text:
Same-sex marriage: British leader, churches clash
Published 4:00 am, Wednesday, June 13, 2012
London --
The British government headed for a bruising showdown Tuesday with Anglican and Roman Catholic Church leaders over Prime Minister David Cameron's contentious plan to legalize same-sex marriage, presaging what some clerics called the most serious rift between church and state in centuries.
Just two days before a deadline for public responses to the plan, the Church of England and Roman Catholic bishops insisted in public statements that marriage was the union of a man and a woman.
Cameron, who leads a coalition government with the junior Liberal Democrats, has depicted himself as an ardent support of same-sex marriage, going beyond existing laws covering civil partnerships, which were introduced eight years ago.
- The Westin St. Francis Hotel's famous sugar castlessfgate
- Bear with 2 cubs spotted in Placer Countysfgate
- The Regulars: Mr. Rob Basssfgate
- Crows flocking around Vallejosfgate
- Windows of History: Video animation at SF housesfgate
- Salt & Straw features Thanksgiving ice cream flavors in San Franciscosfgate
- The walk to the Big GameSFGate
- UC Berkeley professor's 'Slaughterbots' video goes viralsfgate
- Mammoth Mountain Resort digs out after after six-foot snowstormsfgate
- Heavenly Mountain's 2017 opening daysfgate
The proposal to legalize same-sex unions threatens not only to provoke a clash with church and Muslim leaders but could also divide Cameron's Conservative Party, adding to a catalog of political woes that has been building over policy reversals and accusations by his critics that the Conservatives are too close to the rich and powerful.
It could also deepen strains within the coalition because Cameron has said Conservative lawmakers may vote on the proposal according to their consciences, while the Liberal Democrat leader, Nick Clegg, wants all his party's legislators in Parliament to approve the proposed legislation.
In its statement Tuesday, the Church of England said, "Marriage benefits society in many ways, not only by promoting mutuality and fidelity, but also by acknowledging an underlying biological complementarity which includes, for many, the possibility of procreation."
The positions taken by the churches drew a scathing response from gay rights activists, such as Ben Summerskill, the head of an advocacy group called Stonewall, who accused the Church of England of orchestrating a "master class in melodramatic scaremongering."


text:
After Greg Jennings signed with the Minnesota Vikings in the offseason, there's been a well-documented back and forth between the wide receiver and Green Bay Packers quarterback Aaron Rodgers.
Rodgers threw the first barb when during the Wisconsin Sports Awards ceremony, Rodgers playfully responded "Who?" when asked a question about Jennings.
In several interviews since that time, Jennings has also jokingly declined to call Rodgers by name, instead referring to a vague "the quarterback" instead.
During an interview on ESPN on Tuesday, Jennings called Rodgers by name, but reading into his comments, one can infer that the back-and-forth banter between Jennings and Rodgers has an edge to it.
As summed up by NFC North blogger Kevin Seifert of ESPN.com:
(Jennings) also somewhat cryptically said that "you get respect when you give respect" when asked why he apparently thinks more of Favre than Rodgers. The video is worth your time.
The interview in its entirety can be viewed here:
Packers fans, as based upon responses to my Twitter account, are asking whether any hurt feelings between the two stems from Rodgers not vouching for Jennings like he has other players on the Packers roster. A sampling:
@BrianCarriveau Did Rodgers ever vouch for Jennings like he did for Jones a couple years ago?
— Spencer Szymonowicz (@Spencerszy) July 16, 2013
@BrianCarriveau going out on the limb and say its the non vouching thing that irked him along with the constant praise of his successor Cobb
— Chris Jones (@Cj060606) July 16, 2013
@BrianCarriveau Agree. Seems like GJ wanted to be the next DD & is pissed that AR didn't go to bat for him. But who the hell knows for sure?
— klwillis45 (@klwillis45) July 16, 2013
@BrianCarriveau Did he go to bat for Jennings privately/publicly during negotiations?
— This is me (@MinnieSconnie) July 16, 2013
The next step in the soap opera appears headed toward the moment when Jennings is bluntly asked whether he felt disrespected by Rodgers.
Observers might also point out the critical comments of Rodgers by Jennings' sister on social media last season as a sign that a beef existed between the two before Jennings left Green Bay as a free agent.
- Like Like
- 0 points

subset: commoncrawl


text:
A TALENTED young freerunner will be demonstrating his skills on TV after being nominated for a national award.
Josh Young, 11, of Northview Drive, Westcliff, will be on Nickelodeon's Fruit Shoot Get Your Skills On at 9am, on Saturday, after being nominated for the Trick Stars Skills award.
He is largely self-taught in the art of freerunning through Youtube – a French movement in which people move through towns, running and jumping over urban hurdles and obstacles in a continuous, fluid, movement.
It requires significant flexibility, strength and athleticism and for the past year the Chase High School pupil has been training at the freerunning gymat Rochford Primary School.
Josh's skills were picked up by Get Your Skills On presenter Connor Boost when Josh trained at one of his groups, but he said most of his friends were still sceptical that he is going to be on television.
He said: "I don't think they believe me, to be honest. Some do but most of them don't."
As a sport with high jumps, wall-scaling and even back flips, Josh said anyone looking for an exciting hobby may want to consider freerunning.
He said: "I'd definitely recommend other people try it. I quite like people's reaction to it and it gives me a buzz."
Mum Melanie, 37, has had to overcome her fears that Josh could potentially get hurt, but she said she was thrilled he has made it on to television.
She said: "I'm very proud of him. When he started, it was quite frightening watching him flying off walls 6ft high but I'm getting used to it.
"He practices so much that I'm not worried any more, to be honest."
Votes can be cast for Josh's performance from Saturday at www.nick.co.uk/getyourskills on ahead of the final episode of Get Your Skills On on September 6, at 9am, when the winner will be announced.


text:
Need a ProStores Template? We are pleased to announce our new ProStores Template store, we now have over 13,000 templates available for the ProStores ecommerce system, all designed by the best professionals around! All at great prices! Shop our ProStores Templates
If you use ProStores and need a fresh look you should check it out!


text:
Valencia's Marchena given three-match ban
MADRID, Jan 28 (Reuters) - Valencia centre-back Carlos Marchena was banned for three matches on Friday after being sent off in the King's Cup quarter-final tie against Deportivo Coruna.
The Spanish Football Federation Competitions' Committee said they had handed out a heavy punishment because it was not the first time the defender had been sent off this season.
Marchena was dismissed in the eighth minute of Wednesday's second leg at the Mestalla after he struck Angel Arizmendi in the face as the Deportivo striker headed towards goal.
The Spanish international told the Canal Nou television station he regretted the incident.
'I didn't intend to hurt him,' he said. 'I'm sorry about what happened and I'm relieved I didn't do him any damage.'
Despite losing Marchena, Valencia scored before halftime to level the tie 1-1 on aggregate but the referee abandoned the game moments later after a linesman was hit by an object thrown by the crowd.
The remaining 46 minutes will be played behind closed doors at the Mestalla next Wednesday.
Marchena will miss Valencia's next two league games as well as the remainder of the King's Cup second leg against Deportivo and the first leg of a possible semi-final against Espanyol.


text:
Both practical and attractive, antique clocks are sought after worldwide for collections and homes. For a buyer who has already purchased an antique clock, it is advisable to consider a few guidelines in order to care for it in the years to come. With many considerations impacting the smooth running and longevity of these fragile pieces, a buyer may need to consider such points as whether their clock is a true antique, the individual parts of the clock that require maintenance, the common approaches to antique clock care, and what additional items can be of use during this process. With the world of antique clock care being as intricate as the devices themselves, this guide aims to assist an owner in navigating the many choices that present themselves when preserving these pieces of history.
History of Antique Clocks
The water clock, dating back thousands of years, measured time by a steady flow of liquid into a container. These were not fragile devices, but neither were they overly accurate. Another timepiece, the sundial, is as ancient as it was sturdy, but was only of use during the day. During the centuries that followed these early devices, huge technological leaps forward were made, and clocks increased to a level of precision that had never been seen before. The complexity of modern clocks also increased their fragility. Throughout history, the addition of pendulums, gears and hands, as well as ornate housing designs, made caring for clocks a profession of its own.
Discover Antique Clocks
Antique clocks are typified by their age, and this is an important point for a buyer to note before attempting any restoration or care. Though the term is occasionally debated, most 'antiques' are agreed to be at least one hundred years old. Occasionally, buyers will notice that 1930 is also thought of as a measuring year, but the important consideration is that not every 'old' timepiece is considered an antique.
It is fair for a buyer to consider that some newer clocks may be in worse condition than their antique predecessors. Each antique clock's quality depends heavily on the care that it has been afforded since it was made. It is important, however, for a buyer to be aware of the age of their antique in order to gain a better understanding of its potential fragility and maintenance requirements. As a general rule, an owner could consider that the older the piece, the more care needs to be taken to preserve it.
Components of Antique Clocks
Before attempting any maintenance, it is important for an antique clock owner to consider the separate components of their piece. As a rule, the delicate internal parts of these antiques should be fixed or cleaned by a trained professional only.
Internal Parts
Power source
Allows the clock to work and is generally a weight, suspended and wrapped around a spring.
Vibrates at a steady frequency, such as a pendulum or balance wheel, and connects to the controller.
'Pushes' the oscillator to make up for frequency lost through friction, also gives out a measured pulse.
Counter Chain
Series of gears that converts the escapements pulse into minutes and seconds on the indicator.
Additional mechanism that creates noise upon certain positions of the hands, usually on the hour.
External Parts
The case of the clock that can be made out of various materials including brass and wood.
The readable portion of the clock that is usually represented by two 'hands' and the numbers one through to twelve, or numerals, depicted on a white background.
Hinged component found on the top of designs such as carriage clocks and is meant for transportation.
The very base of the clock that rests on the ground or shelf.
Factors to Consider Before Repairing Antique Clocks
Below is a list of considerations that any clock buyer should take into account before doing any repairs.
- Transport – Some antique clocks, such as grandfather clocks, may require specialist transportation to re-locate them.
- Skills and Tools – Antique clock maintenance is predominantly a professional concern, and a buyer shouldn't attempt to fix a clock's mechanical components by themselves or, using household tools.
- Lighting – An owner should ensure that they are able to see exactly what they are doing before attempting to clean an antique clock.
- Too Much Care – While cleaning antique clocks is important, too much attention can be just as detrimental. An owner should be sure that maintenance is warranted before commencing.
- Preservation – If handling any chemicals or oils, an owner should be aware of what precautions they should take, including gloves and glasses.
Methods of Antique Clock Preservation
Antique clock repair is a vast and delicate field. Below are ten points for any owner to consider when maintaining their own timepiece.
1. Dusting
An owner can dust fragile areas of antique clocks, including the face, by delicately using a photographer's lens brush. A dry cloth can be used for the removal of dust on other, less fragile surfaces, but care should be taken that the cloth is fine enough not to scratch the surface. Cleaning is also best undertaken with gloves to ensure that sweat and dirt from the hands doesn't make its way onto the piece.
2. Cleaning Metal and Glass
If cleaning these materials, warm and soapy water can be used. For tough marks on glass, methylated spirits and cotton wool can also help, although these shouldn't come in to contact with any other surfaces or finishes. After the surfaces are treated, they should then be rinsed with damp cotton wool and buffed dry using chamois leather if possible.
3. Temperature
An antique clock should not be left to overheat as this can warp the internal components and damage the exterior finish. Mantel clocks should not be placed above working fireplaces, and should also be kept away from direct sunlight and radiators.
4. Humidity
Clocks of different construction are better off in different levels of humidity. If possible, metal clocks should be kept in a low humidity environment to help slow possible corrosion. Wooden clocks are best kept away from dry air – such as that found in attics – because this can dry wood out.
5. Moving
Care should be taken with the moving antique clocks. Damage can occur with untimed movement of pendulums or shaking of the components. If possible, pendulums should be removed from the clock before shifting. Clocks with platform escapements instead of pendulums – like carriage clocks – are less susceptible to damage when moved, but should still be shifted with care.
6. Oiling
Like most machines, antique clocks require oil. While they will continue running after their oil has dried up, it can be detrimental to the mechanics. Most antique clocks should be oiled every three years, but a professional should generally be responsible.
7. Polishing
The polishing of an antique clock is not always necessary or, good for the finish. Over decades of cleaning it can wear away features on the clock. If, however, the clock is tarnished or the lacquer is dirty, it may be necessary to polish it. A variety of antique metal and wood polishers are available on the market. If in doubt, consult a professional.
8. Winding
It is generally necessary to wind antique clocks using a key. This should be done carefully, ensuring that the key is the correct fit and not damaged. If moving the hands of the clock with a finger, it is important to make sure that they move clockwise only. Knowing how much the clock needs winding is important because it will help to keep accurate time.
9. Position
It is important for the feet of the clock to stay, especially with pendulum designs. A clock that does not sit level may not tell accurate time.
10. Professional Care
The most important approach to antique clock care is a professional one. Antique clocks should be expertly cleaned every six years. If in doubt, when it comes to fixing or repairing an antique clock, always consult a professional.
Accessories and Add-ons for Antique Clock Care
Before undertaking any of the above suggestions, a buyer should note the clock care products that can be found on the market. They include:
- Wood Polish
- Brass Polish
- Stain Marker
- Oil
- Clock Oiler
- Clock Level
- Clock Cleaning Solution
- Cleaning Cloth
- Cleaning Gloves
Finding Antique Clocks on eBay
If you are looking to purchase an antique clock, visit the Antiques portal on eBay, select Clocks and start searching item listings. The Categories list on the left-hand side of the eBay page helps to narrow the search.
Searching for Antique Clocks on eBay
Search eBay listing titles for specific words when shopping for antique clocks. For example, to find a 19th century grandfather clock, type '19th Century Grandfather Clock' into the search box, and then click the Advanced button to customise the results. Also visit eBay's Search Tips page for more advice on searching for antiques with keywords. If you can't find the exact antique clock you want, try shopping eBay Stores.
Antique clocks can offer style, functionality and history. Due to their fragility and value, it is a good idea to first take consideration of the above guidelines on identification and care. It is advised that you are equipped with the knowledge of what defines an antique clock, the number of components that need to be maintained, the variety of options when cleaning, and what steps should not be taken without consulting a professional.
Once you have collected this information, you can care for your antique clock safely and securely on eBay.


text:
You might think of it as a New Mexican Christmas pageant, but the tradition from which Luis Valdez's adaptation of La Pastorela comes goes back centuries, all the way from Europe to Mexico to New Mexico to the San Luis Valley of Colorado...and now, to the stage of Su Teatro in Denver. The story of humble shepherds traveling to Bethlehem, this folk tale is spiced up by an epic battle between the dark angel Luzbel and the archangel San Miguel. Yet Valdez's version, written years ago for the seminal California Chicano theater group El Teatro Campesino, is also very funny — a trait born of the company's roots in politicized street performances during the United Farmworkers uprisings of the '60s and '70s.
"La Pastorela is a fun, family-friendly play in the Chicano theater tradition. We never take ourselves too seriously," says Su Teatro artistic director Tony Garcia. "This play is culturally relevant, but it transcends the Chicano experience to provide a universal holiday story." It's also serving as Su Teatro's annual holiday-season nod to the St. Cajetan's Reunification Project, which brings together former denizens of the Auraria neighborhood who were displaced by redevelopment and the rise of the Auraria campus.
If you like this story, consider signing up for our email newsletters.
You have successfully signed up for your selected newsletter(s) - please keep an eye on your mailbox, we're movin' in!
La Pastorela opens tonight at 7:30 p.m. at Su Teatro at the Denver Civic Theatre, 721 Santa Fe Drive, and continues through December 22; Luis Valdez will be honored at a free reception before this Saturday's performance at 7 p.m. For tickets, ranging from $12 to $20, visit suteatro.org or call 303-296-0219. Su Teatro also invites AARP card-holding barrio old-timers and their families for a special matinee performance on December 15; admission is a $3 donation, with a six-ticket limit per AARP member attending.
Thursdays-Saturdays, 7:30 p.m.; Sundays, 2 p.m. Starts: Dec. 5. Continues through Dec. 22, 2013


text:
Behind the Scenes: Library-By-Mail
July 03, 2012
Have you heard that MCPL provides materials through the mail to patrons who are physically unable to go the Library? This service, known as Library-by-Mail, is a great way to make sure that we're able to provide access to all our customers. But who processes these requests and maintains the LBM accounts? That would be Carma Anderson, the effervescent woman in charge of managing everyone signed up for the service. Carma spends all day checking materials in and out, signing up new patrons, taking calls, placing holds, and making sure LBM patrons receive just what they're looking for, and she does it all with her warm smile and trademark laugh. In a way, Carma is like a mini-branch in and of herself! Given that I'm way too curious for my own good, I asked if she would give us an insider's view of this awesome service and she cheerfully obliged.
How long has the LBM program been around and how has it changed from the beginning?
LBM was established in 2006. When the program began, LBM sent out one book (and it was hand delivered!), and now we have 300+ patrons and send out 4-6 totes and 40-60 green bags of material per day.
What is the most interesting thing you've received back in a bag?
I've received poems, cards, funny letters, artwork, hand-crocheted ornaments, candy, and the fascinating life history of one of my patrons written through a series of letters.
What is your favorite thing about LBM?
The people! Everyone has such different and interesting stories. There is so much appreciation for the service, it's wonderful.
What are the biggest misconceptions about the program?
One of the biggest misconceptions is that we are an actual branch with a collection and that we have titles sitting on a shelf. Everything we get in for patrons is something we placed on hold, so if it's a popular title it can take a really long time to get here. Another big one is that anyone in the system can use our services, but you have to meet the qualifications.
Even though LBM is only for patrons within the MCPL system, have you ever received requests from other places around the United States?
Yes! Off the top of my head I remember getting calls from Illinois, Indiana, and California
If you're interested in using this service, first check out our Library-By-Mail page, and then go ahead and give Carma a call. She's sure to greet you warmly!
- Mariah H.
Information and Reader Services


text:
FIVE Preston North End players and a former player have been cleared of spot-fixing allegations.
Club captain John Welsh, Bailey Wright, David Buchanan, Ben Davies, Keith Keane and ex-striker Graham Cummins were arrested and question on April 4 over allegations they had been deliberately booked in matches.
They were released on police bail after questioning and never charged with any offence, and were due to answer that bail next Wednesday at police stations in Rotherham and Cheadle Heath.
But police contacted North End on Friday to inform the players that they had been released from bail and were no longer under any arrest procedure.
It is a huge relief for the players who vigorously denied any wrong-doing when questioned by the police.
The six came under the media limelight on a national scale, with their arrest in April by officers from the National Crime Agency receiving widespread coverage.
At the time they were arrested and subsequently after, Welsh, Wright, Buchanan and Keane were regulars in the North End first-team.
Cummins, who left Deepdale in the summer at the conclusion of his contract, was on loan at Rochdale when he was arrested.
Defender Davies, 18, was on loan at York City to gain first-team experience, but is now back at North End.
Wright was included in Australia's World Cup squad in Brazil despite the allegations hanging over him.
A statement released by PNE said: "In April of this year a number of our players were very publicly arrested in connection with a wider investigation into 'spot fixing' in football.
"At the time, they were bailed with a date for answering bail subsequently set for Wednesday 30th July 2014.
"We have today been informed that all of our players have been released from bail and are no longer under any form of formal arrest procedure.
"There will be no further comment on this matter."


text:
#RSL Tweets of the Day (@RealSaltLake)
WATCH: #RSL 3:2 at CHI Ford post-game w/ @OriginalWinger, boss @jeffcassar //www.realsaltlake.com/video/2014/05/03/rsl-chicago-fire-ford-postgame-show-jeff-Cassar … & MF Ned Grabavoy //www.realsaltlake.com/video/2014/05/03/rsl-chicago-fire-ford-postgame-show-ned-grabavoy …
The Trib's @RealSaltLake beat writer @chriskamrani stopped by the studio to educate the masses. #RSL - http://tinyurl.com/kjmgh9r
Kyle Beckerman on 3-2 win at Chicago: "This is one of the games I will remember. I will remember a game like this forever, I think." #RSL
VIDEO :: #RSL 3 : 2 at CHI highlights … //www.realsaltlake.com/video/2014/05/03/highlights-rsl-chicago-fire-may-3-2014 … comeback win to capture points for 10th time in last 12 road games
Unpredictable, still unbeaten @RealSaltLake flipped the script in a dramatic win thanks to its first-year head coach. http://bit.ly/1iarbSD
Can now wipe Chicago off my list of cities left to visit. Fantastic city. Delighted to be heading back to Salt Lake with the 3 points.
MLSsoccer.com: Vote now for 2014 AT&T MLS Goal of the Week: Week 9
ABC 4: Real Sports Live - May 4, 2014
KUTV: Bill Manning Interview Part 2
Real Salt Lake News & Notes
The Salt Lake Tribune: RSL flips script, continues unbeaten start to 2014
Soccer by Ives: SBI MLS Player of the Week: Joao Plata
For the Fans, By the Fans
RSL Soapbox: Player Ratings: Plata, Saborio, Mansally ink comeback for RSL in 3-2 win over Chicago
RSL Soapbox: Cassar's subs: Shifting attack toward flanks pays dividends in RSL win over Chicago
Real Nation: 10 Tidbits From a Thriller in Chicago
MLS, Other News & Notes
MLSsoccer.com: Kick Off: Champions Sporting KC back on top in crowded East; Seattle Sounders lead Western pack
MLSsoccer.com: Armchair Analyst: Can't fight the youth, Mr. Indispensable in KC and other thoughts from MatchDay 9
MLSsoccer.com: FC Dallas 0, New York Red Bulls 1 | MLS Match Recap
MLSsoccer.com: New York Red Bulls star Thierry Henry shows once again "why he is who he is" in win over FC Dallas
MLSsoccer.com: Young Danny Garcia given keys to FC Dallas offense, impresses despite loss to New York Red Bulls
MLSsoccer.com: Sporting Kansas City 2, Columbus Crew 0 | MLS Match Recap
MLSsoccer.com: Columbus Crew boss Gregg Berhalter: "In all honesty, Kansas City is the better team right now"
MLSsoccer.com: No tarnish here: Sporting KC survive championship ring ceremony to get the points
MLSsoccer.com: Colorado Rapids head coach Pablo Mastroeni shoots down notion that club's success is based on luck
MLSsoccer.com: Vancouver Whitecaps and Designated Player forward Kenny Miller mutually agree to contract termination
MLSsoccer.com: Injuries, suspension, schedule congestion: FC Dallas up against it at start of busy stretch
MLSsoccer.com: World Cup: Sporting KC aim to rack up the points before Graham Zusi and Matt Besler head to Brazil
SI.com: Revs' Andrew Farrell proving he's a leader who relishes the challenges ahead
Fox Soccer: Breakdown: Designated Players must find their place as team ethic evolves
Goal.com: The MLS Wrap: Dempsey and Seattle the stars of season's first quarter


text:
2011 USA Cycling Cyclo-cross National Calendar
Among the requirements for inclusion on the CXNC is an elite cash purse, as well as the agreement to submit race results to USA Cycling within 24 hours for proper rankings calculation.
Click here for the 2012/13 CXNC bid application — Applications are still being accepted.
2011 Cyclo-cross National Calendar (CXNC)
|November 6
|Fall Back Cross Race — Results
|Colorado Springs, CO
|Tara McCarthy
|November 13
|25th Outdoors Inc Cyclocross Championships — Results
|Memphis, TN
|Joe Royer
|November 19
|Super Cross Cup 1 — Results
|Long Island, NY
|Myles Romanow
|November 20
|Super Cross Cup 2
|Long Island, NY
|Myles Romanow
|November 26
|Baystate CX — Results
|Sterling, MA
|William Stevens
|December 4
|Kings CX Weekend — Results
|Mason, OH
|Corey Green
This schedule is SUBJECT TO CHANGE.
If you have any questions about the bid application or event organizer responsibilities, please contact USA Cycling Vice President of National Events Micah Rice at email@example.com.


text:
Students at the eight City Colleges of Chicago may have fewer courses to choose from next year, when up to 700 classes will be cut to reduce a projected $9.8 million deficit, the college system`s board said Wednesday.
Overtime and outside lectureships will also be cut in the tentative $260 million budget adopted by the board.
The system, which has recently faced scrutiny because of its controversial former chancellor, Nelvia Brady, and its financial woes, now finds itself cutting classes when enrollment is increasing.


text:
Amid this backdrop is the passionate love story of a fragile aristocratic newlywed, Aura Lee, who is shocked by the rigor of the Kansas plains and her strong but dangerously self-righteous husband, Daniel. Together they stand against the challenges of the land, determined to stay together and retain their property. But there are those who are just as determined to tear the couple apart and gain their land.
©1986 Charlotte Hinger; (P)2006 Books in Motion
There are no reviews for this title yet.
Report Inappropriate Content
If you find this review inappropriate and think it should be removed from our site, let us know. This report will be reviewed by Audible and we will take appropriate action.


text:
**Hi, I purchased a new Yamaha XJ6S in 2010 from George White, Swindon. **
**The deal was 4 years warranty, 2 years from Yamaha, 3rd and 4th years arranged by George White. It also included 3 years free servicing (6000,12000,18000 Miles) **
The two years Yamaha warranty is up in September this year, and I have had one of my free services (6000 Miles) With George White going bust in January this year, no web site, phone not answered, and no info from anyone concered with George White, where do I stand, and what can I do?
Attachment 1


text:
30 March 2002
The art of noise
THE deafening racket of a road drill, the thumping beat from a nightclub or the thunderous snoring of a partner—you'll soon be able to silence them all, while the sounds you want to hear come through loud and clear.
That at least is the claim of Selwyn Wright an engineer at the University of Huddersfield in Yorkshire, who has developed what he calls the Silence Machine. It works by analysing the stream of sound waves from a noise source, and generating sound that is exactly out of phase and neutralises the incoming sound waves.
The concept is already in use commercially in noise-cancelling headphones to wear in passenger aircraft. These cancel out the jet engine noise and let you hear the in-flight movie in peace. And flat-panel speakers that produce anti-noise have been fitted to fighter plane cockpits to make them more comfortable for pilots.
But Wright's system is


text:
The five-person authority building a new stadium in Minneapolis approved a set of targets for women and minority-owned businesses to participate in the design and planning of the new facility.
Minnesota Sports Facilities Authority chairwoman Michele Kelm-Helgen said the architectural firm, Dallas-based HKS, had agreed to the goals for subcontractors working on design and engineering. They are 11 percent for firms owned by women and 8 percent for minority-owned businesses.
"While there's no requirement that we do this, we have been very clear that we intend the design and construction of the stadium to set a new standard for inclusion," Kelm-Helgen said.
Planners hope nearly a third of the workforce building the stadium will be women and minorities.
"This plan provides the legal framework for how they can achieve these goals," Kelm-Helgen said.
The Minnesota Vikings management said today they are committed to negotiating with the state's stadium authority before setting a price on one-time seat fees for their ticket holders.
Lester Bagley, Vikings vice president, said Friday morning that the team's efforts to gauge fan interest in personal seat licenses may have been mishandled. They sent out an online survey that suggest the team might charge as much as $15,000 dollars a seat to season ticketholders.
"In hindsight, we should have perhaps informed the governor and the media that the survey is going out and we maybe would have avoided this bump in the road, but it is going to public," Bagley said. "There will be a process. It will be collaborative with the authority. But its way early in the process and we have a long way to go."
Bagley declined to say if the team had a revenue target or range of prices in mind for the seat licenses.
• Follow Tim Nelson on Twitter: http://www.twitter.com/timnelson_mpr


text:
"What makes you vulnerable makes you beautiful." ~Brené Brown
To be vulnerable is to be free.
It gives you a break from trying to pretend you're always right and you don't have any flaws. It gives you permission to show your authentic self and stop taking responsibility for the way other people perceive you. It allows you to try new things and take the risk of feeling awkward or uncomfortable.
It also opens you up to the possibility of pain. We never know when we let our guard down that other people won't hurt us, unintentionally or otherwise.
We can know, however, that the pain of closing ourselves off to people and possibilities is far more dangerous than the potential risks of opening up. We're just not meant to be isolated. We need to really connect with each other.
Today, if you feel tempted to shut down and retreat into yourself, ask yourself : What's the best thing that could happen today if I decided instead to move outside this place that feels safe?
Photo by Thomas Euler
About Lori Deschene
Lori Deschene is the founder of Tiny Buddha and Recreate Your Life Story, an online course that helps you let go of the past and live a life you love. Her latest bookTiny Buddha's Gratitude Journal, which includes 15 coloring pages, is now available for purchase. For daily wisdom, follow Tiny Buddha on Twitter, Facebook & Instagram..
- Web |
- More Posts


text:
I've lied to my boyfriend all the time and he's getting to point to leave and idont want him to go can anyone help me?
You need to talk with your parents or another adult you trust. We cannot help you here.
look into his eyes, and say I'm sorry. If that doesn't work. Seduce him


text:
Plan Your Wedding
We have put this site together to provide you with free wedding planning tools, numerous ways to save money, tips on finding quality wedding vendors nationwide, advice, and resources..
Congratulations that you have found Mr. or Ms. Perfect-for-you, your Wedding Day is a time for perfection. Perfection does not mean you have to break your bank, or your Daddy's bank- if you are so lucky. Wedding-Smart aims to be a friendly place for you to visit and find money saving wedding tips you need to prepare for your Special Day.
Weddings are usually a once in a lifetime event, so most Brides-to-be may need some help being Wedding-Smart. Be smart and follow the expert advice we have to offer on saving money on everything from your wedding favors to your honeymoon.
We wish for you a Smart Wedding, one where you save thousands!
BridesClub.com Preferred Wedding Professional
Free Wedding Planner from BridesClub.com
Discount Wedding Favors
Professionally Written And Inspirational Wedding Speeches And Toasts...
Your Source For Step-by-step Guides That Walk You Through Everything You Need to Know to Create Your Own Inspirational Speech!
Groom Speeches by Dan Stevens
Bride Speeches by Dan Stevens
Best Man Speeches by Dan Stevens
Maid of Honor Speeches by Dan Stevens
Mother of the Bride Speeches by Dan Stevens
Father of the Bride Speeches by Dan Stevens
Master Wedding Planning Guide by Julie White


text:
I am trying to create something cool, but I have a problem:
When I open any .ipl file that includes objects, like LAs.ipl (south LS), I can't see dynamic.ide objects there, such as street lamps, cardboxes, trashbags and that kind of stuff. But if I open it in MapEditor, I can see them. What's up with that? I want to edit all the dynamic objects, but if I edit them one-by-one in the MapEditor it's gonna take hours for something I could do in few minutes in notepad.
Any help?
Dynamic.ide object placement?
Started by bulftrik, Sep 20 2012 04:11 PM
2 replies to this topic
Posted 20 September 2012 - 04:11 PM Edited by bulftrik, 21 September 2012 - 10:39 AM.
Posted 20 September 2012 - 08:49 PM
the most part of object placements is placed in the stream ipl files inside of gta3.img and gta_int.img
Posted 21 September 2012 - 10:37 AM
Yep I just noticed that, but thanks. Too bad that it's still gonna take few hours to remove all of them, because the stream.ipl files need to be decompiled first.
1 user(s) are reading this topic
0 members, 1 guests, 0 anonymous users


text:
Steamboat snowboarder Taylor Gold wins US Open
March 8, 2014
Steamboat Springs — After failing to make the finals at the two biggest events of his season, the X Games and the Olympics, it appeared perhaps Steamboat Springs half-pipe snowboarder Taylor Gold had peaked in time to make the Olympic team but too early to shine on those enormous stages.
On Saturday, he hit a whole new kind of peak, however, flying high to win the U.S. Open in Vail.
Gold, who burst onto the elite snowboarding season this season to compile a heap of personal firsts, notched a score of 87.63 on his first run of the three-run finals. That was enough, his score holding as 10 of the best half-pipe riders in the world did their best to knock him out of the top spot.
They couldn't, and the $45,000 first-place cash purse went to Gold.
"Coming into the event, I wasn't really putting a lot of expectations on myself," said Gold in a press release. "It was a relief to have the Olympic cycle over with. Just having fun here was my main goal, so walking away with this is beyond anything I expected."
Gold, who competed in his first X Games this season as well as his first Olympics, earned his first U.S. Open podium. His run included a method air, a frontside 1260 tail grab, a double Michalchuk melon grab, a frontside double cork 1080 indy, a Cab 1080 roastbeef and a crippler chickensalad.
Recommended Stories For You
Taku Hiraoka, of Japan, was second with a best-run score of 86.88, and David Habluetzel, of Switzerland, took third with a score of 83.23.
Gold qualified for the finals earlier in the week in second place, the only member of the men's half-pipe U.S. Olympic Team to make the cut. Shaun White didn't compete while Greg Bretz and Danny Davis fell below the 10-rider threshold in the 31-competitor field.
Steamboat Springs rider Nik Baden also enjoyed a great week of performances at the U.S. Open. He placed 14th in the men's slope-style finals with a score of 67.05. Mark McMorris, of Canada, won with a score of 87.5. Norway's Stale Sandbech was second, and Canadian Maxence Parrot was third.
Steamboat's Arielle Gold was entered into the women's half-pipe but didn't start.
To reach Joel Reichenberger, call 970-871-4253, email email@example.com or follow him on Twitter @JReich9


text:
There are no items in your cart at this time.
Your search did not match any products.
At MBT, health takes precedence over everything else. The renowned wellness brand has designed an array of masterly crafted MBT orthopedic shoes for the most comfy walking environment time and time again. Whether at home, on the trails or working long hours, the MBT wellness footwear provides a more confident gait, thanks to their signature lower limb support systems that keep your movements fluid and in control. Take just a couple steps in a pair of MBT comfort shoes and you'll notice the vast difference, due to the all-over support, padding and lightness. Nothing compares to MBT health shoes, so explore Footwear etc.'s wide assortment and see for yourself.
Sign up to receive new arrival, sale & special event info from us.
Note: we do not share your personal information with anyone. Period.
"One of the MBT shoes I bought was too small. I sent it back to Footwear etc. without paying postage and got a full refund. Other sites require that you pay your own postage and charge a 15% restocking fee to send their shoes back. "
©2017 Footwear etc.. All Rights Reserved. For any questions or assistance call 1-800-720-0572.


text:
McAltl'llUK, 0111 0,
The Republicans of Vinton County
art berebj notified to meet at their re
ptctive placet oi holding elections, on
Saturday, September 13, 3 o'clock, p.m
to select delegates to attend the conven
tion at the
11 O'CLOCK, a. :m.
for the purpose of selecting candidates
for the following county offices : KepN
resentative, Auditor, Prosecuting At
torney and Commissioner. Tbo towoi
ships will be entitled to delegates as fol
lows, being one for each twenty-five
rotes cast for Capt V 'jckoff for Secre-
tary of State, last fall: Brown 3, Clin
ion 5, Eaglo 2, Elk 8, Harrison 2, Jack
son 5, Knox 2, Madison 6, Richland 5,
Swan 6, Vinton 1, Wilkeaville 6.
No persons will be allowed to take
part in the deliberations of theconven
tion unless they are regularly chosen
by the people of their township at a
meeting as above directed, and come
as regular accredited delegates with
authority to represent their townships.
The township meetings will also des
ignate persons to the convention to act
as members of the Central Committee
in the proportion of one member for
each township and ono additional num
ber for evory 100 votes or fraction
greater than 50, cast for Capt. Wyckoff
Inst fall, the following being the num
ber of members to which each town
hip is entitled: Brown 2, Clinton 2,
Eagle 2, Elk 3, Harrison 2, Jackson 2,
Knox 2, Madison 3, Richland 2, Swan
3, Vinton 1, Wilkesville 3.
The committee invite the hearty co
operation of all persons of whatever
politics who are opposed to Credit Mo
biliers end salary grabs, whether in
Washington or in Vinton county; all
persons who are tired of being bnr
dened by a ring with increased county
taxes, useless, extravagant and careless
expenditure of county money
All persons who are in favor of lift
ing Vinton county out of debt, and
maintaining her credit on a par with
that of properly managed counties, are
invited to act with us in an effort to
bring about a reform in the financial
management of the county.
The steady increase of taxation, to
gether with the steady increase of
eouoty debt represented by unpaid
and depreciated county orders, demand
that the taxpayers take the manage
ment of the county out of the hands
of the ring which has brought about
this unfortunate state of affairs, aid
elect men to office who are in sympathy
with the people rather than with the
By order of Rep. Ex. Com.
JOHN T. RAPER, Sec'y.
Does anybody know why it
is a crime ior L. T. Neal to
draw his calary as a Congress
man while the action is quite
commendable in "oar noble
Senator?" Answers solicited
from the Democratic Central
Vermont and Iowa congratu
late themselves on being free
of debts. Who ever beard of
a Democratic State that was
out of debt?
B. F. Gavloed has been nom
inated for Senator from the
Scioto district. lie is deserv
edly a popular man, and we
believe, will be elected.
Halt eabb tickets to the Cin
cinnati Exposition are good on
the M. & U. R. JR. lor six days.
The Kosa county display of
fruits took the first premium at
lbs Ohio State Fair.
Neal, Thurman and the Democratic
Central Committee.
As we predicted the Demo
cratic Central Committee of
Vinton county showed its lit
tleness and hypocrisy in enter
taining and courting Judge
Thurmau notwithstanding he
hid taken his increased pay
just a& Mr. Neal did, whom
they condemned as unworthy
of being heard. They hadn't
decency or courage enough to
treat them both alike, after
tbey found that both were ea
titled to the same treatment.
If they were willing to relent,
after they tound "our noble
Senator" was caught, they
should have shown fairness
enough to have apologized, and
should have made their apolo
gy as public as their insult.
But no; Ihey are mum about it.
They have been caught in a
dirty little piece of trickery,
and dare not say a word ono
way or the other. That was
what was to be expected from
a committee which would re
sort to such hypocritical prac
tices, Siuce they have refused to
give Mr. Neal a hearing, wp
have obtained permission from
him to publish his letter to the
committee, winch is given be
low. May he Mr. Bowen or
some of the committee will
show him enough courtesy to
answer it. II ere it is:
CHILLICOTHE, O., Aug. 27, 1873.
J. W. Bowen, Dear Sir: I
have received your letter ol
this date in which you ask
whether I am "drawing my
salary as a member of the
House of Representatives at
the rate of $625 per month, un
der the .late outrageous salary
law." My answer consists of
two words: am. It seems
strange to me that you or any
one else would think that I
would do otherwise. I cannot
conceive upon, what theory
you would have me refuse com
pensation under the new law.
I look no part in its enact
ment. I was not a member ol
the Congress thut enacted it.
Do you say the fact that the
law was in force at the time ol
my election fixed my compen
sation at $5,000 per annum
constituted a contract between
me and the Government by
which I was bound to serve
for that sum! It is not so.
There was no such contract, nor
can you, by any process ol
reasoning, fair or unfair, arrive
at any such conclusion. The
most that can be claimed is
that I agreed to serve for that
sum, subject to any increase or
diminution that might be made
by Congress; for it cannot be
denied that Congress has now,
and has always had the legal
and constitutional power to
fix its own compensation. Sup.
pose that instead ol increasing,
the last Congress had reduced
the pay of members of Con
gress. Would you then insist
that I should draw my pay un
der the old lavoi I thmlc not.
Yet such would be the logical
result of the course of reason
ing I have assumed for you.
Besides the $5,000, I was en
titled under the old law to
$125 per session lor stationery,
about $200 per session ior
mileage, and the franking
privilege. By the new law all
these are taken aw?y from me
The old law itself is repealed.
And where, 1 ask, am I to get
any compensation if not under
the new law? Let me not be
misunderstood. I do nut up
hold the new salary law. I
think it unwise, impolitic, and
utterly indefensible, at least so
far as the "back pay" feature
is concerned, and I expect to
vote for its repeal next winter.
But until ic Is repealed 1 in
tend to draw my pay in accord
ance with its provisions. I
hxve yet to hear oi a tingle
Senator or member who has re
lused to draw his pay under it.
In conclusion permit me to
say that the people of Vinton
county are as anxious to hear
me speak as I am to speak to
them, and that I will not fill
the appointment made for me
at McArthur by the Democrat
ic blate Central Committee.
lours innasie, -j
Democratic Nominating
Slim Attendance and a
Weak Ticket.
Another Nasby Preacher to
be Offered up as a Sacrifice.
The Rev. Harrison Lyle Nominated
for Representative.
Slnjt the hliue
Blough ye the'tr impet blough,
The sadlt-solemu sound ;
Let Vinton county know
Thnt Harrison's around.
The "Liberal Republican and
Democratic" convention met
last Monday. .The attendance
was very elim. Richland, we
believe, was the only delega
tion that was full. After con
siderable figuring the delega
tions were filled up to suit the
ring, and all was happy and
ready for business. Wat. Pil
cher was selected to cast tb
vote of Eagle tp.we suppose be
cause of his unbounded popu
larity out there, as evinced in
the election last (all when he
ran about thirty votes behind
his ticket for Sheriff. The De
mocracy of Eagle will no doubt
feel highly honored when they
learn that Mr. Pilclier repre
sented them and did their vot
ing in the convention.
When everything was in as
gocd trim as it could be made,
the convention organized by
electing Dr. Monahan as chair
man, and Richard Craig and
T. A. Murray as Secretaries
Thereupon the chairman intro
duced a novelty in political
conventions, by requesting all
those who were not members of
the convention to retire, so that
the convention might hold a
caucus. The bystanders re
fused to go out, whereupon the
convention itself went out into
the jury room, which held them
very comfortably, and held
their little caucus, the first ap
parent result of which was to
choke Patrick Kelley off ol the
track for Representative by
nominating him lor Commis
sioner, which was done by ac
The next in order was the
nomination of a candidate lor
Prosecuting Attorney, J. M.
McGillivray, B. F. Armstrong
and O T. Gunning being the
candidates. McGillivray was
nominated on the second bal
lot, Gunning having withdrawn
and McGillivray having pre
tended to withdraw.
W. W. Beiford was nominat
ed by acclamation for Auditor.
- For Representative the
names of Thos. McGee, John
Frazee and llarrUon Lyle were
presented. Mr. Frazee's name
was presented without author
ity and was withdrawn. The
ballot resulted M;Gee, 20;
Lyle, 33.
No candidate for Survevor
was nominated, but Richard
Craig is the man that the ring
will put on the ticket.
The ticket then stand? thus:
For Representative, Harrison
Lyle, of Richland.
For Auditor, W. W. Beiford, ol
For Prosecuting Attorney, J.
M. McGillivray, of Elk.
For Commissioner, Patrick Eel-
ley, of Wilkeaville.
For Surveyor, Richard Craig,
ot Elk.
On motion the following
Central Committee was ap
pointed: R. Craig, Geo. Lanlz,
A.J. Swaim, J. W. Bowen and
W. W. Beiford.
The ticket is a weak one and
will not command the support
of the people. The conven
tion appeared to think that
they had done a bad job and
just kind ot dissolved in mu
tual disgust, not more than a
dozen being present on ad
journment. All of the candidates are the
regular old pullers at the pub
lic teat except Lyle, the candi
date for Representative, and
are well known to our people.
Lyle is the only one unknown
to fame. He is from Richland,
is a Nasby preacher, and for
years has been a trimmer in
search of an office. He has at
length got a nomination. His
friends thinks he is the most
available man that being a
"preacher," he will have the
support of the religious ele
ment, while bis habits will
command the support of the
saloons. That kind of -a man
won't do for the people of Vin
ton coun'y. They expect their
preachers to practice, at leas'
enough to keep duly sober.
Harrison Lyle will never be a
Represeutative-irom this county.
This is the way Capt. Wilson,
of the Ironton Register takes
his defeat for the Senatorial
nomination, lie is just about
as happy as though he had
been nominated:
"A telegram from Gallipolis,
received just before going to
press, announces the nomina
tion, on the first ballot, of Dr
Philson, of Meigs, as tin Ro
publican candidate for Senator
Irom this District. The ballot
stood: Dr. Philson, 27; E. S.
Wilson, 22.
"Our iniormstion concern
ing Dr. Philson is that he is an
excellent man, a thoroughly
active Republican, and well
informed upon topics requir
ing atteution irom a person
filling the position to which he
will be called. The Republi
cans of Lawrence will give
him their earnest and strong
"The defeated candidate
above named returns many
warm thanks for the friendly
efforts in bis behalf, and hopes
they will be now averted to
ward accomplishing a magnifi
cent victory ior the successful
Mellor's, Ztleski, is the
place for bargains in dry goods,
lie is closing out below cost.
T.A. Mellor's Advertisement
IM determined to rlose oat my Summer
Slock ol
Ready-made Clothing,
Dry Goods and
to make room for my Full Stock, and Tor thu
purpose am offering everything in that line
Alt of these good are adapted to (I la particu
lar seaaon, and many are amiable Tor ate fall
wear, being lue pnrohue. lam determined
to keep nothing o.sr a. I want the room for
my new bll .lock, and am offering ueh bar.
gain, aa oho not be obia n d elsewhere in the
county. Come and see ine. I am houod to
clone out the atock and will make it an in
ducement lorenatomers to come out of their
way to nrake purchase i.
1 am alio offering a hill line of
Groceries), ((ueensware, Ta
ble and Pocket Cutlery,
and, lotions at a
I Challenge a Compar-
son of Stock and
Highest Market Price
Paid Tor Con u try
Give me a call-at Hn. Dolan's
Old Stand.
lllept 1873
103 Main Street,
Maiea a specialty of
Fine Watches and Clocks,
EETAHS at WHOLESALE PEICES.
Him A. Call.
First Gun for the Fall Campaign.
The Republicans carried the
State of Maine at the election
last Montlaj. They have also
carried New Mexico, defeating
the present Democratic Repre
sentative in Congress.
Slate of Ohio, Jackson County.
David L. Wadsworth, Plaintiff,
The Wellington Manufacturing Com
pany noj others, Defendant-).
I jacknox corxTYComT or
t'M.WO.V ll,EA8-OHDEKOt' SALE
PURSUANT to the command of a Onler of
Hale laii.il from the Court of Common
Plea, of Jackson Couniy and to me directed
aa Hherifl -f Vinton county, I will oflcr foreal
at the door ol the Court H ouae, in. the town of
McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio, on
Saturday, the UthDayof October, 1873
at the hour on o'clock P. M. of aald day the
following land. anl tenements, eitunte in the
county of Vinton ami Mate ol Ohio, to wit:
The aouth west quarter of the aoulh-areet
quarter and the .outh-eaal quarler of ti.e
south-east quarter of section t-irty-two, (.12)
township nine, , range nineteen, IS. and the
aouth half of the south-west quarler of ec
tion ihirtv three S3, township nine, 8, ran,
nineteen, 19.
Appraised at four hundred dollars, 1100,
and must bring two. thirds of that mm,
To he aold an tho property of The Welling
ton Mnnnfni'turing Company, tt satisfy an or
Her of aale, issued from the Court ol Common
Fleas in favor of Davlo L. Wadeworth.
TKKMS UKBALB.-Cash.
GhOKfiE RALER,
Bh.nHol Vmioa county.
Jiata Tiler, Attorney for plaintiff,
fceptll, l73. 8vr
Ihe C incinnati Furnace
IITAVE declared ft dividend of 1B', per
rent, on the above names account; pay.
mcnt tu commence on Monriny, H.ptomher
15th ai the office of thet'robate Judge, Mo
Arthur, Ohio. 8. W. K 1 1. VERT,
Assignee Cinciuunti Furnace Co.
ltaept 1873. It
Vinton Couniy, Ohio, September 4, 1 71. J
To the Qualified Voters ofVinton County,
Ohio I
11711 EREA3. By the law of Ohio recnlatinz
11 elccliona, it I. required ol the b hen It of
hia county to give notice before Ihe lime of
Homing a geuerm election uy procmmiion
thrnuidiout the couniy, of the lime un winch
audi election .hall he hohlen i
In purKiinnre of auch reqillsitien, 1,
GEO it (IE ItALER, bhenil of Vinti.n
count', Ohio, uo hereby proclaim and make
known thnt the
Second Tuesday in October, A.D.1873
(Being the ith Day of said Month )
la by the Constitution and lawa of Ohio, ap
pointed lie day on whi.'h the qualihed fleet
on of Vinton county are notified 'In meet in
their respective tnwn.hips. at their iikuxI or
proncr phtcea of holding election, between
the hour, of a o'clock in the forrnoou aid 6
oVIofk in the afternoon of .aid da?, .tiid then
and there proceed to rote br ballot for the
following officer, lo-wil:
STATS OFriCERS :
One Oorernor for the 8lnta of Ohio;
One Lieutenant Governor for the .ttute of Ohio;
One Judue of ihe Supreme Court for the lung
term lor Ihe Hate of Ohio;
One Judye of Ihe Mipreme Court for the khort
lorm for the State of Ohio;
One TreaMirer for the Hair ot Ohio;
One Attorney General for the State nf Ohio;
One Comptroller ol the'l'rea.ury f-r the blate
oi Ohio
One Member ot the Donrd of I'ublic Worica for
the blate ol Ohio
Ono Senator for the 8nd'irial fiistrict com
pixed of the counties of Viulou, Gallia,
Meig. and Lawrence;
One Judge of the (Joii-l ol Common Pirns for
Ihexei'ond Hubdiriaion.ot the bevenih Ju
dicHl Idflricl, compoaed nf tho connllcs of
Vinton, Jackson, Lawrence, Scioto and
COTJjTT"5r OFFICERS
One Representative In Ihe Legislature for
Vinton Countr;
One .-utditor for Vinton Couniy;
One Prosecuting Attorney for Vinton County,
OneSurvHyor for Vinton County;
One Commissioner for Vinton i;ounty.
And the Truxteea of the several tovnshipi
In said cnuntr are hereby notified that Ihe fol
lowing number of Juror are apportioned to
their townships respectively, and thnt lliev
are required to aekct Ihe aaid number and
make rHurn thereof to the Clerf of the Court
of Common Pleue, together with the Poll
Elk 17
E:t)rlo 5
Wilkcsvlllo 8
Knox. 4
HicLland 10
Harrison 6
Swan 9
Clinton 14
Vinton 6
Jackson , 0
Madison 14
Brown 7
Oiven nnder my hand, at my office, In Mr
Arthur, thia 4tn a.iv of ptmhr. A. I. 18:3
OEORCiE KALKH,
Mierittof Vinton County.
Beptember 4, 1873. - 4w
. State ef Ohio, Vlntea Ceantyi
Samuel 0. Griffin, Plaintiff;
A. Arganbright & Wife, Defendants.
tit vnTo?r coijJfTY rornT or
con nox peeas-okoer of male
PURSUANT to the command of an order of
aale Issued from the Court of Common
Plea, of Vinton County, and lo me directed
aa Sherifof raid County, I will ntfxr for sale
In front of the Court House In the town ol
McArthur, Vinton Couniy, Ohio, on
Saturday, the 4th Day of Ootober,
at the hour of 1 o'clock. P. H., of aald day, tli.
following itocrlbed land, and IrnemroU, to wit;
aitnntid in the Conaly of Vinton and Slate of
Ohio, and bounded and described aa tillomi; Bo
fining at the north-wait corner of Marina Ar.
ganbrlglit'ourjey. on Ihe weat bonr.dary ot wrc
tion aizteen, (111.) tlmrce north with Mid section
lineaerenteen chain, to Mi. noith west cornsr of
aaid aection thtleen, (16,) thence ett with the
north line of uid auction, fortvelnht (48) point to
stake on In. aertion line, then south .Tn
degree eaat eighty (80) chain, a- d ninty (MO)
link, to a oormr on Ihe aouth aide of aald section,
thence e-t three (3) polr. nd tw.lve (12) llik. to
a stake, thence south flfly-eirhl (68) chain- and
fifty (oil) link, to a stk, thvios wmtwardly
tirtv-.li (4il) pole, to the aouthut cmerof lh.
Martha ArnanbrlKht'a .urrey, thence with th.
east boundary of the Mid Martha Arjrtnhrlghr.
aurvey to the place of begining-. and eon sluing
on. bnndred and thirty (i:) acre, mora or less.
Appraised at Twenty-two hundred and wsnty.
flv. (2.S76) dollara, and must bring Iwo-lblrdsol
lint aum.
To be aold as the property of A. Arganbright A
Wife, to Mtiafy an order of -ale, Iwucd fn m th.
I'-onrt of Common Pleaa In favor of Samuel O.
TtRM OF SALE.-Cash in hand on day of
ceorqe kaler,
Mienrt Vinlon County.
X. 0. Zona. Att'y fcr Plal tiff.
Stptfib. 1873. t-w
A .Wert lac areata Iwertc4 as Hbe price.
Notice of Appointment.
Estate Enoch Rutter, deceased.
THK undersigned haa been appointed and
nu.aliftd aa exssutor of the will of fcnoch
HulUr. Ile of Vinlon county. deieased.
Ijated ,h 4,h -EL aV-TCLr?-
A to ok of m 'xc. homr.K how, hn
Mid where to adverliee, an.i containing a li.l
of nf arly S.tmo ncwapapera, will) much other
information to ail.er.iaera. Andrew UKO.
P. HOW EM. CO., Fwhllahern, 41 entk.
How, New York.
Which la adapted to
All Sewing Machines,
-NOTIHR particularly the .lap of H.C.
GOODRICH, ChicnRO, III" . w.ih fle patent
ehimpa. 11. V. .OODBl II.
OtflYe and knlesrooiu ii Hbiie u, t:hi aKO,
Ilia. ataiinU
Attachment Notice.
Hugh R. Henilricke, plaintiff, againat Georje
bhull, defendant.
Before R. 8. Uaruhill, J. P. of Jnckaon town-
ship, Vinton county, Ohio.
ON the28lh day of Inly, A. n.1T3, aijrt
Justice iaaiii'd an older of allni hment in
tin aliove action lor Ihe nm of JMftU and
a.iid aue la et for hearing on the 13th 'ly of
September, A. I. l7:t. at I o'ewk. H M.
Hl'till K. HENiJlUCkg, plaintiff.
August iiu, l7:t, 8
Agents Wanted.
StND F'lK CATALOGUE.
Domestic Sowing Machine Go. N. Y,
They Purify the Mood.
tiyapepsln. Rick Headache,
Inun lii'e.l iverComplini,aod
ill disensca Bniin from H
Unordered condition of the
tnmarh and liver. Muniifnc
itrA t.u IW. Uan'a hill, ra
Co , O.aegn, N, V. "3old by all druggista.
2 ct. and tl a bottle.
TU'I E, New Haven, Conn. Preparatory to
college or busincs.. (,'iiviiliirs sent on appli
cation. W.M. II. KUHtiKLL,. Piincipsl.
KHnXlZVVa'l'r"''''" wiln H"ncl Key
ITIWIlh. I ciieou omnia, catalogue, ami
Check omrlta
lull pHKuMiluri KKEK. 8,
Hannover St. , Boston.
M. bpiacis, 117
We cure the hnlit per.
'mnnenlly, chenp, quick,
Iwithout sullerinx or in.
I'onvenience. Uescrihe
vniircne. A'ldresiiS. U.
AK.MHI KONlt, M. I),
lie i r if n 8)riDK, Michigan
fei.tini er davl
Aeents atileil! All
wcrkimi neoMe. of
either an, V unit or old, make moie money
al work lor its ir. their spare mofV.enla, or all
Ihe tune, than anvlhing else. Particular free.
AdilroMiti. BllNsuN a CO., Portland, Mniue.
AI'OKTt'SE. How? Hv spec-nhiiiiiK in
stock, unit gold. Capital, fid to (10M;
will pny lino to 3I.IM) n month. Full explan
ation ent tree, W. F I(MHELI. A Co ,
Bunker nod Brokers, 39 Will bt., New Yojk.
Box 2 l.
GKH. P. hOWELL CO.'d AMK.II1CAN
A book or lieu pnxca, will, editor' and pub.
Iishera' nine., date of establishment, si,
p ilnii-s, .ubwriptii-n price and circiilaiion of
nil n?t-p ipir in the United States and I'o
minion oft ana-in.
by mail. Addren Publishers, iNo 41 Paik
Row, N.Y.
Slate of OhloJ'lnton County
Ul 1U1 1
si i in i
John P. Coe, riainllff,
William and Hnchel Lee, Defeodanta.
7;t Vinton Couniy Court of Common
rteas An Order of Sale.
Pl'RlTST to the command of nn Order of
Side issued from the Court nf Conimn
I'lfus ul Vinton County, nnd lo me ihrected
a bherift of said county, I will oiler fm .ale al
the dor ol the Court House, in tho town o I
McArthur, Vtuton County, Ohio, on
Tuesday, the 16th Day of September
at Ihe hourofl o'clock, P. M. of said dny.the
fnllowiniilB'rilied hind, and te- e ms nn, sit.
uate in Vinton county, Oi.io, and bounded
and described as followa, to win The eolith
west quarter of Ihe soulh-eant quarter of sec
tion 18, lonililp 10, of range 18, containing
forty nnd forty seven one huniireths(4U47.ii)
acres. Also the south-west qiimtrr of the
nnrthenst quarter and the north-west quar
ter of tho Houth-ciut qnailer ol eeitionl8,
township 10. rane 18 containing eif(i,ty one
nnd tif een humlreths (HI la.lisi) acres. Also
the eat hall of the oiiih-wel quarter ot ace
tion 18. town.'hip u, if range 18, containing
eiluy I8l acres more or less, all of said lamia
lie.ng hi the iirict of land, aubjoct to sole at
Chilliuothe, Ohio.
Appratse.1 at eighteen hundred ll8n(l dot
lars and must bring two. thirds of that sum
To I aold aa tho properly of V illiam and
Rn-hel Lee, to sntisiy an order of eali , issued
from the Court ol t oimnon Plena ir. fnvor ol
John P. Coe, nnd also to satisfy a judgment in
favoi- of H. C. Jones lor Iiu7, and also a iud
rnent in favor ol Wm Murk for 1204 which are
declared to be Lena.
TEKMH OF bAI.K: rash in hsnd on Iht day
of aale. 44KOROE UAI.EH,
bhcnll Vinton t ounty.
Ci. H.GaosviNoa, Attorney for Plaintitl.
August 14, A. I. IS7.I. dw
AOEJITH everywhere to sell our new and
WAXilDIo sell our new nnd novel em
hroHlrrniK machine, send lor illu'trnted clr
cular, to the Mi-Kee Manufacturing Coinimnv.
Wflroadway.Kew York. lmyam
State of Ohio,VintonCountyts.
Joseph Stewart, Plaintiff,
William Dole and William Dolei, Jr.,
I3f TIJITOJf f'Ol'RT or ronxox
IURBUANT lo th command of an ordrr of
... M. I'""1 from "'Court of Common
I'leaa of Vinton Couniy, and to me directed a.
Hherift of aaid County, I will oner for sale at
the floor of Ihe Court Ho im, in th town of
1 cAnhur, Vioton Coiotr, Ohio, oo
Monday, the 29th Day of Beptemher,
at the hourofl o'clock p M. of said day. Ihe
following described IsmU and tenemenia sit
uate in the as i.l county of Vinton. anl fiate
of O 10, to wit: Ihe sonlh.west quarter nf
th south east quailerof etelinn ihiilv-si,
J.l'.j township nine, (ill and of Mag aeventeeo,
I7 containing kiriy 401 acre, more less
Appraised at four hundred 'olUra 4oo and
mu-t bring Iwo thirds of that sum
To he aold aa the propeity irf W llllam Dnlea,
to satisfy an orderof sale, Issued from the
mcMr" Common pleM' ln or of Joseph
TKRMSOFBALBs rash In hand on lh
dnyoful. VEORUR KAI.ER,
. Hhenlt Vinlon County.
AflKuatw, i8T8i (rf
Located at Aahland, th. S0?'??"
Indold Irnnsvlran'a. Bixcellege. In opera
S?,th mmy profeaaore, and .00 .lud.nt.
row- i State.. Entire feee for colleg.al lr,
xi. envoi in the law, medical and commer
cial college.. Boa, ding from M 10 per
week, ror catalogue, mm
MAS, regent, Lextngtou, Ky.
A Bne lot of
Also a full line of pun
fresh Drugs, Medi
cines, Chemicals,
Fain ts,
and Dye
Stuffs, Perfum
ery, Soaps, Toilet Ar
ticles, Notions, Jewelry, etc,
1 large Lot ol . Xotloui at
very low Pricei.
North Side Main St, two Doom
West of Market,
mini mi
and dealer in all kind, of
careful, done, and Ihe imallest ilcturel
enlarged to any .lie, and
Finished in Oil,
or any other style that may be desired, at Ihf
Large anil finely flnl.hrd Fhetoaraak -can
be made from old aad faded, er
scratched picture.
Pictures of all kinds framed tv
an I all work arranted to giro lalisfaclioni
I may 1873
I have just manu
factured and am now
offering at lowest pri"
ces a full stock of all
kinds of
suited to this market
I will manufacture
to order anything de
sired in mv line.
A full stock of Gof
fins and Burial Cases
always onhand. Will
attend funerals w'!
Corner of High and Looust Street
McARTHUR, 0.
7 marl 87.
Trees! Flowers! Bulbs! Seeds!
Nursery Stock! Fruitiriower Plate"
Address F. K. PHOENIX,
no sci cs; 21 .t yean M greenhouie. 4 eat
alonea, tu rente. 31jnllm
V V A iV ' I ' 17 It ' ou aa4
iiv iuji women
Business that will Pay.
from 14 to M per day, can be pursued In toor
oi n neighborhood; it is a rar. chance lor
thosooui ol employment or having Insur
lime, girls and boya rreqoeotly do a aell aa
men. Particular, free.
. ic v.n J. LATHAM CO.,
IjdICw 192 Washington at., Boftoa, Man.
xml | txt


text:
That there's a pretty nifty volley…
9 thoughts on "Technique"
If Clint hasn't deserved a start these past few weeks, I don't know who has. My only guess is that Roy knows that Clint does best when he has something to prove…which now he does. I wouldn't be surprised if he played his way into a starting withdrawn forward position and ends the year with the highest goal total on the squad.
Particularly fascinating as, according to John Ashdown in The Guardian (
"Peter Crouch seemed to have sealed three points only for Clint Dempsey's late header to deny Tony Adams and Joe Jordan a winning start as co-caretakers."
A typo, perhaps? Nah…
"However, defending a narrow lead, Pompey began to panic and three minutes from time Erik Nevland, fresh from the bench, swung in a cross for Dempsey to head home."
Clint's international form has been very good as well. He's earned a start – as always though, has anybody else earned a drop?
My inclination would be to drop Bullard, let Murphy attack a bit more, and see if taking a few set pieces can help get Simon Davies going.
Colin, I certainly agree with your last sentence. Davies needs to take corners again, and we need more variety in our free kicks. Murphy and Davies and even Konchesky have all proven adept at dead ball situations. Too much Johnny One Note at the moment.
That's a pretty nifty photograph too.
To add on to my last comment – Simon Davies did take 2 corners yesterday, which were his first two of the season, and only the 2nd and 3rd corner not taken by Bullard (Murphy had one against Bolton)!
I loved the randomly generated related link to the Ian Pearce Pompey match. What a memory that was. Hope he's having fun with his club football.
Incidentally, I got a nifty little virus while looking for a video of this goal last night!


text:
But is this really new? Surveys in recent years have shown that corporate computer attacks are commonplace, and that the victims typically bury them rather than acknowledge security breaches. As much as anything else, the incident highlights the ongoing problems with Windows NT security, and the advantages of using more secure operating systems -- Linux, for one. One might be tempted to use Bill Gates's deposition rhetoric about Java against him: That the problem with the virus and Windows NT is evidence of sloppy programming on the part of Microsoft.
The Virus That Ate MCI
Was the discovery of a huge Windows NT virus that wreaked havoc in the computer networks at MCI WorldCom over the weekend the first manifestation of a new era of cyber-paranoia? This at least was no urban legend of virus-bearing e-mail that will trash your hard drive if you read it: As ZDnet reports, at least 10 sites and thousands of servers and workstations at MCI were crippled by a bug that disables executable files and locks users out of .DOC and .XLF files. And although the origin of the virus remains unknown, the fact that it was timed to propagate during the hours when MCI's tech support is least staffed strongly suggests a deliberate attack. One official grimly characterized the virus as the first legitimate incident of cyber-terrorism he had ever seen -- not a surprising spin when it's your corporate network that's writhing on the floor.


text:
SAN JOSE — A two-alarm fire early Monday morning damaged an industrial building located in North San Jose.
San Jose firefighters quickly knocked down the blaze inside a concrete structure on Old Bayshore Highway, located near Gish Road and Interstate 880.
At 3:19 a.m. the Fire Department received a report that smoke was coming out of a commercial building in the 1500 block of Old Bayshore Highway, San Jose fire Capt. Mike Van Elgort said. The structure is divided into several industrial businesses, and firefighters initially had difficulty getting to the blaze, he said.
Once firefighters reached the fire, it was extinguished "fairly quickly," Van Elgort said.
Firefighters called a second alarm at 3:40 a.m. and had it knocked down about 30 minutes later.
The cause and origin of the fire is under investigation, but there is "nothing overtly suspicious" about the blaze, Van Elgort said.
Contact Mark Gomez at 408-920-5869. Follow him on Twitter @MarkMgomez.


text:
ads135 (311) Omaha, Nebraska | June 17, 2016
A nice blend of dive bar and beer bar. They had a really nice selection of special beers, some 3 floyds and Founders etc. Pool table, juke box with classic hipster tunes, and a Doctor Who toilet. Visited with Guy and Matt in 2016.
Alerider (42) Charleston, South Carolina | November 25, 2012
Old neighborhood bar that was renovated. Good selection of drafts. Spotty service. Coin operated pool table and nice outdoor patio.
ebarnes (20) Beech Grove, Indiana | May 4, 2006
This place is an amazing old neighborhood bar from the early 1900's. From the uneven floor tiles to the 25 cent games of pool to the legend of John Dillinger drinking here, this place is all about ambiance. Not many beers, but enough to get you through. Twice voted best dive bar in Indy, this place is a pubcrawler's dream!


text:
Kabul, Aug 28 (IANS) At least 25 civilians were killed by Taliban militants in the northwest of Afghan capital Kabul over the past two days, a local official said on Friday.
"Taliban militants stormed Astana village in Shirin Tagab district and have massacred 25 innocent civilians including women and children over the past two days," Mohammad Tahir Rahmani, deputy to the provincial council, told Xinhua.
The incident took place in the northern Faryab province with Maimana as its capital.
Government forces captured Astana village weeks ago, but the Taliban insurgents recaptured it, the official added.


text:
Edit Article
wikiHow to Train a Parrot to Say Something
Parrots can be enjoyable pets. They know how to speak as long as you teach them.
1Decide what you want your parrot to say, but make it basic. Greetings like "Hello" or "Good morning" are examples. Don't train it to say long sentences. For example: "I like ice cream and I want the ice cream truck to come over to my house so we can buy some." It might be too confusing.
2If you want, you can make it say simple but funny things. You can make it compliment you--"(Insert Name Here) is awesome."
3You should go to a nice and quiet room. Close the door so nobody comes in to disturb, or else the parrot will be confused about background noises.
4To start teaching it, repeat what you want it to say many times. Speak a little bit slowly first. But don't feel frustrated if your parrot won't say it right. Don't shout at your parrot. It might take some time. You can continue training it the next day or you can just keep trying.
5If you DO get your parrot to say it correctly, then you've succeeded! Reward your parrot for all its hard work.
Community Q&A
Ask a Question
200 characters leftSubmit
- Be careful. Your parrot might repeat what you taught it to say in a very annoying manner.
Made Recently
Did you try these steps?
Upload a picture for other readers to see.
Upload a picture for other readers to see.
Upload error
Awesome picture! Tell us more about it? Click here to share your story.


text:
An ISO 9001:2008 and ISO 13485:2003 (required for medical device manufactures) certified company by Zenith Quality Assessors Pvt. Ltd. We have also received Certification from National Small Industries Corporation (NSIC) Ltd., Government of India.
Innovation, creativity, continuous improvement and 24-hours best in class support service are the key features of Manman. New and improved products are always available at very reasonable cost with our exchange option to existing customers.


text:
Movies feature more male characters than female characters. Anyone who goes to the theater more than a few times a year no doubt is aware that discrepancy exists, but the actual percentages are perhaps a little more striking than most might realize. Analyzing the one hundred highest grossing movies of 2011, researchers at San Diego State University found only thirty-three percent of characters featured in said movies were ladies. The rest were dudes, and when the focus narrowed to "clearly defined protagonists", the numbers were even more startling.
According to The Los Angeles Times, only eleven percent of main characters were women last year. That's actually a drop from where the figure was in 2002 (16%), and it should serve as a wake-up call for executives looking to focus on underutilized demographics, especially after the success of The Help and Bridesmaids.
Going beyond the raw numbers and looking into specifics, the study found female characters were more readily identified by their marital statuses and less likely to be depicted as clear leaders. Nearly three-quarters of the women were Caucasians and just under ten percent were African-Americans.
If there's one thing Hollywood likes more than sexism, it's making money. So, the more female-fronted films are supported, the more of them will get made. That's basic economics, and given recent trends, there's reasons to be hopeful these figures will have improved a decade or so from now.


text:
FRENCH COMPETITION AUTHORITY – TDF fined for anti-competitive practices:
In a 2009 opinion issued at the request of the French regulator for electronic and postal communications (ARCEP)...more
If an electric utility generates power from renewable resources and sells renewable energy certificates representing the renewable attributes of that energy, can it still call the underlying power "renewable"? No, according...more
For 2015, the food and beverage industry will experience governmental attention on a number of fronts. Given the Department of Justice's recent success in prosecuting food manufacturing executives on criminal charges, the...more
In an Initial Decision announced February 6, 2015, Chief Administrative Law Judge D. Michael Chappell of the Federal Trade Commission ("FTC") held that ECM BioFilms, Inc. d/b/a Enviroplastics International ("ECM") made false...more
For the dog lovers of the world, this one is for you. The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) recently sent "warning letters" to 20 manufacturers and marketers of dog waste bags that dog owners, walkers, and conscientious others...more
By a vote held on January 21, 2015, the U.S. International Trade Commission (USITC) made an affirmative final determination of "material injury" to the U.S. solar cell manufacturing industry due to low-priced Crystalline...more
In This Issue:
- Trade-Related Energy Issues at Forefront of Political Debate in 2015
- Customs and Border Protection Issues Update of Enforcement Activities Related to Trade Orders
- News of...more
On January 2, 2015, the Department of Commerce ("DOC") announced its preliminary decision regarding Crystalline Silicon Photovoltaic Cells, Whether or Not Assembled into Modules, from the People's Republic of China ("Chinese...more
On December 16, 2014, the Department of Commerce ("DOC") reached affirmative final antidumping determinations relating to Certain Crystalline Silicon Photovoltaic Products from the People's Republic of China ("China") and...more
In April 2014, the New York Public Service Commission's (NY PSC) Reforming the Energy Vision (REV) initiative "propose[d] a platform to transform New York's electric industry . . . with the objective of creating market-based,...more
On December 16, 2014, the U.S. International Trade Administration (ITA, part of the U.S. Department of Commerce) issued Affirmative Final Determinations in the alleged unfair subsidy investigation against Crystalline Silicon...more
In This Issue:
- Currency Control
- Banking
- Patronage of Arts
- Environment
- Employment/Foreign Citizens
- Excerpt from Patronage of Arts:
On 4 November 2014 the President signed Federal...more
Consumers increasingly pay a premium for environmentally friendly products. As a result, companies are expanding their green marketing claims regarding products and packaging. Those companies may find themselves under...more
This week, environmental activists in the state of Vermont filed a petition with the United States Federal Trade Commission (FTC) alleging that an electric utility made improper environmental marketing claims regarding its...more
On August 7, 2014, the World Trade Organization (WTO) Appellate Body upheld a March 2014 Panel decision regarding China's export restrictions on rare earth materials including tungsten, molybdenum, and other rare earth...more
On 6 August 2014 the President of the Republic of Kazakhstan issued Decree on reorganization of the Government (the "Decree").
The Decree envisages integration of ministries or certain authorities of theirs into one...more
For several years, solar arrays utilizing silicon photovoltaics have been central to driving the exponential growth of installed domestic solar capacity. However, an ongoing trade war spanning three continents and impacting...more
The U.S. International Trade Administration of the U.S. Department of Commerce ("ITA") made the preliminary countervailing duty ("CVD") rates announced last week effective today, June 10, in a published notice, 79 Fed. Reg....more
Late on Tuesday, June 3, 2014, the International Trade Administration of the Department of Commerce (ITA) released a Fact Sheet announcing an affirmative preliminary determination in the countervailing duty case against...more
This January, Consumer Reports, an independent product testing organization, released a report entitled "Caramel Color: The health risk that may be in your soda" detailing its investigation of the presence of...more
The U.S. International Trade Administration (ITA) has postponed its countervailing duty determination by about two months, leaving the solar industry hanging for a while longer....more
Court Of Appeals Affirms Decision Imposing Duties On Chinese Magnesium Exporter That Lied To The Commerce Department – Cole Pfeiffer and Joshua Snead – The U.S. Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit last month affirmed a...more
By a vote on February 14, 2014, the U.S. International Trade Commission (ITC) made a preliminary determination of material injury to the U.S. solar cell manufacturing industry due to low-priced Crystalline Silicon...more
California Court Recognizes Named, Additional Insureds Have Different Expectations -
Why it matters:
While the holding sounds straightforward – the reasonable expectations of an additional insured about the...more
On January 20, 2014, the Chinese Ministry of Commerce (MOFCOM) published Notice No. 5 [2014], imposing definitive antidumping (AD) duties on imports of solar-grade polysilicon from Korea and the United States. On the same...more
Find an Environmental Author »
Already signed up? Log in here
JD Supra provides users with access to its legal industry publishing services (the "Service") through its website (the "Website") as well as through other sources. Our policies with regard to data collection and use of personal information of users of the Service, regardless of the manner in which users access the Service, and visitors to the Website are set forth in this statement ("Policy"). By using the Service, you signify your acceptance of this Policy.
JD Supra collects users' names, companies, titles, e-mail address and industry. JD Supra also tracks the pages that users visit, logs IP addresses and aggregates non-personally identifiable user data and browser type. This data is gathered using cookies and other technologies.
The information and data collected is used to authenticate users and to send notifications relating to the Service, including email alerts to which users have subscribed; to manage the Service and Website, to improve the Service and to customize the user's experience. This information is also provided to the authors of the content to give them insight into their readership and help them to improve their content, so that it is most useful for our users.
JD Supra does not sell, rent or otherwise provide your details to third parties, other than to the authors of the content on JD Supra.
If you prefer not to enable cookies, you may change your browser settings to disable cookies; however, please note that rejecting cookies while visiting the Website may result in certain parts of the Website not operating correctly or as efficiently as if cookies were allowed.
Users who opt in to receive emails may choose to no longer receive e-mail updates and newsletters by selecting the "opt-out of future email" option in the email they receive from JD Supra or in their JD Supra account management screen.
JD Supra takes reasonable precautions to insure that user information is kept private. We restrict access to user information to those individuals who reasonably need access to perform their job functions, such as our third party email service, customer service personnel and technical staff. However, please note that no method of transmitting or storing data is completely secure and we cannot guarantee the security of user information. Unauthorized entry or use, hardware or software failure, and other factors may compromise the security of user information at any time.
If you have reason to believe that your interaction with us is no longer secure, you must immediately notify us of the problem by contacting us at firstname.lastname@example.com. In the unlikely event that we believe that the security of your user information in our possession or control may have been compromised, we may seek to notify you of that development and, if so, will endeavor to do so as promptly as practicable under the circumstances.
Except as otherwise described in this privacy statement, JD Supra will not disclose personal information to any third party unless we believe that disclosure is necessary to: (1) comply with applicable laws; (2) respond to governmental inquiries or requests; (3) comply with valid legal process; (4) protect the rights, privacy, safety or property of JD Supra, users of the Service, Website visitors or the public; (5) permit us to pursue available remedies or limit the damages that we may sustain; and (6) enforce our Terms & Conditions of Use.
In the event there is a change in the corporate structure of JD Supra such as, but not limited to, merger, consolidation, sale, liquidation or transfer of substantial assets, JD Supra may, in its sole discretion, transfer, sell or assign information collected on and through the Service to one or more affiliated or unaffiliated third parties.
This Website and the Service may contain links to other websites. The operator of such other websites may collect information about you, including through cookies or other technologies. If you are using the Service through the Website and link to another site, you will leave the Website and this Policy will not apply to your use of and activity on those other sites. We encourage you to read the legal notices posted on those sites, including their privacy policies. We shall have no responsibility or liability for your visitation to, and the data collection and use practices of, such other sites. This Policy applies solely to the information collected in connection with your use of this Website and does not apply to any practices conducted offline or in connection with any other websites.
We reserve the right to change this Policy at any time. Please refer to the date at the top of this page to determine when this Policy was last revised. Any changes to our privacy policy will become effective upon posting of the revised policy on the Website. By continuing to use the Service or Website following such changes, you will be deemed to have agreed to such changes. If you do not agree with the terms of this Policy, as it may be amended from time to time, in whole or part, please do not continue using the Service or the Website.
If you have any questions about this privacy statement, the practices of this site, your dealings with this Web site, or if you would like to change any of the information you have provided to us, please contact us at: firstname.lastname@example.com.
Back to Top
Explore 2017 Readers' Choice Awards
Copyright ©


text:
Free Shipping
Orders of $25.00 or more will be shipped our Standard Shipping option and the shipping is completely FREE.
Learn more
|Buy DVD
Customers Who Bought This Product Also Bought
Fish Called Wanda, A: Collector's Edition
Tour-de- performances from an unparalleled comic cast highlight this much-loved hit that Roger Ebert calls "the funniest movie I have seen in a long time!" Monty Pythoners John Cleese and Michael Palin (Monty Python And The Holy Grail, The Meaning Of Life) join Oscar® winner Kevin Kline (1988: Best Supporting Actor, A Fish Called Wanda) and Jamie Lee Curtis (True Lies) in an entertainment so impeccably timed and executed that Time Magazine hailed it as: "Genius - (a film that) redefines a great comic tradition!"
- Length
- Rating R
- Released:
- Added Dec 30 2005
- Production Year 1988
- Empire SKU 900925
- UPC Code 027616139603
- Studio MGM / UA
- Packaging Keep
- Number of Discs 2
- Disc SS-DL
- Subtitles English, French and Spanish
Audio Commentary with Actor/Writer John Cleese
Over 25 Minutes of Deleted and Alternate Scenes
Something Fishy Documentary
John Cleese's First Farewell Performance
A Message From John Cleese
Kulture Vulture Featurette
Trivia Track
Mug Shots: A Photo Gallery
- Audio
English Dolby Digital 5.1
English Dolby Digital Mono
Spanish Dolby Digital Mono
French Dolby Digital Surround
- Video
Widescreen 1.85:1 Color (Anamorphic)
- Michael Shamberg


text:
1975 1980 1985 1990 1995 2000 2005 2010 2015
five years earlier (or press a) --- five years later (or press s)
click here for uncropped version
Based on frequent midday service at the end of the year in question (notes). Scale 30 CSS pixels per km.
Please send any corrections or questions to threestationsquare at gmail dot com.


text:
Mead made speedily
Lost Cause Meadery noteworthy for reduced fermentation period
Ian Anderson 4 p.m., Nov. 19
Originally set on 125,000 (now a mere 8,000) acres in the rolling Blue Ridge Mountains of Appalachia, Biltmore Estate was built by George Vanderbilt along the French Broad River in North Carolina. With its original acreage, the expansive estate would have taken seven days to traverse on horseback.
As I stood on the veranda, I heard a guide tell a nearby group that his lands had extended to the hills on the horizon, then two days beyond. A kingdom, indeed.
The 175,000-square-foot, 250-room replica French chateau is the largest home in the country. Besides its size, Biltmore was also the first grand mansion to include an indoor pool, heated or otherwise. It also had such novelties including multiple flush indoor toilets, as well as an alarm system and elevator.
Although I immediately adored Biltmore aesthetically, it was the landscaping that first caught my eye, and I don't mean manicured gardens but rather the lay of the land – the relationship between what's built on the land to the land itself. When done with a sense of spirit, it can be felt. Whether artistic or ecological in intent, it lends an undeniable sense to a place.
As I drove up the narrow, curving driveway, affording peak pastoral views upon gentle assent, I knew the grounds had to have been designed by the infamous landscape architect Frederick Law Olmsted. One of my all-time favorites, Olmsted's style is unmistakable. His influence can be seen in places like New York City's Central Park and throughout the Boulevard System of Chicago.
Money comes and money goes. Although not the only blue blood to lose his fortune, George's pile dwindled and after his death, his wife ditched acreage that, in part, became part of the Pisgah National Forest. His second-born grandson, upon inheriting the money pit of a house instead of income-producing agricultural estate lands, put his elbow to the grindstone, restoring the house, opening it to the public and developing a few satellite businesses, such as a vineyard.
Unique in that it is a National Historic Landmark supported entirely by private resources, Biltmore attracts more than a million visitors per annum.
Go. You'll know why the minute you set foot on the grounds. After taking the house and rooftop tours, hiking the extensive trail system and dining at the Arbor Café, I didn't want to leave. I could have easily spent a highly enjoyable week here, taking horse-drawn carriage rides along the miles of forested lanes and canoeing the meandering river.
The Festival of Flowers is going on now at Biltmore through May, but there are events year-round that attract visitors. The Concert Series runs from July through October, and Biltmore at Christmas is something out of a fairytale. The house is decorated with "miles" of garland, thousands of candles and dozens of shimmering trees.
Doesn't matter when you go, but that you go.


text:
Cathie Black's friends, Cas Holloway's assessment, Shirley Huntley's wire
From Capital
Deputy Mayor Cas Holloway told reporters he thinks the city's response to Hurricane Sandy was "pretty tremendous across the board." [Dana Rubinstein]
Story Continued Below
Senator Kirsten Gillibrand isn't running for president in 2016, and plans on supporting Hillary Clinton. [Reid Pillifant]
Gillibrand makes a motherly case for background checks. [Reid Pillifant]
Public Advocate Bill de Blasio released a video attacking City Council Speaker Christine Quinn for her support of NYPD Commissioner Ray Kelly. [Azi Paybarah]
The Patrolmen's Benevolent Association is running an ad reminding the public "to support your officers, not attack them." [Azi Paybarah]
Video briefing: John Liu, going all the way. [Azi Paybarah]
Video of that unusual mayoral forum hosted by former governor David Paterson. [CUNY]
Republican mayoral candidate George McDonald lost his lawsuit to collect contributions under the state laws, rather than under the city's law, which is more restrictive. [Celeste Katz]
McDonald wants the state Board of Elections to immediately clarify the election rules on its website. [Chris Bragg]
"Bill de Blasio anchors frontrunner Christine Quinn to NYPD Commissioner Ray Kelly in a new web ad…" [Celeste Katz]
A reporter is waiting for Anthony Weiner to follow him on Twitter. [@AndrewSiff4NY]
The Cathie Black celebrity-begs see the light of day, thanks to Sergio Hernandez. [Phillissa Cramer]
William Boyland is indicted again. [Colin Campbell]
"Is this Albany or the CIA?" [Liz Benjamin]
Former state senator Shirley Huntley wore a wire and gathered information that may lead to charges against a state senator and two other lawmakers. [Jon Campbell]
Huntley wore the wire "at the direction of federal prosecutors." [Thomas Kaplan]
Huntley recorded nine elected officials. [John Marzulli]
New York State Attorney General Eric Schneiderman got a judge to help shut down a sham breast cancer charity on Long Island. [Rick Karlin]
State Senator Liz Krueger blames the Independent Democratic Caucus for stalled abortion-rights legislation. [Casey Seiler]
Governor Andrew Cuomo's sister supports the effort by EMILY's List to elect a woman to the White House. [Jill Colvin]
"Oh, Brother!" [Glenn Blain]


text:
Frankfurt, November 23, 2017
Online / 1 hour, November 30, 2017
Vietnam, December 05, 2017
pdf 451.0kb
pdf 4430.0kb
SmartStream Technologies, the Transaction Lifecycle Management specialist, today announced that one of the top US mortgage loans processors has selected TLM® Reconciliations to deliver greater automation to its back office processes.
SmartStream's client, one of the major participants in the US mortgage loan market, will replace its existing manual and time-consuming approach with TLM Reconciliations to create a fully automated, exceptions-based process. This new approach will be used for reconciling loan data between the mortgage originator and loan underwriter.
Implementing TLM Reconciliations, the firm will reduce the time taken to complete these reconciliations and will run them more frequently, helping to reduce cost and risk while also improving process visibility. As a result of this new approach, the institution will also strengthen data quality and identify patterns of exceptions that can be analysed to deliver continuous process improvement.
Lou Longhi, Managing Director - Americas, SmartStream Technologies, said: "We are very pleased to introduce a new reconciliation model, with the operational efficiencies and risk controls it represents, to the mortgage origination and underwriting marketplace. Many firms, especially those in the US mortgage industry, face demands to improve their operational processes through greater transparency and control, while at the same time reducing operational risks and costs. For mortgage operators, the essential requirement to address these issues is to introduce a proactive exceptions-based process. Our client selected SmartStream's TLM Reconciliations because of the solution's unique data model, advanced match rules and integrated workflow, which provides the flexibility to achieve its operational goals."
Please contact us to get more information
Mark Roth
Tel: +1 212 763 6509
About SmartStream
Media Library
Brochure - (pdf 459.0kb)
Brochure - (pdf 746.0kb)
Case Study - (pdf 66.0kb)
Case Study - (pdf 134.0kb)
Expert Webcast - External Link


text:
This is a snowman project I am working on for my secretary. I am not sure the colors coordinate. Please give me your opinions. I am thinking I need to do something different where the red snowman print is that will match the green/red a little better. Help!
Close up of corners
close up


text:
To customize the Nishita theme, I do not want all caps for the title and the tags showing, and so I have this in the CSS:
#site-title {
text-transform: none;
#span.tag-links {
display: none;
And I had instead of the hash mark # a period at first (.site-tile). Both codes whether starting with hash mark or period do not work with the Nishita theme.
Is there different codes, then, for the Nishita theme as to the title and no tags?
Thank you,
The blog I need help with is www.cosmos-quest-storytelling.com.


text:
Lakeland Golf Course
- 1772 Kiser Lake Rd, Saint Paris, OH 43072
- (937) 663-4707
- www.lakelandgolfclub.com
Lakeland Golf Course is an 18-hole regulation length golf course in Saint Paris, Ohio. This medium-length layout will reward good shots and provide a fun golf outing for everyone. Online tee times may be available at Lakeland Golf Course or at nearby golf courses, usually offered at a discount from the normal rate.
Even though our info is (in most cases) accurate, occasionally there may be mistakes. If you see something that should be updated, please get ahold of us about it.
Beneath this text, aerial imagery should load of Lakeland Golf Course at 1772 Kiser Lake Rd, Saint Paris, OH 43072. If you can't find the course, try panning around and looking at the surrounding area.
Please login to add your review.


text:
The snow total for the season has hit triple digits.
Forecasters say nearly three-and-a-half inches fell over the weekend, moving the total past the 100-inch mark as measured at the Buffalo Airport.
That's the official location for weather statistics and measurements in Western New York.
The average for this point in the season is about 83 inches. Forecasters say the weekend snow may have been a saving grace, preventing many rivers and streams from flooding.
A suspected car thief is behind bars.
LeRoy Police report the arrest of 40-year-old Bernard Evans of Myrtle Street in the village.
Evans is charged with Grand Larceny for allegedly taking a car from a person he knew.
Evans has been jailed in lieu of $1,000 bail.
The Committee to Save New York is launching its second round of pro-budget advertisements. The newest ad cites how increasing taxes have forced millions of people to leave the state, resulting in hundreds of thousands lost jobs. CSNY officials say Governor Cuomo's budget proposal would close the state's budget gap without raising taxes on any of the state's residents.
Senator Chuck Schumer is demanding that the Transportation Security Administration launch a complete investigation into how a TSA employee allegedly helped known drug dealers get through Buffalo Airport Security .
Schumer said the TSA owes everyone who flies through Buffalo immediate answers.
A Georgia woman is in custody for allegedly trying to smuggle Ecstasy over the border. Investigators say Leann Corley attempted to cross Peace Bridge with 34,000 Ecstasy pills stuffed into a body suit. Border agents believe Corley was attempting to pass for pregnant to hide the pills. She is facing federal charges.