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MEMPHIS. TENN., THURSDAY, AUGUST 2G. ISStf.
mmm politics.
THE GUBERNATOKIAX CiSDI
-Joint Debate and CanYASB tbe State
Together Bob Taylor Dtflucs
His Position.
' SPF.CUL TO Till ArPEAI-.l
Nashville-, Tbnn., August 25. The
members of the Si ate Democ ratio Lsec
utive Committee mot bere today and
, agreed to have a joint discussion be
itweea tbe Gubernatorial candidate'.
They addressed a letter to the Kepub
Mican Executive Committee, asking a
conference" to alter some of the dates,
but could not find any ol the members
of tbe Republican Committee, so the
matter was left to Chairman McCoa'
:Uell to attend to.
-was tendered a serenade at the Max-
vwell HooBd tonight Ke received a
peifect ovation, and was kept buey
-ahakirg hands for a long time.
; Seldom has greater or more
cordial reception been given any pub
-lie man in Ka3hville. Mr. Taylor
..made a ringing speech, as also did
other prominent Democrat!. In his
speech Mr. Taylor said : "For my Re
publican opponent I have the highest
regard. He is a lightoned gentleman,
f lor he is my brother. I have told him
-to come aloog and I would introduce
him into goad society. I would say
-hftt if the people expect personal
. abuse of him from me they are badly
mistaken. The man who bears tLe
Republican banner I love as man can
only lore a brother. This is not a
family fight, but this people are the
great ejectment court, and my brother
;a the a'.torney for the Republican
--party and I do not believe be can
-.make a case. If the Democratic party
cannot stand on principle it cannot on
prejudice and if I cannot succeed cn
principle alone let me go down.
-Of the Bev. James V. Beech rr, of
Elinlra, H. Y,
Elmira, N. Y., August 25. The
Rev. James C. Beecher, of Coecob,
'Conn., brother of the Revs. Henry
"Ward Beecher and Thos. K. Beecher.
' of this city, committed suicide at the
Water Cure this evening, by ehooting
hirxse'f through the head with a rifle.
He had been suffering under revere
mental troubles for a number of years,
and for a tine was under treatment at
the Middletown Asylum. He came
there recently in the care of a special
.attendant. ,At the cure.be appeared
to be in pretty fair heaT,T.',Tfiif today
enjoyed himself with others in shoot
nx at a target. During the evening,
while conversing tin the piazza, be
suddenly went to Lis room, and taking
a rillo placed the muzzle to his moutii
and fired, killing himself instantly.
Mr. Beecher. was about 59 years o'd,
and was the youngest son of Dr.
Lyman Biecher. He was graduated
from Dartmouth College and Andover
Seminary. He was chaplain of the
Seamen's Bethel in China, chaplain cf
"the Brcoklyn regiment during the
war cf the nbellion, became a Co'onel
and wea mustered out 88 a Brevet
Brigadier General, was pastor of the
Congregational church at Oswego and
Pcuzhkcepsie, sod also had charge of
Bethel mission in Brooklyn. Of late
-yea: a he has lived on a farm in Ulster
Bjr a Kambfr.ot' Masked Men InMan-
Chicago, III , August 25. The
Tinus' Calgary, Manitoba special 'rays:
Yesterday at 12:45 o'clock tbe Edmon
ton stage was stopped by two masked
men on the road eighteen miles from
Calgary. There were in the etage be
sides the driver, Teto Campbe.l, pas
sengers J. Bnrns, a traveler for Mrs.
Down, of Winnipeg, A. Massy Co.'s
traveler and a Frenchman, name vin-
'known. The marked men wore stripes
from the Union Jack over their lnees
and canied caibines and tevolveie.
"They were on foot and jumped out of
-'the long grasi end s opped the horse'.
They ordered tbe party to descend ;
they then marched the prisoners into
-Coulee, where they went through their
pockeis. Burns lost $0, but another
seventy no n&a on nun was over
looktd. Maeey's traveler lost f 30, the
Frenchman $135 and ihe ttage driver
f200. The robbers then returned to
the stage and went through the lug'
gage and opened the mail bogs. A
'mail bag containing registered letters
was overlooked. The stage horecs
were then taken out and driven away
and the highwaymen disappeared.
The footpads were evidently new in
the business and nervous. Thev took
none of the passenger's watches. Last
mgat twenty five mounted police
went out to search for them, but have
found no trace. This is tbe second
time within a month tbe northwest
'in ail has been robbed.
Io Defend the America
Against the Ualatea.
Nbw Yore, Angnet 25. The Becond
-and last trial race between the four
'big sloops yachts, Maflower, Puritan,
Priecilla and Atlantic, to decide which
f hall tail against Lieut. Henn's British
cntter, Galatea, in September,, was
successfully sailed today over a thirty
mile course, outside of Sandy Hook.
It resulted in another victory for the
-new Boston sloop, Mayflower, and in
her selection by the committee to de
fend the cup. She defeated the Purl
tan 3 minutes 51 second?, the Priscilla
8 minutes 45 seconds, bed the Atlantic
'9 minntes 47 seconds, corrected time.
The Puritan, which took eecond place,
beat the Priscilla 4 minutes 14 sec
ondrj, and the Atlantic 5 minutes 50
seconds. For the first five miles tbe
positions of the s'ocps did not change
much. When off Monmouth Beach,
at 10:40, the Puritan made one trem
endous ro'l to port. Her spinnaker
'boom was buried in a sea, the foot of
the eail filled and its weight snapped
p the boom oil six feet from tbe out
board end.
The "outer mirk" was gibbed
around in the following order: Atlan
tic, Mayflower, Puritan and Priscilla.
Now began the bitt'e of the giant
eloops to windward. Tbe Mayflower
tojn began both outpointing and out
voting the Atlantic. Off L?j g Branch
pier, it 3:15, she iu ) her
quarter o! a mile to wndward. T ie
Puritan pasted the Broiklyn sloop at
o:-iu. Ane Dreeze .resumed consider
able now, and canted a point to the
ms.warj. at. :us, wnei on me up
per Highlands, with ;be liehtsbit
bearing east one-quarbr north, the
Maj flower tacked to the eastward, the
For tan following suit t 4:10. The
Atlantic and PiaciiU Utked at 4:31
and 4:35 respectfully. "Die Mayflower
t ced tor tue nusa at 4.41, and came
d. shing across the lineat 4:50:45 in
erand style, hr crew waving cans and
cheering as she "sqnarsd away" for
home, cheered by huadnds on the at-
President Beverly's Annual Ad'
dress The Urgent necessity
for Organisation.
St. Paul, Miss., August 25. Over
200 delegates were present at the
opening of the sixth setsion of tbe
Farms a' Congress ot tbe United
States at the titate fairground this
The meeting was callel to order by
the President, CjI. Robert Beverly, of
Virginia, the Rev. Henry Wallace, of
lows, ontrirg prayer.
An address of welcome was delivered
by Gov. Hubbard, who snoke aoDrov.
ingly of the farmers' effort to obtain
relief from the unnatural burdens of
monopolists and their exactions and
Col. Beve ly epoke briefly in reply,
In tbe course of his annual address
President Baverlv on behalf of the
farmers, thanked President Cleveland
for recommendation to Congress to
inqii're whether legislation might be
considered in the interest of agricul
tuie. It is for ns to cocsider whether
we thall contmne to deliver our But
friges on demand at tbe ballot box for
machine made candidates of any
party or pledged to tbe great mess
urea we deem essential to our pros
perity and progress. "Organize! Or
gan! I beseecn you," concluded
Col. Beverly; ' not tomorrow, but to
day, combine and e'aiid together as
one man in defense of your interests
and in behalf of tbe general welfare."
committees on amend menu ana
resolutions were than annointed.
The Committee on Resolutions is as
follows: Illinoie, 8. W. Ellerton j Vir
ginia, R. W. T. Duke; Mississippi, J,
Harris Field; Georgia, R J. Raddin
Dakota, C. A. Bliss ; Arkansas. J. .
Adams: Indiana. J. B. Connor: Iowa
Edward Campbell, jr.; Kansae, J. W.
Johnson; Kentucky, J. D. Clardy;
LouisianR, T. G. Bird ; Maine, J. W.
Deermg : MUsonri, Oobndge Horsey j
Minnesota, W. C. Leduc; Nebraska,
C. Berry; Nevada, E. W. Crutcher;
New 'Jersey, A. Q. Cutler; New York,
li. u. i,ewis; Uaio, V. LMlaro: 1'enn
sylvania, Herman Handell; South
Carolina, J. T. Sloane. ir.: Texa.
John M. Cross ; Tennessee, D F. Oock-
i.ir, jnwwKr-?.' Jiotntdaj 'iVwconsin,
N. D. Ftallj Vermont, N. Cutting;
iissoun, u. m. UAmpDeii.
In the Barren of Sorth Alabama,
Kenr llkiuoat Spriugs.
ISPICllI, TO TUE 1PP1AL.1
Nasiivili.k, Thnn., August 25. A
special to the Union from Pulaski,
says: The Elkmotit Springs stage was
robped tnis morning in the barrens ot
iNonh Alabama, hull way between Elk
mont S ation and the Springs. Five
or six men f urrounded it, dragged the
driver out and cut and beat him so
that his death is foared. A posse is in
pu:suit. Tbe driver recognized two
oi mo men as oarremtes wnom tie
saw at the Springs recently. The
ma.l was robbed and come money
California Hepnbllcans.
Los Anoelks, Cal August 25. The
Republican Siato Convention met
here this afternoon. United States
Senator A. P. Williams wrs in the
cbair. The convention nominated
a full State and Congressional ticket
and throe Justices of tho Snnreme
Oonrr. W. U. L Birnes was elected
temporary chairman.
After tho appointment of the usual
committees, the convention adjourned
uriu tomorrow morning.
The platloim. which will be ore-
sented tomorrow, favors free, intelli
gent labor, that on its wise d.rection.
depends the prosperity of the nation
and approves tne to-oneration anions
laborers; favors tho free coinage of
silver; denounces the Democratic
national administration for seeking to
deprive tho people of silver bb a circu
lating modinm; Rdvocatea the paHSHira
of laws absolutely restricting tho fur
ther immigration of Chinese, but
claims for thore now in the country
ondor trea'y stipulations, the pro
tection of tho law.
Labor Troubles In England.
London, August 25. The Master
Cotton Spinners' Association, of Bol
ton, representing 5,000 000 spindles,
bee unanimously moved a 5 per cont.
reduction in wages, providing tbat
three-quarters of the spinners of Ash
ton and Oldham ngree to do likewuo.
The reduction, if made, will affect
60,000 operatives. The operatives
threaten to strike if their wages are
Senator Evarts Berlontljr Injured.
Windsor. Vt., August 25. A car
riage containing Senator Evarts, of
New Yerk, Charles C. Perkins, of Bos
ton, and Miss Mattheas, daughter of
Judee Stanley Matthews, of Ohio, was
overturned this evening. Mr. Per-
cins was instantly killed, and Senator
EvArta anH ATi.a Mattliaw. mw
Verelv brained, thouch nnt. cnriniulv
orlh Carolina Democrats.
Ralkigh. N. C Aueunt 25. Tbe
Democratic State Convention met here
today and nominated W. N. H. Smith
for Chief Justice ; Thomas S. Ashe and
A. S. Merrvnian for Associate Jcidcea.
There are the present Supreme Court
Justices. The convention adopted no
political platform or resolutions. Tbe
imprecsion is that the Republicans
will make no nominations for these of
Kew Tor Canal Colon.
Syracuse. N. Y., August 25. The
State Canal Union which has been in
session here for two days, passed reso
lutions declaring tbat it is the duty el
the State to at once enlarge tbe canals
and docks. Amendments looking to
government bids were voted down by
huge majorities. George Clinton, of
Buffalo, a descendant of DeWilt Clin
ton, was elected President of the
union, vice ex-Gov. Seymour, de-ceaeed.
CONFLICT BETWEEN STREET CiB
Tbe Mob Finally Dispersed and the
Curs Started No Loss of
Life Reported.
Naw York, Augnst 25. Cars will he
run today oter the Broadway main
line, that decision having been arrived
at yesterday alternoonby tbe managers
of the Broadway road. No ntterapt
will be made to run cars over the Uui
versity Place or Seventh Avenus
branches. Serious trouble is antici
pated when the new drivers and con
ductors attempt to take out these cars.
To avert this, if poesible, the police
authorities have made arrangements
to have all the reserve! massed near
the stables and scattered along Broad
way as far aa Bowling Green, ro tbat
such protection as is possible will be
afforded. The chief trouble is expect
ed between Thirty-fourth street and
tha atablee, where the strikers and
their friendrliving in the vicinity, and
who make up one of the toughest
crowds in New York, congrrgate.
They bays threatened to kill anyone
who attempts to run out a car. Capt.
Killilea said he expected that with
the assistance furniehed him from
headquarters ths police wo'ild prob
ably be able to prevent any riot.
PSBrAEINQ TO START CARS
It was far advanced- into the early
bourn of today when District Assem
bly No. 4 deci Jed not to "tie up" the
croat town cars on Forty-second street.
The headquarters of the assembly wsi
open throughout the night. The mea
on a strike say that the tie np of the
Broadway and Seventh avenue lines
will be short lived, ot that tlinre will
be a general tie up. MaHer Workman
John Maiuire hai retired tempora
rily from the direction of the assembly,
owing to sickness. At 0 o'clock this
morning nearly 300 policemen were
marched to the stables oftbe Broad
way line and dispersed the men who
had gathered on the adjacent corner.
Police and people were good natuied,
and there wat no trouble. No men
bave yet applied, bo far as conld be
learned, for the places vacated by the
strikers. Up to 11 o'clock a.m. all was
quiet. The presence of the police,
however, is believed to mean tbat an
attempt yill be made to run out a car,
At 10:37 a m. "car No. 15S, In cbarga
of Driver Wickleeee nd Ccnduttor
Smith, rolled out of the depot and
started on its trip down town. A yell
arose from the loungers on Seventh
avenue, and men began to pour in
from the side streets and the neighbor
ing saloons until in a few minutes a
mob of excited men filled tho wide
avenue and started after the car. Tbe
car went along for about six blocks
easily, with an occasional stone, until
the Broadway switch was reached.
Here an effort was made to derail tbe
car by placing a piece of wood in tbe
switch. This proved unsuccessful,
but a few minutes later a collision oc
curred at Forty-second street with a
car of the Forty-second street and
Boulevard line. The two cars came
together with great force, bus no in
jury beyond a Bhakiog up occurred.
The mob hooted and jeered the driver
and several stones were thrown
against tbe car.
and dispersed them for a moment. In
the attempt to got away from the po
lice the glass door of a large wine
ttore was smashed. Further on tbe
mob again appeared and .overturned a
large dry goods truck on the track.
This the police lifted by msin force
from the track and tho cir pro
ceeded on its way amid the yo'ln and
deiisive hooting of the crowds. Stor.es
aod bricks were sga'n thrown t'gainst
the car, smashing a ventilator. At
the junction of Sixth avenue and
Broadway and Thirty third s' rests an
other delav was caused by a Sixth av
enue car croe sing in front ot the Kto id
way car filled with men and women.
Stoma were again thrown, one btvik
ing the Sixth aveoue or. Tho
women screamed and tiid to
get out of tbe car. At this mo
ment Capt. William1) with a 'ft'ge
cquad of police appeared and clubb ;d
the crowd right and If-ft. They were
diivon into the side Htreete. They
did cot again collect and the car pro
ceeded on its way unmolKrted. It
reached Bowling Green at 11 o'clock
a. in., and then started on tbe return
trip to tho stables. In the meantime
other cars were ttarted and mado
regular trips. At noon s!x cars were
running, wore trouble is leared ttiis
afternoon and evening, at a large
number of new drivers are expected
to arrive from Philadelphia this after
noon. ATTACKS ON CARS.
A crowd of fifteen or twenlv slrikeis
seized one of the Third avenue cars as
it was passing Forty-seventh street
this afternoon and after driving the
passengers oat turned it over on its
side. An open car which followed
was attacked and upset. When the
driver showed fiirht a revolver was
pointed at him. Great excitement at
tended these acts. Tbe appearance of
policemen set the rioting etrikers to
fli&rht. They were chased, but only
one, Edward McEwing, a conductor,
was overtaken. He aas locked np.
A posse of police arrived and cot the
cars aright, after which travel was re
It is believed that the local assem
blies of horse car men were in seesion
tonight to receive orders for a general
tie np tomorrow morning. The mon
on the Forty-second street road will
tie up tomorrow. . Possibly also the
Sixth and Eighth avenue roads.
Frightful Accident.
Abbeville. N. C. Almost 25. This
afternoon part of a construction train
on the Asheville and Spartanburg rail
road, while ascending a heavy grade
on the mountain section between
Tryon City and Saluda, broke loose,
flying down tbe mountain with fright
ful speed. Overseer Swift and lour ,
convicts were hurled from the flat cars
and killed. A guard was seriously in
jured and seven convicts were injured.
The cars did not leave the track but
did not stop until they reached Tryon
City. '
The Minneapolis Flonr Trade.
Minneapolis. Miks., August 25.
The Northwatern Miller says: The mills
started Thu:sUy after three days'
stoppage to clean the canal. Besides
three mills which ran all the week,
fourteea otberB got in three days. The
total product of tbe week was 79,481)
barrels! averaging 19,247 barrels daily,
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against 11,1 unrrum buo preueuiuK
week and US, 590 barrels the correspond
ing time of 1835. Tbe mills np to this
noon eojoyed fair power. The water
in the canal, however, has receded
about eighteen.lncbis tince Monday,
and unless heavy' tins come soon
there will be ehort power. The flour
market is fairly active; quite a good
demand from abroad at elightly better
prices. Some orders bave come for
patents for export account eoaiething
nn usual of late. Tb direct experts
laat week were 37,600 barrel". Re
ceipts tbe p-s'. week wheat, 398,750
boBhels. Shipment Hour. f3 tto
barrels; wheat, 40,750 bushels; mill
stuff, 2288 tone. Wheat in store
Minneapolis, 2,208,100 bushels; Du
lnth, 2,808,802 bushels; St Paul, 470,
000 bushels.
BIRMINeiUI, ALA.
Increased Activity In Railroad
Circle Hew Elevator Company.
ISMOUL TO Til irriAL.I
Birmingham, Ala., August 25. A
le ter was rectived nere today from
one of the lanrest stockholders of the
Mobile and West Alabama railroad,
who says it will be pushed through to
Birmingham as fast as men and money
can do the work. Grading hai already
begun on the extension. The iutla
ence of tbe Kansas City railroad is
alrea ly seen. Work was begun today
on the six mile3 extension of the
Anniston and Atlantic railroad. Th s
will bring it into Sylacouga oi the
line of the Georgia Central's projected
exteneion (rooiGoodwaterto this city.
In a fracaiat a negio ball at Warrior
last night, one man received a pi at 1
ba'l in the side which is thought will
probably kill him. Another got a
flesh wound in the leg.
A special to the Ait from Fayette
Court House Bays: A farmer named
Mills Harris was RS?asiuflted in-tho
southern part of Fayette county sev
eral days ago. He was plowing in bis
cornfield when lomebody fired a load
of shut into him from a biding place
acroes the fence. The asraiein got
away without leaving a clew.
In the organization of the Birming
ham Warehouse Mills K evator Com
pany eevcrjl of the solidest
men in ths city were in the
scheme, including two officers of the
Georgia Pacific railroad. The com
pany lias already bought ground in the
northeastern suburbs aud will build a
large grain elevator and warehouse
right away.
Uen, John Newton Appointed to
Nncceea squire.
New York, August 25, Mayor
Grace tcdiy appointed Gen. John
Newtin, of the United States army,
s Commissioner of Public Works,
vwe Squire removed. Tbe Mayor ar
rived at his office at tbe City Hall
shortly before 4 o'clock in tbe after
noon and met Gen. Newton, who eaid
that l.o would accept the poeitiou.
Tne General then hurried away, in
time to take the -1:30 p m. train for
Washington, where he will make ar
rangements to bo placed upon the re
tired list of the army. Ilia term of
office as Commissioner of Public
Works will expire ou May 1, 1SS9.
Tho PrcNldentlel i.ic Party,
Saranac Injj, N. Y Augutt 25.
This has been the quietest day punt
l y tbe President's! party in the Adi
rondacks. None of tbe party either
flehed, rowed or handled the rif '.
President Cleveland entertained eome
acquaintances on ti e piazza of bis log
cabin, while Mrs. Cleveland visited the
ladies at Saranac Inn. With the
younger ladies ernicially, ehe has bo-
come a grat favorite. The guides toi
a gill not for minnows tonight, and the
sport at fishing with live bu t will bs
gin tomorrow.
Attempt to Wreck au Excnrslon
I rein.
t JoLiKr, III , Aug ist 25 Au excur
sion train of tiva tuautiee, having on
b'B'dabut 300 pafHsrg n f om An
rrrr, arrived in th's city toduy ov r
tho new lo.id, the J ilin', Aumm and
Northern. Ties and l' gi were dtKcov
ered in throe different places on tin
track iu time to prevetit a wrec. Tho
obstructions wore all diBCoverid wi'ii
iu n mile ot each other. The radread
cfliceis think they wtra pla ed theie
by lomo orio whore property wai cin
ihmned or puicbu'cd at toj low a
pr;'(H by the company. This is tho
iret excursion over trio read.
Will Probnbljr K.vll ills HokIii.
I lluu.
Louihvillr, Ky., Aui'Uft 25. Tne
diilorenca between Marshal Gro-s
Judito Burr Ih e.rd to be (list Judge
llarr refused to sign tho Marshal's re
quisition for fundu to run his office,
faying that the Marsha' and bis depu
ties were making tio many arrints.
Marshal Gross. replied that he only
servfcd tho wan.v,ts which were
placed In his bauds, and Kent in tin
resignation. Judge Barr bus since
signed the money requisition.
Uprnian-Aiuerlrau JonrnnllsM.
New York, Angiint 25. Tbe 8?9ion
of tho tier mau-American Journalistu'
Association came to an end today.
Toeir next meeting will bo held in
eome Westorn city. Among the offi
cers elected were the fo lowing: Vice
President H.Siirel, WieeoOHiu ;Tbos,
Kerchkotl, California; ('. von Hein
felden, Illinois; lr. K. Pretoriun, Mis
souri; F. Essennenkft, Olr'o.
Tho Delta Tan Delia fraternity.
Louuvii.lk, Ky., August 25. The
twenty-eighth anmrO session of the
Bolt Tau Delta Colleite Fraternity
met here today with a good attend
ance. J. B. Warr, of Grand Rapids,
Mich., was chosen chairmai and ad
drives were made by T. H. Smcky
and Oliver Ma'son, of Louisville. Ihe
meeting continues tomorrow.
LrjNDBoaa's perfume, Edenis
Lnndhorg's perfume, Alpine Violet.
Landborg'i perfume, Lily ol the
Lundborg'a perfume, Marchal Nile
Bose. .
ado an Assignment.
Milwaukee, Wis., August 25. The
Wisconsin Glees Company assigned to
day for the benefit of its creditors.
Assets, $125,000; liabilities unknown.
Numerous attachments recently ex
ecuted was the immediate cause of the
failure. About 100 men are thrown
out of work.
Herman Evangelical Nynod.
Boffalo, N. Y., August 25. Tbe
triennial General Conference of the
German Evangelical Synod of North
America opened bere today. Tbe Rev,
John Z mmerinan, of Burlington, Ja,
is president.
Died of Old Ace,
Lima, August 25. The Archbishop
of Lima died last night at an extreme
old age.
Where I have need Tonga'ine In
cases of nonralgA it has worked very
satisfactorily bo far.
K. W. JJRADV,M.D.,Il';no(daIc,ra.
i On
Grants' Furnishing1 Goods
229 - 231
!? "SCIrHEIES "JI'H.-iiwIIDIES.
Preparatory to buildins a Nnw Morehouse upon our lot on the eorner ol Main and Jefferson Sts.
we have moved our WHOLESALE stock to the spacious warehouses heretofore known as the
Clay Building, 231 and 333 Main Hfreet, where we will continue our WHOLESALE busiuess
until the new house Is completed. We have now more space and better facilities lor doint; busi
ness than we had In the old store, and can assure our patrons and tho trade generally that we
are in a better position to serve them than ever. 5
OurBtocks are much larger than any we have ever had, and nearly all purchased before the
late advances were made iu prices an advantage that we have determined to at least share with
our customers. Hemember, we guarantee the price ol every article we sell to be as low as it
can be bought In Jhe United States.
CU AMBLKK At Urenbak, Ark.,Tue
dar, Aiuuit 'U, m, in th thiriiath jr of
her tkg, Licti.bolovtd wife of J. W. Cham
blea anil dnofrliUr of J, A. FarUy.
DurWl will talis ptaca st Klmwood Cems
terr this (THURSDAY) morning at IOiHO
o'dwlt Frltiit ff tho fmnltT ar tnvltoit.
Ij. C. TYLKIt.
(Succoinori to Eokerli, Stons A Co.)
Cotton Factors
268 Front Street Memphis,
Notice of Dissolution.
rpilK Ann of Mapl It Co. (J. M. Mnplai
x and I.. B. Marimui). UoliiarvMlo, ieun.
In thin dar dlinulTol br mutual onnfent
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BUENOS AIRES, Argentina (GPI)-- César González can't get his son off the stage at the Feria del Libro Infantil y Juvenil, a massive annual book fair in Buenos Aires, Argentina's capital. His son, Facundo, 6, doesn't want to leave until he gets the chance to hug the puppeteers and to take a photo with them.
But his father says he understands.
"I had more fun than Facundo," González says of the fair, with childlike amusement on his face.
González, a common last name, says that this was their first visit to the fair, which takes place annually each July during students' winter vacation from school.
This year, the fair comprised more than 130 publishers and booksellers across 14,000 square meters at the Centro Municipal de Exposiciones. From July 9 to 28, the event drew more than 50,000 attendees, according to the fair's website.
Fundación El Libro, a nonprofit organization that aims to promote books and reading, organized the fair. The foundation groups various organizations that promote literature, such as Sociedad Argentina de Escritores, Cámara Argentina del Libro and Cámara Argentina de Publicaciones. Juana Paz, treasurer of Sociedad Argentina de Escritores, says that the fair has been taking place annually here for 22 years. Traditionally, it draws school groups led by teachers before the start of winter holidays. But this year, Paz says she noticed an increase in the number of parents bringing their small children to the fair.
All children can attend the fair for free, while admission for adults is 23 pesos ($5). But Paz says the challenge is attracting adolescents.
"The presence of parents accompanied by their children has grown," she says. "It could summon more youth. More adolescents should come."
Nelida Pessagno, a writer and vice secretrary For Fundación El Libro, says that the fair creates a space where readers can connect with authors. The foundation has 7,000 writers associated with it, and many participate in the fair.
The city government also had a stand at the fair.
Ana María Pitón, a grandmother, says she's from a family of readers. She attended the fair with her 9-year-old granddaughter, Emilia, whom she comes with every year. For Pitón, giving a child a book or reading a story is like giving them food to eat.
"To read a book is to eat spiritually," she says. "It is nourishing them."
This year, there was a space especially dedicated to the Brothers Grimm. An exhibition displayed illustrations by profesional illustrators of the various fairytales such as "The Golden Bird" and "The Golden Key."
The fair also offered various activities aimed at stimulating children's creativity and love for literature: theatrical plays, puppet shows, magic tricks, circus acts, story readings, concerts and book signings by authors. In another area of the fair, children could play chess. Creative workshops let children paint, draw and write. Another workshop taught children about recycling.
The main objective was to promote reading as a form of information, entertainment and joy. At last, Facundo succeeds in giving a hug to puppeteer Pablo Herrero, from the theatrical company El Juglar. Herrero says that he's been dedicated to theater for 20 years and that he always participates in the fair, where he says the protagonist is the book.

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EcoBrooklyn is Listed on the most popular RE blog in the world.
I am happy that my 22 2nd street building is the 1st highlighted green project on Brownstoner.com!
As far as I know Brownstoner.com is the most popular real estate blog in the world, but my non-NY friend quickly pointed out, "You New Yorkers always think you are the center of the universe."
Either way it is the most important RE blog in MY world, and by simple logic since the world revolves around me then Brownstoner.com IS the most important blog in the world. Obviously.
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The students of the Crocker Arts and Technology charter school had one of the most harrowing journeys through the post-Katrina education landscape of any school in New Orleans, bouncing around four campuses in the city over five years before the school finally lost its charter this year among stagnant test scores.
Now, finally settled into their long-promised new building on Marengo Street with a new operator preparing for the next school year, Crocker parents are faced with yet another worry — enough peeling lead paint has been discovered in the campus where Crocker kids spent the longest part of their odyssey to warrant an emergency remediation before the building can be used again. But with lead poisoning known to affect intelligence levels, the broader question of how many other students are at risk around the city remains unanswered.
Crocker opened on Pratt Drive in Gentilly in August 2008 and moved the following year to the New Orleans Free School campus on Camp Street. In December 2009, the Recovery School District (RSD) issued an emergency notice removing children from the school because the foundation had deteriorated to a "spongy mass." Children were yanked out almost overnight, their artwork still hanging on the walls years later (the building has since been sold and is slated for redevelopment into apartments).
After a few weeks in temporary modular buildings, Crocker students landed at the historic McDonogh No. 7 school building on Milan Street, where they would spend the next two years while a gleaming new school was built on the original Crocker site on Marengo Street. Their anticipated August 2012 move in was delayed as construction continued, and shortly thereafter school officials found out that Crocker charter would not be renewed as test results never earned the school a score above an "F," and in fact ended slightly lower than it started.
Crocker was scheduled to be taken over by the New Orleans College Preperatory Academies (NOCP) charter management organization at the beginning of the 2012-13 school year, remaining in the new Marengo Street building with perhaps some hope of stability. The McDonogh No. 7 building Crocker had just left was scheduled to be given to Audubon Charter School — until the discovery of lead paint peeling inside the building demanded emergency remediation.
Paul Lo, a certified lead inspector and lead risk assessor with Materials Management Group, said he assessed McDonogh No. 7 in January or February at the request of the Orleans Parish School Board (OPSB), which had received the building back from the RSD. During his investigation, Lo found paint peeling in the hallways, around the windows, and in the classrooms, he said, concentrated primarily on the second floor, and enough that the OPSB decided remediation was necessary before Audubon could move in.
One of the primary effects of lead poisoning is damage to the central nervous system, and it is particularly detrimental to young children whose bodies are still developing, experts say.
"Even low levels of lead in blood have been shown to affect IQ, ability to pay attention and academic achievement," according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. "And effects of lead exposure cannot be corrected."
The mere presence of lead-based paint in a building is not the primary hazard; Lo estimates that 70 percent of homes in some New Orleans neighborhoods probably have it. It is the actual ingestion of lead-based paint by children — either by eating paint chips that have peeled off, or when those chips become part of the dust in the air — that it is harmful.
"I think the key is you have to maintain it well," Lo said.
Maintenance, however, is one of the many blind spots in the fractured two-authorizer, many-operator charter system. The condition of the school buildings should be written more strongly into charters, said Kathleen Padian, deputy superintendent for charter schools at the OPSB.
"These are public investments that need to be maintained," Padian said.
Lo said it would be impossible to tell when the paint began peeling, so whether former Crocker students who spent time in McDonogh No. 7 were at risk from the building was likewise unclear.
But should they be tested? Absolutely, he said.
"I would recommend every young child in New Orleans, particularly in Uptown and Mid-City, to have their blood levels tested," Lo said.
NOCP is in the process of taking over Crocker, and CEO Ben Kleban said this week's inquiries were the first he'd heard of the lead issue at those students' former campus. Even apart from the issues of lead, Crocker's history of campus-hopping is an extreme even on the New Orleans education landscape, Kleban said.
"Moving around that much, I would certainly speculate that was a challenge," Kleban said. "Younger children benefit from structure and routine, and I can imagine that was difficult."
About 240 Crocker students are expected to stay on with NOCP next year. Testing students for lead would be an unusual move by a school — and it's unclear what the school's steps would be afterward — but Kleban said it is worth considering.
"If that were recommended to us by an expert, we'd certainly look into how to do it," Kleban said. "I definitely want to do anything we can." (Grisela Jackson, the founder and board chair of Crocker, asked that any questions be put in writing; answer to the questions submitted had not been received by press time.)
The condition of all the schools in the city was surveyed four years ago, said RSD spokeswoman Zoey Reed, and lead levels were included in those assessments. Individual records were kept at the school, however, and Reed said she didn't have immediate access to Crocker's report. The current RSD staff does not recall any reports of lead poisoning among Crocker students, however.
As New Orleans schools continue swapping campuses, could more peeling lead paint be discovered? How widespread is the risk? No one — not Lo, not the RSD or OPSB officials — was willing to guess how many school buildings might still be using lead paint inside.
"Most schools in New Orleans are pretty old," Lo said.
"There are a lot of different buildings throughout the city that could have lead-based paint," Reed said.
And neither the RSD nor OPSB has anyone specifically tasked with keeping an eye on those that do.
— This story was produced with our partners at Uptown Messenger. Read more at www.uptownmessenger.com.
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The former Wales captain, a Heineken Cup winner with Toulouse, told BBC Sport on Five: "In France, and England, the top players play week in, week out.
"After three or four years of doing it, you can see on the training field that they are physically tired.
"The French League is very congested (in terms of fixtures), and the World Cup will just clog it up even more."
Thomas claimed players in France's elite league, the Top 14, face a seemingly never-ending schedule.
"They play for their country, in the league and Europe for their clubs, then it's the autumn internationals, more league, more European games, then the Six Nations," he said.
"The next league season in France will start later because of the World Cup but ends at the same time - we will end up not having enough days in the week to play all our games."
Former Wales star Jonathan Davies says the home nations are facing a difficult decision after the announcement by French clubs.
He told BBC News 24: "All the other nations have got to look at themselves and ask is it a valued competition without the French clubs in it.
"I'm not sure what will happen, but it's a brave decision by the French."
BBC pundit Davies said the World Cup, which will be hosted by France this autumn, had forced its top clubs to make a tough choice.
"In every World Cup year, the fixture congestion is magnified and intensified, so basically they've looked at it and said one (competition) has got to go.
"For them, the league is more important than the Heineken Cup - it's a financial decision.
"A rugby decision would be for them to stay in it. But player burnout and a fixture congestion are always going to be a problem."


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The Apostolic Administrator of Resistencia, Argentina, Bishop Carmelo Giaquinta, said this week he was disgusted by the inappropriate words and actions of President Nestor Kirchner at the Basilica of Our Lady of Lujan.
Recently during the inauguration of the first phase of restoration of the church, Kirchner took the opportunity to ask the Argentine people for help and to say, among other things, that "many genocides and terrible things have been done using the faith and using God. It would be hypocritical for me to deny having spoken out about certain attitudes of my own Church."
Bishop Giaquinta said he read about the President's comments in the newspapers and that he felt "very disgusted. Not only by what the President said, but by the improper role he was given at the church."
During an interview with the newspaper Norte, the bishop noted that the Church respects the role of political parties in a democracy, but that the Church does not act like one because the term "party" means "part" while the term "Catholic" means "universal."
Likewise, Bishop Giaquinta wondered if by asking for help Kirchner was referring to the help the Church can give as transmitter of the truth of the Gospel, "because if he was asking for a different kind of help, such as the help he might receive from a political party, he would be making a serious mistake."
The Church, he continued, offers her prayers that "the Lord will grant him light and strength to lead the country on the path to reconciliation, justice and progress." He clarified that in his last homily on authority, he was not alluding to anyone in specific, because the homily "is a catechesis for the Christian people." "If that teaching (of the Gospel) applies to any particular current event, so much for the better. The words of Jesus always fit well, whether we're talking about events that are current or events that are not so current," he stated.
Lastly, he emphasized that while the relations between Church and State throughout history have always been difficult, there is no "divorce or marriage" between the two, because "man is in the middle as a citizen on the one hand, and often a member of the Church on the other." "Autonomy and collaboration," as Vatican II taught, is what is best, he explained.


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NORTH COUNTY -- Warmer waters are bringing more jellyfish to the waters and shores in North County recently, though lifeguards say it's normal.
From Del Mar to Oceanside, lifeguards reported an increase in stings over the last few weeks.
"It's nothing abnormal for the summer," said Lucas Shellhammer, a lifeguard in Oceanside.
Chelsea Buser, a lifeguard in Del Mar said people have reported seeing a variety of different jellyfish, including some unusually colored ones.
Though there have been more stings than usual in Encinitas, they have typically been very mild, said lifeguard Lt. Paul Chapman.
Lifeguards have a variety of remedies for the discomfort after a sting, varying from a spray of a vinegar-and-water solution to a trip to the showers.
There isn't much a swimmer can do to avoid stings, Chapman said, though he recommended beachgoers keep their heads above water if jellyfish are around to avoid getting stung in the face.
"If you're in the surf, you're going to get tapped," he said. "Every once in a while, you get hit by one."


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Cowboys linebacker Sean Lee suffered an apparent leg injury during Tuesday's non-contact practice -- the Cowboys' first organized team activity of the season -- and was seen limping off the field with the help of two team officials, according to tweets from Calvin Watkins of ESPN Dallas.
The injury occurred when rookie offensive lineman Zach Martin blocked Lee during a screen pass. Lee was helped to the trainer's room and the extent of the injury is unknown.
The 27-year-old missed five games last season because of neck and hamstring issues, including the final three weeks of the season. He has missed a total of 18 games in his four-year career.
Zack Martin on a screen pass blocked Sean Lee to the ground and Lee was helped off the field.
— Calvin Watkins (@calvinwatkins) May 27, 2014
Sean Lee swearing as he is helped to the trainers room as pictures are being taken. "Bleep me," he says. pic.twitter.com/lMOZKgG71O
— Calvin Watkins (@calvinwatkins) May 27, 2014
Here is Sean Lee getting helped off the field. http://t.co/uqThoz9qoB
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Kotaku - When Brad Meyer wants to create fire, he doesn't just light a match. He rubs two pieces of charcoal together, then burns some charcoal, then pours water on burning charcoal, then rubs more charcoal together, then drops charcoal on a steel chimney, then crushes up charcoal with a mortar and pestle, and then, just for good measure, he blows air through a tube.
This is just the beginning of the awesome that is Sony FP studios cranking out game after game after game of originality, variety, technical complexity, visual splendor and physics systems that will be game changers. The PS1, PS2, and PS3 all had these wonderful games. Logic suggests that the PS4 will be the home of the most amazing gaming experiences. The SHARE button will make a huge impact as well.
I have no problem with Sony spilling the beans on games 1 to 3 years out like they did with the PS3, however I fully understand if Sony chooses to stagger announcements of AAA games much closer to release, early signs are pointing in that direction.
I cannot wait for November 15th.
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So it is written, so it must be true.
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I skinned a rabbit and washed the skin, but my forgetful self forgot about it for twenty for hours and now it smells! I put salt on it and spread it out flesh side up to try and save it.
should i put borax or dry preserve on it?
i dont want to mount it, i just want a skin to lay on my book shelf (i havent done many mammals so forgive me for my stupidity)
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You can try to wash it and put it in some alum and salt water, however in this heat, you might want to pitch it and start over.


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I recently went out for a night on the town and the next morning had acohol induced
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Nike's spring and summer schedule
March, 14, 2011
By Adam Finkelstein, ESPN Recruiting
Nike Youth Basketball officially released the schedule for their second EYBL season last week. This year's schedule included an added element in late March with a preseason qualifier to be held in Indianapolis. The qualifier has open registration with the final prize being a spot in the EYBL regular season for the two top teams. After the qualifier, session one of EYBL will once again take place in April at the Boo Williams Sportsplex followed by stops in Texas, California and South Carolina for the EYBL Finals at the Peach Jam. Nike also released the schedule for their various skill development programs beginning with the Nike Elite 100, formerly known as the Hoop Jamboree, which targets the nation's premier underclassmen.


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Reliquiae is the most recent publication from Marginalia Press. Designed and executed by CCA+D M.A. Art & the Book students Julie Garcia, Jihae Kwon, Jaime Lynn Shafer, and Na'ama Zussman in the Fall of 2013, Reliquiae explores the phenomenon of the long-term preservation of the human body, and what these practices symbolize, express, and reveal about the societies in which they occur.
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Moving into new Senate leadership role
Senator George Maziarz (R-C, Newfane) today announced that he has been appointed Vice President Pro Tempore of the New York State Senate, the third highest ranking leadership position in the chamber. In this new role, Senator Maziarz will be working closely with President Pro Tempore Dean Skelos (R-Rockville Center) and Majority Leader Tom Libous (R-C-I, Binghamton), as well as all his colleagues on both sides of the aisle, to craft a policy agenda that focuses on tax relief, fiscal restraint, economic development, and job creation.
"Our state desperately needs reform," Senator Maziarz. "We must chart a clear course to get us beyond our budget deficits and our economic stagnation. We need to make bold changes to the way our government is structured and the way it operates, and I look forward to being part of that process."
Senator Maziarz noted that no Western New York member of the State Senate has had such a prominent leadership role since the days of the late Senate Majority Leader Earl Brydges a generation ago.
"My new leadership role can only help our Western New York delegation advance key projects like UB 2020," Senator Maziarz said. "Making sure that our region has a voice in Albany is what my public service is all about."
It was previously announced that Senator Maziarz will retain his post as Chairman of the Senate Energy and Telecommunications Committee. He was also serve as a member of the Rules; Environmental Conservation; Higher Education; Transportation; and Crime Victims, Crim, and Corrections Committees.
Senator Maziarz was first elected to the New York State Senate in 1995 and has previously served as Chairman of the Senate Aging Committee; Labor Committee; and Tourism, Recreation, and Sports Development Committee.


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One of the most talked about moments from Thursday's Republican presidential debate came after a video question from a gay soldier serving in Iraq when several boos were heard from the crowd.
In the question, directed at former Pennsylvania Sen. Rick Santorum, Stephen Hill asked: "Under one of your presidencies, do you intend to circumvent the progress that's been made for gay and lesbian soldiers in the military?"
Before Santorum responded to the question, members of the audience were heard booing. The prevailing media narrative immediately became that the audience booed a gay service member, little more than a week after the last debate when the audience seemed to cheer a man's death.
But listen to the video carefully: The first boo isn't heard until after Hill finishes his question — not when he introduces himself as a gay soldier, nor when he said he had to "lie about who [he] was" when he was first deployed. It sounds like the boos weren't directed at Hill himself, but at his question.
Nevertheless, here's a sample of the headlines that ran following the debate:
- "Presidential debate audience members boo gay soldier; Rick Santorum would reinstate DADT" (Washington Post)
- "Debate crowd booed gay soldier" (ABC)
- "Gay soldier booed at GOP debate; candidates stay mum" (The Hill)
- "Republican Debate Audience Boos Gay Soldier Stephen Hill After DADT Question" (Huffington Post)
- "Audience Members of GOP Debate Boo Stephen Hill, Gay Soldier Serving in Iraq" (Mediaite)
At least one major news organization seemed to note the nuance: The Los Angeles Times' headline read, "At GOP debate, crowd boos gay soldier's question on 'don't ask, don't tell.'"
According to audience member Sarah Rumpf, there's another problem with the way the story played: It wasn't "the crowd" that booed, but rather one or two individuals who were quickly shushed. Rumpf wrote on her blog:
There was audible booing after his question…however, please note that it was not the crowd booing. It was only one or two people. [Emphasis hers]I was at the debate, in the audience on the right hand side about halfway back (here's my tweet of the video screen that was right in front of us). The person who booed was just a few rows in front of us. The booing got an immediate and angry reaction from nearly everyone sitting around him, who hissed and shushed at him. Lots of loud gasps, "Shhhh!" "No!" "Shut up, you idiot!" etc.
Santorum addressed the issue Friday with on Fox News with Megyn Kelly, including why he didn't comment on the booing right when it happened, instead continuing with his answer.
"I have to admit I seriously did not hear those boos, and had I heard them I certainly would have commented on them," he said, saying that he condemns the audience's reaction. "I would have said, don't do that, this man is serving our country and we are to thank him for his service."
Although Santorum referred to it as "the people who booed that gay soldier," Kelly pointed out that it was unclear whether the reaction was directed toward Hill himself or the content of his question.
Video via Fox News:
The entire episode raises a question: Audience members frequently cheer (and boo) candidates' answers during debates — audience reaction can even be critical to a candidate's perceived performance. Is the audience not allowed to show its discontent at a line of questioning it doesn't like? Chris Wallace certainly got a taste of the audience's displeasure at the GOP debate last month, after former House Speaker Newt Gingrich accused him of asking a "gotcha" question.
Furthermore, nearly every searchable headline on the incident refers to the crowd booing a "gay" soldier — if the audience did boo Hill, not just his question, isn't saying they booed a member of America's armed forces offense enough?


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August Indonesia IFE
Start Date and City:August 5, 2017, in Bali
End Date and City:August 14, 2017, in Bali
Primary Trip Segments:
- It typically takes two calendar days to travel to Bali from the United States. Participants should plan accordingly to arrive in Depensar, Bali (DPS) on or before the start date.
- Your CLiGS faculty lead will provide additional details about four months prior to the Indonesia program's start date.
Faculty Lead:Dr. Marc Stern
Program Description
Trip Duration:10 days and 10 nights (trip concludes after dinner in Bali; last hotel night in Bali is included in program fees)
Itinerary Overview:Your CLiGS faculty lead will provide additional details about four months prior to the Indonesia program's start date.
Important Deadlines:
- Before May 26: submit your Student Information Form
- Before June 13: submit 500 USD deposit
- Before June 19: submit required info to VT GEO
- Before June 27: submit first half program balance
- Before July 12: share your int'l flight itinerary with CLI
- Before July 12: submit final half program balance
Indonesia IFE To-Do ListIf you would like to enroll in this Indonesia IFE, please complete each of the following steps in preparation for your travels. As CLI is an official CLiGS partner and helps manage the Center's IFE enrollment and logistical needs, please feel free to contact CLI anytime at 888-781-8383 or email our Director of Enrollment at email@example.com if you have questions regarding the enrollment process.
- Complete CLI's Student Information Form
Please complete our Student Information Form as soon as possible, but no later than May 26, 2017. Be sure to enter information exactly as it appears on your passport. In the days and weeks after you submit this form, you will receive several important emails from CLI in preparation for your program. Please be on the lookout for these emails and stay up to date on CLI and CLiGS requests.
- Read and accept key policies regarding CLiGS Global Programs
Please submit the VT and CLiGS Key Policies Form before submitting your program deposit. This step must be completed before you submit your deposit in step 4, due June 13, 2017.
- Register with Virginia Tech's Global Education Office
Visit the website of Virginia Tech's Global Education Office. In the top right corner of the page, click on "VT CAS Login." Once you are registered in the system you will have access to a list of required forms and information to submit to the Global Education Office, including a scanned, color copy of your passport, emergency contact information, and electronic signatures on key policies.
- Submit your Indonesia IFE deposit
In order to secure your space in this IFE, please click the link below to submit your 500 USD non-refundable deposit by June 13, 2017. Please note that in order to submit your deposit, you must first complete CLI's Student Information Form (step 1 above) and confirm that you have reviewed and accept the Liability Agreement, the Program Refund Policy, and the CLiGS policy regarding non-enrolled travel companions (step 2 above). Please use our secure and convenient online payment system (secured by Stripe) to submit your IFE deposit.Submit IFE Deposit
- Stay current on important travel information
Make sure you have thoroughly reviewed health and safety information from both the CDC and the U.S. State Department well in advance of your departure to Indonesia.
- Purchase your international airfare and complete CLI's Flight Form
After purchasing your international airfare, please share your flight information with CLI by completing this international flight form by the date noted under "Important Deadlines" above.
- Secure your passport
If you do not have a passport, please apply for one immediately. If you do have a passport, double check that its expiration date is at least six months after the end of your upcoming IFE. If your passport's expiration date is within six months of your IFE end date, please renew your passport as soon as possible.
- Secure your visa (if applicable)
Passport holders from most countries, including the United States, are offered Visa on Arrival (VoA) upon arriving to any international Indonesian airport and therefore are not required to arrange a visa prior to departing for Indonesia. However, you are advised to review Indonesia's visa policies at least two months prior to your IFE's commencement date. All travelers are responsible for researching and complying with the appropriate visa requirements for the country/countries where their program is being held.
- Complete CLiGS and CLI's Medical Allergies and Dietary Restrictions Form
Please complete our medical allergies and dietary restrictions form upon reading this prompt. It's important that your travel logistics providers have access to information regarding any medical allergies you may have or other medical considerations of which we should be aware. Please also use this opportunity to inform us of your dietary restrictions (if any).
- Submit your remaining IFE balance
Your remaining IFE balance of 2800 USD (which is the 3300 USD full IFE fee less your 500 USD deposit from step 4 above) is due in two equal payments of 1400 USD on each June 27, 2017 and July 12, 2017. Please use our secure and convenient online payment system (secured by Stripe) to submit your IFE balance. Please note that if you prefer, full program balance can be submitted anytime.Submit IFE Balance
- Understand your VT-provided medical and travel insurance
Please carefully review this Virginia Tech Insurance PDF. CLiGS will purchase a travelers' health insurance policy on your behalf from Cultural Insurance Services International (CISI). You will receive an email from CISI with your personal policy information. Be sure to save the information, print out a copy to bring with you on the IFE, and print out another copy to leave with your emergency contact prior to departure. CISI also offers a mobile app that may come in handy during your travels.


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WASHINGTON Hours prior to his 997th NHL game, Daniel Alfredsson was asked if hed consider trying the role of healthy scratch on for size in order to get some rest for the playoffs once the Senators clinched a spot.
About now, it looks as though theyll finish no higher or lower than fifth.
Yeah, the 37-year-old captain deadpanned, Ill probably take three games off.
Sure, Dan, why not push that historic 1,000th game of yours off until next season. Let the anticipation build up a bit over the summer. We can even add a few more pages to the commemorative supplement.
I wont take any games off, Alfredsson said on a more serious note.
But if the coach insisted ...
I still wouldnt, Alfredsson said. Not at this time of the year. Its the way I feel, too. Im good enough (health wise). If I take practice days off, Ill be ready for the games.
That will be the greatest preparation, to play all the games. We (all) should. Unless someone is hurting, you want to go into the playoffs with everybody going. Its more important to take off days in between, then rest in the game (day).
So other than a morning skate the day of the game, you wont practise any more this season?
Probably not, Alfredsson said. Not the way it looks now.
Its hard to argue with the way Alfredsson is playing as he approaches No. 1,000. With three assists Tuesday night, he now has 18 points (three goals, 15 assists) in 13 games since the Olympics.
Alfredsson would like to start finding the back of the net more, however.
He landed in Washington having scored in three straight games, but had not lit the lamp in 11 games prior to that.
I was frustrated, because I wasnt being strong enough on the puck to generate the chances I want to, Alfredsson recalled. I still dont think Im there. Im still only shooting two, maybe three shots a game. Id like to be at four or five, to give myself a chance to score more. I can be better there.
It wont come through practice, but with the results, no one is about to complain.
The Corsi Rating, named after Sabres goalie coach Jim Corsi, is a measurement of total shot differential while a player is on the ice. It accounts for all shots directed at a goal missed shots, blocked shots, shots, goals and also gauges how often a players team is in shooting position, compared to how often the opponents get into scoring position while he is on the ice. In hockey circles, it is becoming one of the most useful statistics in evaluating players. While Chicagos Marian Hossa has the highest Corsi rating in the league, Ottawas Peter Regin is sixth on the list. He used to be second. With Milan Michalek injured, Regin has gone from a fourth-line player to the left winger on the teams top unit, alongside Jason Spezza and Alfredsson. Regin opened the scoring Tuesday night just 1:24 into the game with his 13th of the season.
University of New Hampshire scoring star Bobby Butler will wear No. 16 for the Senators. Butler, whose two-way, two-year entry-level deal with the Senators went through Tuesday, participated in the morning skate at the Verizon Center. It was unbelievable, he said. Just like I imagined. I was lucky to be out there. It was fun. Butler said he chose to sign with Ottawa because of the general manager, the guys recruiting me (and) Ive been watching these guys on TV since Ive been growing up. That Ottawas just one short flight from the family home in Marlborough, Mass., was also a factor. And how does the Senators captain welcome the 6-foot, 185-pound right winger to the team? He has to dry my skates, go get me drinks, said Daniel Alfredsson. I usually break them in that way. Like any good butler? You set me up there, didnt you? said Alfredsson.
Senators D Brian Lee was credited with an assist on a goal by Binghamton G Chris Holt a couple of weeks ago. Nice setup by you, Brian? I honestly dont think I touched the puck, Lee said. Marty St. Pierre fired it back to me, and missed my stick ... it went all the way to the goalie, and he sniped it. Tucked er inside the post. It was pretty awesome. ... Caps D Mike Green made three great defensive plays before the game was 22 minutes old. Why was he left on Team Canada, again?


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Swimming and diving: Swimmers cruise past Eastview, 100-84
Recovering from a pair of important, busy weeks, the Rosemount boys swimming and diving team had the chance to relax last week.
The Irish had almost a week off before competing in a South Suburban conference meet against Eastview last week. After two weeks filled with conference dual meets and the True Team section and state meets, a single conference dual meet likely felt like a vacation.
Rosemount wasn't taking any vacations though.
The Irish returned to the pool for a competitive meet and beat Eastview 100-84 last week.
"We had some really great swims at this meet," Rosemount coach Patti Wegner said. "A lot of guys are dropping time, and that is always our goal. It's all about the kids swimming fast."
The Irish placed first in seven events against the Lightning.
Braden McCormack, Jacob Stern, Tyler Lawson and David Baker started the meet with a win in the 200-yard medley relay.
Stern, Sheldon Hatlen and Lawson swept the top three spots in the 50 freestyle, going 1-2-3, respectively.
After winning the 50 freestyle, Stern took second in the 100 breaststroke.
Conor Manning touched the wall in first place in the 100 butterfly.
Luke Dowell won the 100 freestyle and took second in the 200 freestyle. Baker was second in the 100 freestyle.
The 200 freestyle relay provided some of the best drama of the night.
Rosemount's top relay team of Dowell, Hatlen, Baker and Manning placed first in 1 minutes, 32.55 seconds.
The Irish's second relay team had a race of its own. With Lawson, Kyle Bodine, Stern, and Nick Jeffrey teaming up, Rosemount touched the wall in a tie with Eastview's top relay team in 1:33.80.
"It is very unusual for a tie to occur because all of the times are done to the one-hundredth of a second," Wegner said. "It was very fun to watch."
Braden McCormack won the 100 backstroke with Matthew McCormack placing second.
In diving, Anthony Tooley and teammate Daniel Monaghan finished 1-2, respectively.
"They both are doing really well," Wegner said. "The divers took place in a conference dive meet at Eagan on Saturday. It was an 11-dive meet and both of them scored over 300 points. Hopefully they will both make it to state. They are diving really well. It has been a while since we have had such a good diving team."
However, Wegner knows the divers aren't the only ones surging toward the finish.
Rosemount hosts Prior Lake tomorrow.
"Our team as a whole is really coming together," Wegner said. "(Tomorrow) should be a good meet. We are going to use it as a tune-up for JV championships and sections. I am really excited about how our team is going to finish the season off. Our goal is to have lifetime best swims for every guy at their last meet."


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Private Client Resources' Strategic Partnership With Vizit Produces Solid Results For Advisors
Collaboration Results in a Full-Featured Document Management System, Adding a New Dimension of Personalization to Advisor/Client Communication
Sep 10, 2012, 09:00 ET from Private Client Resources
WILTON, Conn., Sept. 10, 2012 /PRNewswire/ -- Private Client Resources (PCR), a leading solutions provider to Private Banks, Family Offices and RIA firms, has found that its strategic partnership with Vizit, a creator of Microsoft® SharePoint® content visualization and enterprise social collaboration applications, is paying huge dividends for advisors. The two firms collaborated on a customization of Vizit's document viewer for use on PCR's Palette Platform™, an open architecture integration of systems and capabilities that can be customized to the varied needs of private wealth firms. It provides a complete view of the client relationship and leverages powerful tools that can improve the efficiency and effectiveness of private wealth firms serving high-net-worth clients.
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"The most revolutionary result of this integration of Vizit and the Palette Platform is advisors now have the ability to access, mark-up and annotate important client documents from anywhere and on any web-enabled device," said Robin Williams, Chief Product Officer for PCR.
"When we were looking for strategic partners specific to offering this capability, we were focused on the full set of document services, not just the basic document storage that is broadly seen in the market today. As with all of our product initiatives, we were innovating from the client's perspective of, 'What challenges are they facing; what unanswered needs exist; and what can serve to strengthen their business?'" Williams added.
"Vizit has been able to enhance Palette Platform's premium reporting capabilities," noted Vizit CEO Paul Yantus. "Advisors and their clients now have the ability to easily find documents visually on Palette, rather than search by name alone. It's truly a collaboration tool that greatly improves communication and efficiency for PCR, its advisor clients, and between the advisor and the end-client."
When utilized by advisors to report back to their clients, the Vizit application allows them to highlight a specific area of a document and then begin a discussion thread associated with that highlighted area. It can also be used as a tool for advisors to draw attention to their own expertise and improve communication with the end-client, making certain they're aligned on investment strategy and other important issues. This feature allows advisor who may meet with clients quarterly, or at other intervals, to keep the dialog flowing throughout the year by giving clients the opportunity to make notes and respond immediately with their own comments on any documents or reports sent between in-person meetings.
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"Successful relationships are built on the foundation of good communication, and PCR is continually seeking to enhance the tools that advisors need to foster communication, strengthen relationships and enhance the value of advisors to their clients," said Williams. "This innovation—one among many over the past year, as well as what we have planned for the coming quarters—helps our clients gain efficiency, increase scalability and grow profitability."
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Headquartered in Wilton, Conn., PCR is a value-driven service partner committed to positioning its clients for sustained growth. For more information, visit www.pcrinsight.com.
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Vizit makes SharePoint content easier to find by placing previews alongside SharePoint lists and search results. Vizit enables content centric social conversations integrated with SharePoint security, workflows, and records policies. Vizit creates a true "Enterprise 2.0" experience within SharePoint by providing a rich set of document management and social tools. For more information, email email@example.com, call (425) 216-6170 or U.S. toll-free (855) VIZIT-US, or visit www.vizit.com.
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Off to Neverland
"Disney" and "name deleted for confidentiality reasons" have grown to become synonymous over the years with those who know me best. From my Tinker Bell cellphone to my Cinderella chapstick, to my Disney-themed room, some might say that everything I do relates to Disney in one way or another. And those people are definitely right. My obsessive love affair with Disney has being going on for quite some time now. And it all started with Disneyland – a land of yesterday, tomorrow, and fantasy……
Is it possible to love a place in the same way that you could love a person? Can you really care so deeply for an area filled with inanimate objects? I believe the answer to both of these questions is yes. I have found this place – and my place is Disneyland. That's right, the one and only California original; home to everyone's favorite rodent. I go to other Disney parks and have fun, but nothing can harness the imagination and tradition that reigns free in Disneyland. This 60-acre Magic Kingdom in Anaheim contains so much more than rides and restaurants. This former orange grove holds something that can hardly be expressed words, other than those that live in my heart. Disneyland has a spirit…it breathes, it has a pulse, a heartbeat.
I remember my very first trip to Disneyland. It was July 1998 – hot, steamy, crowded. Needless to say, I hated it. Ironic that Disneyland and I started off on such rocky road. However, I suppose that even the best relationships can start off this way. Let's fast forward a bit to July 2001, which I consider to be my first "real" trip to the land of magical mice; the trip that "started it all." Back in those days, I was still what some would call a Disneyland "newbie." I didn't have the path to every food cart memorized, I didn't know all the attraction spiels by heart, and, if asked, I couldn't spit out that Disneyland opened on Sunday, July 17, 1955 to 28,000 mostly uninvited guests and that there was a live television broadcast covering the entire event on ABC….as I clearly can state now. Today I have an annual passport to Disneyland, a membership in the Disney Vacation Club, and I cruise the parks like an old pro, able to navigate Disneyland with my eyes closed.
After this first trip, I thirsted for more and more Disney knowledge – not just about the parks, but the movies, music, books, merchandise, and everything and anything else Disney that you might think of. I devoured books on Walt Disney, watched vintage Mickey Mouse cartoons, and revisited the classic animated movies that I had loved so fondly as a child. I wanted to know who animated Snow White, what Donald Duck's middle name was, and how many bricks it took to build Cinderella Castle. At a time when most people were just growing out of their Disney phase, mine was just beginning, which isn't an easy thing to admit at a time when peer pressure and fitting in with the popular culture of MTV and MySpace remain supreme. Keeping up with the Walt Disney Company – both past and present – became my life's work; almost a job, but one where you wake up every morning excited and thirsting for new knowledge.
When my obsession with Disney started, I was in 6th grade; now I'm a senior soon to graduate. A couple of years ago I made the decision that I wanted to pursue a career with the Walt Disney Company. I used to want to be an Imagineer, which is a uniquely Disney word combining "imagination" and "engineering." However, now that I'm older, supposedly a little wiser, and more aware of my drawing and drafting skills…or rather, skill lack there of. I have opted for business position within the company. It is not that I have settled for a lesser position, but merely altered my dreams to be more within reach. With anticipation, I await attending college and, hopefully, participating in the Walt Disney World College Program. Obtaining a professional business internship would be the true beginning achieving my dream.
People like to tell me that my dreams won't come true, that that one day I will somehow "outgrow" Disney. They say that Disney is a phase, I reply that Disney is a state of mind. Once you enter a certain state of mind, there is no turning back. I tell these people that everyone has a passion, and Disney is mine. It doesn't matter what your passion is – as long as you have something that fires you up and provides the sparkle in your eyes. True, sometimes my dream seems a little out of reach. It is times like these when I turn to Walt Disney, almost a mentor of mine, and his famous words "If you can dream it, you can do it." It is then that I continue to dream big and remember that you have nothing in life without dreams. Of course, dreams can disappoint you, but having no dreams is the most disappointing thing of all. I shoot for the moon, knowing that, if I fail, I might just land with Tinker Bell amidst the stars.
Peter Pan has been holding a special place in my heart lately. It's ironic because, when I was two years old, Peter Pan was my favorite movie and I watched at least twice a day. My relationship to this movie somehow represents the circle of life and has taken on a whole new meaning for me. When I was younger, I watched Peter Pan and Wendy believing that living in Neverland would be the ideal. I still would like to sail on Peter Pan's pirate ship, however, as torn as I am over having to face the real world, I know that remaining a little girl would not allow me to fulfill any of my dreams. I suppose that, in the end, the moral of Disney movies is the lesson of life that must be learned: eventually, everyone must grow up. Visiting Neverland would be nice, but living there would be less than ideal. I can sail on a magic carpet ride with Aladdin and Jasmine, but I must return home afterwards. Swimming under the sea with Ariel is fine, but I cannot stay forever in King Triton's castle.
Disney isn't about escaping reality, but merely learning how to deal with reality better by mixing in just the right amount of fantasy. There are so many less than ideal events happening in life. Sometimes it seems like the world is ending. Disney makes me feel like life is just beginning. It's a reassurance that amidst all the negative, something remains wholesome and pure. As long as there is Disney, all of the innocence in the world has not been lost. And the innocence will never be lost as long as people continue to follow the ideas of Walt Disney and believe in magic and the power of faith, trust, and pixie dust.
Another part of facing reality is learning to accept the criticisms that others have against you. Now, I can proudly stand up and say, "My name is (deleted for confidentiality reasons) and I'm obsessed with Disney." I don my ipod filled with Disney songs and my Mickey Mouse purse in front of everyone. I admit to being a Disney "loyalist," who would never set foot inside of a Universal or Sea World theme park. Some people – a lot of people – may call me crazy, but if you are passionate about something, there is no reason to hide it just because it's not what's popular. The townspeople thought Jasmine from Aladdin was odd for wanting to leave behind a life of luxury behind the palace walls. Belle from Beauty and the Beast was different from all of the other villagers. However, she didn't stop reading or dreaming of something more. She let everyone form their own opinions about her, knowing that the only thing that mattered is what she thought of herself. Those people who used to tease me for loving the House of Mouse so much might just be jealous because they have already lost the childhood magic and wonder that Disney represents from their own lives.
Disney represents something so much more than vacations or a hobby – Disney represents life. Life is about learning to live, laugh, and love. Animated films are full of real characters with raw emotion. Magical songs sung by Jamaican crabs have taught me how to live. Dim-witted villains have taught me how to laugh. Princesses dancing with their princes have taught me how to love. Disney only has one lesson left to teach me – how to lose. Soon, I will have to say goodbye to the only person that I have ever loved. The day after, I will be going to Walt Disney World, which is surely the best medicine for a broken heart. I temporarily must escape to my fantasy world, seeking for ways to deal with the problems of my reality. Losing someone doesn't mean that you can't have a "happy ending," it just means that you have a different ending. Pocahontas loved John Smith and, because she did, they were forced to say goodbye. I will linger in one last embrace before saying goodbye, then keep my eye on him as he drives away until I can see no more, just as Pocahontas watched John sail way on his ship to England. However, just as the winds blowing around Pocahontas signaled change for her, they will also signal change for me. The ending of a chapter means the turn of a page and the beginning of a new one.
What I'm really trying to say, is that Disney can't be represented by a place, a song, or a movie – Disney is a state of mind. It's a figurative world that is left open for every individual to interpret in their own way. You can't live like the characters, but you can learn from them – something which has taken me a while to realize. Even the Disney family of characters has their fair share of problems. So many of the princesses are waiting around for princes that might never come, and restrained from venturing into new worlds and uncharted territory. I cry every time I see Aladdin take Jasmine on a magic carpet ride, or when the Beast comes to life again in Belle's arms, or when Simba regains his place on Pride Rock, but this doesn't mean that I want to live my life in the way that these characters have. That being said, I will never stop loving Disney or visiting Disneyland. There is nothing wrong with escaping into fantasy, as long as you eventually come back into reality. You can ride Pirates of the Caribbean in Disneyland, but, after 15 minutes, the ride is over and you must leave the Spanish Main and return to California.
It is hard to say where life will take me and if I can count on Tinker Bell to fly me in the right direction. However, I have Walt Disney and all of his characters in my head and the spirit of Disneyland in my heart to take me down the correct path. I may take a wrong turn or two, but there are always ways of regaining your place. I know that Disney will always be there for me and, like Disneyland, I will never be complete.
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