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By NI
Are you growing tired of the long
ruggedl road .
WearY of the burden, oh, my br
'Be't h.tve found the surest way for li
cmng the load
IN just to try to lighten it for others.
Ilearts still hold the most of love that n
tneir love bestow
On lonely lives of those who are fori
1oll tie stone from out the path wI1
ti"ed feet must. go,
And touch your lips with gladness er
By Ewar
I! 1Il! liohd o:m thoi
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r: g s:ne vil n l Itt i t :1 ii
17 in:in! ailti li'ii. Inthit Noi
rimi uptI ha intis. lie w.as thle t all
mn of tth lii w Io, t elie arnd more ski
n1 iiin.i inier overr'ont is an awkwia
: nrment f or biox ing,. il. an:d t he glov
ir'olp for aI genitle man's aiftelri(
en lis a1re no(1 tat all th litpriz(e-ring~ ty[
Ilandieappiedl like hbis, hie was less dl
fit'ull for I t silatller man, whose Cun
tinsi dri ves andit swinigs fell short of I
f:' e. 1hit reachied his (hest alnd r1ibs.
Tetwo eltn.*hed and stamped
:0i1 idownt in the tiry snow,. their ste
sitl tnilledl as5 to bei soudlelss, (even
lie stillnessof thaIliit diesetrted no1)
They fellI, gra ppling L tiercely, : aiil I
-street impii bilinkedi diowni at them, l*
aI sit arI:' y :li d I ilp ttia I wivitnieiss
11n0h 'ides, whli]e a river steamelr Wi
Jtiui anmd 'roaingiL p.t. as if int
'tnty I-i 'its own :1 une:gle withI
1 bb.:d n th he tioa i ing ite. Over :
hi.: rth'dl ii'ther, thet manlh
w ik hit e'lsetion~l. v.nt Norto
l iiphlui!.: a n.; endt what itht
sImlplhed; Noro 01ilwais on tolp, th lii
m,aniit'siirs scuntely biehl dlowni in
.si)OW. iunt thlen arose Ih lit.ilil
q ueion 1 how to0 dlSispos of liis I
iiniliheen reversedi, Noirt On won l lt
beenu in perilolIs case; lin evil~ I
was glaingi out of t he two) (y's
miet Pis, a reckcless; dlemoin ofi I
4gainst thie wihiole wvorbi. Nortin
nm atienlar he had nto gluarrel agat
he stranger whom lie held pink
in I he sno0w. Only 011e person
been in his thoughts in lie camIfe d<
21ha1 lonely side street, and her
i'oid niot ha ve~hn brnn-d for a ilil tha
oi~uld affYord. It had seeumed, thiot
t' deathi would tbe for him1 al hai
es5capIe fromn the agony of his mee00
with 'her that afternoon, finding
so) aff'ectionately Intimate with
uiipereillouts middle-aged Profe
What's-lPg-nie, and huis .just rest
9 52 enit: m'et with what so1nded to
heki a.hieartless sneer, and all this a
years of absence iu constant love
hiope. By all logic Norton otught
XOn watom-man.
antd 'T'onc"h your lips with t;la1dness and go AI
fig onyor1 ay
othl- 'Iile. ill strange li' lighten 'vt'V tiut
Just i lit h' word of t.he,e n i.i l a r
ght- of gr'ayv
WI h e's own'tl heen-tinted how\"
lost Wear' a .letisanit face wherrin shll slhii
it,vful he:artt
11rn- As shinc' i i stinl, t he ha'p,y tirl
ere to e'er " earlelouded life some ray
light iu lr)rt
mry Anid touch .ourlips with glines s eve
lnorin .~
-: necess.
h:ve ' nt, t:' man i 11 :ff
s It Vh w ; .: . il ll, h it
h:e ebh:I , i i , 1'" t n. 1 , W itht
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ha. n hav" ' t' .Nv tt, lur
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t"' t h.- w ': " 'I I 114 ) ;..I in t :liit
-t i i of i th rier.i,) " I ive in h in
'mnie looskeel upI at hirnt iiveri h1er
I" l 's .sintW . ''.\;li'i t you ..st :Ii'.
"Noi4l :n all. ( oinus. Ilsr... 1si mcl
railint b4l:'-k 'hal; \. " itan o s0iIisnes
h44hy." u 1. i al. wr1appinii: it t i.rht :abut
h. r "si'i n I n ns w. juisilii s f:stl ofyhi
I lult l fte 'll i':i' 1 iiis 4l. :t in( tjhn
i a out I ow'iix s I wih '( tbr lu-.-. talki;
r. ino.' th i dn tIn f my bus in s i.. f
"ia iot l ook *1 ono- 11thin t out of hh'.
I'- it iflyo stapd. worlw tns fr the
'- sflnthi. nd to <'on ie'si t hand,'ii w hspe
Is inallhr n11 uti she, afte won une
i tle,isyt ll]a l'l toup th e . {}lyi
li ook'iel nfto herd of tniet.'d he
pr "'Tha m'st enh' been enn'of'yiie
ll- iad patr Anu' you tied tioimak<
tIl Aont 'igwts. Ie wihl yo' tell me wa1
)'d tie rube is. nt. any ow. \l"k
'li nowtgiii you hadn't hft my* excuseIi ~''to
nwtingI. 0 to .ii nto tes triver."
tI. "Thin ls, I? 1iow wohl youAl ik
f- it. tifa y.o had work'ied' hard for te1~4)
'lil yearts,' and t hn hd ti see 114' thing
ill sold ou'..'('it---hrse and5iIt wagili(14~on nn
10l you're no1) kind toft use-"o hs(I j'
inl "It's only m4I'1one ithou.n hyd th
Ii,Isk. way, what's hyo1ur1 naIn1 Oe? Alesrk
ht( Al igt.ige tco rkI'le.t wiut wanti t'.
'nt j' hoin Noto t tha t swmit ten i
-n01 t !<otinks until ('o-toroiwth ant. Ig
h11( It Lsrl his Iioiel ndea m9 orto 1omfort1
nW d i'tnt thit n. 10Corkdhi
in oroun hurt yourg rm juas nw."
ltf Thungwr latgeecinhatparInsem M
gh'so phlie1her throug theu snw in Vet
t roattly.'N w. Iiee h'ere.i Nierk 1)
it si'at in emealed y Cnes forbb
,it ashied jn tho wMieCoki ine, toey
'ry orgr ouge to thnthtak Wilun't Wh
>te- ancds u inteYouetingt .\nd riel
terd And hat th peruon his o aga
tri McCorkl' ws treallyI doubtful 4h
Jlust:1nes. U'pon wilt1 Norton re
solvr(4 to wait f11' the lilt erprettlin of
e venuts.
" 'het 1'ollow in::: note real Ich l hi1l. it
his hlottel next mlorning:
Y: r'1)c:,t .!a'k: If' you al d lnt gotn of
!n a hul you would have lemrned ;w
( ei" n)(\w' that I)r. lreretro.twio seeimedlt
to be the Caus' of yotlr ou(Itgous hc
a hav"ior, is going to he my step-1im)a.
It was not for me to tell you. but
lnammuia says I may3l--now. She Would
of have o1d1(1 yo herself, if you hind Conlt
tip antl had a1 ('1up of tent with her.
'ou iay thank her for this note; I
woubl ilever have written it. I could1
have shlkel you. IIe thought yotir
tantrinus so funny!"--New York Times.
1: i w so1ii,\\tw 4hat over t year since
t' the 1:arnt'n-Eic! 'rflhl snispendc(l 1"111
t roa! Itt :an a('tual ol)eration1, and, ac.
l trlin it; ret'tnt r'e1ort, the syst'ml
,I h:4s 1r'veil tntirely sure'ssful, con
.I I,r l t'irher troin tin eto l le or an
e:I :, tritillg luint o1' view.
1!: l :?'mn n t tha:t .\ineri('an capi..
t: lit r o bailt a il':! roi1 ad a(II'ross
Ith .\ " Al n 1'r Thi s -w ll enltail
tr,sjnt: :11 717tt i'et'- oe se: level,
I'11 it is hieved il :t Iy utilizilg :t
i':lss ll thw es\t". ~f iI ittos,.1 rtanll ('nl
I' : :rutted on :1 ;:-:alt not excteed.
-i1L th:t' a itne-h:i or eit. Tht
I Is t!", 4 l''t I , t '. o o 111 :i laable
S i' use: :a sinll 11lloon,f
1::" ; \' 1,1i ;11in s tro1-l l(t'\'xpen -
S this is tlliciv inflate l
n '! I 11 ri1tllt' i ih':nter. A
1i- :r'I' is ried.0 i In
S ' 1 \\;S Il;it I
th in wasI madli in S
1 ' li. i ' . ?: \ " ! ! '' iii l't'\ i
1' :1 ?' .. ' ' ' : i i ~ ,i l l!. (l:
ni': ,111:,- :hor ':n.-ppl
:t: . I!:. ~tll, I ll11 :11,1,1t
n n- e.se i:tr..a ih:nh was
i-htru . ut still
ilIl. Thi.s w1',:-,' pr1,pplti1
1:10 .n -i't..'i .t 1:'',ly w,ith :r'ap ,
i:t I wi:i s :iia s, altl ai:e tuelte'
I !tilt i Vx wa puret intto and tott'
al tlt he 1r ': T'h' "s:urgi,'al opera
titn" was ain:iirtely st.t'ssful. Tlie
it:Iaat ilt' !,rt'e,nted tlihl es'ae' of the
1sa , : l.-lt 4ut tli' ituist.it' w\'hit'h)
wo~ul- haVt' ru;tct'e tile trees. al p1rc
- 'tilto,I- th dtet pl'edtinits of i11scts.
l Art't'rdin to the (;:i1veston News. tile
Sto T:'xas to invest Sinu the atd,pt:thity
aof t ha' 5(oi for te(n: growing. It is uni
-ten: iS t44 ha' tab1llislit-l lby tihe (ioverni
tuenlt. .lu st wher thi,'le e'x eri men ts
wvill 1b. aondtal<t'l is 11o! kntown. It
4 I4ny1 recet'ltly fair te 1iirlose of' fur
I :0i1ialp nd1 bu14 itidlting' in-a'arytt to tex
taf ia'h44'ea. Staomething wa:s satlid t
waus lakln. Where'4vter the t 'tvernmntili
1l4lieves lt' ten farmtt shouhtll be latced.
itere' is. little 4d4ubt4 t hat the citiztens
(t4 j.rovid th l'h:ads.
I'i ll i ecent Ily, allI getlm (I isetases were
sullppoIsto be) Ia' tused by icirobtes,
andi 4)'11 fo irmity e (ven Suchel ge'rms as
at ppeare to411 bleilng to some1~ othIer dII
avisionl o' tile ve'getable kingdioml were
- ein'illed hA as i rtobain. Now, how
I ever. it Ia rteogilzed tha .t a very largte
number)(I of infectious dliseases arVe (1u1
,1to organiismts wvhich, thlouIgh minute,
:have no relattionlsip wlth tihe mfiCr'obes
r' at alil. So) many11 of theOse have beeni
(1discove'red,I that M. Gedoelst, a Belgian
I athlor, has written a book about themi
uitder the title, "ParasItIc Fungi of
Men and Animals." A French re
viewetr states that these non-microlan
r vegetable patrnsites enuse v'arlous comn
a ienctted diseases of the skitn. the dIi
5 gestivYe or respiratory organs, or even
[1 of tile whlole system, and that though
g the cautses of these are now recognized,
the ir symptomas and proper treatmenlt
1. are't yet impe)trfectly understood.
-itow iIe Saved iKhunmelf.
(4 A tdistinguishied FrechII novelist,
in whloste works aire extremeIlly p)opularl
:wit h ih fat (ir sex, recently found h111m
40 self tavelinIg iln a railwaty carriage
t wtih t very tatlktive WOmenC. IIav
I- .t ing -reogn Iizedt h t im froml his plished1410
't lotrat'lit '. tey 111oth opened(' tire upon11
hini ill regarto 1 h ( is nIovels, whiiehi they3
la irli: d t i ll it' tuatuieitr ma :illat w s 11 I11
.k thi hadii lip ttltsi Im ly.itlotlit sound
it. inuly. Whentl light re'trneduvt lhe fottnd
1 tha' IwoVt women1'l re(garingl~t one aniothler
1u1 with greaIt sutavity, lie staid: "Ah,.
etd uli'ines14i. thregtret of7 my) life wvill
v'l hertaterIii'. lI lit I shll never kno1(w
to whlieh tone o1 yout it wa':s thtat kissed
lIitilinme. ob
hie Pro'tsperity Vin itsu nectedl)(( s(ense4 it f
1ti.n btooks . it comest'i witinI tilt "lean' II
t years5 of hl.s bausittess. At thte pr'esenl
tim10 (icago) is thte cenitre of the sub11
ist '-ript in hook hutsintess int Amertleat
ta.saysI the (Chtlngo Tributne, andi by thl(
110 ametli tokeni iti la hrdeir to find i aitn
vniss4er for a sutbsctriptioni book thar
llever before in the history of that bust
cih ness. CnIat'issing for books Is some
thigthtpeople take upi only as a llst
r'esort, It Is a "har'd times" job, ani
lono( one recogIzes It more readily thma
detoes thle man who prints the boo0k sup
he A natingy Luinch.
be- That Word "daInty" never beig uset
ird to describe thte lunch spread gior mon
eu, we have decided that it meatns tha
rs, there is not enough to eat,lAtchise,
Jr. Globe. -
1:r &n Krpte nt s I t,.-n v .,as or Agr
(O wtea thso 1":.:et I eleto tet"w l e t t<t
,t i 000,00 -..-As Artit'li\ he''l (It4
( le:er (-ea toptiun of I' int'" Inltssesn ity.
''he attelitloni of the worl( has teen
attracted by a sixteen-year-old girl.
The fIlous gun works of 1ierr Krupp,
wil) died the other lay, have been be
queathed to his eldest daughter. Bertha
Krupp. iBy those who are( familiar with
the l'ssen factories they are valued in
the neighborhood of $75,000,000. Such a
legacy, accordingly, elevates Flraulein
Bertha to i high rank among tie
wealthiest heiresses of Europe and
A clear conception of the imlmensity
of the gtu shops at Essen is obtainable
from th, following description of theln
written by Thomas Ashbury, of Man
chester, lEngland. who recently visited
the plant and carefully investigated its
nuiltifold industries, and wrote i pam
phlet about it entitled "Ai FngIisli
man's Visit to Krupp's Works in Ger
manyWaktl'per-glnd." in this
pap1111)11let \1t. Ashrily says, among
other things:
h'llese wo'rlc:. were 'Ounntied in iS11
by Fred Krupp. who l ilt in that year
the first siw Iting tturmte for steel lak
ing. In ISIS it. h uihiing of the oldest
wlr{ksi1p of the 1tesenlt ilalnt was I)'
guin anti (oplllItetd iln 1519. In 1526
l"riedrich Kru:pp dlied. andi his son Al
frd. then a lad of l iin. tif ol:' '.w him
ill I lle works lnir,nagfenlt':li. :Il' I : l i e
guardlianlship) of his l l.r.t:i I n 1 I43":
the il i:st east st!'el ,tun ta!rui's weei'l
1ilau". alltl ill 1847 il:t 1iIrst ,.t11i :l)le. Ill
18:31 tle tirlil t'uit)to)c'tl nil ' n11 -1 at
Esscn. On the tlenth t Aiire:I K:!.t).
inl 1, 7, Ile ljutilt l' o ullt-"i:tls and
wotriltl'n at the Es:-etl wotr: w\as 12.
r74. while in thl theie w rle : per
Tiht worlks iof thei firm Ieit - lte
i:sscn cast st'el wourks. w\itl gini te t
lng gIr<tInis at ci)cIpen: the lXrt p)
steel works at Ann"n. I \\'catplhalia
the Gi'ialnia sitbiht liid iv wolrks at
Kit !. :lin blast Iiirnai' pl:liits for tihe
N'.'.l''w "id i::l l . andlg Reiatis!en tile
!'I n i lt I rccusj:irine, tif tili e ttblast
1iacat';u. wili an1 o ltic111'!1 of iS10 tt
:,11) tonm a t"urn1ac"( in tw,enty-fOt?r
hItIl l: t tligt tit' i i: ; i an Is at;
:oa r. t' - : n. I{hrl- ., 1." i.' a la r:.e
1i11L 1l' (11 if roni m ,0 Iijl' i ::a
iFt"1 t l 1 iltl i s i l lilhtlitati ;lti ! I l,
tiutl edam. with st1Ins i Mt I . Th'i!e
'he Iltt'tr'du< is of the i::.s"n w,'tiitS are
Lt(ln; ti whit- it . ! t . ih:ary t. 1;t,
1(111 titl elsit all lll it war-s l; ahip
ittol 2 din2 1 ll nat;l111:'1, n111'.t: an: l a m.il
of all ii ls, St 4l and ira puli s, rolhe
tool ::tc :", hard t e l p ia ste ,
stet id gitc'hts e(c. At the(, east steel
work, in 1911 there we.0re in the sixty
d! latnrtment5 in oper'atin s0 fmacine
tools 22 rtolling mnills, 1dr 1 steam hami
mters, from Iwo to one thousand pountis
fallit we(I igt;1 0 .id hy. d 1aulie r esses...
('in tIcld wo benitng Ol pre.dsed and00
oitos. aorgirnt lies of' ml0 tos dal.
Tlie oal ou2pt 100 thn) 2 ertials vola
biers.i 51 tic amens fr33 om Two
tol tni thiry-i hundrft li horsueptowr ac
aggreat0inwa -13.128 horsepoer co;l
ltarmor asnd 59101 ean from er
en.78 17nre weigh. t to e h uresn
nthsmting workdI35balsin test i tere i
w'erd (tltd nanerg 190114otlnme to
ofaion drefrom thoerms intes worly
Thlei' colon ofutt from thei .irm'sr o
li2,ries 19. was total33 tons.Ie Th
tota(lS onumpon at the Krupp wvorks
n 1A0r-'01,9 was .,8083. Of coal,
24f3 cavtire poyedt anh sng egri
eelmtons 277f the pGwrsn wor
farda i Kiel 61rovide rolierisn
5,028,17t tilesetingwok Meppe et
rdouti, etc9. The n.olme ofmberon
depelydelng thouses work the work
Tmen' coelo t of thI so finur I
peshonb epoe at thle larup ok
in I firmay-s(vnldng large oinciare
In theiyear 1903,a was i1850.O ane
the53 eren aeapoe atCr( ~th Essenicas
see8lors, 2773gat the 1901usn iwork
in Buk18 975tth0era.asi
6T28 at)the(smting orkhs,f Mepe
girods, etc Th1 nube of sohiha rlson(
topendliet on tethe woritern Maye
1i900 (inca lingt arrenad hilden)
was 147,645.O)lli' o n nI ~
rt i' fifty-eve ptes farr n vare;l
in. thei yering901than1 fet.wa in 1850, an
is 168etimsle in wi901an th'arn1 it wa
In 1850.is: eto wIh o h
TlIhe procion ofat ths firnitlus n
Inumaero,lad fo h a 30 lasstee c
maeihal1011 and kmasp at itil
impossil weIhin 10t(any esnble spalc
ito enumeOl'ratese,tewrtr.hr
fTre wilctnly crmeto. fiicew aromia
pas irn-tng eye opry to an sughi.rc
Aluseigarms ae ilor al warshi
.t eal inuih and neaf(rlly w2ith
Twothyicknes: phestal weaghtexer tI
flui'hed~' (1 armor 0lt wals. b1d tos, an
rIreda re trom havIsoti steel ngm
weghIg 1It Ios, anco hil atods.
ToeightIva not0 phaimum the prmn
plful rolls,ingmines eertIng 37for s
noth e'ghtingi 50 pto enn rol
intoe aso lr plate (i 01
Tee wIdre andan,- Iunces thic an
pliang n2cssrytohadl schpr
Two thydfrauIe oreseea seein
haure resses of7000 tons e r osth
re unied, crv the weaie steeblt rm
pla~ whlefts old.rl era
lTo drineroepro thatese22 ame
meIgs dm2n3on fe In legt. ng
fetwd nd112ichstika
Aniother fInished solid screen chaft
wa-ITs made of e"rIeIblo steel, made fromt
an ingot 80 tons weight, and forged lin
der a 5t100 toil press in 62 hours to N
a length of 14$ feet; afterward this re
larkable solid shaft was "trepallned."
bored for its entire length to make it
hollow, I. c.. to have a hole all the
way throlgh.
T'ls long stee"l shaft was turned and
bored in a lathe which I believe is with
out a compeer in the world, it; diineu
sions being:
L.engtIi of bed, 166 feet 4 inches; ,
length bietween centres. 152 feet 6
inches, and all its conponelit parts of
suitable elephantine proportion.
In ordnance, it is well known this
firm has held for a long time a reputa- te1
ion of the highest class, and the nun
crous guns to be seen from a 50 ton tr
gun down to It I pound gun, were splen
did speeillens of the highest quality of
such articles.
I saw one of Krupp's 50 ton coast do- ter
fence guns, 12-inch bore, mounted all
complete in a revolvting turret, and this To
terrible weapon is capable of penetrat.
ing the thickest and miost modern type
of armor that is used for the protection
of ironclad ships at any (listance at u:
which an ironclad woill(l attelpt to
destroy coast defence work. ye
'T'he gun is of special crucible steel.
and is fired electrically; the barrei is
-lu feet iong. Whn charged wit h1 291
poUnds of smokeless powder, behind a
shell weighing 1180 pouinds, it has a
iluzzle veloeity of 2690 feet, a n a1
sendl the shell twelve and one-half
miles. At a distance of 11)93 yards it
can Send a sliell St poluds weight that
will penetrate a soli:i wroulghlt iron TIl
Ildato 50 3-1 iniches' thick, or an ordinal'y de
steel plat' :: 1-2 inches thick. a
"Kripp's'' p:teit hardened steel plate tu
It 1-2 inches t hick.
h'le 'arious hinds of portable field
guns for amily piries;es made by Krupp
haie long be'1i kniown as of the very
first r anlk in every way.
'T'he writer twas favored by an invita
ti)n to wil le'S solle at ual firing tests
at tle gun testing range. biult spate will
n1ot allow for mure than one to he de
A ield gun firing a 1.1 1-2 pound pro
je(tile with a charge of smokeless pow. i
ith'r of rather m1ore than one pouind /
with a 'ant'ge of three,(, lnd tlhre'C-(llli'uartem'
lilb fireld :::;Iy twenty rounds a min
tile aimedl a : targ(t.
At a sl(tr: range ten shots wre i'red
Ii thity seto1d!s. anld every on:e wntll
tlrouigh th' hole made by tlhe firo:
Anothr en shot s w"'ere fired, the first
through ihe hlil's-eye. and the nine
we' made to iOrm)11 a ring Ofi nine
holes closely rotunl the bulIl's-eye, to
show how accurate the aim, though at.
so raid a :)l.
Ar!!1t:d as 'ere tle Voers witI g;ls
made by this firm, it is nO t wondr at
th frarfutl hatyo(" they t'ausecd an:olg
th' lBritish army in the late Sout ii Af
rican wtar.
It would require a large volume to
desribe even briefly the mIultitldinous
artitlIes made by this firm, from an
ironclad man-of-war down to a penlny
file. but whether large or small, the
greatest dlegree piossible oif excelilancy
is chiaract erist ic ailike of all produe'
Perhap:s the most. unl(que feature of
all in this huge firmi, especially in this
age of truists and 'omnbIines is the fact
that the whole concern belonged to
one man alone, no 'omp)any' and 1no
hartneitrs, anid this remarkable man is
l-ried rich Alftred Krz'upip, the grandson
of thle oiigi nal founder, andi that the
busin11ess is sm-i'cssful is prioved 1by thle ai
retu-n (If priofit nmade for' incolIme tax
last year', for' 1 am informed the prVo- is
prietor's profit was declared as being 1
2000l,000. ti
Aho Norqn'I idhn ii I) ~na nnto1im.
"It is queer"lQ said a man versed in
ar'chlaeolig ical mat teris thle (Ither day, i
'"that while so much- inter'e.it is mani
fested ini ar'chae-ologi,-al dliscoveies,
those being mnade in hIndia have as yect
attracted so little attention. The most jl
implortant of these Is the location of C
what is undoubtedly the resting place
,of the ashes of the great Buddha, or'
one of the resting places, for there are
'said to be as many as eight. The spot d
I was discovered by William Peppe, resl
3 dent partner andi manager of one of the
t. estate in the Taral awarded by the ~
government of IndIa to its supporters,
Mr. Peppe caused a deep trench to be
(ldug across a gr'eat mound on the prop.
erty. A linge stone box, topped by an
immense slab of stone, was uncovered.
Insideo the great coffer were found three
,stone urns or vases, a stone jewvel box
and a crystal bowl. The yases were
-ashes and jewels. One of the vases bor(l t
San inscription which, translated, estab
1lished the fact that the spiot was one of
a the restinig places of Buddlha's ashes.
s A pillar erec(ted by the Buddhist Emn
per-or Asoka has also been found mark
SIng the birthiplace of B3uddlha near the .i
'site of the long lost city of Kapilavas
tu."-New Y'ork Tribune. r
ln'rneiaint A rection.
\l isA Doaingeirfleld is breeding r'abbhits
at Cast letoin, anid a miothetr ('at insIsted
on inivaintg the warren, atnd wlenit so
har' as to( iles5troy some of thle young
animals. 'The ketper catughtI her ini he
~*act and killed hier.
r Two kitt(en werie thIius deived of'i (i
lite I irturaI )10 roe(tor', bu11t they were a
sadopilted by the mother rabbitir whlo.s
Syounig had bieen des;poiled by3 th ruollt- I,
I theu' cat, and niiowV they are wvellI grown a
giand full Io(f life. Th'ley eat and clee-p wvithl
lie otherci rabbit s, and( seem very itondc
of their t foste miuothler'.
A f'ew daiys ago we ref'erried to lthis
peciuliar' relationship at a table wher-e t
-Miss Seavey, the aimal piainter-, was
dlininlg, and she told of' a case that S
r hand greatly interested her- in Vermont,
h TheO mother01 rafbit was iltiled and Ihert
or-phani audoiped and r'aised by a femialo
g cat.
0 As the r'abbit gained strength and
r showved a disposItion to wander', the tl
anxiety of the fost.er' mother' icr-eased.
r She would go in searich of it; and not
'rest in content untIl she had found It. si
The law oif benevolent. affection which
n gover'ns the w,uorldl sometimes makes g
its influen' e felt. iln unexpected chan
2 nels.-Tur'f, Field and Far'm.
* "Drop me a line!" cried the excur-- n
'o sionist, who huad fallen overboard.
D "WVhat's the use!" calmly rejoined
the dlleged funny man of the party, y
n "Th -o isn't any postofflce where you I ,
are gning,"--fhicagn News,.t
hbe Fanny
.J'Yde of
Tito Ship's Dizzy Mocean.
A yoing l(ady in crossing the ocean
rc'y ill fron the ship's dizzy inoecan;
She said with a sigh, V
And a tear in her eigh, 11
Of living I've no longer a-nocean."
--Chicago News. ,
Quite Natural. v
Do you think the photographer flat- l
ed her?" 11
I atiplpose so. l'veryone does."--De. M
It Free Press. ,1
l1s Oversight.
It'--"Why didn't youi answer my let.
asking youi.to marry me?", V
e-"You didn't inclose a staump."- 14
wn and Country. 11
--- i1
''ho Exception. R
tIlorney--"Ignoriale of the law ex- I
'es no oIe." 11
'ileit---"!'xcept, of course, a law- t
..--T,ovu anil Country. .
Just 8o.
.itl Up larellce - -1"Pa, how mianly
Ises have we'."
ir. Callipers - ''Six, my son--ive y
si's and a 11ousense."---Puek.
I)isappointed. a
*So you were he~ld up by3 lfhndits?"'
Yes, and that isn't the Nworst. of it.
ey Sinmply look niy inoley Without i
1inin me long etiough1 to give me11
start as a maIgtzine writer or lece
er,"--Washringioil Star.t
Slan;, Pre luatraincd,
i i
o ho
em"-Nw ok Times
]en the Uc t 1h)..
le wors"t ilssiist Iin towt." el ile
"IIel is te w*'Or.st141 alrend . ''ir
"O . ! no he's only tryingri toi be. i
"Ruts hvlei ydeclares heO k nw iitwll
eIst heNhis lurk 'Fnttosuced"
[ihl tnd t nd Tine s.
She-"Oh.il yous have'i suh.'stte
Her SytmUst
Mama --"You('11' lmustow b itawfuly
trul,eS drli'. The( doctoisay you
or s ll uhsett."
Litt-"leol-Yesno, argess't iOs, mar
a, eause. my0 hoot' asuep a peole
us leeribystmUpset.e thyg
>ai slepa-the wrong en.-hiladel-l
A1t( Mrt-yrs to Vgue.i s an
"a,lth15 ha3 fots annoy.ji,ande, said)
leepmat h teeps1'i dispensiradyl
binde pilosophy1.
'"Thlat's right,"' anIswered'i Mr. Cuam
ha:dn'lt got ri('h, mot01her anud the14 girlis
n'ash inigton) SIar.
Jndib l\i'iV Winkle, as 11he lit -
- :111 enn~ Ii;. ofV: t hliountains
'Aui- we n- iur slei. " i o
A l'Oh&liIifelila 11hisW'1 mor iniig' d('1'
"iiI Oali (ee li;iCIK- -o' ley otlm," 4l
IIult tip itousot the oungilil, way1
'' 'pro0n111'elt 110 ) w1n ch(a 1( ila :14 lor
oin (ownt-unilo'te terda"
"out the oings of11( timhhe Cucl and
1il: ]t a n"( yyrsoilo
" I'd soonerpuls e'Innddt o
luntic asylum'e ithratput ap loe <
ItWell, yhu'd sinnd toa) much withe ]
ft aon counilor.-Ton.Th-Bits. i'
When a man11 goes into polities he
light to put his self-respect in his
rwket for use in emergeneles.--BaI-j
ore News.
Denmnark has the largest army -In
'Oportion to her size. Sheo has 187
)ldiers to every 10,000 of her lpopula
The (hirdon Walkwtay.
To tlllce a good firm walkway lit flip
arden, or through the lawil, w\lich
'IlI e slooth ini dry at all sensons.
tl' P'ortlandI cemenlt one parlt:and
sties two parts. Make Into mortar.
reQnd over the pathinth 81110oh down
rlth it trowel. 'Phe lied of iuortar
bould first be well beaten down, and
" convenient n Layer of gravel be
pread over it, with the mortar added
ShapI1Ig io Tree.
The shapilg of a tree should he (lone
1hen it 1a young. Tle praetltee of il
)winlg useless limbs to grow, only to
e Hawed or hopped ot1' when ite tree
large, Is a mistnke, as every lunde
Irhile limb grown deprives the other
Ibs of so mlueh food and 1ourish
lent. Begin with the first ycar and
riln the tree to lte slipe desired.
'ani"ng only such branches as will be
etninecd litter oil.
loito Cnttings.
"Please tell us how to propagate
Oses from euttings.'' ''h' similest
1ay, for an amateur. is to tke clt
ings of ripe wood, cut siluoth helow
Joint and plunlsge t hem two-I hirths I le
11n1thi of at long cuttIinl. or one-third(
lie len;gth of a shori tIltin.g into the
rouiil, III it spent hot-hetl. n" inl a cor
er of the rose bd1 liself. I'ress cown
ie dirt tightly' pinch off all the leaves
xcepting two or three --or pinh the
irger part of each lefu', lavii:i, lithree
r fonr (IllaI'1er leaves otn the Steinl.
.ew\ York Tribtill. l'amer.
llulclniti Strawibcltem in Winter.
Strl\wberrirs nre imulched in Wiltcr
ear Norfolk. n., wilh pint straw
roml lhe forests. althoughl1 more oftenl
via hi grass muulch Is Illo\wedl to
1'ow. \lost fiebds are 1ielic<I (11' year
Illy. but somr rl' ti' two ears.
nn1e growers do nothiltg to 4In- heds
he set(ind1 ye:Ir, while ollers nairow
own l'theibeds w'ith at plow :1114 serape#
Ain the grass as with young plailta
ions. Ahltmi M:11'h I 1(is' aire top
.1m w ith :1iumt i7i1( 11(:t!(b ; glanlo
on11tinin; vel tr eighlt 1'r ("enlt. of
r11:INh :Ind t'o11 <m to .evenl p1er
'nt, amiitlnlia. Too inuch amn11iilli
Ieete thr yi(l. hII tw\\o-year-ol
+d- 101;ll lin nitl s 41' Iliore :11'e usetl.
\.[., in New E:n.:lali llolmeste:ltl.
Fnrrin;_ 1Hnrd1 Wood l'lants With E't her.
oIte ftilme :1g4 l'rofessol' .[(h:11 it :
on, of 1)eiiiark, )uhliSI1ed the re
tilts of researhes 01nd ('xper'liments
:t the use of ethler inl forcing l1laes
lit of Season. The subjeel has since
ecn Itken up aroin(l Paris and ex
erilentetd with iuite 1ar'gely. It has
een found that any of th' hard wood
lub's 11ay he forced very fillickly
y first etherlzing them. The process
.1 blrief' Is to ta ke up the plan11t after' it,
lh-n to Pin(Ce it in 1 an air-Iththli box ini
rhiithl is a reserviomr to hiohl thle ethier.
t'ter the box is closed1 t' ('ther is
loureod fit thriioughi an1 openin1g. wh11 ic
4 ait once cnrefully elose-d to pre(venti
lit e-snpe 01f the vaporh.
Thle pliants are e'xposed 10 4othiz'ai
Ion ablou t lift'y hiours, thien 4they are'I
1*1cc-d in thle Ithiotose. watere(i''l annl
rentedl In the usua11 way.i3 Abu -111 1011
ramhs thler are use ' per 1 'i cu'iP mer
4' aIr spanee. Plants have1Q beeni boughit
iito tiwer' w'ith ti4his proce'4ss ini tw-e've'
lay's of forcing, wihiei'es siiniilar
>lants4 niot:4i' teld hiad 140mr'1ely egun I
aiken ithiat thet plantms are4 lmlrfectly
I ry anid dorma nt wb'ii thy are3 0i pul.
ni. F-or the forcIg of~ lilnies. 1iza ilns,
iydr'angens. spiiren. 101 '/ulia anad thler
birubis of like chiant er, thiis prlocess
iolds~ out 'oniIder'nle proi'iilse. It
lily be0 poss5ible also to uise. ii la
'or'cinig fruiIt trees ini pots,
Wfnter' Flower's.
Gladiolus have to be lifted before
lie gr'ound1 freezes hlard. A fter the'
titalks have become eniriely try, cult
theam of'f ablout an1 inchl frlomI the
rown. TwIst off tile oltd, shrIveledl
ulb and roots, and store In a (dry3,
tool place. Named varIetIes, or dhir
Eerent sihadle, maly easIly be kept
leparate In paper blags. A teellar su114
tle for potaitoes Is well adapiItedl for
vinteinig thesIe and simnilar hullbs.
L'he haordy varieties miny hie taken tuy
>r left In the ground; hut If left, sufm
'lent protectionl should be gIven to
>revient the frost from eniter'ing the
gr'oundl deCeply'. Th'ley ('nn1 also be
crown in Pots f'or wIndlow-blooinlg
n the early fall and1( wittr. A pot,
eveni 01r eIght inchles deep'l, should be
ecluredl, tile hot tomi co ver'ed ani Inch(1
Clee with broken ebaricoa, and11( thIiis
'over-ed wIthI two fin-lies tof good sod
lid an Iich of sand1(. Set thet hulh11 or
milbli on thIis sandi( and4 'overl wit h
andit galrdeni soil to1 withlini :ii Inch' of
lit for) of the pot, St Ih lit'1 in a
larik, cool Pince for tell da:ys or' two
.V4eks4 to root, a11nd when-i tho4 t op
fiinr4s brIng thelt'0 11nto ft' light and(
im of the wlido)w. As 4the top1 1grO-5
no01 Stoll mayi1 lit lidlhul to thle pot
m1141 full. WVater onlly wh'Ien dry'3 anid
hen thoroughly. Cu innlSas i'e ealsil-.
vintered If dumg b1fore Psever'e frosts
IPlnetrate the soil. Th'ley should lie
lept enltlirely (dry3 durhing thle winter'.
>lneinlg the Clumllps ('loser togethe ii'on(l
lie floor of a warm11 cellar. It wIl'
lot (10 to dlumpi thlem in llh'rrels or
IOXes b1efore thley are't (compllletely di'y.
Petmia seed may13 be sowii at lilt
imie, buit whenl Hown' ini thle fall whit
'Ommnpee to blooml at least at mlont;'
marlIir than tile spr'ing.sowni xeed..
lhla M. Hess, In The Ep,litomlist.
It Is Conservativ'ely estimiated tha'
Ihere are now In Newv York CIty 20,00('
nuers of well-developedl plmnarye V
ubhercul1ois. All the sulffe'ring and1(
leth COnlHequent upon01 the l)revalenlce
uf the dIsease arec, Ill view of mloderun
clenitlile knowledge, lar1gely pr'eveniti
>lie by the careful observatIon of sItn
>le, well undi(erstood and easily applied
iensur'es of clean11liness, d isin fectlin
ind lsolation-Newv York News.
My, flow Dloen Ho Know?
The moral about dleceptIOnl ia that
iou wvould never do it if you wereo go
ng-to get found out.-New Yo.r n1icss
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|Publication number
|Publication type
|Publication date
|16 May 1967
|Filing date
|20 May 1965
|Priority date
|20 May 1965
|Publication number
|Chiappetta Jr Patsy
|Original Assignee
|Chiappetta Jr Patsy
|Export Citation
|BiBTeX, EndNote, RefMan
|Patent Citations (7), Referenced by (6), Classifications (7)
|External Links: USPTO, USPTO Assignment, Espacenet
y 6, 1967 P. CHIAPPETTA, JR 3,319,914
MOVABLE TABLE ATTACHMENT FOR A MACHINE TOOL Filed May 20, 1965 INVENTOR. PATSY CHIAPPETTA,JR.
W aw gg ATTORNEY United States Patent 3,319,914 MOVABLE TABLE ATTACHMENT FOR A MACHINE TOGL Patsy Chiappetta, Jr., Snow Crystal Lane, Stamford, Conn. 06905 Filed May 20, 1965, Ser. No. 457,322 3 Claims. (Cl. 248-295) This invention relates to a tool and instrument holder or table which is particularly adapted for use with machine tools and especially for stand-up vertical machines such as a milling machine on which there is little space for the resting of various tools and instruments, for example, micrometers and gauges.
An object of the present invention is to provide a tool and instrument table which may be easily and rapidly attached and detached from conventional machine tools.
A further object of the present invention is to provide a tool and instrument holder or table which is pivotable, slideable and rotatable whereby the device may be brought close to the working area if desired and pushed away to a remote location from the machine tool, when not in use. Moreover, the present tool and instrument holder may be changed from machine to machine in a shop, depending upon need.
Another object of the present invention is to provide a tool and instrument holder or table which is slideable along a track for use on a horizontally disposed machine, such as a machine lathe.
A further object of the present invention is to provide a tool and instrument table which is lightweight yet durable and may be easily stored when not in use, taking up a minimum of space yet being reliably effective for the purposes intended.
The above and other features, objects and advantages of the present invention will be fully understood from the following description considered in connection with the accompanying illustrative drawings.
FIG. 1 is a perspective view being partially exploded of the present tool and instrument table affixed to a machine tool and constructed in accordance with the teachings of the present invention.
FIG. 2 is a partial perspective view of the present tool and instrument table taken from below the device and looking upwardly.
FIG. 3 is a cross-sectional view of the rollers, axle, wheels, pivot and arm of the present invention and FIG. 4 is a modification of the structure illustrated in FIG. 1 in which a track is shown having a sliding pivot element for the arm, said track being mounted on a horizontally disposed machine, such as a lathe.
Referring to the drawings and more particularly to FIGS. 1-3, the present invention constitutes a tool and instrument table for use with machine tools comprising a mount having a hole 12 in the top surface thereof. The mount 10 is fixed preferably to the side surface of a vertically arranged machine tool, such as a milling machine shown in FIG. 1 in dotted lines, and bearing the reference numeral 14. An L-shaped elongated arm 16 is provided with a pin 18 on part 20 of the arm 16 which fits into hole 12 of the mount 10. The part 22 of the arm 16 is provided with an elongated slot 24 which is approximately centrally located, together with tracks 26 on either of side of slot 24. This can be clearly seen in FIG. 2.
A table support 28 is adapted to slide along the arm 16. The aforesaid table support 28 is provided with two spaced blocks 3% and 32 secured to the underside thereof. Journalled in spaced blocks 30 and 32 are rollers 34 and 36. Also journalled in spaced blocks 30 and 32 is a unit incorporating wheels 38 and mounted on an axle 42.
3,319,914 Patented May 16, 1967 The latter unit is spaced from the rollers 34 and 36 a distance sufiicient to permit the arm 16 to slide therebetween with a sliding fit. In this connection, the wheels 38 and 40 are engageable in the tracks 26 in the bottom of the arm 16 while the rollers 34 and 36 engage the top of arm 16 as clearly seen in FIG. 3. Moreover, a pivot pin 44 passes through the hole 46 in the axle 42 as well as the elongated slot 24 secured at one end 48 to the turntable top 50 and is fixed at the other end by means of a threadable nut 52. A ball bearing ring 54 is inserted in the center of the table support 28. This has the desirable effect of permitting the smooth rotation of table top 50 on the table support 28 even if the weight thereon is unevenly distributed.
It should be noted that the present turntable top 50 may be pivoted on pin 18, may be moved linearly on arm 16 with pivot pin 44 riding in the elongated slot 24; and may be rotated about the pivot pin 44. Consequently, the table top 50 may be brought close to the machine tool and rotated to bring the desired tool or gauge adjacent to the users grasp or the table may be moved linearly away from the machine tool to a remote location when it is not necessary, and to keep the same out of the operators way. In addition, the table may be changed from machine tool to machine tool providing said machine tools all have a mount 10.
FIG. 4 discloses a slightly different type of mount which is especially adapted for use on horizontally-disposed machines, such as a machine laths. In this connection, a track 53 is provided on the side of the flat bed of the lathe. A mount 70 is provided with a hole 56 therein. In addition, the mount 70 is provided with a flange 58 that is adapted to fit behind the lips 60 of the track 53. Thus, the mount 70 is adapted to have the pin 18 of arm 16 inserted in hole 56 thereof whereby the table top 50 thereon may be moved together with the mount when the latter is slid along the track 53 to the desired position. Otherwise, the table top 50 pivots, slides and rotates in the same manner as the structure shown in FIGS. 1 and 2 and described hereinbefore.
While I have shown and described the preferred embodiment of my invention, it will be understood that the latter may be embodied otherwise than as herein specifically illustrated or described and that in the illustrated embodiment certain changes in the details of construction and in the arrangement of parts may be made without departing from the underlying idea or principle of the invention within the scope of the appended claims.
What is claimed is:
1. In combination with a machine tool, a tool and instrument table comprising an elongated arm having an elongated slot therein, a track on either side of said slot, means on said machine tool for pivotally mounting said arm thereon, a rotatable table top having a pivot that is slideable in said slot, a pair of spaced guide members secured to the undersurface of said table top, roller members located in the area between said spaced guide members and in rolling engagement with both the top and bottom surfaces of said elongated ann, said guide members being movable along said elongated arm and the pivot of said table top being slideable in said slot whereby said table top may be moved over said arm from a position in proximity to said machine to a position remote therefrom, said table top being freely rotatable at any given time.
2. In combination with a machine tool, a tool and instrument table as set forth in claim 1 further comprising tracks in said arm on either side of said slot, and at least two of said roller members being wheels engageable and movable in said tracks.
3. In combination with a machine tool, a tool and in strument table comprising an elongated arm pivotally mounted on said machine tool in a cantilever manner, said arm having an elongated slot therein along the central axis thereof, a track on both sides of said slot, a rotatable table top having a pivot that is slidable in said slot, a pair of spaced guide members secured to the undersurfa-ce of said table top and movable along said elongated arm, roller members provided with an axle being journalled in said spaced guide members, said axle having a bore therethrough at right angles to the longitudinal axis of said axle, said pivot of the table top projecting through said bore, and means securing the free end of said pivot to said axle, said table top being adapted to move over said arm from a position in proximity to said machine tool to a position remote therefrom.
References Cited by the Examiner UNITED STATES PATENTS FOREIGN PATENTS 3/ 1958 Australia.
CLAUDE A. LE ROY, Primary Examiner.
CHANCELLOR E. HARRIS, Examiner. a R. P. SEITER, Assistant Examiner.
|Cited Patent
|Filing date
|Publication date
|24 Oct 1876
|5 Dec 1876
|Improvement in adjustable spittoon-brackets
|23 Jan 1926
|31 May 1927
|Clover John R
|Garment tray for ironing boards
|8 Apr 1950
|9 Jun 1953
|Reflectone Corp
|Mounting member for furniture and the like
|10 Jan 1958
|8 Sep 1959
|Funyak Steve J
|Barber's auxiliary stool
|26 Jun 1957
|12 Apr 1960
|Peerless Aluminum Foundry Co I
|Adjustable table mounting
|8 Oct 1962
|23 Feb 1965
|Sam Richman
|Title not available
|Citing Patent
|Filing date
|Publication date
|8 Apr 1985
|10 Feb 1987
|The Lietz Company
|Article supporting bracket for survey tripod
|7 Apr 1986
|29 Mar 1988
|The Sarro Company
|Apparatus for supporting equipment on an elevated surface
|5 Feb 2003
|27 Mar 2007
|Bond Richard E
|Mounting apparatus for parameter measuring device
|9 May 2006
|2 Aug 2007
|Steenson Daniel V
|Adjustable work surface
|30 Jan 2007
|9 Aug 2007
|Daniel Steenson
|Adjustable work surface
|30 Jan 2007
|30 Oct 2008
|Daniel Steenson
|Adjustable work surface
|U.S. Classification
|248/205.1, 248/285.1, 108/140, 108/103
|International Classification
|Cooperative Classification
|European Classification

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Dale Butler (left, 2010)
|Background information
|Reading, Berkshire, England
|Thrash metal,[1] death metal,[2]
[2] metalcore
|Years active
|Anticulture Records 2007 - 2008
Metal Blade Records 2008 - 2012
Transcend Music 2012 -
|Dale Butler
Ben Symons
Andrew Wilson
Tom Hynes
Chris Allan-Whyte
|Past members
|Craig Fenner
Craig Thomas
Lloyd Griffiths
Alex Vuskans
Malefice were a British heavy metal band from Reading, Berkshire, England, formed in 2003. They disbanded on March 21st, 2017.
Band history[edit]
They were formed by friends at college (The original members consisted of Dale Butler, Alex Vuskans, Craig Thomas and Craig Fenner) and started to write their songs straight away. Their first major break was to open a four band bill charity gig at the Rivermead Centre in Reading. From then on their fanbase began to grow. Through constant touring around Reading and London, they managed to get a distribution deal for their first EP 'Relentless' through Hangman's joke.
Then in early 2007 they signed to Anticulture Records. They then recorded their debut album 'Entities' under the production team of Dan Weller and Justin Hill of WellerHill at Craig's parents home in South Wales. The album has been highly praised by the British Metal Press. The band recently announced their amicable split from the Anticulture label via their Myspace page.
Since the album's release they have been support for the successful SikTh tour and the latest DevilDriver and God Forbid and have played shows with the likes of Soulfly.
In January 2008, they played a show at The Wedgewood Rooms in Portsmouth, which was recorded, and is due to be released as the band's first ever DVD.
In June 2008, Malefice opened the second stage of the prestigious Download Festival on the Saturday.
November 2008, Malefice announced through their Myspace page that they had signed a worldwide deal with Metal Blade Records. In February 2009 they released their second album Dawn of Reprisal. On 12 September, they played at Butserfest alongside Go:Audio and We Are the Ocean.
On 26 September 2009, they played in India at the annual cultural fest Rendezvous of IIT Delhi.
In March 2010 the band featured on the BBC TV show "The Bubble". Host David Mitchell (known for his disinterest in all forms of music)[3] jokingly declared them his "favourite band". The following month it was announced that drummer Craig Thomas had left the band, to be replaced by Chris Allan-Whyte.[4] Following this Malefice also played on the Jager stage at Sonisphere UK, playing a 30-minute set on Saturday evening. In 2012 they recorded a song with Everton goalkeeper Marcus Hahnemann for the Jägermeister UK "Ice Cold Session", titled Omega and released on 1 February 2012.
In June 2012, the band signed to Transcend Music.
In March 2017, the group disbanded, in order to pursue solo careers.
Band members[edit]
Current members[edit]
- Dale Butler – vocals (2003–2017)
- Ben Symons – guitar (2003–2017)
- Tom Hynes – bass (2006–2017)
- Andrew Wilson – guitar (2011–2017)
- James Cook – drums (2014–2017)
Former members[edit]
- Lloyd Griffiths – bass (2003–2006)
- Craig Thomas – drums (2003–2010)
- Alex Vuskans – guitar(2003–2011)
- Chris Allan-Whyte – drums (2010–2014)
Studio albums and EPs[edit]
- 2006 - Relentless (Hangmans Joke)
- 2007 - Entities (Anticulture Records)
- 2009 - Dawn of Reprisal (Metal Blade Records)
- 2011 - Awaken the Tides (Metal Blade Records)[5]
- 2013 - Five (Transcend Music)[6]
Promotional videos[edit]
- 2006 - "The Force That You Fear"
- 2007 - "Risen Through the Ashes"
- 2009 - "An Architect of Your Demise"
- 2011 - "Awaken the Tides"
- 2012 - "Omega" (feat. Marcus Hahnemann)
- 2013 - "Blueprints"
- 2014 - "Heroes"
- ^ Prato, Greg. "Dawn of Reprisal review". Allmusic. Retrieved 2009-11-27.
- ^ a b Sharpe-Young, Garry. "Malefice". MusicMight. Retrieved 2009-11-27.
- ^ "Peepshow's Mitchell and Webb let us in on a few secrets". The Mail on Sunday. 2007-05-05. Retrieved 2007-05-13.
- ^ "MALEFICE announce new drummer". Rock Sins. 28 April 2010. Retrieved 28 April 2010.
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- ^ Malefice Reveals New Album "Awaken The Tides" Details


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AN Ealing student and a Hanwell man have been sent to prison for fraudulently claiming thousands in housing benefits after failing to notify Ealing Council of changes in their circumstances.
Taha Hussein, 33, was sentenced to eight weeks for failing to say he was a student and receiving student benefits, as well as holding undeclared bank accounts.
As a result, he was overpaid more than £11,000 in housing benefits from 2006-08.
In a separate case, Saeid Eskandari, 37, was jailed for six weeks for claiming benefits he knew he was not entitled to.
Returned post from the Hanwell address, where he no longer lived, sparked an investigation by the council's fraud team which revealed he had dishonestly claimed more than £14,800 in benefits over 17 months from October 2010 to March 2012.
Both men pleaded guilty and were sentenced at Ealing Magistrates' Court. The council is seeking to recover all money overpaid.
Councillor Yvonne Johnson, cabinet member for finance, said: "Dishonestly failing to report changes in order to keep receiving benefit payments is a serious crime which takes money away from people who genuinely need it."
Changes in circumstances, which may impact housing benefits or council tax payments, must be reported to the council immediately.
Anyone with information about suspected benefit fraud should call the council's 24-hour fraud hotline on 0800 328 6453, where they can provide information anonymously.


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From Proteopedia
Structural highlights
[RBL_CHLRE] RuBisCO catalyzes two reactions: the carboxylation of D-ribulose 1,5-bisphosphate, the primary event in carbon dioxide fixation, as well as the oxidative fragmentation of the pentose substrate in the photorespiration process. Both reactions occur simultaneously and in competition at the same active site.[HAMAP-Rule:MF_01338] [RBS1_CHLRE] RuBisCO catalyzes two reactions: the carboxylation of D-ribulose 1,5-bisphosphate, the primary event in carbon dioxide fixation, as well as the oxidative fragmentation of the pentose substrate. Both reactions occur simultaneously and in competition at the same active site.
Evolutionary Conservation
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Publication Abstract from PubMed
Substitution of Leu290 by Phe (L290F) in the large subunit of ribulose-1,5-bisphosphate carboxylase/oxygenase from the unicellular green alga Chlamydomonas reinhardtii causes a 13% decrease in CO(2)/O(2) specificity and reduced thermal stability. Genetic selection for restored photosynthesis at the restrictive temperature identified an Ala222 to Thr (A222T) substitution that suppresses the deleterious effects of the original mutant substitution to produce a revertant enzyme with improved thermal stability and kinetic properties virtually indistinguishable from that of the wild-type enzyme. Because the mutated residues are situated approximately 19 A away from the active site, they must affect the relative rates of carboxylation and oxygenation in an indirect way. As a means for elucidating the role of such distant interactions in Rubisco catalysis and stability, we have determined the crystal structures of the L290F mutant and L290F/A222T revertant enzymes to 2.30 and 2.05 A resolution, respectively. Inspection of the structures reveals that the mutant residues interact via van der Waals contacts within the same large subunit (intrasubunit path, 15.2 A Calpha-Calpha) and also via a path involving a neighboring small subunit (intersubunit path, 18.7 A Calpha-Calpha). Structural analysis of the mutant enzymes identified regions (residues 50-72 of the small subunit and residues 161-164 and 259-264 of the large subunit) that show significant and systematically increased atomic temperature factors in the L290F mutant enzyme compared to wild type. These regions coincide with residues on the interaction paths between the L290F mutant and A222T suppressor sites and could explain the temperature-conditional phenotype of the L290F mutant strain. This suggests that alterations in subunit interactions will influence protein dynamics and, thereby, affect catalysis.
Altered intersubunit interactions in crystal structures of catalytically compromised ribulose-1,5-bisphosphate carboxylase/oxygenase.,Karkehabadi S, Taylor TC, Spreitzer RJ, Andersson I Biochemistry. 2005 Jan 11;44(1):113-20. PMID:15628851[1]
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I crocheted this ball from jute twine and stuffed it with hay. It's the latest in my efforts to make interesting and safe toys for my bun. If there are any fellow crafters out there, let me know if you want the instructions. Sorry about the quality of the picture...
Oops, I thought the picture was there. I've tried again.. can you see it now? I think I'm getting the hang of posting pics now.
start selling them
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Kid Computer
There are computers for businesses and families and now Toshiba has one designed for kids. The Satellite 735D has a rugged textured design with radioactive green accents as well as a wipe clean keyboard. Inside is a 1.3GHz AMD E-300 processor, 320GB hard drive and a 13.3-inch screen. On top of a couple of games, the system comes with the child-oriented Kid Zui Web browser that has tons of safe sites preloaded. It'll go on sale next week and at less than $500, it's a bargain.


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2016 Retailer of the Year (read full press release)
In accepting the award, Denkler stated "It is truly an honor to be held in such high esteem by an outstanding organization and group of retailing peers. The success could not have been achieved without my wife and business partner, an outstanding staff, great vendor partners, and the peer mentoring from NSRA members. Vince Canning Shoes
2015 Retailer of the Year (read full press release)
In accepting the award, Miklofsky thanked his wife Annette
for working beside him all these years, as well as thanking his fellow NSRA
independent retailers as role models in business.
2014 Retailer of the Year (read full press release)
Brown is President of Brown's Enterprises, a company with
more than 80 employees, and eight stores: Brown's Shoe Center, four New Balance
St. Louis
locations, New Balance Kansas City, New Balance Branson, and
WhereFeetLoveUs.com. The business is
headquartered in Washington,
Missouri. Brown's wife and co-owner, Margit, serves as
company vice president of operations, and their sons Chad
and Kurt are members of the management team with Chad managing Metro Orthotics,
their medical marketing division, and Kurt serving as the company's vice
president of sales.
Brown spoke on behalf of the family, saying "Through it all we recognize our
good fortune to have the friendships we've found – networking and learning
together, have brought a genuine joy to our lives. "Our family not only
celebrates Randy, but we also celebrate the friendships made possible through
NSRA, so thank you friends." Randy humbly accepted the award, but
accredited his family as being the deserving recipients.
Vernon Powell Shoes, established in 1936 by the late Vernon H. Powell, is family-owned-and-operated with locations in Maryland, Delaware and Virginia.
In accepting this award, Phil Wright acknowledged that footwear retailing has changed
since he joined his grandfather in the business more than four decades ago, and that learning from his peers and friends within this organization has been invaluable to their success. Among networking, NSRA services and events, Wright also includes his son Joe as being instrumental to his company's growth.
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Nansal, the oldest daughter of a nomadic Mongolian family, finds a small dog and names him Zochor. Her father refuses to let her keep it, believing it will bring the family bad luck and lead wolves to their sheep. Nansal decides to defy her father by hiding her four-legged friend but as winter approaches and the family prepares to move camps, Zochor is tied to a post by Nansal's father. He is forced to reconsider after the dog protects their youngest child from vultures.


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Going away for a seemingly relaxing retreat, but are concerned about the security of your home whilst you're away? It's a common concern, especially during peak times of the year. luckily, there are some simple things you can do to make your home more secure when you're not around.
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It's an age old saying that an Englishmans home is his castle, so of course you want to feel safe and be safe in the confides of your own property. There are ways to help make sure this stays the case, and below there are some handy tips to help you along the way.
So you can't get in your car, office or home due to a frozen door lock, this guide gives you some options and ideas on what to do to gain access without breaking your lock or key!
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text: In a recent interview with The New Yorker, Prince supposedly opened up about how religion and the Bible have changed his outlook on certain political and social issues. When asked more specifically about gay marriage and abortion, he said, "God came to earth and saw people sticking it wherever and doing it with whatever, and he just cleared it all out. He was, like, 'Enough.'" Obviously those are strong words that lots of people will have passionate opinions about. So tell us — are you surprised by Prince's comments?


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Want to change msg that goes to Twitter
I'm a little teapot so of course I don't drink the tea. Yet, the tweets that go out on Twitter when I post a rating on Steepster say that I am "drinking" such-and-such tea. Is there a way to change this wording?
No. I definitely think there should be though, because it's just weird to drink things like tea cookies… or worse- teaware LOL. The Steepster Notes (can't call them just tasting notes anymore) are expanding and the wording should evolve w/ it. It's been suggested in the "What features do you want the most?" thread. Maybe we should boycott entering notes on teas and only log non tea items til this changes:)
When you write the post, don't check 'send to Twitter.'
Once you submit it, it will show you your post, and there is a sidebar on the right side that has a few options for sharing. If you click on Twitter here, it will only give you the URL to your review, and you can add whatever you want.
I would love to see the default get a makeover, though.
Yeah, my humans know about the workaround but they're lazy and wanted a more automatic solution instead of having to do this every time a review is posted. Based on Jason's recent blog post, I don't anticipate anything being done about this anytime soon. Sigh! Well, this little teapot has some tea to steep, but thanks, humangirl!


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Let's say you're a music-biz Dr. Frankenstein. You want to build the perfect beast for the MTV era, an artist equally adept at visual and musical communication, someone for whom a video and song are all part of an inextricable package.
Rob Zombie just might be that beast. Sure, it's conventional wisdom to say that Madonna is the prototypical MTV star, the artist who's most shrewdly exploited the video age, and there's some truth to that notion. Unlike her '80s superstar peers Michael Jackson, Prince and Bruce Springsteen, Madonna did not have to adjust to the world of MTV. She was ready for it from the beginning, and based her entire career around it.
But Madonna, like most MTV staples, has only been the subject of her videos, she hasn't been the creator of them. As with her musical production choices, her video M.O. has been to find the hottest new directors, and let their imaginations run wild, knowing that she'll get most of the praise for it.
Rob Zombie
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Scheduled to perform on Tuesday, March 12, with The Damned, and Sinisstar. Showtime is 6:30 p.m.
Zombie, though, is completely in charge of every musical and visual detail of his career. At 36, he has long directed his own videos, bringing the same campy freak-show mindset to them that he injected into his dense slabs of '90s hard rock like "Thunder Kiss '65" and "More Human Than Human" (both with his old band, White Zombie). In 1995, when Zombie won an MTV video award for "More Human," it was one of the few times in the show's history that the winning pop star didn't get credit for a clip that someone else had devised. Zombie also designs his own CD art, concert sets and tee shirts.
With his unruly mop of graying hair and Rasputin beard, Zombie will never be confused with Madonna, but they're similar in that their music is only a part of the sensory package, and, in both cases, it often feels incomplete without its visual accompaniment.
For Zombie, a horror-movie freak and comic-book collector from his earliest days in Haverhill, Massachusetts, it was inevitable that he'd one day take his ghoulish visions to the big screen. In 1996, he did just that, creating a hallucinogenic nightmare sequence for Mike Judge's Beavis and Butt-head movie. But Zombie was also carrying around an idea for a film of his own.
Two years ago, Universal Pictures proudly announced that Zombie would direct a gothic horror film for them, with the family-friendly title House of 1000 Corpses. Within months, however, the deal went sour. When Universal execs screened the film in the fall of 2000, they were so shocked by its suggestions of necrophilia and cannibalism that they branded it "an über-celebration of depravity" and swiftly dropped plans to distribute it.
In a way, the decision was a puzzler. After all, this was Rob Zombie they were dealing with, the same guy who titled his band's first major-label release La Sexorcisto: Devil Music Vol. 1. Did Universal expect him to make a lighthearted children's movie? Didn't they know that über-celebrations of depravity have been Zombie's bread and butter from Day One? And didn't their own August 2000 trailer for the movie proclaim: "Nothing you have ever witnessed can prepare you for the shocking horror of House of 1000 Corpses"?
Though Zombie's never received any answers from the suits at Universal, he's convinced that their flip-flop was little more than an election-year flinch.
"Truthfully, I think a lot of it had to do with timing," Zombie says. "They had seen the finished product right around the time the presidential election was happening, and I know there was a lot of pressure from Washington on Hollywood, especially on Universal and all the major studios. And I think the film itself presented a lot of problems they just did not want to deal with. No one's ever gonna admit that, but that's really what I think it was.
"Because it wasn't like they didn't know what we were doing and hadn't seen the film. 'Cause we had finished the film, and then they came back and actually gave me more money to shoot a more elaborate ending. I mean, they totally knew. I shot it at the back lot at Universal! It wasn't like I was off hiding somewhere. They just didn't need the aggravation, because it's a small film, compared to Universal-style blockbusters, and I think they didn't need the crap that it was gonna bring."
House was the culmination of Zombie's lifelong fascination with freaks and monsters, a fascination he's at a loss to explain. Instinctively drawn to horror movies and comic books as a child, he remembers seeing King Kong for the first time and finding himself relating to the giant gorilla, because he figured King Kong, like himself, was an outsider.
"There'd be a baseball game on TV and a Godzilla movie, and I'd want to watch the Godzilla movie," Zombie recalls. "I was in kindergarten, so it wasn't like I was trying to be cool or weird; that's just the way your brain's wired. I didn't have any older brothers and sisters, so nobody introduced me to these things. It finds you."
With House (which stars the reliably creepy Karen Black and Michael J. Pollard), Zombie made his version of the macabre George Romero and Tobe Hooper films that had so excited him when he was young.
"There's always been a certain type of horror movie I've really liked," he says. "And it was films that seemed to have sort of fucked-up families. Like Texas Chainsaw Massacre or Spider Baby, or even just real-life events like the Manson family."
Despite the very public rejection from Universal, Zombie's convinced that he has a future as a movie director. He's planning to write his next screenplay during his current tour, and says he's already received offers for other projects. Meanwhile, he's waiting to see what rating the American motion-picture board gives House before settling on a distributor.
"It was an insane amount of work, and every day was a crazy new learning experience," Zombie says of directing House. "But at the same time, I felt like it was the thing I should be doing. It never felt like, 'Oh, my God, what did I get myself into?' It felt like, 'I'm learning, but this is where I'm supposed to be.' I never felt wrong while I was doing it."
After the grueling work schedule and corporate headaches of his first filmmaking experience, getting back to music was a comparative relief for Zombie. Although his music has always been a dense sonic barrage of heavy guitars, spoken-word sound bites and otherworldly electronic samples, for his latest release, The Sinister Urge, Zombie wanted to create drama with more traditional techniques.
For the first time, Zombie incorporated a horn section and 30-piece orchestra, turning tracks like "Bring Her Down" and "Demon Speeding" into cinematic romps, the musical equivalents of breakneck action films. He says his inspiration came not from his recent directing experience, but from a clutch of his favorite childhood 45s.
"In some ways I kept using Paul McCartney and Wings' 'Live and Let Die' as the model for what we were trying to do," he says. "'Cause I always loved that song as a kid, and records of that sort, so that's why I started bringing in all those other elements. People don't really do that very much anymore, but everybody used to do it, and it sounded so incredible on those records back in the '70s."
Like his most obvious early inspiration, Alice Cooper, Zombie has built a persona so loaded with menace, he disarms you simply by being a reasonable, articulate guy who doesn't decapitate babies in his spare time. In fact, in conversation, he reminds you much more of George Clooney than the anguished hell-raiser of songs like "Dead Girl Superstar" or "Scum of the Earth."
But if Zombie is calm, he's not laid-back by a long shot. An admittedly relentless control freak, he gives you the feeling that he just doesn't have confidence in anyone else's ability to do a job that he knows he can do himself. That might explain why he took control -- along with Johnny Ramone -- of a forthcoming Ramones tribute record on DV8/Columbia. The project, which also includes Marilyn Manson, Billy Corgan, Green Day, and the Red Hot Chili Peppers, finds Zombie interpreting the Ramones' signature track, "Blitzkrieg Bop."
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"The way the Ramones affected me, aside from just being a fan of the music, they really made it seem like you could have a band," he says. "Bands before that, all the supergroups like the Led Zeppelins of the world, they always had this holier-than-thou vibe, like they're rock gods and you can't touch them and they're special. But the Ramones made it seem like any four dudes could pick up instruments and be a band."
Zombie is quick to concede that what ultimately splintered his own band, White Zombie, was his frustration over having to compromise his ideas by going through the committee of a group. For that reason, Zombie doesn't bemoan the constant workload that also brings him complete control. His only complaint is that he doesn't have time to do more.
"It is pretty overwhelming," he says. "I mean, I'm always working. There's always a million things going on. I set the alarm every day and pull myself out of bed, and start working. It's kind of a Catch-22, 'cause there's no one else to do the work if I don't do it. But I love it, too.
"The hard thing is that I'll have to say no to projects. I remember a couple of albums ago, I had a call to do an Alice Cooper video and I was on tour and couldn't do it. It's a bummer."


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With so many smartphone applications to choose from, it may be hard to decide what to download.
If you're looking for something helpful in the winter, AT&T suggests the winter wake-up app and the winter survival kit app.
Both are free and can be found at the app store.
"The winter wake up app, the neat thing about that is that the phone itself actually has GPS services locations in it. So with the app, it uses the GPS to gather the current weather where you're at," said AT&T Retail Sales Manager Dawn Pride.
With the winter wake-up app, you can set your alarm depending on weather conditions.
The app enables you to choose how many extra minutes you want to be woken up depending on if it's snowy or icy out.
This lets you get the extra time you may need to clean off your car or shovel your driveway.
The winter survival kit app may actually be able to save ones life in an emergency situation.
This app stores all your emergency contacts in one location.
It all stores all your emergency policy numbers and calculates how long your engine will run with the amount of gas left.
The winter survival kit also alerts you periodically to turn off your engine and check the exhaust for snow buildup.
AT&T customer Les Shreve said the winter survival kit is a wonderful idea and would definitely be useful if he or a family member was in panic mode.
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PHILADELPHIA {AP} Philadelphia Flyers defenseman Dmitri Tertyshny was killed when he fell out of a boat and was slashed by the propeller while on a trip to British Columbia.
The 22-year-old Russian was on the boat with two players from the minor-league Philadelphia Phantoms, Francis Belanger and Mihail Chernov, when the accident occurred Friday night on Okanagan Lake near Kelowna.
Tertyshny had two goals and eight assists as a rookie last year in 62 games. He was drafted by the Flyers in the sixth round of the 1995 NHL entry draft but he continued to play in his hometown of Chelyabinsk, Russia, until joining the Flyers last season.
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The Dictatorship of Hope, Arab Idol or Not
Hope is a means of control with proven efficacy; hope being an abstract concept, it can be manipulated endlessly.
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May 28, 2012 in Activism, Economics, Politics, Preparedness, Resistance
Obama has done more to destroy America than any other president in the history of our once great nation. The people worshipped Hitler as a god and history has repeated itself in the case of fascist Obama. Of course, Bush Jr. played a key role in this process through the Communist Patriot Act II and his nasty involvement in 9/11. America is on the brink of total economic collapse! The mainstream media PUPPETS say we're not in a depression but they haven't seen the total financial errosion of rural America.
Most food banks run out of food each week and some poor souls are left with emptied bellies in the process. Countless American's are left in total despair because there's no jobs for them anymore. Our corrupt government never counts these individual's on the unemployment rosters. The numbers are deflated furthering the deceptive process of America. A colossal cover-up has been conspired for countless decades now. Congress has a 9% failure rating because numerous American's are WAKING UP to the fact, that these corrupt individuals are natural born liars!
Obama is creating wars all over the planet in order to usher in Satan's, ONE WORLD GOVERNMENT not long from now. You see! The Internal Banking Cartel runs the world through its, FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM of banks (ILLEGAL CENTRAL BANKS) located in virtually every country of the world. Through a system of manpulating inflation and deflation, these Satanist bankers control the spending habits of virtually every person on earth.
Since monopoly money (worthless paper= fiat money) has flooded the international market in the past century. Individuals are mistakenly led to believe they're holding real value in their hands. Truth be known! These individuals are holding nothing because the worthless paper isn't backed up by anything of real substance like gold or silver. America is beginning to see a run on the banking system. What he or she does with that paper will determine their survival in the coming crash.
Our brainwashed media would have you believe America is coming out of our so called recession. How stupid you are to believe such crap. Hitler also placed an occult spell over the people in his day and look what happened in the end. Remember this! EVIL BEGETS EVIL…The crazy media is programmed to say exactly what the International Bankers want them to say because they control all the media. Don't believe me? Go to my website and read the Protocols of the Elders of Zion at: http://web.me.com/rthorne2/Site_2/EVIL_PROTOCOLS.html
The International Banking Cartel produced this document in the late 1800′s and as God would have it. The protocols were leaked to the the world at the end of the 1800′s. In reading it, you'll discover exactly what's going on in the world today in- order to usher in Satan's, ONE WORLD ORDER. In a matter of months the world's economy will be smashed and then re-structered. Out of Chaos will evolve this evil Satanic system. Why do you think world rulers are signing into law countless fascist laws, one after another right now?
The 1929 Stock Market Crash was just a dry run so the evil bankers could see how the world would react back then. The individuals existence was turned up side down leaving them pennyless in the end. The bankers then knew they could create booms or busts when and wherever the wanted on planet earth. You see! The game has been rigged for thousands of years. Each civilization was controlled by an insane ruler who only thought of him or herself at the time.
Now we've arrived at the end of the line. No! The world isn't going to end but be, as the Holy Bible so correctly declares, will be renovated by fire. You ask what does that mean? In other words, nuclear war will prepare for the return of the Lord. Of course, the "TRUE CHURCH OF GOD" will be long gone by then. Only the "LUKEWARM CHURCH" will remain to face the WRATH of the Anti-Christ.
Billions of people are going to die during the 7 year Tribulation. The Bible foretells 2/3rd's of humanity will be slaughtered during this hell on earth… Why? Humanity rejected God's laws and turned their back on the one and only Savior Jesus Christ! If you have a hard time grasping what I'm saying here then study BIBLICAL PROPHECY! It's never been proven wrong and never will be!
I've studied Bible Prophecy and conspiracy theories for over 35 years now. Besides being a Messianic Minister, I have the unique insight in separating illusion from reality. It's not my own gift but one given to me by the mighty Holy Spirit. That being said, It's up to each individual reader to decide for themselves what truth is for them. However, the biblical facts speak for themselves in this uncertain day and age we're now living in. Don't you think it's certainly uncanny how fast our fascist government is deliberately destroying America night now?
Let's take a look at what's really happening in our world! Nations are preparing for world war. Iran is building the nuclear bomb. Russia has re-brithed itself as a nuclear power. The Asian countries now have the bomb or are in the process for perfecting one. The International Banking Cartel is destroying the world's monitory system through the explosion of introducing vast sums of paper money into the world's economies. Inflation is taking more money away from the average citizen. Another tool this evil cartel has is burdening the consumer with ever yet more ILLEGALTAXES.
Their goal is to force every human being on planet earth to become totally dependent on the bankers for their ultimate survival. Governments only serve as puppeteers for carry out the Nazi like orders of the Illuminati (International Banking Cartel). Do you really think the Queen of England or the president of America has any power? President John F. Kennedy turned on them and look what happened to him! President Reagan tried to be a president of the people and an assassination attempt was made on his life. Actually, the Nazi Bush senior manipulated Reagan to further the vast corruption of the Illuminati.
Most Americans will buy into the vast lies of the International Banking Cartel. Why? The Holy Bible warned of this in the following verse: 2Th 2:11
And for this cause God shall send them strong delusion, that they should believe a lie:
Have you noticed all the people in America walking around like they're in a zombie state? All the food and water now has induced chemicals in them to "SLOW KILL" the population. Diseases are exploding throughout the population worldwide. Nazi like restrictions are also being forced on the people of the world. Are you still wondering why this mind control isn't being stopped right now? The people have been dumbed down to the point he or she is virtually useless now.
Even if some of the population does wake up in the next few months it will be far to late for countless individuals. The Illuminati machine has progressed to the point where it can't be stopped now. Besides, the Holy Bible tells us a super natural world ruler will appear on the scene to formulate this ONE WORLD GOVERNMENT. In the last 100 years politicians and corporate leaders have foretold there will be a ONE WORLD GOVERNMENT coming. The so called "BLUE BLOODS," Satan's wealthy minions have dreamed of such a world system since the beginning of time
It all started with the fall of man in the garden, then progressed through the tower of Babel and now we have arrived at this point in time. When the capstone is united with the base of the pyramid as reflected on America's occult dollar bill. The dreams of the occult freemasons and the new age movement will have been realized. The reason most of the world despises true Christianity is because these occultists believe Satan is the real god of all creation. This is one of Satan's super natural tricks in destroying all of God's precious Creation. As the Holy Bible so righty declares; Satan comes to: "KILLS-STEAL-and-DESTROY!"
Take a good look around you! Virtually every corporate logo represents some form of Satan's ONE WORLD ORDER. The circle represents the snake bitting its tall. When the circle is complete as in the mentioned logo that represents the completion of Satan's world order. When the capstone is placed on the pyramid it too represents Satan's world government. People flashing the devil sign are in reality paying homage to Satan. The late Anton LaVey, founder of the church of Satan flashed the devil sign. Individuals wearing a ring on their middle finger also pay homage to Satan. Ancient pagans wore the ring on their middle finger and they worshipped many gods except the one true one. Each of those gods were a by product of lucifer!
Maybe you would enjoy a fascist government telling you what to believe in but not I! Maybe you'd enjoy living in a low income tenement building instead of your home but not I. Maybe you would enjoy a government telling you what medical and dental treatment you can and cannot have but not I. Maybe you would love it if your fascist government told you when you can travel and when you can't but not I. How about the government telling you what you can eat and what you can't. How about who you can marry and who you can't. How many children you can have and how many you can't.
This is now the world we live in but most people are to stupid to get out of their GMO trance to believe the unthinkable happening right now. Checkpoints are now being deployed all over America. Drones are secretly flying over our cities right now. One almost crashed into a passenger jet over Denver a few weeks ago. Believe it or not! The military industrial complex has technology 30 years ahead of anything you see on the open market. IT'S TO LATE…
Read the following article I wrote on preparing for the coming disaster; http://planet.infowars.com/economics/survival-in-the-2012-financial-crash
The best thing you can do for yourself and your family right now is to live by the laws of God and accept Jesus Christ as your Lord and Eternal Savior. Find a born again church and help those less fortunate then yourself. Spread the "Good News" just mentioned and constantly pray for divine protection. My wife and I pray twice a day Psalm 91.
We're going to lose the battle but we'll win the war with the Lord by our side after the Tribulation.
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Haweeli's PR eyes city eateries
Long Island public relations guru Steve Haweeli is packaging his company's expertise for restaurateurs in New York City. Haweeli's East Hampton company, WordHampton Public Relations, is launching a new division called Metro Restaurant Marketing, the company announced Monday. Metro will offer social media, e-marketing and public relations services as a package, using the tagline "Stand out in a city of 24,000 restaurants." WordHampton represents LI restaurants and hotels such as Finnegan's in Huntington, the Garden City Hotel in Garden City and Nick and Toni's in East Hampton. Metro, which officially launches Aug. 15, is already working on projects for three clients. -- Lisa Du
Suffolk maps out sewer units
Suffolk County on Monday has completed what officials called a long-overdue mapping of the county's public and private sewage treatment facilities. County Executive Steve Bellone called the inventory of wastewater treatment infrastructure a first of its kind for Suffolk and said it was "critical" to further economic development and environmental planning. "Now we will have a clear and precise record of every treatment facility, large or small, public or private, operated by federal, state, county, town or village," said Bellone. The inventory found that less than 25 percent of the county is served by sewage treatment facilities, although there are 192 treatment plants. -- Tom Incantalupo
Public lender faces delisting
Manhattan Bridge Capital, a public lending company based in Great Neck, may face delisting from the Nasdaq stock exchange if it cannot get its stock price up. The lender received notice of the potential delisting from Nasdaq Monday because the company's stock has closed below $1 per share for the last 30 business days. Per Nasdaq rules, Manhattan Bridge's stock must close at or above $1 for 10 consecutive business days sometime in the next 180 days to remain on the exchange. Manhattan Bridge, founded in 1989, primarily lends to small businesses. It trades under the ticker symbol LOAN and closed Monday at 92 cents a share. -- Lisa Du
Report says Fairway eyeing IPO
Fairway Market filed for a confidential initial public offering last week, according to a report from Reuters. Details on the IPO for the upscale grocer are unclear as the company filed under new laws that allow companies with less than $1 billion in annual revenue to declare their intentions to go public confidentially. Fairway does not need to declare its IPO and financial details until three weeks before a road show to market itself to potential investors. Private equity firm Sterling Investment Partners is majority owner of the Manhattan-based chain, which has a store in Plainview and plans to open a Westbury location in two weeks. An assistant at Fairway's general counsel's office said she couldn't comment on any IPO news because it was filed confidentially. -- Lisa Du
Fed boss touts fiscal 'well-being'
Ben Bernanke wants to know if you're happy. The Federal Reserve chairman said Monday that gauging happiness can be as important for measuring economic progress as determining whether inflation is low or unemployment high. Economics isn't just about money and material benefits; it's also about understanding and promoting "the enhancement of well-being," he said. "We should seek better and more direct measurements of economic well-being," Bernanke said in a speech shown to economists in Cambridge, Mass. Promoting well-being is "the ultimate objective of our policy decisions," he said, acknowledging that many people aren't too happy about the economy right now. -- AP


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Murder Charges Filed In Student Murder Case
Todd Pittenger - May 11, 2015 10:07 am
(clockwise from top left) Macio Palacio, Jerome Forbes, Daniel Sims, Stephen Gentry are all facing the same charges that include 1st degree murder, attempted 1st degree murder, shooting at an occupied vehicle, and conspiracy to commit aggravated battery.
Five of six people accused in the shooting death of a 17-year-old Salina girl made their first appearance in Saline County District Court Monday morning, and were formally charged. Four men accused in the case appeared via closed circuit TV. A woman appeared in person, by herself.
Appearing via closed circuit TV were:
- 22-year-old Macio Palacio
- 19-year-old Jerome Forbes
- 19-year-old Daniel Sims
- 18-year-old Stephen Gentry
All are facing the same four felony charges, and heard them read by Judge Renee Young. The charges are 1st degree murder, attempted 1st degree murder, shooting at an occupied vehicle, and conspiracy to commit aggravated battery.
The only one to show emotion was Palacio, who was dressed in an orange jail jumpsuit. He cried as Judge Renee Young read the charges against him, and as he spoke to her.
17-year-old Andrew Woodring is also accused in the case. He appeared in juvenile court last week. He is facing the same charges of 1st degree murder, attempted 1st degree murder, shooting at an occupied vehicle, and conspiracy to commit aggravated battery. He is also facing an additional charge of obstruction. The Saline County Attorney's Office is determining whether or not they want to petition to try Woodring as an adult.
21-year-old Azucena Garcia-Ferniza appeared by herself, in person. She is facing a single felony charge of obstruction.
The case stems from the death of 17-year-old Allie Saum, who was shot and killed last Wednesday night in what turned out to be a case of mistaken identity. Police said that the shooting was prompted by a fight earlier in the evening. A group of people went out to seek revenge. One of them mistakenly identified a male in a blue, Dodge pickup as being involved in the fight. He was not. Shots were fired at the truck as it drove eastbound in the 500 block of Russell. Saum was also in the truck, and was hit in the head. She later died at Salina Regional Health Center.
All of the adults will be back in court next Monday. With the exception of Garcia-Ferniza who is free on bond, the four men are all being held in the Saline County Jail on a $1 million bond.
Woodring is being held in juvenile detention in Junction City. He is scheduled to appear in juvenile court in Salina later this week.
I understand that two of these boys were fathers why were they running the streets & not changing diapers & learning how to be a father?!! If I shot everyone that went by my house more then 30 mph there would no one left or pulled out in front of me. They killed a seventeen year old in Wichita at a family gathering. I am sorry but to many people have guns. I was grew up on a farm & my Dad did not have a gun & we made it just fine.


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Baltimore Orioles pitcher Ubaldo Jimenez mad his first rehab start in Single-A this week and then bought the whole team steak and lobster dinners.
Baltimore Orioles pitcher Ubaldo Jimenez made his first rehab start in Single-A this week after landing on the DL for spraining his ankle in a parking lot pothole.
To celebrate his return to the field, Jimenez bought the Aberdeen IronBirds a post game spread of steak and Lobster.
Thanks to Ubaldo Jimenez for the steak and lobster for dinner tonight. #Orioles
— Nigel Nootbaar (@NigelNootbaar20) July 30, 2014
It is a tradition for Major leaguer's rehabbing in the minors to up the quality of the team's post game food, but Jimenez took it to the maximum and he should be applauded for that. Just don't be surprised if you catch a bunch of minor leaguers punching holes in the sidewalks of Baltimore.
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text: The NASCAR Racing 2003 Season wiki last edited by ShadowKnight508 on 02/14/13 10:18PM View full history OverviewNascar Racing 2003 Season is the final installment in Papyrus's famed Nascar Racing Simulation Series for the PC. The game featured all of Nascar's 23 tracks which would be later updated by the games mod community. It also featured an online mode in which you could race against 42 other players. The game has lived on through its modding community years after it was originally released in 2003 with many new mods and tracks coming out each year.CreationNascar Racing 2003 Season was created in a joint effort by both Papyrus and Sierra and was released on February 4th, 2003 for Windows PC and Mac.FeaturesAll 23 officially-licensed NASCAR tracks from 2003.Entire 2003 Winston Cup roster + over a dozen fictional cars for use in each race.Online racing against fellow racers through special servers or LAN networks.Championship Mode: Run the entire 2003 NASCAR Winston Cup Series schedule and see if you have what it takes to become a true NASCAR champion.Replay Studio: Save entire race replays and re-watch your greatest racing accomplishments (or crashes). ModificationsIn the many years since Nascar Racing 2003 Season was originally released, many gaming communities took up the task of not only adding on to the game through new carsets and racetracks, but by creating entire mods that allowed for open-wheel racing, sports-car racing, and other types of cars to be used in the game. Today, several large groups and sites still provide new cars, mods, and tracks for the game, which continues to thrive in the video game racing community. End of An EraIn early 2004, Electronic Arts (EA) sought to purchase the exclusive rights for NASCAR-related games, and all that stood in their way was Papyrus and Sierra. In March of 2004, EA acquired the exclusive rights to be the sole producer of NASCAR-related games, thus bringing the end of NASCAR Racing 2003 Season. With EA holding the rights, all copies of NASCAR Racing 2003 Season were pulled from the store shelves. With no future in NASCAR-related games due to EA owning the gaming rights, Papyrus would close down two months later in May 2004. In the years after the breakup of Papyrus, some of the staff from the NASCAR Racing 2003 Season would later go on with David Kaemmer to start up what would later become the popular iRacing.com racing simulator.


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Just wanted to point out that the fair grounds where we saw the cool cars last week is the exact same place that Obama spoke yesterday. I like the cars better.
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"This image is of Ricky Jackson. He's in a band called The Daylights, which happens to be one of my favorite bands. I love how mysterious this image feels. No one on the shoot wanted him to sit on that chair because we were on the 14th floor, and there wasn't anything on the other side of the ledge he was on. It feels super dark because it really is; him being so relaxed in that old chair, with his weight fully leaning into it, is extremely unsettling."


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I've never quite understood why vaccines are the great fear of my generation of mothers. Every scientifically sound study has shown that vaccines are safe, that they prevent disease, and that they keep our most vulnerable populations safe. But still, in certain communities, you can't throw a rock without hitting someone who is pursuing an alternative vaccination schedule for her child or refusing to vaccinate at all.
There are, of course, families who need to pursue different vaccination schedules for sound medical reasons that have been discussed with their pediatricians. Our own pediatrician went through the vaccines recommended for babies with us, and based on our family history, the fact that we were successfully breastfeeding, and the fact that our kids weren't in daycare, felt that certain vaccines were less necessary for us, and we elected to skip them. Because of some bad reactions I had to certain vaccines in my teens, we're going to hold off on those for the girls until they're preteens. One of my good friends' children can't get several vaccines due to egg allergies. People who delay or change the vaccine schedule in consultation with a medical professional aren't the people that concern me.
This debate can also get complicated because all the alternative vaccination schedules that people might pursue get lumped in together, so the mom who has decided that she wants her kids to get one shot at a time, rather than the multiple shots all together, gets lumped in with the mom who decided to hold off on all vaccines until baby is five years old. This makes it more difficult to have a rational discussion, because people in the same category can have wildly differing views.
I was a lot more understanding about conflicting views on vaccinations before my oldest was diagnosed with asthma. After taking her to the ER multiple times in one year because of colds that spiraled into asthma attacks that couldn't be managed at home, I bullied my entire family and everyone who was going to interact with her in any kind of meaningful way into getting a flu shot. And it finally clicked for me that I didn't vaccinate my kids for themselves. I vaccinated my kids because other people can't vaccinate theirs. I vaccinated my kids because I thought, what if one of my children gave rubella to a pregnant woman who'd lost her immunity, and she lost her much desired baby? I followed the standard vaccination schedule because vaccines are about public health and public safety, not just my own kids and my own wants and needs.
What's your stance on the vaccination schedule?
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