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JkobilIc c&cchl) pnic!c : ttouatms; Jfcbnwrg 1875.
r XAAHYILUC LXTTKR.
v fttav, rtmM-Dlim Crata lb
MardlM Knol-Tarlry-a rfmm
Uic nrba.
From our Sfial CorrwiHinilent'J
Nashvillk, Kp). la, 1N75.
The week jusl rlcwt-d ha been a buy
one with the LivlHUture. twiwciallv
with the Houne, that body having
been In wtlnn the Krvater part of each
day, ami J tint before adjouniinK this
afternoon, Mr. Hullen who In evi
dently a very honent and cnnnclencloim
old gentleman endeavored Iu nectire
more working hours by a resolution
providing that hereafter Uie House
shall meet at 9 A. m., each day. Gib
son moved to amend by making the
hour of meeting 8 A. . The motion
to amend was agreed to, and the ques
tion then beiug upon the rtftoliitlon tut
amended, it was rejected by a heavy
majority on the negative fide nf the
quest Ion.
For eeveral day past the Hoiimo has
been battling with the finaiuiiil prob
lem, the reHiilt beiug the development
ofa desire od the part of four-Hftlm or
the members to meet the obligations of
the Btale ou account of Bute bonds at
less rates than dollar for.dollur. The
feeling of the House on' this subject
was tully shown yesterday in the dis
cussion of (Jibson's bill, allowing tax
payer 10 pay half their taxes in de
limited coupons on " h-gaUy " issued
Htate bouds, at the rate of sixty cents.
The measure was opposed on the
ground that its provisions were unjust
and dishonest, by Messrs. Urr, Lea,
Audersou and Cooper. Messrs. Gar
denhire, Ijedgerwood, Noblitt,
Head, Gibson aud Nortliinnton
supported the bill with speoious argu
ments, claiming there was nothing
dishonest about it, but that it was a
fair business proposition. F.iilay cou
nt de red the bill a cumbersome one,
and Cummins opposed its passage on
the grounds that as there are but eight
Republicans In the Legislature, the
Republican party of the Htate would
claim hereafter tbut It was passed by
a Democratic legislature, throwing
the odium of repudiation upou the
Democratic party aud make much po
litical capital thereby, and he there
fore made a frantic appeal to his polit
ical brethren to reject the bill. Cum
mins' speech established two points,
the first being that the measure
smacked of repudiation, at least, in
his opinion, aud seooiui, the eople of
the (state would not endorse the bill,
for if they would, bow could the Re
publican party make political capital
out of its passage by a Democratic
Legislature, as the said capital must
be made with the very pwple the
measure was supposed in benefit? it
is to be regretted that this man, who is
looked upon as one of the Democratic
leaders of the body of which he is a
member, could not take a higher and
more patriotic view of his duty in the
premises, but perhaps he properly es
timated the sort of argument needed
to influence his brethren, for certain it
is the bill was rejected by a vote of
forty-eight against twenty-four. The
average Democrat will always give
beed to an appeal to his love of party,
when an eveu stronger argument ad
dressed to his good judgment, sense of
justice and bouesty will have no more
effect upou him than would the same
arguments have Umu the Carditf
expenses, is todouble up otlicial duties,
which fact has evidently elli-cted a
lodgment In thenitnd of Mr. Dodaon,
of the House. He has taken no prom
inent part in the discussions relative
to assessment. rUate bonds, past due
coupons, etc., but be has, nevertheless
been brooding over the financial situ
ation, and has possibly spent sleepless
nights on account of the deserat
strait in which his beloved Btate fluils
herself, pecuniarily, owing principal
ly to the rascality of " the d d Radi-
oals " during the rJrownlow adminis
tration. This morning Mr. Dodsou
made public the result of his prolong
ed and exhaustive study by oll'eriug a
resolution, which proposes to at once
and forever abolish the offices of Adjutant-General
and Private Secretary
to the Governor, and devolve the du
ties thereof upon the Secretary of Htate.
Now that's what I call a move in the
right direction, and hereafter, when
it is charged that Tennessee ha no
statesmen, will proudly point to Dod
aon, whose resolution above fciveu,
opens up to view possibilities absolute
ly staggering iu their far-reaching
grandeur. Gentlemen of the Thirty
Ninth General Assembly ! adopt
Dodson'a resolution, by all means, but
do not stop with that. Having thus
dispensed with two otlicial ssilious,
whose united salaries foot up the im
mense sum of $1,000 per annum, dis
pense also with the office of Superin
tendent of the Capitol, devolving the
duties of that position upou tho Comp
troller, for instance, make the Htate
Treasurer tx-offivio Supetiiiiendeiitof
i'ublio Instruction and -Hnl.i
of the Penitentiary, and let the Gover
nor employ his leisure time ly look
ing after the duties now attended ! by
the Attorney General. Then wiil
prosperity ouce more attend our State
and her treasury be tilled to overflow
ing with wealth, saved from otlicial
Speaking of Attorney General. I am
reminded nf the scoring given ilml of
ficial tins week in connection with the
SL'l'KKMB lOt lcT KKI'OIUK,
which should have been pullihel iy
him during the pa-t three years, hut
which, for some reason, have not u
seen the light. A resolution was be
ing debated in the Senate Thursday ,
providing for a publiraliou of the laws
and the decisions of the Supreme
Court in newspapers, the 'uiier beiug
thus published under the niipervirion
of the Attorney General. litn u mo
tion was made to amend by leaving
the whole matter to the l'i tin iug Com
mittee, on the ground (hat the official
referred lo hud heretofoie utu-ily fail
ed in his duty. In that repaid. Loguu
said It was ttie duty of the Attorney
Geueral to publish the annual report
of the decisions of tho Supreme Court,
but the fact Is, our Attorney General's
report has not been published for three
years, although the Comptroller has
been paying him a regular salary.
Ma rye. indorsed all Logau said boul
dereliction of duty ou the part of the
Attorney General, and be was in favor
of recovering, by process of law, if
necessary, the money paid to Hie At
torney General for services he has not
performed. Hudges called attention
to the fact that the law foiblds the
Comptroller paying the Attorney Gen
eral his Salary if be fails lo puldish his
reports, and then lead irmn the Comp
troller's rvjtoil where a full salary had
been paid, and also riled tart thai fif
teen thousand dollar had heed paid
during two years as sttorney's lees in
violation of i he law. (Jiiarfes wauled
the matter fully iuveslipaied iu regard
to shirking of duty hy the Altoruey
GeiieraJ, hut thought it orili'e mime
explanation might be given by that
gentleman for tils negligent. The
bill upon which the tit-iisioii was
based was llnally rejected.
The mailer came up in the Senate
again to day, Wilson oll'ertiig a reso
lution providing for the appointment
of a committee lo investigate the whys
and wherefores of delay in lite
publication of these much needed le
gal authorities, and to aim leant
whether or not the Coin pi roller has
been paying the Attorney General Ills
full salary during the three years in
which theie have )Hen no decisions
KKNATOK TCHI.r.V
came lo the from lo-dsy with still
another bill providing for the pay
ment of the public debt, Iusi.Ihii being
to Issue new (winds to the amount of
JO),l0,iK), take up therewith an equal
number id' the tennis now out, hut
nothing thereon in the shape nf ac
crued interest. This is reallv the
most generous otter yei made that un
fortunate individual, the bloale I bond
holder, as ii proposes tti pay him, in
new bonds, dollar for dollar, for bis
certificates of the indebtedness owing
by the Htate. provided he is willing to
lose the interest, and provided be is
willing to risk a repititinn of iliii.
treatment, or worse, at the hand-of
the legislatures of the future. The
bill was ordered printed mid will re
ceive due attention when it comes up
on second reading.
THK COUNTY ttlCHT
of Kuox county has also lecine the
subject of legislation, Ledgerwissl ol
the House having introduced a hill to
day providing that hereafter the Quar
terly l.'ourt shall sit hut once a year.
and also providing for an Increase of
tr.e piristiiction or trie Quorum I'oun.
The bill was dratted at Knoxvllle, I
understand, and sent by mail to Ld
gerwood, who received il yesterday.
uer. - - -
rr4i TiaiSe.
The .New York World publishes a
statement of the business of the va
rious steamship companies now en
gaged In the ocean tratie between New
1 ork and Kngiand, Germany and
France, for 1874, which got-s far to
prove the assertion that the year just
closed has been one of the worst ever
experienced. The recapitulation shows
the aggregate receipts oi the various
lines lor 1874 to have been toO,l.VS,8s')
against $o7.677,i0 for INi.'i, a decrease
of $27,42 1.3M.
Mr. YouDir
Keep con
iiajitly on
hand a full
eurk of ev
erything in
the DRY
G 0 o 1 K
lice, whicii
be mill ell
M Vhftttp M
I Jo odd an
fit eh ana of
the I a ten
tyleit, and
at the low
en t litrurt.
Re m em bur
the plane, at
Cheap Cash Store!
naufrry Ka'e or a House and Lot
in Rmmille.
Nil 2..'"7.
n. P. Ti'miln Y. l'ltstjonl Cunnon.
1)1 KHt'ANT TO AN INTERLOCUTORY
decree pronounced in Ills above raue st Ifie
erleinlKr lerui, 1p74, ut lhr Channery Court at
Knoxvillc, 'I'enuiMweo, I will sell at publio mi')
lit.D, to the uiKliut t bi'i'tfcf, iu from cl the Cuurt
house door iu knoxvitle
DAY OF .MARCH, lS7r,
ut 11 o'clock a m., the house nnd I t iod
tioittJ and .ie-cribed iu ihu iili-,dinK. hem lot
No. 1"H on Willow aire jt, in X-'UM'' Additiun
ty V.aA Knoxvilte."
fro id .ru(iAity will be wld n end it fit ix
U)oDtb uud iu bar of the equity of r-Ueuiption,
liikinit lroui the purrhafer a uute bfariott iniert-fi
from onto, und rt'taininir a lin on the lot to fe
cure s..uie. M. I. l'Al 1 KJ10N, C. A M.
tljruaryJ'Hh.jK7. iilTw iidlt
thanfff) sale or Uoiisp aiid Lot
in kiiowille
M. I'owiuan v. P. 8hroi-thire, ct al.
nt KSUAST TO A LKORlfK VHON'OI NCKD
1 tu the nbove cau at tbe JaauHry vpjiid
term. ls7,S, of llie I'hanoury (.Vnrt al Knoiville,
1 lint fl-t'f. I will sell at ut'lic uj lion lo the
hitrbtt bi l'lcr. io fr tnt of the 0 mrt Houae dxr
iu Kr.oxviHt:,
OX WKDNKSUA Y, THK lOtli DAY
at 11 oVltM k a. u., the lo u'e and lot tnti.t'onod
uud dotM-nbed iu the Heading biiiif one hull of
thn houttu and l"t here JJ- thrtp-hire iaw
re.-n'K'i. on 8tt' JStr't. in the City -f Kuoxville,
and iu front oi tho lit ne Bull inuo 1.
Haiti iroiuTty will be "old for rue balf nun
uud the bulauce on a e rod it of nix ranth and in
bar ot the equity of rtxii-mption, (Wvktug note
frtiin tbe pau-haatT fr the Uuieired puyiuvut
biuring inlcrvct from dut
I'eb. ltiih, l6'V iilTw iWll.
J.J.YOUNG 64GaySt.
lealr in j Wi
Drkhs vi m yJ
iM)ODt ( Hi t
Iu th Iry
I ItlM kIh I
SanlorO, Chamberlain d lllim.
I . J. rIXKI . 4 .
Largest and Best Selected Stock of Drugs ever offered for Sale in the South
. ,,.i!l.,,,,ir rililie for buiu, nor lw m.k. ana oiprrieort in tk lt tr.U, 1lrlnt tbit PRICES 13 If ALL
L0 KR uui ner I eter fiv'ti id Ihut markot.
VB ASK AN KXAMINATION i,Y t)VR STOCK BY ALL BITYKKS OF
Drup-, latoiit .Uedicines, Paints, Oils, Glass, Cement, &c.
And ieilly wllcii h cotllroanfe of rain-na; from all tho bc bavt to llbartlly berets fere pttroBiiod altierof tbaold Inn,
BMM-S DIRKtTORT.
M tiOOItH.
McBATII IIRll-i.. Hea'era ia fry Oot.. No
tionf. IU.u. sboea. (kxpleand Fanny
llrocvrieii. Sole .Mnri(t .-iure, Kn"tTille.
ienne. . xikUwm
Dnntf rllt Catnt,
1 "UN B.MEKK, Attorney at Law aod ttolioiUir
I in Chanrery. llndri(lr. leuDhvee.
.UkTt Vtty OrriOB)l rd.
K. N. BLA K Br RN, Attorney at Lw M
Holieilor in Chancery, Kutfene City, tlreiroD.
Gift Concert
T, liu. s ),j.n .'warn in tk. f'.tv f 1 2 . . U
N- C.. on ijereintwr SI, 1174. for th parixwe of
er.'tui an ihuj t tsLWino J r.MI'Lt, baben
potpooKt until
"fdofMUy, urth I7tb, 1875.
At vfairh lime the (Vnckit will rertajnly be
KiTin m.d the DkAWINK UUARANTKUl).
A liar Ul drawinfi could bare been made 4Y'
tbe fiine aitpointe.1, l-ut numerous lett. re from
Avente ana ttoitet. holdera. tu-pre tbe Mnnmrerto
milte ehort portr,oea3ent in order tn eeeure ft
full drawing.
WKLX-Bt KNllHKD
Worth 0,000.
Mrand Cewb .lfl.
Kwal MlHt tl.
twb tiri.
tire) Ml TotiO
lO.OOO fW
HI,tMK no
N!e,aM OU
Rmntiirvcittt We refer by iirmkion tn the
following gentlemen nf onr City, nod would be
t lad it uie oradaloua would write Ui t.oy of tnem :
R P OlCf. 4de V 8 Ditrict Court. Wertem
DunrW of N C
I I10H BKTTLK, Jadce BnrremeConrt.
T B KWWH, Ke Uter in Himkruptoy.
ROM DOUOLASS. II S Miubl.
W 8 HALL, BdtMr " New North Sute."
DUFFY A ALBRIOUT. Editor " l'.triot."
CAA8 KfjHOBHH, of Irm ofWilwn k Shober,
JULl"tJSA ORAY. Cnhier of the Bank o
R M STAFFORD. Sheriff of OuiUord.
J U WHITB. PoetuiMter,
ODKLL. RAti AN ind CO, Merchant
J W SOOTT. Merchant,
Prkr. of Ticket, 2.fi0,- S umber vf
Ticket imusd, only 100,000.
How to bicvit: Money (hoold be rem by
Retrietered Letter. Pout Oniee Order, or Kxpiew,
with name, l'oft Office. County and Slate, of the
parcbtuer. written plainly.
For further pauioularo apply to the manacer,
Bui 8, Itrtwniboro. N. C.
CYRUS P. MENDtSllALL. Magih.
Knoxvillo Iron Company
Hi Jn rAPTTRtaft or
irmiiii ibiip hio:iio,
M4ILHOAU NPIIf (TT DA I LA. r.
! lib HiLIM
Com I (ffflt I'tial int roh,
(aiST. It. IiAK,
hVOXMLLK, Ti:X..
tU:NT FOR KNADK'ri t'KLEBRATKD
Kvorf inrftfument fully wtuTnie.i 'or 5 r "
In Chancery Court at May
nardville. 'XTohE Tkbm. Ih74,
County fi u perm temi wot of Public I ni trac
tion for Union ouunty, ciu Into upen court uoi
lirenenteU bis report of ine met'- mitt hoaudu of
tho vanouM oudihioq ivboul du-tri' tn in L'ni' D
I'Dunty, ttviui prdytd lhnt fuiJ report b enter, of
record on iniiiuitu theof Oourt, .Tii naid -vral
iii-iru-U bduly iDo.irpOfi.Uii aocordiiiff to Imw,
but bcaue it apperil that do notice by publi
rutioD bui bt-en given, the 0urt ordere that
oaid rojNjrt be Hied uud tbai the 0itrk nd Mud
tor mK publication f.j the filing 1. 1 Paul reHrt,
and f f uaid apr lifailon fr inooj-'T'oration in the
uiHoner prem-ribd by utMtutv.
It u therwioro srdered by tn Clerk and Master
hut ptihlicirn be madtf fur :i0 davrt in the
knttiviiltt C brynifjte. Dutifyinc all perronn to up
pear on or bef'r the rule day next prfKdiug
the next terio of the Chancery Omit 'nr t'nton
enunty, to be hnld utthe Court iluui-e in Mnv
nardvilin on the thrd Monday ot April. 1a7
and tbow rauHe. f any they have, why letter- (it
uioorporation should not iaue ai prayed !r in
iatd petition, or the name will be proceed tt in
ei p'rte. A true vm y o theder,
iil7w;.w. J. W. BhANbOlV, C. k M.
Dissolution 'f Partnership.
I II K FIKM OK tl.AHK A JOHNSON IS
C this day di-milved by mutual concent, 0. L.
CUi k beintr itponeible for all debt una autlir r
ited to tuake all oulleftionM of ao'-unu duu the
old firm. 0. L. CLAKK.
Jax;ufcry 7. 16";. W. ti. JuUbON.
Tbe oianafbwtuf e of Vlown will be continued at
tbe (' i Kt-irid, ntr the knoiviile and Ohio iUil-r-
id Oep(t. bv the underr-itfiitd. Send fur cir
cul.ir and reduced prire likt.
PriaH Jttduccd Iu Suit the Timet,
CL APK k CO,
IRYMl'KLAS. ITLCKK8, OLD B0KKH.CA
I i TAKKll.lit-ult.l hreatO, Fel.mi and ail kin
dred diit'-nttit) fteediiy d1 etieoiually cured by
the u-e f a Verfotatile 1'reriiratiou. fike, ti
by mail. Huriri tniontruaxautid rr the iucue
reluuded. Addrt-a-, J. 4 CbKTIS ."li'
.""prinjf, Jerlri"n county, Ten a Keivr-noe.
ivn if uteirfcd. by thoee iuiu La bv orvt
"Wliolowalf nnd M (iuiirat urlntr
8tov?p9 Tin
DEALERS IN PLAIN. JAPaNNED AND
I'M- V' ei-wV.'..
No. ft
lHuctw.ir- to A. Li. & H. C. Glllenpif Jc Co.)
Shawls, Hosiery, Gloves, &c,
At Eastern Prices and on Eastern Terms.
I'AKTlCULAR ATTENTION PAID TO ORDERS.
l.tiiiilifi .
! I . k A I
ni:isi;iM i m s(;,
Wea t h erboa rd i u g ,
HATCH ET HANDLE. tP'.'KES.
Thoroughly Seasoned Plank,
Vnllnw l'vplar, i'ite Mi l Afb,
Framing Lumber
JOU WOUR mK TO OI.UEB,
Wood Turning ol ill UliitU,
HY Jj. KKIN1WKT.
Kurtav rl.M-K Xartif !.. . . t
rillIIIERI.4l. , 4I.UERM
- war vc.
Tut Ciuniiliu hT. a Co. a.
W. ere aieo Airetiie toi ImiiroveJ Cocaine .14
IteMtiiHi Mvvm hai-ire.. lint Air Furuavee, Ao.
uuuatni ut
(iHlvnul.til Iruu Cornice
And f.it.rloi beooraUoai,
(oDirarltrs vi Miff I Mflal Work
Of (Try UeeuriilioD, and doalera in
Uourte-KurnlHliliig GimhIx (JeneraUy.
We are alao Sole Aaentu for OlineV CelehratMl
ratent Mate ItooarJit I'aiou
. t iu iv is nhk i :
KAHT TK!M!l!i;t;
Entablltihed 1 .
Commissioner of Deetb
orriR roi (ii.i
Many Desirable Properties
aD Tan chi mil or
All llulu-e PertalulrtK to Ken I ttle
Maps and Abstracts of Title
UPKl'llL aTTHN.IIIII UlVtX Tu
llinintf an I Timber Lauds
OrKMNIZATIOX OF COMPANIES AND
THK KA.ST TKNNKS.-KK LAN'D ltWISTKH
sent on rwetftof jimi.
Oryirt Firm doer n.uth .f K. '. Niiunl
Uri. H tlaj Streei. Kuoivillj. T,iiiwh.
ui.el'IA .1
( baurrry (ou t, at Kuoxiille, Tru
rifsstf, Nu. 2.701.
0. P. Tcuiplu va. Jubn Coe nnd huau Dtt.
1 U ewru to tual the def.ndmit. JuLu Coe and
Sueari Dei'a are noirri 'it!-nU of ttie Htitto nf
Tennessee, it in ordered ttiattlie defendants ehove
named appear before ine Ctitineery Court ut
Kuoxville. Tennesdoe, ou the tliiid Aluiiduy in
Mureh next, and uiuke delcn-e to the till
lod in thin eaure. or the eiime will be in ken tr
eoul. r-l, it ik further ordered thilt thit notiee be
lubluhed for lour ooiutooutive a eek iu the Kuoi
viUe thronkle. A tru. i"y. A tr. hi.
M. L. I'AI f ERSON.C M.
iiBlt, ty W. A. lii,Rinii. u. f. .
SEW tllVKETlSEMEKTfi.
Kcnmore Inlvfrsitj High rirhoH.
n. A. fTRODB (Math. MedalU. C, '..! I n.
eirl, and Inatraetnr Matheinii. K.nflnier
ln nd Natural feienoea. H. C IIIIHOK. 11.
Lit. H, Va . reeenllr Awl. Pr .f. Luiti. I! V .)
lofftmrtor in tfreelt, Latin, Krenrh end (.erruan.
One of the leadina Itiah fSeboola nf the .tat
New term rnrnmeneee Feb, la. C-.arrt
IW for board and tuitiou, Refereneea .fobn
Overton. hq.. and R. M. kinnuird. K'q.. Nab
willej. Je n Ca'alnaiiea mallM to a'l epolbant.
Calcined Magnisea
tn fw from utnUmtnt tw'n. or rontfhm ni
tht (tMu bur I i In thiH th dtw ot
wn uu'ii Riii.nnu it reliaven Sick lleiJrt'l
iSttuf fHittn- h. CotivenCM, sod other d c(
of the Mimnoh iittd npld. The KnrlU'i Vmr
M(1h1 m i ( or Kttut 1'remiuiu -ilv. r MiH
ftwraiHl it tw (bo bffit in the mrt. r or Ar
by ilrutffvt ni country tore r vpern.i mtii bv
Tf Jl Q-Th fhoirentin the w. rid. liniM.n
tnO'n price Lariei-t nuii-Hnt
A meric Uple Hrtlclf -- ptei-
Tertbody Tra4lefMDlinujiir increiMinu- Anent
wanted everywhere bet ibiticrf .n't
watte time Hend for Circular tn HHBNr Wti.K.
H Vf-eey 8t, N. Y.. P. O Bm YJ'
AIVft'RI IMINW, heitp. .-V4ivm-iff-AM
perfdOi who conteiuplHte makinff etui
tracU with iitWrraperp for the ine- r iin ot lvr'
tirenint, honld m nd 5W cent- to Oro 1 H w
ell 0 , 41 Turk How. Newport,, fr thcir
PAMl'HLfc:r-bUOK (ninet ffvenlh edition .
eoniainiMK time of over l.Ut new-papers nJ
timatee. howinjc the r.Mt. Advertireroentf tk
en fur leatlimc in ! "ere tn man- State t n r
mendnuii reduction troia puilihe ! h m i)u
l7 lo $10 per dav tu Ldiei or tet.tf. Pafnt
NoTeliie. Adt.n-w M 1 Hrifr A Co Atlanta. (,a.
C (hOrper day at hotne.Tenn free Adil
r-PaCUtlll. riTUtaim & O l nrl,.n 1, .11
A WKKK ituaranleed U Alale at.d Keinne
Aeot In their looelily. lit- N ' I H i .
to try it- Partioulan Free P. O. V ICK
1 11 ' L . . u
44 Vt'HOMAMCV,0SOl1L WAR.MINti"
I flow either lei may iarciDat wbd hid
thetove and affection ol any pereoo tliey rho e.
invlantly. i hii art ad can pDive, tree, by dmU,
for -'ceut; together witli a JMarratjte (iuidf.
Kiryptimn Oracle, ltreama, Hint to Latiine ti
l.Uitu.OiHj eld. A queer Ifroott. Addrfw T. W 1 L
LW Co., Puhii-hem. PhiUilelpbia.
Most Extruordiiiar.v
Ternu of AdreKUloa are offered for News"!''
in th Suta of
6eoil for llai of papn and rehrdalool n't.
No. 41 Park Row, New York.
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FBI releases new photos of suspects in Boston Marathon bombingTue Apr 16, 2013
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Pepsi bottles get a makeover after 17 yearsFri Mar 22, 2013
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Welcome From the Deans
Welcome from Andy Boynton
John and Linda Powers Family Dean
Carroll School of Management
Welcome from Richard Keeley
Senior Associate Dean
for Undergraduate Programs
Carroll School of Management
Welcome from Powers Family Dean Boynton
Boston College is committed to shaping life-long learning leaders who can discover innovative and ethical solutions to emerging and changing business conditions. We believe that education is not a destination, but should be a lifetime journey that requires a commitment to new skills and attitudes. Our motto of "Ever to Excel" captures the spirit of this exciting adventure into learning and personal development.
At the Carroll School, we embrace this educational challenge with a passion. I know this because I experienced it firsthand as a Carroll School student. I am honored and proud to be at my alma mater and to work with our faculty and staff, helping our students embark on their own journeys. Please explore our web site—a virtual portrait of our world. Then, come and visit this thriving authentic place. I welcome your questions and comments and would like to hear from you.
Andy Boynton
John and Linda Powers Family Dean
Carroll School of Management
Welcome From Dean Keeley
In the early part of the twentieth century, the eminent philosopher of science, Alfred North Whitehead, made what seems a curious remark about the profession of university teaching: "It should be the chief aim of a university professor to exhibit himself [sic: it was early in the twentieth century!] in his own true character--that is, as an ignorant man thinking, actively utilizing his small share of knowledge. In a sense, knowledge shrinks as wisdom grows: for details are swallowed up in principles." The wiser one becomes, Whitehead suggests, the less one "knows."
It is my hope that your undergraduate study at the Carroll School of Management fosters growth in both knowledge and wisdom. There's much to learn about the workings of markets and firms, the intersection of technology and business design, the valuation of stocks and the creation of products. But cultivate wisdom, too, as you study the liberal arts and learn, along with Whitehead and Socrates, the very real limits of what we all know.
Richard Keeley
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quote:Originally posted by CajunKingJanet's Diner in Dillsboro, IN used to have a Bleu Cheese stuffed bacon burger.A thick burger, stuffed with bleu cheese, fired up on the flat top, topped with bacon & 3 fried onion rings.You bit into the thing and it ooozed all over but man o man was it good.
quote:Originally posted by buffetbusterAs a guilty pleasure burger, I would go with a butter burger, popular in the Milwaukee area. My personal favorite would be from Solly's Grille. That much butter can't be good for you, but it sure makes a great burger.http://www.roadfood.com/Reviews/Photo.aspx?RefID=615&PhotoID=1850


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Why BORN FOR RUNNING - does that mean you have to shoulder it to finish the race as it is so unreliable?
And what does "Whistle is faithful to its origins and history, which runs down the Colorado river" mean? Is there a Colorado river in Italy?
The Huron 1160D bike comes with the new Rock Shox Red SL forks, which is nice:
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"i bought this product for a gift for my child on his 15th birthday and he had it 2 weeks and somthing wennt rong with the chains, i advise not to get one"


text: On 27 August 2010 20:13, Andrew Coppin <andrewcoppin at btinternet.com> wrote: > Ivan Lazar Miljenovic wrote: >> >> On 27 August 2010 19:13, Andrew Coppin <andrewcoppin at btinternet.com> >> wrote: >>> If you were to use binary installers for regular Haskell packages, the >>> only >>> real benefit would be that you can now UNinstall them again. It might be >>> worth doing that, and it looks plausible that you could automate it... >>> >> >> Whilst this isn't applicable to Windows, in systems with a proper >> package manager, you get dependencies brought in for you as well. >> > > Windows has more package management facilities than most people realise. > > For example, go install Office 2007. In fact, just install Excel 2007, not > the whole thing. Windows Installer can automatically figure out that you > *do* need to install the Spell Checker (since Excel uses that), but you do > *not* need to install the Grammar Checker (since only Word and PowerPoint > use that, and you haven't selected to install those). Not only does it > decide what to install, but you can query it programatically to find out > what got installed in the end. And where it got installed. And what version > was installed. And you can check what version of X is installed and do I > need to update it with the new version of X that I'm packaged with? And is > component Y installed? And which programs depend on that? Can it be > uninstalled if nobody's using it now? And... But that's one specific installer; not a generic package management system (in terms of the extra sub-dependencies). > About the only thing it won't do is automatically grab stuff from a central > repository. Because, in the Windows world, most software costs money. But it > really *does* to quite a lot more than people realise. (E.g., you can take > the installer for Foo-1.0, put the patch file for Foo-1.1 next to it, and > install Foo-1.1 all in one go, patching the original installer on-the-fly as > you run it. Ditto for site-specific customisations. You can "repair" > installed programs, checking whether shortcuts still exist, libraries are > registered, library versions are new enough, file checksums match, etc. And > so on.) I've never seen this Foo-1.1 behaviour, unless it's a specific patch-level installer that uses the same data. Note also that this isn't automatic: you have to explicitly download Foo-1.1 yourself, etc. So, to be more specific, we can state that Windows has a form of package management, without an actual package management _system_ such as typically found in Linux distributions. >>> Interesting. So Cabal was never intended to handle executables at all. >>> (The >>> entire proposal speaks only about *libraries*.) Suddenly several of >>> Cabal's >>> deficiencies make a lot more sense. It doesn't handle executables >>> properly >>> because it was never designed to. >>> >> >> What do you think the "Applications" bit in the definition of Cabal >> is? (Disclaimer: I haven't read the original proposal). >> > > I'm presuming it was added later, as an afterthought. And that's why there's > something there, but it doesn't work fantastically well. (E.g., Cabal > doesn't "know" which binaries are installed, even though it installs them. > It just wasn't part of the design.) Ummm, Cabal is a combination of a build system and metadata specification for packages; it isn't a package management system or even a package manager (hence my previous link to my blog post). As such, it isn't designed to keep track of installed applications, and the only reason it knows which libraries are installed is because ghc-pkg can tell it so it knows which dependencies are already present without needing to install them again. >>> It's slightly disturbing how the proposal meantions "make" every three >>> sentences. You realise that make only exists under Unix, right? There >>> _are_ >>> other operating systems out there... >>> >> >> And GHC was designed with a POSIX-style environment in mind. And >> realistically, Windows is the only major non-Posix like OS nowadays. >> >> Furthermore, GHC was aimed primarily at teaching and research, and >> from my (admittedly limited) experience the IT/CS departments at unis >> tend to run Unix/Linux. >> > > Depends on what kind of establishment you go to, I guess. My uni was 100% > Windows. Only a few servers were Unix (notably the web server). I guess it > depends on whether you think your students are going into datacenter support > (probably Unix) or desktop support or application development (obviously all > desktops are Windows). Oh really? And yes, the unis I've been at have overall had Windows-based desktops everywhere (with the occasional Macs, especially in biology), but the IT/CS departments had Linux/Unix machines (at UQ, desktops were primarily Windows but with an outdated Solaris server which people remotely connected to; at ANU the CS department has Ubuntu everywhere, even for student machines). This is also true in some non-IT/CS departments (at UQ, the math department provided the option of installing Fedora on the academic's machines, but not many took up that offer and preferred to ssh in to the dedicated machines; then again, UQ had just switched to using an Exchange-based system for email, calendaring, etc. ...). > >>> Why >>> not XML or JSON or *something* with a formal spec and a wide range of >>> available tools? It makes no sense at all. >>> >> >> Because I'd like to read what a package is about from its .cabal file: >> > > And, to me, having a real, documented file format would make reading it a > lot easier. (And *writing* it would become miles easier!) I'm never quite > sure where one thing ends and another begins. Explicit delimiters would help > here. Sure; this is a matter of under-specification of the file format. I would point out what happened with X configuration recently: they went from an ini-style configuration file that was relatively human readable and editable (especially if you were basing your config off of a guide) to an XML-based one when they switched to HAL-based device management (since XML is easier for programs to read and write) and back to the original format because the XML-based format was a disaster. I personally find a file format such as Cabal's much easier to read and write than one that requires me to put a whole bunch of angled brackets in everywhere... >>> And in case somebody is sitting >>> there thinking "It IS documented. It's simple, isn't it?", did you know >>> that >>> file paths have to be escaped like Haskell string literals? No, I bet you >>> didn't. Where is this fact documented? It isn't. Why was this decided? >>> I'm >>> guessing it's an implementation accident rather than a deliberate >>> decision. >>> >> >> Do you mean in the description field, etc.? That's because it uses >> Haddock for that to put it on Hackage (admittedly yes, that isn't >> documented and I got caught out by that as well; however that only >> seems to matter if memory serves when displaying the formatted output >> on Hackage). >> > > I especially love the way that none of Haddock's formatting commands seem to > work in the Cabal description field, even though everybody keeps telling me > "it's formatted with Haddock". Most especially, bullet lists will not work, > no matter what I do, and it's really, really annoying me... I've done bullet lists; it requires a slight change to the usual: http://hackage.haskell.org/packages/archive/graphviz/2918.104.22.168/graphviz.cabal (note the `.'s in between lines). > (Haddock is another irritation. It's formatting commands are seemingly > random and ad hoc. Put something in quotes, and it happily generates a link > to a non-existent module, without even bothering to check whether it exists. > Nice...) Oh, I definitely agree with you that Haddock's markup leaves a lot to be desired. >> Otherwise, if you mean actual file paths when specifying extra files, >> etc. then that's because it uses Unix-style paths. >> > > Unix-style paths are all very well, but if you need to tell Cabal "hey, the > headers are in C:\Program Files\Headers", then you end up needing to type > C:\\Program Files\\Headers. Which is unecessary (there's no *reason* why it > should need escaping, it's just that Cabal is designed that way), but I > could live with it if it were documented somewhere. > > (The fact that you need to twiddle with an existing Cabal package > description is a whole other kettle of fish, of course...) Huh, I was under the impression that you could just use unix-style file paths in a relative fashion with Cabal even on Windows... >>> Now if this were XML or JSON, everybody would already *know* the escaping >>> rules. >>> >> >> Except for people that have never used XML or JSON... don't we count? >> >> (OK, I lie, I have used XML, and I'm trying very hard to forget it.) >> > > If you're only trying to _read_ the file, both of these are pretty > self-explanatory. You only need to worry about the technical details if you > try to _write_ them. And there are resources across the face of the Internet > explaining in minute detail everything you could possibly want to know. For > Cabal's home-brew file format, you've got... the terse notes in the Cabal > documentation. And that's it. And looking up other .cabal files... ;-) Then again, even if we used XML or JSON we'd still have to look up what the write tag-names, etc. are. >> So the problem here is a matter of under-specification > > Well, the under-specification *is* a problem. I guess for me the main > problem though is that it's just _ugly_. > >> (or possibly >> lack of tool support - including editor modes - for ensuring you're >> doing it correctly). >> > > You know, not everybody uses (or wants to use) Emacs. Other editors exist. > Besides, I always thought that if you _need_ a special editor to edit > something, it's not designed very well. Did I say Emacs? Don't other editors/IDEs/etc. have the ability to syntax-highlight various files, generate code, etc.? And whatever editor you use to edit Haskell code with, whilst you could write Haskell code in Notepad, etc. isn't it easier using an editor with at least syntax highlighting? >>> In summary, I would be *so* much happier if we had a real file format >>> rather >>> than this ugly home-grown thing. Unfortunately, this would break >>> everything >>> on Hackage, so it will never be fixed. >>> >> >> ... except this "home grown thing" _is_ a file format. >> > > Yeah. Just not a very nice one. And one that's supported by only one tool in > the entire world. Well, which other tools need to support it? And from a brief bit of Googling, Ruby Gems seems to use its own (YAML-based) file format... Now, Duncan et. al. are working on Cabal-2; it's quite possible that they're taking complaints like this into account, but I would much prefer to keep something like the current format (but with better specifications) than one using XML or JSON. -- Ivan Lazar Miljenovic Ivan.Miljenovic at gmail.com IvanMiljenovic.wordpress.com


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NI Water is fined £5000 for pollution
Northern Ireland Water has been fined £5,000 after pleading guilty to polluting the Glenavy River.
Lisburn Magistrates Court heard yesterday that the pollution incident at Glenavy Sewage Pumping Station on October 23 2007 was linked to defective equipment that caused an intermittent discharge into the watercourse.
A DOE spokesman said: "On 23 October 2007, a Water Quality Inspector, acting on behalf of the Northern Ireland Environment Agency observed a significant discharge of untreated sewage to the Glenavy River, a tributary of Lough Neagh, following complaints from a member of the public.
"The source of the polluting discharge was traced to the NIW Terminal Sewage Pumping Station on the Pigeontown Road, Glenavy.
"NIEA have stated that NIW failed to respond effectively and stop the pollution despite warnings from electronic alarms fitted to the station and complaints from a member of the public on the 19 October.
"A sample taken at the time of the incident confirmed that the discharge contained poisonous, noxious and polluting matter which would have been potentially harmful to fish life in the receiving watercourse."
NI Water said it had cooperated fully with the Northern Ireland Environment Agency throughout the prosecution and had now taken steps to ensure that a similar incident does not happen again at the site.
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That Tawakul Karman is the face of Yemen's bloodied but persistent protest movement speaks volumes about the upheavals rattling the ultra-conservative Arab state.
A mother of three, journalist and human-rights advocate, she is also one of the few women in the country who, until recently at least, would dare appear in public unveiled.
From the movement's beginnings last January, through two jail terms and violent repression, her exposed face has been at the forefront of demonstrations that brought hundreds of thousands to Yemen's streets, earning her a share of this year's Nobel Peace Prize.
"Our youth revolution is peaceful and popular and is rallied around by the people. It dreams of a free and democratic homeland with no room for tyranny, dictatorship, corruption or failure," she said in accepting the honour this month with two democracy campaigners from Africa.
Yet the unrest in Yemen is about more than a mere struggle for freedom; it has become a complex interplay of forces in which the West is performing a contentious role.
Ali Abdullah Saleh, the iron-fisted president feared by many Yemenis and valued until recently by the U.S. and others as an ally against terrorism, stepped down this month, passing the reins to his vice-president under a deal brokered by the United Nations and the Gulf Co-operation Council.
The regime seems very much still in control, however, cracking down on the latest protests — five demonstrators were shot dead just a day after the transition agreement was signed last month.
Meanwhile, the largely peaceful drive led by Ms. Karman to usher in a more democratic society is unfolding amid distinct but overlapping conflicts: skirmishes between armed factions jockeying for power, a separatist movement in the south and a long-standing Shiite rebellion in the north.
Ever-present in the background is a thriving branch of al-Qaeda, in the homeland of Osama bin Laden's father.
"Yemen is probably the most complicated to understand among all the Arab state revolutions," said Ibrahim Sharqieh, a conflict-resolution expert at the Brookings Institution's Qatar branch.
"Yemen is so much more complicated because already the country is exhausted with many conflicts, even before the Arab Spring began … which makes it more at risk for civil war and state disintegration."
As the drama unfolded this year, the U.S. and Saudi Arabia chose to back first Mr. Saleh, then a revamped version of his regime, analysts note, rather than fully side with the peaceful protesters, trumpeting democracy, freedom and other values prized in the West.
The Americans want a strong partner against terrorism, while the Saudis fear the protest movement spreading across their borders, but the key powers' self-interested approach could ultimately backfire, the observers argue.
The peace agreement, also backed by Canada, leaves much of the old government intact, gives Mr. Saleh immunity and is opposed by the protesters. If it collapses, the result could be a failed state whose chaos would benefit al-Qaeda and make ordinary Yemenis increasingly resentful of the West, Mr. Sharquieh said.
"The United States in particular has failed the Yemeni people," he said. "The U.S. allied with the regime. For 10 months we have seen how the United States and Saudi Arabia have stood in the way of change."
Badr Al-Muflahi, who emigrated to Canada in 1996, says his relatives in Yemen dismiss the new transitional government as more of the same, and plead for outside support to thoroughly reform the system.
"Every time we speak to them, they say, 'Please, talk to the West, talk to the whole world, tell them to help us,'" said Mr. Muflahi, chairman of the Ottawa group Canadian Yemeni Community and Heritage.
"They want to send a message to the whole world: 'We are here seeking freedom and peaceful lives and to get our rights as human beings.' "
Like his U.S. counterpart, however, John Baird, Canada's Foreign Affairs Minister, issued a statement last month praising the reform plan, saying it "prepares the way for Yemen's transition to a more open society — one that respects freedom, democracy, human rights and the rule of law."
Despite today's strife, the nation at the southwest corner of the Arabian peninsula has a long and rich history: Ancient Yemen prospered so much from the spice trade that the Romans called it Arabia Felix, or Happy Arabia. One of its most stunning sights is Shibam, the city of mud-constructed high-rise apartments founded more than a millennium ago.
More recently, North Yemen became part of the Ottoman empire, while South Yemen was a British protectorate from 1839 to 1967. The north and south united in 1990, but the conflict between them continued, the lawless mountainous regions harbouring warring tribes that also preyed on foreign tourists and government officials.
Most Yemenis are Sunnis, though Mr. Saleh is Shiite, as are many in north Yemen.
Yemen is now the poorest Arab country and has increasingly become a haven for jihadists, a fact that drew attention long before the Arab Spring. The deadly 2000 attack on USS Cole in the southern port of Aden was a pre-9/11 taste of al-Qaeda havoc.
Anwar al-Awlaki, the U.S.-born extremist cleric who hid in the country, was cited as an inspiration by the Arab-American major accused of carrying out a murderous rampage at Fort Hood, Tex., and by the man who tried to ignite a car bomb in Times Square last year.
Against that backdrop, as demonstrations erupted in Tunisia, then Egypt, young people in Yemen began taking to the streets in January, calling for the end to a deeply corrupt and brutal regime.
In a country with an estimated 70 million guns for its 25 million people, protesters conspicuously left their weapons at home, Mr. Muflahi said.
They have continued to do so, despite repeated violent attacks by government forces. After snipers shot and killed several demonstrators in "Change Square" in the capital, Sanaa, in March, Ali Mohsin, a leading army general, left the regime and joined the protesters.
One of the results of his defection has been even more chaos. Gen. Mohsin's troops have since clashed with soldiers loyal to Mr. Saleh, who have also faced off against militias tied to the powerful al-Ahmar tribal family, said Ginny Hill, a fellow with Chatham House, a British think-tank.
"Yemen's protesters are bearing the bloody brunt of these elite rivalries," she wrote in September.
Yet the winds of the Arab Spring seem to have otherwise blunted Yemen's violence, with rebels in both north and south often resorting to demonstrations and political wrangling, rather than firepower, Mr. Sharqieh said.
As the pressure for at least some change built from various quarters, Mr. Saleh finally agreed in November to leave office. Not only was he replaced by his vice-president, however, other key elements of the old government also remain in place.
Mr. Sharqieh calls it "regime renovation," not true regime change.
He figures the plan, with presidential elections slated for February, has a 50-50 chance of success, and could conceivably pull the country toward real democratic transformation.
The street protesters like Ms. Karman steadfastly oppose the deal, though, not least because it shields Mr. Saleh from prosecution for his 33 years of oppression and alleged misappropriation of the country's wealth.
Few Yemenis support al-Qaeda, but there are more effective ways to combat extremism than giving unequivocal backing to the current regime, argued Mr. Muflahi.
"If we ask ourselves, 'Why is there terrorism?' we can find the solution," said the Ottawa resident.
"People are hungry, hopeless, homeless. To help these people, to find a job for them, to build hospitals, roads, to have education … will help avoid this terrorism activity."
National Post


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From Anna T's twitter, it looks like the dance-off on Tuesday night is the quickstep. Very interesting given that N/D's quickstep was called out by Len as "not a quickstep," Evan's QS had an encore performance, and Erin's QS was the first week that she saw 9s and was told that it was her "best dance yet."
Monday night: samba, freestyle
Monday night: Viennese waltz, freestyle
Monday night: rumba, freestyle
Tuesday night:
All three couples will redo their ATs.
The final two will have a quickstep dance-off.


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Teens from El Dorado County and Folsom high schools are making a name for themselves. To be more precise, they have a name already, and their reputation is catching up fast.
It's Team NOVA 4963, and they make robots. Then they enter their robots in regional, state and world competitions. And then they win awards for the same. Their team shirt sports the NOVA logo and the declaration "Unleashing Potential."
El Dorado County Supervisors hosted Team NOVA at their regular Tuesday meeting this week as part of a larger effort recognizing local 4-H programs. Nathan Somavarapu is an El Dorado County Youth Commissioner, founder and spokesman for Team NOVA. An 18-year-old "rising senior" (that is: going to be a senior) at Oak Ridge High School, Nathan has been involved with the program for five years and watched enthusiasm build from one into four county teams. Each team has 10 members and two mentors.
Team NOVA's main mentor is Srini Atluri, an engineer at Intel and Nathan's uncle. The team captain is Millun Atluri who described the structure of FIRST "For Inspiration and Recognition of Science and Technology," which is the international entity that governs the teams and competitions. Millun and three other teammates are "rising seniors" at Vista del Lago High School in Folsom.
FIRST was founded in 1989 by Dean Kamen, inventor of the Segway scooter and the Autosyringe, a drug infusion device. The organization now counts many thousands of participating teams worldwide. It sponsors robotics competitions including an annual "world championship."
Initial and ongoing funding for Team NOVA 4963 has come from the UC El Dorado Cooperative Extension which is the parent organization for the local 4-H system, now headquartered at the El Dorado County Office of Education.
The team has established a non-profit organization, USTEP, Unleashing Science, Technology and Engineering Potential (website Nova 4963.org).
Getting young people interested in science, technology and engineering is the driving spirit behind Team NOVA. And toward that end, the 4-H and ECCE involvement heavily emphasizes school and community outreach to students beginning at ages 5 to 8 in a Junior LEGO League. LEGOs are used to create the younger FIRST team projects.
Millun summarized the FIRST philosophy in part as "Gracious Professionalism," which along with the concept of "Coopertition," was created by Kamen and MIT Robotics professor Woodie Flowers. Teamwork and collaboration are encouraged, and competing teams are expected to be both friendly and helpful to each other when necessary. Respect and integrity are the cornerstones of the program.
The team brought two of its competition robots to demonstrate the "fun part" of the program, Nathan quipped. The first, a small-tracked vehicle similar to a military tank or a piece of earth moving equipment, was designed to fire a gumball a few feet into the air from a cell phone control device. Supervisors John Knight and Ron Briggs channeled their inner kids demanding to be targeted by the gumball canon. It worked.
A larger robot created by the team had wheels, pulleys, extension arms, drive chains and lots of specially machined parts. It also used parts from a standard "Junk Drawer Kit" with which all FIRST teams begin life. Other parts are readily available at Home Depot or any hardware emporium. A kind of forklift-like machine, it can pick up a number of racket balls, deposit them in a plastic basket, raise the basket up to about four-feet, maneuver around and put them into another basket — controlled by a team member with a laptop computer. Supervisors, county staff and audience were dazzled and impressed and couldn't get enough. Norma Santiago asked if the "thing" had a name.
It does. It's "Pulsar."
Jack Sweeney, longtime sponsor and supporter of 4-H, arranged for Tuesday's presentation and praised the team for its efforts at bringing scientific disciplines to local students in such an entertaining and encouraging way. Knight "applauded" the whole team for its outstanding communications skills.
For more information about 4-H programs, contact Tracy Celio, Youth Development Representative with the Central Sierra, UC Cooperative Extension, at (530) 621-5507 or e-mail [email protected]


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LOS ANGELES Hyland's on Monday announced its partnership with Generation Rescue to participate in the Pavilion of Exhibitors at this year's AutismOne & Generation Rescue Conference: Autism Redefined — which will be held in Chicago from May 24 through 30.
"We are extremely honored to join forces with Generation Rescue at this year's conference to support families with autism," stated Thao Le, director of marketing at Hyland's. "With 1-out-of-every-110 children affected by autism, we believe this is a cause that should increase in awareness."
In addition to its presence at the Autism Redefined 2010 Conference, Hyland's is sponsoring a month-long giveaway of five one-year My Gym Children's Fitness Center memberships for special needs families. Many My Gym centers provide programs specifically designed to emphasize balance, fine and gross motor development, and coordination along with an opportunity to socialize with their peers. Entries must be received between by the end of May.
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A Lighthouse for the Great Ships of Zion
By Rev. Mark H. Creech
November 28, 2005
(AgapePress) - Along the shoreline of North Carolina, from Bald Head Island in the south to Currituck in the north, lighthouses are beacons of hope and life to protect great ships from the "Graveyard of the Atlantic." When extreme danger is imminent, these lighthouses illuminate the way.
Recently, the State Baptist Convention of North Carolina, the largest religious organization in the state and the second largest in the nation, voted overwhelmingly at its annual convention to ask its board of directors to come up with a written policy that would purge from North Carolina Baptists' ranks any member church that "knowingly affirms, approves or endorses homosexual behavior." Such churches would not be considered "in friendly cooperation with the convention and sympathetic to its purposes and work."
Some delegates expressed opposition to the motion. According to the Greensboro News and Record, Rob Helton, a messenger from Cherry Point Baptist Church in Havelock, argued: "Could it be that homosexuality gains our attention primarily because it's not 'our' sin? If we write a policy [on homosexuality], it seems only fair and right that we write a policy on every sin in the Bible." Jo Godfrey, a delegate from Emerywood Baptist Church in High Point, said the measure failed to show respect for the autonomy of Baptist churches.
Although such statements are reflective of some within the State Baptist Convention, they represent only a small minority. Furthermore, these remarks demonstrate a profound lack of understanding concerning the serious hazard posed for churches that would embrace the homosexual lifestyle.
Few sins in the Bible are described with the same harshness or urgency of language as homosexuality. Genesis 18:20 refers to it as a sin that cries out to God in heaven. Leviticus 18:22 says it is an "abomination." Romans 1:26-27 describes it as "unnatural." I Corinthians 6:19-20 declares that those who practice it will be barred from heaven. In other words, the consequences of homosexual behavior can be considerably more grievous than some other sins. Homosexuality is unique in that it is especially abhorrent to God and constitutes a significantly perverse and wicked lifestyle that clearly shows that one is far removed from Him.
Few sins have done more of late to wreak havoc among God's people as homosexuality. Mainline churches are being pulled apart over attempts by homosexual activists to redefine biblical sexual morality. Battles are currently be fought in the Episcopal Church, Evangelical Lutheran Church in America, American Baptists, United Methodists, Presbyterian Church (USA), and other denominations. Interestingly, mainline churches that have taken a bold stand against liberal doctrine and the acceptance of homosexual sin are growing by leaps and bounds (Assemblies of God +377.1%, Southern Baptists +52.6%, Roman Catholics +45.4%). Great denominations, however -- like the ones previously mentioned -- are significantly diminishing in memberships because of their liberal bent (Episcopalians -35.8%, Evangelical Lutheran Church in America -12.3%, Presbyterian Church (USA) -43.5%, American Baptists -6.9%, United Methodists -25.4%).
Moreover, few sins today threaten religious freedom as does homosexuality. In his book Marriage Under Fire, Dr. James Dobson notes how homosexual activism is jeopardizing one's right to worship according to the dictates of his own conscience. He writes:
"Canada is leading the way on this revolutionary path. I could cite dozens of examples indicating that religious freedom in that country is dying. Indeed, on April 28, 2004, the Parliament passed Bill C-250, which effectively criminalized speech or writings that criticize homosexuality. Anything deemed to be 'homophobic' is punishable by six months in prison or other severe penalties. Pastors and priests in Canada are wondering if they can preach from Leviticus or Romans 1 or other passages from the apostle Paul. Will a new Bible be mandated that is bereft of 'hate speech'? Consider this: A man who owned a printing press in Canada was fined over $40,000 for refusing to print stationary for a homosexual activist organization. Censorship is already in full swing .... Is that kind of censorship coming to the United States? Yes, I believe it is. Once homosexual marriage is legalized nationwide ... laws based on 'equality' will bring many changes in the law. Furthermore, it is likely that non-profit organizations that refuse to hire homosexuals on religious grounds will lose their tax exemptions. Some Christian colleges and universities are already worrying about that possibility."
Autonomy of the local church has always been a sacred cow with Southern Baptists. But the doctrine was never meant to convey that Baptists could believe and practice whatever they wanted. What it means is that Baptists are free to believe and exercise what they ought.
North Carolina Baptists have essentially agreed that no member church should ever show sympathy to the homosexual agenda. In taking this courageous stand, Southern Baptists in the Tar Heel State have become a lighthouse illuminating the way for the great denominational ships of Zion in imminent danger of sinking in the "Graveyard of the Apostates."
Source: http://headlines.agapepress.org/archive/11/282005mc.asp
Rev. Mark H. Creech (firstname.lastname@example.com) is the executive director of the Christian Action League of North Carolina, Inc.


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X-Men: The Last Stand" surpassed the biggest Memorial Day weekend gross ever, easily topping the $95.6 million racked up by 2004's "Shrek 2." The third film in the Marvel comic-book trilogy opened at No. 1 in U.S. and Canadian theaters with an estimated $120.1 million in ticket sales over the four-day weekend. The first two "X-Men" together brought in more than $703 million worldwide.
"The Da Vinci Code" dropped to second place with $43 million in sales, according to film tracker Exhibitor Relations Co. The animated "Over the Hedge" fell to third with $35.3 million.
Paris Hilton says her forthcoming album will be a mix of reggae, pop and hip-hop, with the first single a reggae song called "Stars Are Blind."
Hilton also will remake Rod Stewart's "Do Ya Think I'm Sexy," she says in an interview in the June issue of the Hong Kong magazine Prestige.
"The whole album has so much different music on it. I like all music. It's not like I only like pop or only rock. I want to have something for everybody," Hilton is quoted as saying.
Hilton says she wrote the lyrics to seven of her songs. The magazine didn't say how many songs are on the album.
She says she had to overcome shyness to become a singer.
"I have always had a voice and always known I could sing, but I was too shy to let it come out," Hilton is quoted. "When I finally let go and did it, I realized it is what I am most talented at and what I love to do the most."
Prestige said the single "Stars Are Blind" will be released this month by Warner Bros. Records and Hilton's own label, Heiress Records, followed by a full album later this year.
Warner Bros. Entertainment Inc. and production company Section Eight denied that the script of "Syriana," the movie that earned George Clooney an Academy Award for best supporting actor, plagiarized a French playwright's work.
The Paris-born author Stephanie Vergniault claims that at least 15 scenes in "Syriana" are copied from "Oversight," a script she wrote between 1997 and 2002.
"The two works bear strictly no resemblance with each other," Patrick Dunaud, a Latham & Watkins lawyer who represents the two U.S. companies, said at a Paris court hearing Monday. Vergniault sued the Time Warner Inc. unit and Section Eight, founded by Clooney and director Steven Soderbergh, in April. The playwright, who has lived in the Middle East for almost 10 years, is seeking two million euros ($2.6 million) in damages under a fast-track procedure. In a parallel, standard lawsuit, Vergniault is claiming 35 percent of the revenue generated by the movie.
Bronson Arroyo was an immediate hit as a Cincinnati Reds pitcher. Now he will show off his musical abilities in a benefit concert.
Arroyo, Raquel Aurilia, the wife of Reds infielder Rich Aurilia, and the local band Screaming Mimes will play June 15 in the Madison Theatre in Covington, Ky. Proceeds will go to the Reds Community Fund, which supports local youths.
Arroyo, who began playing guitar while in the minor leagues in 1999, released his first CD, "Covering the Bases," in July. The 12 songs were all covers of hits. Arroyo also played at music spots in Boston when he played for the Red Sox. He was traded to Cincinnati this spring.
For his Cincinnati-area musical debut, Arroyo plans to stick mainly to covers, of songs from Pearl Jam, Stone Temple Pilots and Alice in Chains, among others.
"I don't enjoy playing songs I write or really enjoy writing them," Arroyo said. "The biggest I ever wanted to get in music was sitting at a bar playing for 50 people. And when I'm at a bar listening to music, I want to hear songs that I know."
Nicolas Cage will star in the Hollywood remake of the 1999 Hong Kong gangster thriller "Bangkok Dangerous," according to a published report.
Twin brothers Oxide and Danny Pang will direct the remake of their movie and start shooting in Bangkok in August, the South China Morning Post reported Sunday.
The paper quoted Danny Pang as saying Cage's character will speak, unlike the mute assassin in the original.
(Philadephia Inquirer wire services contributed to this column.)
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Entering the lists at last, President Obama delivered a stout defense of progressive values yesterday and checked the rightward drift of the deficit debate. For all its strengths, though, his speech also left open the question of whether he and his party are ready to grapple effectively with surging health and entitlement costs.
Obama started with a history lesson. As the Tea Party harks back to 19th century conceptions of limited government, he reminded Americans that the nation's progress since then has been built upon a pragmatic synthesis of free enterprise and progressive governance. The extent of public activism required to create optimal conditions for shared prosperity is always a legitimate matter of debate, but the basic need for it shouldn't be.
By insisting that deficit reduction leave room for strategic public investments in scientific research, modern infrastructure and education, Obama underscored a vital distinction that was being lost in the scramble to cut government spending: Reducing budget deficits is integral to reviving America's economic dynamism. For most Americans, the priority is to get our economy moving again, not shrink government.
Obama also pushed back hard against Rep. Paul Ryan's delusional budget, which asserts that the America's path back to fiscal responsibility entails 100 percent spending cuts and 0 percent tax increases. In endorsing (finally!) his own fiscal commission's plan, the president has set up a clear choice between the GOP's fanatical devotion to shielding the rich from higher taxes and a bipartisan approach that exempts no one from sacrifice.
The president's confident rejection of GOP tax dogma left House GOP Whip Eric Cantor sputtering. He was reduced to repeating the ridiculous Republican mantra that asking the wealthy to pay higher taxes is tantamount to killing America's small businesses. Please Eric, bring it on: this is a debate progressives can win.
But Obama can't just win debates. He needs to preside over passage of a comprehensive deficit-reduction package that, in a divided government, can only be achieved on a bipartisan basis. If he wants moderate Republicans to play on raising revenues -- and a few intrepid souls like Sens. Tom Coburn and Saxby Chambliss have begun to do -- he is going to have to convince Democrats to play on entitlement reform.
Here his speech fell short. Clearly mindful of President Clinton's success in rallying the pubic behind his plans to protect Medicare and Medicaid during the 1995-96 budget battle, Obama categorically ruled out structural changes in how government finances those programs. That could prove to be a mistake.
It's one thing for Democrats to reject the size of Ryan's proposed cuts in the big public health care programs. But for both substantive and tactical reasons, they shouldn't reject out of hand innovative devises to constrain entitlement costs.
It's 2011, not 1996, and the baby boom retirement is underway, not over the horizon. This demographic surge, combined with health care costs that have been rising for decades faster than the economy has grown, are the real drivers of America's debt crisis. To put a governor on the engine of federal health care spending, Ryan has proposed moving Medicare to a premium support model, and turning Medicaid into a federal block grant.
In his speech, Obama endorsed an alternative: strengthening provisions in his health reform bill to slow the unsustainable rate of health care cost growth. These provisions would encourage health providers to shift from fee-for-service to fixed fees for bundled services or capitated payments, which reward the value rather than volume of care delivered. These and other Obamacare provisions, including the independent commission set up to explore efficiencies in Medicare, are all good ideas. But even if they work, it will take a very long time for them to reach the scale necessary to break the back of medical inflation.
In the meantime, we need to protect public budgets from surging health care costs that threaten to soak up every dollar of revenue raised by 2040. If premium support and block grants are ruled out -- even though some prominent liberals and Democrats have long supported one or the other -- progressives need to come up with an alternative.
The political "grand bargain" Obama must strike couldn't be clearer. It's embedded in the fiscal commission plan: GOP support for raising revenues in return for Democratic support for constraining public health care and retirement costs. As the political action now shifts to the Senate, Obama needs to challenge his own party too.
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|Tue, 15 May 2012 04:33:58 GMT
Fabio, On Tue, May 15, 2012 at 3:55 AM, <firstname.lastname@example.com> wrote: > Hello All, > > Does someone knows if all issues from append functionality have been fixed on Hadoop latest stable version (1.0.X)??? The 0.20-append branch introduced two client-end calls: 1. append() - This is still known to be broken. This allows you to reopen files and add data in it. 2. sync() - This works reliably well. This allows you to immediately flush your writer data to DataNodes and allow new readers read it properly (without having to close the file). The first is still broken in 1.0 and has some odd bugs that surface depending on some edge cases. It is highly recommended not to use it. The second is what HBase/Flume/etc. use, and works pretty nicely. > I mean, I had a lot of problems with append on hadoop 0.20.2. I noticed that one of the guarantees of the append function, that readers can read data that has been flushed by the writer, was not working. Apache Hadoop 0.20.2 had no append or sync features. I am not sure what you're calling broken. The sync feature from 0.20-append branch (Which is present in 0.20.205/1.x, CDH3, etc.) works just properly and hundreds of HBase users out there leverage it indirectly. > For that reason they created the config parameter dfs.support.append, which is false by default, just to be used on development or test clusters. Is it true by default now on latest version? It isn't true now either. However, a recent change has spilt apart the two calls and now sync() is enabled by default, and append() is disabled by default unless you set dfs.support.broken.append to true manually. > IF append functionality is not stable yet, does someone knows if there is some estimative to be? 0.23/2.0.0 should have a better implementation of that, but I haven't tested it out personally. For most of my use cases, sync() (Which in 2.0/0.23 is known as hflush() and hsync()) suffices. -- Harsh J
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Q. I experienced leg cramps that started in my toes and went up almost to my diaphragm. I tried sublingual homeopathic tablets without success.
My son, a handball player, told me the professional handball players use pickle juice for cramps. I tried it when I was ready to call 911. (The pain under my diaphragm made it hard to breathe.)
The pickle juice worked almost instantaneously. I now keep a bottle of it in my refrigerator at all times in case of an emergency.
A. Many doctors find such anecdotes silly and hard to believe, but there are no FDA-approved drugs for easing leg cramps.
Home remedies are rarely tested, but scientists at Brigham Young University performed an experiment with 10 college students. The young athletes exercised and then had a mild electrical current applied to induce a muscle cramp. The volunteers were given water or pickle juice. Pickle juice relieved the cramps about 40 percent faster than water (Medicine & Science in Sports & Exercise, May, 2010).


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12. Case Formulation for Individuals with Personality Disorder
- Peter Sturmey2 and
- Mary McMurran3
Published Online: 24 AUG 2011
DOI: 10.1002/9781119977018.ch12
Copyright © 2011 John Wiley & Sons, Ltd
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Forensic Case Formulation
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Jones, L. (2011) Case Formulation for Individuals with Personality Disorder, in Forensic Case Formulation (eds P. Sturmey and M. McMurran), John Wiley & Sons, Ltd, Chichester, UK. doi: 10.1002/9781119977018.ch12
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Queens College and City University, New York, USA
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Institute of Mental Health, University of Nottingham, UK
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- Published Online: 24 AUG 2011
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Institute of Mental Health, University of Nottingham, UK
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School of Psychology, University of Leicester, UK
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I don't understand why Julio isn't playing to his strengths and singing a song in English / Spanish. That would be so good.
I do not get why he chose to sing a song by the Biebs.
Cassadee (band girl turned solo artist) vs. Suzanna (music teacher)
Cassadee is singing "Payphone" "It's a perfect range for me"
Suzanna is singing "Could you be loved"
Cassadee vs Suzanna
Cassadee's doing "Payphone". Suzanna's doing something else. I missed it.
I don't like Payphone, by the way. And so far Cassadee's... not impressing me much.
By the way, I love my new avatar. Anyone else? <3
Well, I guess I see the point about Gracia and her rock/country song. But still, there is so much cross-over in country these days. Though I guess it's not traditional country. What I really want to know though, is where the heck Mikeala found my dress from 198--something Scary truth is, I actually had one just like it that I wore in public. I did love my polka dots
"With all its sham, drudgery, and broken dreams, it is still a beautiful world."
"I lost my dignity on a slippery wiener."
I think Adam enjoys a good Bob Marley song. Every time a contestant sings one he almost immediately recognizes it.
I pick Suzanna.
Blake again turns on me and picks Cassadee.


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Do you think C# has any chance to beat out C++?
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Do you think C# has any chance to beat out C++?
In terms of productivity, than C# has the advantage because the .NET framework does a lot of work for the programmer. In addition you can target all types of applications including new applications known as web forms and web services. These will be big in the future. Also the Base Class Library will interoperate with .NET servers. The evolution of C# is based on a component application paradigm.
Although C# is extremely powerful there are apparently some manipultions that C++ will still be better equipped to handle, so the .NET programmer might have to write the occasional class in C++, for example -bit fiddling. This is no problem however since you can use all the languages together to make your programs.
I don't think C# is going to "beat out" C++ becuase its like comparing apples to oranges. C# is for the new microsoft .NET platform. While C++ will continue to produce programs for what ever os you want it to.
C/C++ will still be used to code the os computers run, games we play, and in the embedded control market.
I don't know that much about this .NET but my understanding is that it is like distrubited computing, where the application runs on their server, and you pay for access to the program, instead of buying the program and putting it on your machine.
C# should do good for this new .NET, but i don't know how well .NET is going to take off. How many people will want to have to go online just to fire up word, or do a simple task on their computer.
Does anyone have some good links to information about .NET? all my searches give me a bunch of ms pages, and i would like some 3rd party opnions
oh so that's what this whole .NET it's all about....
Oh nonono, child! you're sorely mistaken. Your apps will still run without the internet. .NET really doesn't have much to do with the internet besides making it rediculously easy to write programs for.
With .NET you can write all your traditional applications as well as new types of programs that target the internet. What you are talking about is called web services. What happens there is that a programmer can build an application that is able to acquire information from web services through open standards XML and SOAP. The application still resides on your client, however now your applications on the client can communicate with applications on the server.
>Do you think C# has any chance to beat out C++?
No. There are many area's where C# will never beat C++. For example embedded systems. In electronics the OS most of the time not a Microsoft OS. Perhaps on higher levels (Internet applications and that kind of stuff) C# will take some market.