlood.whlch
is generally produced by derangement of the
Digestive Organs.
They are Gentle Pnrgatlre at well
at a Tonic, possessing also the peculiar merit
f actlug as a powerful agent la relieving Con
gestion or Inflammation of the Liver and Vis
Krai Organs and In Bilious Diseases.
For Skin Disease, Eruptions, Tetter, Salt
Aheum, Blotches, Spots, Pimples. Pustules, Boils,
Carbuncles, Ring-worms, Scald-Head, Sore Eyes
EmiDolas. Itch. Scurfs. Discolorations of the
Skin, Humors and Diseases of the Skin, of
-whatever name or nature, are literally dug np
ind carried out of the system in a short time by
Ihe use of theae Hitters. One bottlcln such cases
will convince ttie most Incredulous of their cur
ative effects.
Cleanse the Vitiated Tllooil whenever
you find Its Impurities bursting through the
kin in Pimples, Eruptions, or Sores ; cleanse It
wrlicn jou find It obstructed and slupidsh In the
veins ; cleanse It when It Is foul ; your feelings
will tell you when. Keep the blood pure, aud
Ihe health of the system will follow.
Grateful Thousands proclaim VlNFtnn
Bittkiis the most wonderful Iuvlgoraul that
ever sustained the sinking system.
Fin. Tnpe, and oilier Worms, lurking
In the system of so many thousands, areeileo
tunlly destroyed and removed. Says distln
'gvislied physiologist : There is scarcely an Indi
vidual on the face of the earth whose body Is ex
empt from the presence of worms. It Is not up
on the healthy elements of tho body that worms
exist, but upon the diseased humors and slimy
deposits that breed these living monsters of
disease. No system of medicine, no vermifuges,
no anihclmluitics, will free the system from
worms like these Bitters.
Mechanical Diaene. Persons engaged
In Paints aud Minerals, such as Plumbers, Type
setters, Gold-beaters, and Miners, aa they ad
vance In life, are tubject to paralysis of Hie
Vowels. To guard against this, take a dose ol
Walker's Visboar Bitters twice a week.
Dillons, Remittent, and Internilta
teat Fevers, which are so prevalent In the
wallcysofour great rivers throughout the United
stales, especially those of the Mississippi, Ohio,
Missouri, Illinois Tennessee, Cumberland, Ar
kansas, Red, Colorado, Ilrazos, Itio Grande,
Pearl, Alabama, Mobile, Savannah, Roanoke,
James, and many others, with their vast tribu
taries, throughout our entire country during
the Summer and Autumn, and remarkably so
during seasons of unusual heat antl dryness, are
Invariably accompanied by extensive derange
ments of the stomach and liver, and other ab
dominal viscera. In their treatment, a purga
tive, exerting a powerful influence upon these
various organs, is essentially necessary. There
Is n cathartic for the purpose equal to Dm J.
Waiter's Vinegar Bitters, as they will
speedily remove the dark-colored viscid matter
wilh which the bowels are loaded, at the same
lime stimulating the secretions of the liver, and
generally restoring the healthy functions of the
digestive organs.
Scrofula, or King's Evil, White Swell
ings, I'lccrs, Erysipelas, Swelled neck. Goitre,
Scrofulous Inflammations, Indolent Inflamma
tions, Mercurial Affections, Old Sores, Erup
tions of the Skin, Sore Eyes, etc, etc In these
as in all other constitutional Diseases, Walier's
Visboar Bitters have shown their great cura
tive powers In the most obstinate aud Intract
able cases.
Dr. Walker' California Vinegar
Blltere act on all these coses in a similar
manner. By purifying the Blood they remove
the cause, and by resolving away the effects of
the Inflammation (the tubercular deposits) the
affected parts receive health, and a permanent
cure Is effected.
The properties of Dr. Walker's Vineoab
BITTER are Aperient, Diaphoretic, Carmin
ative, yntrltlous, Laxative, Diuretic, Seda
tive, Counter-irritant, ttudoriflc Alterative,
and Antl-Bllious.
The Aperient and mild Laxative proper
ties of Dh. Walker's Vinegar Bitters are
the best safe-guard In cases of eruptions and
malignant fevers, their balsamic, healing, and
toothing properties protect the humors of the
fauces. Their Sedative properties allay pain In
ihe nervous system, stomach, and bowels, either
rom Inflammation, wind, colic cramps, etc.
Fortify the body agnlnat disease by
Purifying all its fluids with Vinegar Bitters,
No epidemic can take hold of a system thus
Directions. Take of the Bitters on going
to bed at night from a half to one and oue-half
wlne-glossfull. Eat good nourishing food, such
is beef-steak, mutton chop, venison, roast beef,
tnd vegetables, and take out-door exercise.
They are composed of purely vegetable lagre
lienta, and contain no spirit.
h. ii. Mcdonald a. co.,
Dniggists and Ocn. Agts., San Francisco, Cal.,
a cor. of Washington and Charlton Sta., N.Y.
Dli. CKOOK'S WINE OF TAl:
Ton yrnri of n pnl
lfC lOSt llll.M plflVl'il 1,
Cronk'N i i- ol 'I ii r i
liuvu iiiiuo Merit 1 1 in
any Klmilur r-inr:itit
ever oIUmciI lo the pui
lie. It Is rich in II:
niuilicinul (jimmies
T:ir, nnd ti 1 1 - u : 1 1 d f
diseases of tlio 'I liroi.
nnd I.iniKS. perloriiiii:
tllO MUM' III.MAKKAIII.
CUICS. It EPFKCTUAM.
cures ull t'ouliH urn
t'oliln. It lias euivd
ninny csisex uf AnHiiii
and ItronrliltlM, that i
bus been piunoiinced .
sped lie for these colli
pliiiiit. 1'or I'iiIiih I:
I lie llronsi. Side n
llnek. Urnvrl or Kid
iMy limwtMi. Disease
Of the I'rlimry Orirnu. JiiiiimIIcp, o
any Liver I'omplniiit it liu uo ecjuii.
It la also at superior Ton r,
itoHlorci I lie Appetite
NtrengtlieiiK Hie Kyxtem.
Beatorea llie Urnk nnd l billtnled.
4'aiiaew I he food lo liicHt
Bemovea lypepil:i nnd IndiircKliwu
FrrvpntN Mnlnrioua i'ever.
Glwea tone to your fcyatcui.
That Pale, Yellow. Sicily-Looking Skit
is chanced to one of freslines and lie.illli
Those DiaenM of the HUln, I'lmplet
Piialale. Rlnlrheaand Krnptiona nrt
removed. Ncrol'nln.erofnlona IHneaaei
of the Eyea, Wh:te H welling. Hirer
Old Hnrea or nny kind of Humor rapldlj
dwindle and disappear under its Influence
In fact it will do you more good, aiid eun
you moreapeedily than nny and nil olhei
preparations combined. Wlitltltt Itlsna
lure 'sown restorerl A soluble oxyd of Iror
combined with the medicinal properties o
Poke Root divested of all dlsflgrcenlile quul
Hies It will cure any Chronic or Long
atandintr Itiaeaoe whose real or diree
eauselsbad blnari. RhenmaiUm.Pnint
tai I.lmhaor Bonea.t'onatilnliona bro
bra down by Merctirlnl or other poison
are all cured by it. ForNyphills.or Nypli
llltle taint, there Is notlilnu exiHul In it
A trial will prove It. ANK FOR DR
CROOK CMMfOlND t l'KL'P Ol
Wi will furnish the Record and the
Cincinnati Gazette to Bubtoriben at
13.50 per year,
From Spain.
A special edition of the
Daily News announces that a
large Carlist force has been
defeated by the Government
troops at Igulada, in the prov
ince of Barcelona, alter a bat
tle of eighteen hours, during
thick the town was frequently
taken and lost by the opposing
The number of dead and
wounded left upon the field is
so large that all vehicles of
every kind in town were press
ed into service for their re
moval. Gen. Loganero has resigned
the command of the Republi
can forces in the Province ot
The Carlists have been re
pulsed before the town of
Estella. It is reported that
Don Carlos has ordered his
forces- .not to interfere with
communications on the line of
the Northern Railroad.
The Captain General of Bar
celona authorized the citizens
to organize for protection
against the operation of the
International Pocieiy.
Tub following stock compa
nies in this State, were incor-
poarted last woek:
Auglaize County Miners'
Building Association, capital
stock $100,000, in shares ol
$200 each; Cambridge Glass
Company, capital stock $25,
000 in shares oi $100; Snow
Fork and Cleveland Coal Com
pany, capital stock $3,000,000;
the principal offices will be in
Newark and Cleveland, and the
coalfields are in Athens, Llock
ing and Perry Counties; the
Centralia Flouring Mills, Ualli
polis, capital stock $15,000.
To Pickle Sweet Apples.
To one peck of apples make
a syrup of four pounds of sugar
and one quart of vinegar. Boil
the apples in the syrup until
tender, and then take them out
and save that syrup for other
sauce. Put tho apples in a jar,
boil five pounds ot sugar and
one qutrt of vinegar with some
cinnamon and cloves twenty
five minutes, and pour it hot
over the apples. This pickle
is delicious.
Three convicts have died of
cholera at the Ohio Penitenti
ary since last report Da
vid Nichols of Cuyahoga Coun-
ty; William Cannon from Pick
away County; and Patrick Mal
lery from Cincinnati. Mallery
had been in prison only about
three weeks. The first death
from cholera in Columbus oc
curred last Monday.
We have olten wished for a
sentence that would clearly ex
plain it. A wesiern paper
kindly supplies the want in
this beautiful simile: You
might as well attempt to sham
poo an elephant with a thim-
ble full of soapsuds as to do
business and ignore advertis
The Yale exploring party
celebrated last night tho victo
ry of their college at the
Springfield regatta, and to day
they leave for Fort Bridger,
where they will spend the next
six weeks in investigating the
geological formation of the
Wasatch Mountains.
Barndm keeps constantly
on hand at his country resi
dence, in Bridgeport, duplicate
girafles, sea-lions, rhinosceros,
impfoos, and other rare and
costly animals to supply any
sudden loss by accident or
The National Photographic
Association which has been in
session in Buffolo, N. Y., since
Tuesday of last week, adjourn
ed last Saturday, to meet at
Chicago the 'Second Tuesday in
July, 1874.
The Ohio River is in excel
lent boating stage, having
swelled considerably from the
late rains.
A young lady called at the
book store, the other day, and
asked for "a peck of them new
postal keerds double bead-
Beneficiary Scholarships For
Medical Students.
The Trustees of the Loais
ville (Ky.) Medical College
have created a number of Ben
eficiary boholarshipa, for the
poor but deserving young men
seeking a first-class medical
education. One Beneficiary
Student is received from each
Senatorial District of any Slate,
and from each Congressional
of the different Slates. Sons of
physicians and clergymen are
very properly accorded Benefi
ciary Scholarships. Each Schol.
arship is worth to the recipi
ent of it $200, and those receiv
ing such aid are known only to
the Dean. Mode of obtaining
a BeneficiuryScholarshlp learn
ed by applying to Dr. E. Gail
lard, Dean, Louisville, Ky. As
the next session begins in Sep
tember, all young men needing
aid should apply as early as
A taking paper The Sher
iffs warrant.
Holloway's Pills.
Billious disorders of every type
from a slight derangement of the
liver to confirmed jaundice and
intermittents of the most obsti
nate type, are subdued by a
course of HolloffAy's Pills. Sold
78 Maiden Lane, N. Y. Price
25 cents per box. Ask for new
style; the old is counterfeited.
In cases of Piles, Dr. Trask's
Mugnetio Ointment sets like a
charm, affording immediate and
positive relief by one application.
We know of persons who can
get relief from no other source,
and who place an extravagant
value on the ointment on this ac
count alone, when it is equally
valuable for many oioer uses.
See advertisement in another
A Great Horror Done Away
louse cleaning is a great hor
ror to nine men out of every ten.
When the time comes the "men
folks," a9 a rule give the domes
tic hearth a "wide berth."
Oceans of sudsthe product of
tons of soap fuirly flood every
part of the house. The women
from the mistress down labor as
they never worked before, and
what with the discomfort, the
smell of suds and the dampness,
and not unfrcquently sicknesp,
the product of colds and over
work, matters are generally disa
greeuble. Tho simple use of Sa
polio instead of soap does away
with all this discomfort. It light
ens the labor a hundred per cent,
becu?e it removes dirt, greose,
stains and spots, with hardly any
labor, with but little water and
one-tenth the usual time,
The Great Chill Medicine.
No other equal to it; it is un
rivaled. Dr. Wilthoft's great
Anti-periodic is the poor man's
friend, because it is cheap, re
quiring small doses to effect a
permanent and complete cure,
It comes nearer being a speci
fic than any other medicine now
sold, is indorsed by the most
learned and skillful physicians in
the country.
It appeals to the common sense
of the peoplo, because of its effi
cacy in the oure of chills and fe
ver, enlarged spleen, billious fe
ver and others of miasmatic ori
gin; because of its permanent ef
fects in removing the cause or
neutralizing the effects of malar
ious poison; and because of its
cheapness which places it in the
reach of every family. Buy it
and try it, and if, after closely
following the directions, a cure is
not effected, return to the drug
gists and demand your money
back again.
Farmeks should not fail to ex
amine the patent farm gate for
which George W. Brunton, Mc
Arthur. is the affent in thin and
Jackson county. It is the best
ana cneapest gate ever designed
for a farm, costing fifty per cent,
less than ihe old fashioned irate.
and is more durable, for it can
not sag. Lxamine it when you
are in McArthur.
Advkrtisino reminds people of
thines thev had been aantinir all
along, but had forgotUm all about.
Simond's, Phoroerapher, Chillicntha
gives careful attention to making cop.
let oi timer pictures, nciureg may be
made aa lame as life from the tiniest
locket picture, and made in every wav
satisfactory by careful and judioioug
coloring. Photographs from nature or
from other pictures colored in the heat
styles in oil, water colors, crayon, pas
tel or iuk, at rate to suit all circumstance.
If Yotr
Want a situation.
Want a servant girl,
Wnt to sell a pluno,
Want to sell a cimliijre,
Want to buy or sell n farm,
Want a boarding place,
Want to sell town propt-rty,
Want to sell groceries or drugs,
Want to sell household furniture,
Wanttn nil fir i; cmrwls or Ctimetg.
Want to flud customers for anything,
Advertising will gain now customers,
Advertising win keep 0111 customers,
Advertising liberally alwnys pays,
Advertising makes success easy,
Advertising begets confidence,
Advertising shows energy,
Advertising shows pluck,
Advertising means'biz,'
Advertise or "bust,"
Advertise long,
Advertise well,
Every merchant, manufacturer
or bmtnett man who hat become
prominently rich, hat made hit
fortune by judicious advertising
JVo exception to this rule can be
cited! blewarl, the Prince of
Merchants, when a poor man, wat
driven to advertising, at a last
retort, to get hit stock turned into
money to at to meet a note. Ar
guing from this thai if it wat
good for him in adversity, h
could make it ttill better in pros
perity, he became a persistent ad
verliser, and thus gained his co
lossal fortune. .
Some merchants sny it is not worth
while to advertise; for nn person reads
advert isemenU; yet evory merchant in
this county will read this advertise
ment, and if he is wise he will profit
by its suggestion, if he has anvthinir to
oiler wurth advertising. How much
more then will those read them who
are not so largely supplied with rend
ing matter, are at leisure m the even
ing, and must depend on their paper for
their local news, the most iirportanj
item f which is where thev can find
just what thev want when they come to
town to make tneir purchases. It join
stock is so old, rusty, dusty nriU out of
style that it is worthless, or if it is run
down so that you have nothing left thai
peopie wouiu wmt, it is not worth
while for you to advertise, tiut if it is
new, fresh and sparkling, up to the
times, nnd such as the people want.
don't hide them, but publish to the
world that you have them, and want
to sell thorn at a fuir price.
An ftfirprriaamont miUiaTiAl Pr m !..
gle day does duty beyond tlmt day.
and its effect continues in a greater
ratio than moat men imagine. In the
end it will make a man's mime a per
manent matter, a piece of real proper-
tv blnlt tin In ilia minds nP nni!
J - f .. . -0 mvu UIIW
it beeomps morn vnlnnKIa than an
W..UW mij
corner lot in his locality.
If VOU lose A wntrh. n cnr cr a hil1
or if you desire people not to trust
juur who, vou rusn 10 your local pa
per, knowing that every one will read
the advertiRRmnnt Itut mn will
along in business year after year, with-
yua lioiuumnuji uuw uiuon you lire los
ing vj nut, Buverusing nl(fporter
If tlinaft rtArann nrhn nrnflis. tn
lieve that newspaper advertisement
are not read by the publto wish to be
convinced nf thiii
t v..v.., juU, auv iijrjm
tive publicity to somo matter they
would not care to divulge to the world,
even in the most obscure corner of a
country paper, and see whot notoriety
they would soon attain. Advertiser'.
r i j -
Advkrtisino U ant t ... !,,.
eentle jogol conscience which tells us
that we want a new suit of clothes for
Sunday, or that we promised our wife
mow ureas aa goon as me nay was in
icuinpa 11 wuuia oeagooa plan lor
Madame to mark thia nuiu. ,a i
- ---. f. ..u..i.u out It, V
the paper upon her husband's break"
rnB. -.1- ,,1 ...
oo. pmio. it no win say tn at adver
tising will not yet civilize the world!
Why do neonle rear ftfisAriiaantan,.?
To see who is enterprising and to learn
wiibub going on. io see it there is
anything new, or anything that they
want, To see if the season's style
have coma in, and to find out who has
them. To know if any one is selling
off at reduced rates, or to watch the
chance of an auction. Jnr nmilaam.nl
To satisfy curiosty. Because they
nave reaa aa toe stones, marriages,
births, deaths, locals and accidents.
Decauss tney want to. because they
can't help it Ohio Slate Journal
The nower of nrint I nil i...,.
but not well understood. A printed
sentence has a wonderful advhdtage
over one that is written or spoken.
This is one of the many reasons which
gives sn importance to advertising. But
advertisers, even those of experience,
do not comprehend as well as they
might the capacity to influence, to per
suade, to convince, which lies in print-
cu waiter. rposen woras require the
eraces of elocution
eloquence, yet even then fade away in-
vi niituingnesB 11 noi caught in their
fiicht and nrintarl Knt ia. I.
r- 1 - -" ...v.v 1 0 njlUD1
thing in the silent language, the quitt
aservioii ana me sense 01 permanence
about printed matter whioh gives ita
marvelous force and influence. Busi
ness men should never permit them
selves to loose aiirhr nf what K.
accomplished bv a nerseverinir nan .f
f , r.
th. ...intinfl n n - . 1
r-iiuwuK prcpBca. jjettru w BQVer-
twe, ana then the "bow. when and
where" oi it. and v..n will h... -
knowledge worth having.
Bhj your
11- r - f boot aid ;
."Vvi I dhneaof .W.
f- V, J WILSON, at
rf L I namden, who
tViSlu'eiI manuCacturea ;
t'rprtt Otu-tively ta
7$ryl I tooaoartiale. 1
jfL!ufVk tontioa gi"B '
r N'vy lto Pin Call f
, ivs ur.
vf Va.T.Helmbold. 3
I the only Knowa Kemetly for Bright' Dl
caw nd ha cured every caao of Dlabcti-j in
whltB It ha bci-ii piven, Irrltatlmi of tlicNecfc;
of the Bladder and Inflammation of tho Kidneys,
Ulceration of tho Kidney and Bladder, Hi-ten-tioq
of Urine, Diaeaae of the Prostate Gland,
Stone in tho Bladder. Gravel, Brick Dimt Deposit,
and Mucous or Milky DlnchurKe, nd f'
fcebled and DelicaloContltiitiouof both Seses,
ttlended with the following symptom: Losa
of Power, Lo of Memory, Dimcultr of Bleath
Inir, Weak Nervp, Wakufttloeaa, Pain In Ilia
Buck, Flushing of the Bniljr, Krnpllon on tho Fuce,
Pallid Countenance, lassitude of tho Syatcm, etc.
I'sed by persons In tho decline or chni;e or
life; after confinement or labor pain, bed-wct-tlng
in children, etc . .... .,
la many affection peculiar to Indies, lh Kx
tract Hucbu la nnennnled by any other remedy
Aa In Chlorosis or Ketenlion, Irregulurlty, I'uin
ftilnesa or Suppression of Customsry Evacuiitiona,
Ulcerated or Schlrnis atalo of tho Vterlta, Lcu
eorrhtra or White, Pterilily, and for all com
plaint incident to tho (ex. It is prescribed
extensively by the most eminent Physicians and
Midwivc for enfeebled and deUculo constitu
tion of both sexes and all age. r
KEAIINEY'S EXTttACT BUClftr,
Curtt Dltiaui Ail'intj from Inprudtnta,
Ilibilt of DMimtion, Etc., In all their itaffe, at
llltle expense, little or no chango In diet, no in
convenience, and no exposure. It cause a fre
quent desire, and pivea ttrength to urinate,
thereby removing Ol)tructlon,Prevcnttnt and
Curlnu Stricture of the Urethra. Allaying Pain
and Inflammation, to frequent in this clan of dis
eases, and expelling all poisonous matter.
$1.00 per hottlo or lx bottle for $5.00, delivered
tn any address, aectire from observation. Hold bf
drueglata everywhere. Prepared by
KEAftNEY & f'O., 104 Duane St., N. Y.
to whom all letter ' '.formatioa should bs
"avoid quacks rdo impostshs.
Mo Cbarg for Advice tnd Conraltation.
J)r. J. II liott. Graduate of .hjferran Uidirnl
Coll'iH, Philadelphia, author of several valuable)
works, can be consulted on all diseases of lha
Sexiiul or Urinary Orpins, (which ho ha rtmdo
an especial study), either In mulo or female, no
matter from what causo orlinullnir, or of now
long atandinc. A praclicu of 80 years enable
him to trcot diseases with success. Cures guar
anteed. Charge reasonable. Those at a dlM
tance ran forward letter describing symptom,
and enclosing stamp to prepay postage.
bend lor thu Onitte lu ilraiih. Price 10 cent..
J. fl. D1UTT. M. II., Physician and Surgeon.
101 Dittos St, Now York.
Dr. Traak was engaged for twentv rears In
a course of experiment upon the medical prop.
ertle and power of vegetable, aeparate and
Combined. At the age of aeventy year he sue.
ceeded In presenting to the world, as the result
of hi experiment, a combination of Vegetable
eitract. the power of which In removing die.
ease I nneqaaled ia the annals of Medicine.
Ill discovery conaUta In a combina.
lion of these nowarfnl VeffeLahla Rztrartti with
Eioctricity or Magixutlsm lu tae form of an OlnU
Certain, It la, that the remarkable and
Unprecedented success which has attended Its
application la the cure of diseases, atamp It at
once as the greatest discovery of the age, and
calls for a trial and dose Investigation of Ita
H never raile, while there remains snf.
tclent life lo restore a natural and healthy ac
tion to the capillary vessels of the body, and
eqnallte the circulation of tha blood. By this
means a controlling power is gained over the
moat malignant form of disease, which cannot
be obuined from any other remedy.
.Such Is the power of this combine
tlou, that it penetrates to every portion ol
the human frame; every bone and mnacle, vein,
nerve and ligament 1 searched ont and made
Jeoslble of lu purifying and healing influence.
Hence it copes a readily with internal as ex.
ternal dlteaae.
Natmerona instance are on record
where this remedy has restored health to pa
ti - so near the grave that the most powerful
. .rual remedies railed to produce any effect.
Such ha frequently been the case in innrnm
tion of the Bowel.
No patient ever need die with this
disease where the Magnetic Ointment can be ob
tained. Por Inflammatory Rheumatism
tni Ointment ia the moat complete remedy ever
prepared. For Diphtheria or Putrid Sort Throat
It I unrivaled.
In nlnetTMilne eases oat of a
hundred, it will afford entire relief to the wont
eases of Nervons Headache In thirty minutes.
For Nervons Dlseaaea this medicine ta
Of immense value.
Affections of the Spine, BbeomaUsm.
Lamenes. Ulcerated Bore Throat, Bronchitis!
Pleurisy, Croup. Colic, Cholera Morbas, Ague in
the Face or Breat, Burn, Scald Head, Scrofula,
Salt Rheum, Erysipelas, Inflamed Eye, Fever
Bares, Sores, etc.. will be Immediately relieved
by the use of Dr. Trask's Magnetic Ointment
D. Baisok, Bob Co., Propr's, Buffalo, N.T.
Jyj'rjmhrrtt tn ,t onrnew and
WAN ED to sell our new aol novel enY.
broKlenna machine, send lor iilu-trated clr.
cillI ih M'nufMtnrinaCompanf,
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Every report about DeMarcus Ware's new deal with the Cowboys pegs the value of the contract at $78 million. Those reports are all incorrect. It's true that Ware is due to receive that amount over the life of the deal, but he's already collected one dollar from Jerry Jones.
Ware told Mike Fisher of Blogging the Boys that the Double J approached him after the extension was signed and handed him a $1 bill. Jones didn't mistake him for the guy who parked his car, there was actually a message scribbled on the bill.
It's a nice gesture, but there's a problem with it beyond Jones's confusion about when to use "your" and when "you're" is appropriate.
Andrew Brandt of the National Football Post reports that other teams have been in contact with the NFL to find out if that dollar was given to Ware before the deal was signed and if it was included in the terms of the contract. If it was given before and/or not included in the contract terms, it would constitute a violation of the salary cap.
Good lord. Are other teams really under the impression that this under the table payment is what sealed the deal? The sort of person who thinks that Ware wasn't going to accept the Cowboys offer until he saw a misspelled message on a bill that wouldn't buy a cup of decent coffee is the sort of person who should be writing traffic tickets for a living instead of being involved in football. There's the letter of the law and the spirit of a law, the 31 other NFL teams would be wise to refresh themselves on the difference.
The scariest thing about this is that Roger Goodell's history says he's just the kind of humorless stick in the mud that would actually punish Jones and the Cowboys for this. No Fun League indeed.


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Surging demand for information and communications technology solutions gives top-end sales professionals prospects and satisfaction
Telecommunications services providers are expected to deliver reliable services in any given situations and business environments, while tapping new markets to sustain business and more importantly creating growth opportunities for a dedicated frontline sales force.
"Sales professionals must be adaptive to the fast-changing business landscape, and be creative in the way opportunities are pursued," says Kenneth Mok, senior sales manager, data & IT services, business market, Wharf T&T. He notes that instead of just selling products and services off the shelf, a salesperson acts more like a consultant these days. "The key to success is to work closely with the clients and to understand their business requirements in order to tailor data and IT services solutions to fit their specific needs," he says.
Global economic volatility continues to spur demand for information and communications technology (ICT). E-marketing and data management solutions that enhance cost efficiency are some of the "recession-friendly" products that are driving business activities in the government, education and hospitality segments, Mr Mok adds.
According to him, customers are either taking a cautiously optimistic approach or seriously looking for justification when making a purchase decision. They now look for more innovative ICT solutions that will help to improve business prospects at a more justifiable cost. The quest to meet mounting customers expectations always give professionals in the field an adrenaline rush.
People power
For Wharf T&T, continuing the investment in staff development rather than tightening training resources in taxing times like this is a bold move and is adherence to the company's commitment to its people, according to Florence Cheung, the company's human resources vice president.
"Aside from product training, the wide range of our staff advancement programmes comes down to one fundamental objective, which is to groom our sales professionals into competent and resourceful consultants," says Ms Cheung. Emphasis is placed on honing innovative thinking and harnessing the individuals' ability to manage change. "Recent moves into the gaming industry and designing data and IT solutions for the increasing number of entrepreneurs are fruits of this specific training approach. We also pay premium in building teams that are capable of offering flexible, creative and meticulous business solutions to meet the changing needs of our clients."
The company has allocated additional resources in strengthening the team's technical prowess. For instance, sales representatives are now required to take courses towards earning the Cisco Certified Network Associate Routing & Switching (CCNA) certification. While technical knowledge and skills of this level were once thought to be a quality of computer engineers, Ms Cheung says that these will become essential for sales people aspire to step into the role of a consultant.
Meanwhile, she is anticipating a stable growth in the demand for ICT sales professionals. "ICT services are part and parcel of every business. As technological advancement forges ahead, the range of services will expand and demand for professional assistance will grow," she says.
New-age thinking
A decade of experience in the ICT industry has taught Mr Mok that a good salesperson can always identify new territories, introduce new ways of thinking and provide innovative solutions that meet customers' needs. "A creative flair helps a great deal," he remarks.
Likewise, he sees innovation as the way to drive business sustainability in the highly competitive ICT market, especially during an economic downturn.
His role as leader of a 16-staff team encompasses major responsibilities like boosting motivation, building team spirit and providing members of the team with the right drive towards achieving and sustaining business, professional and personal success. Aside from immersing his team in brainstorming sessions, Mr Mok offers advice on the effective use of company resources for winning business.
In the face of constant and unexpected changes in the economic environment and the ICT world, perseverance and determination always steer the course. "We are not afraid of change," he reiterates. "We manage change."
Aspiring individuals equipped with a university degree and keen to develop a career in ICT sales can expect to pick up a wealth of technical and domain knowledge on the job. Mr Mok adds that the quality of a personal drive makes successful sales professionals in this highly competitive and fast-changing market. "Job candidates that are creative, flexible and adaptive to change will be a good fit for this industry," he says. "Self-motivation makes the job more enjoyable than most."
A member of the Wharf Group, Wharf T&T was established in 1995, and has a telecommunications network infrastructure of its own. ICT solutions provided by the company range from voice, data, conferencing, email messaging, web-building and hosting, IT security, network solution and integration, application implementation, data centre, business continuity and disaster recovery services.
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Dec 14th, 2006 06:41
HI. we have made the decision that we need to rehome our beagle. He is 3-4 years old and a huge handful. He really needs a beagle loving family to be able to spend alot of time with him and all his 'bad' habits that need time and patience to work on. He is a sweet heart. He is not a nippy dog at all, actually very timid and submissive. I am not sure if he got this from being around our Shepard or just was that way when we got him. We noticed it first with our shepard so i think that is it. He is pure breed and his parents were champion beagles. This has been a long and hard decision for us but at this time we feel it is the right one. There is a family out there than can really embrace charlie in the way he needs that we just cant. Please email me if you are in the area and are interested.
Jan 24th, 2007 15:14
Were you able to find someone for your beagle? We have an 18 month old male beagle and he is a handful also. But we will not give up on him. He gets into everything. We have him in obediance class and it seems to help. I am hoping that when he reaches the 2 year mark he will be better. Good luck to you.
Jan 24th, 2007 15:56
my beagle ellie was a handful they have so much energy and are inquisitive enough to drive you crazy. have you tried exercising him more, even the liveliest dog needs to wind down after an hour or so off lead walking. throw lots of sticks and balls and really tire him down so when he comes home he's more interested in his bed than being into everything. you can never be sure that rehoming him will have a happy result. at least if he stays with you then you will know he's loved and you can take lots of advice and training on how to settle your beagle.
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Why make just a splash when you might make a difference?
Last week, Thomas White announced his resignation from the Dallas Police and Fire Pension System board, saying he would step down midway through a four-year term. Dressed for the occasion in his police uniform, he said he had lost faith in pension leaders and cited low funding levels, expensive supplemental savings accounts and shrinking transparency.
All are crucial issues for an organization facing billions of dollars' worth of obligations and intense public pressure. The problem was that White was short on details. If he intended to play the whistle-blower, he merely teased us with a thin overview.
"It's come to the point where I've lost faith in the leadership to provide the direction that I believe we as a board need to go," White said last week.
Although he used some charts during the speech, he provided no documentation to the media and bolted without answering reporters' questions. He hasn't elaborated in public since then. Colleagues say that White didn't pursue these issues in open session or private meetings with trustees and members. Those would have been ideal venues for raising a warning flag.
And unlike a corporate board, trustees for the pension operate more like a city council, so they don't have to speak in a unified voice. A credible dissenter can prompt a healthy discussion that nudges an organization forward.
If the $3.2 billion police and fire pension is in trouble, we all need to know, because taxpayers may ultimately be on the hook. That's why White's exit was front-page news. But if he wants to make a difference, he should fight harder and put up more facts.
"It seemed like he was grandstanding for some unknown reason," said Ron Pinkston, president of the Dallas Police Association.
Pinkston said that White hasn't shared his concerns with other officers, either in meetings or newsletters. He had a brief conversation with White last week and had the impression that White wanted the pension to make faster improvements for younger police. Their benefits took a hit two years ago after the economic downturn.
White didn't respond to my email requests, and leaders at the pension say they don't know his motives.
"I had no idea this was coming," said Chairman George Tomasovic, a firefighter.
After the meeting, Tomasovic told reporters that he felt blindsided. He would have called a meeting with White to hash out any issues, he said, if he'd known what was coming.
"This is not what we need now," Tomasovic said about White's parting shot.
The pension has been dealing with bad publicity for more than a year. Its Museum Tower project in downtown Dallas is in a dispute over reflected light with the Nasher Sculpture Center, pitting some arts lovers against the fund that provides retirement for about 9,200 active and retired police and firefighters.
The controversy also put the spotlight on the pension's investment strategy. It favors real estate and private equity plays and has a smaller concentration of stocks and bonds. That's worked well over the long haul but has lagged the last few years, when the stock market accelerated.
The Dallas fund has more than half its money in real estate and private equity, with much of the private equity backed by real estate. That concentration is about three times the average for Texas public pensions, according to a survey of 53 public employee pension funds in Texas.
The Dallas fund has roughly half the level of stocks and bonds as the average Texas pension.
Naturally, it's missed out on some Wall Street gains. For the 12 months that ended Sept. 30, the Dallas pension grew 5.8 percent compared with an average of almost 15 percent for the other Texas funds. The Dallas Police and Fire Pension was last among the group for the one-year and three-year periods, based on the survey by the Texas Association of Public Employee Retirement Systems.
But it scored the highest annual rate for the past 20 years and was near the top for 10-year performance, too.
Tomasovic cited the longer returns in this month's newsletter to members, saying that years ago, fund leaders decided to not rely so heavily on stocks and bonds. The pension has said it must be aggressive to meet its obligations, and it regularly vets results with consultants.
"If they come back and ask for benefit changes, we'll do it," Tomasovic said.
Two years ago, to strengthen the pension, members voted to require more member contributions and to scale back benefit formulas for new hires.
The changes will improve the financial outlook gradually. But if some trustees don't believe they're enough to keep the fund on track, they should say something — long before resigning.