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"The Oaks," the dwelling-place of Colonel Walton, was one those antique residences of the Carolina planters to which, at this day, there attaches a sort of historical interest. A thousand local traditions hang around them—a thousand stories of the olden time, and of its associations of peril and adventure. The estate formed one of the frontier-plantations upon the Ashley, and was the site of a colonial barony. It had stood sieges of the Indians in the wars of the Edistoes and Yemassees; and, from a blockhouse station at first, it had grown to be an elegant mansion, improved in European style, remarkable for the length and deep shade of its avenues of solemn oak, its general grace of arrangement, and the lofty and considerate hospitality of its proprietors. Such, from its first foundation to the period of which we speak, had been its reputation; and in no respect did the present owner depart from the good tastes and the frank, manly character of his ancestors.
Colonel Richard Walton was a gentleman in every sense of the word; simple of manner, unpretending, unobtrusive, and always considerate, he was esteemed and beloved by all around him. Born to the possession of large estates, his mind had been exercised happily by education and travel; and at the beginning of the revolutionary struggle, he had been early found to advocate the claims of his native colony. At the commencement of the war he commanded a party of horse, and had been concerned in some of the operations against Prevost, in the rapid foray which that general made into Carolina. When Charleston fell before the armsof Sir Henry Clinton, overawed as was the entire country below the Santee by the immediate presence in force of the British army, he had tendered his submission along with the rest of the inhabitants, despairing of any better fortune. The specious offers of amnesty made by Clinton and Arbuthnot, in the character of commissioners for restoring peace to the revolted colonies, and which called for nothing but neutrality from the inhabitants, had the effect of deceiving him, in common with his neighbours. Nor was this submission so partial as we have been taught to think it. To the southward of Charleston, the militia, without summons, sent in a flag to the British garrison at Beaufort, and made their submission. At Camden, the inhabitants negotiated their own terms of repose. In Ninety-Six the submission was the same; and, indeed, with the exception of the mountainous borders, which were uninvaded, and heard only faint echoes of the conflict from afar, all show of hostility ceased throughout the colony—the people, generally, seeming to prefer quiet on any terms to a resistance which, at that moment of despondency, seemed worse than idle.
This considerate pliability secured Walton, as it was thought, in all the immunities of the citizen, without subjecting him to any of those military duties which, in other respects, his majesty had a perfect right to call for from his loyal subjects. Such, certainly, were the pledges of the British commanders—pledges made with little reflection, or with designed subterfuge, and violated with as little hesitation. They produced the effect desired, in persuading to easy terms of arrangement the people who might not have been conquered but with great difficulty. Once disarmed and divided, they were more easily overcome; and it was not long, after the first object had been obtained, before measures were adopted well calculated to effect the other.
Colonel Walton, though striving hard to convince himself of the propriety of the course which he had taken, remained still unsatisfied. He could not be assured of the propriety of submission when he beheld, as he did hourly, the rank oppression and injustice by which the conquerors strove to preserve their ascendency over the doubtful, while exercising it wantonly among the weak. He could not but see how uncertain was the tenure of hisown hold upon the invaders, whom nothing seemed to bind in the shape of solemn obligation. The promised protection was that of the wolf, and not the guardian dog; it destroyed its charge, and not its enemy; and strove to ravage where it promised to secure. As yet, it is true, none of these ills, in a direct form, had fallen upon Colonel Walton; he had suffered no abuses in his own person or family; on the contrary, such were his wealth and influence, that it had been thought not unwise, on the part of the conquerors, to conciliate and soothe him. Still, the colonel could not be insensible to the gradual approaches of tyranny. He was not an unreflecting man; and as he saw the wrongs done to others, his eyes became duly open to the doubtful value of his own securities, whenever the successes of the British throughout the state should have become so general as to make them independent of any individual influence. So thinking, his mind gave a new stimulus to his conscience, which now refused its sanction to the decision which, in a moment of emergency and dismay, he had been persuaded to adopt. His sympathies were too greatly with the oppressed, and their sufferings were too immediately under his own eyes, to permit of this; and sad with the consciousness of his error—and the more so as he esteemed it now irremediable—vexed with his momentary weakness, and apprehensive of the future—his mind grew sullen with circumstances—his spirits sank; and, gradually withdrawing from all the society around him, he solaced himself in his family mansion with the small circle which widowhood, and other privations of time, had spared him. Nor did his grief pass without some alleviation in the company of his daughter Katharine—she, the high-born, the beautiful, the young—the admiration of her neighbourhood, revelling in power, yet seemingly all unconscious of its sway. The rest of his family in this retirement consisted of a maiden sister, and a niece, Emily Singleton, whom, but a short time before, he had brought from Santee, in the hope that a change of air might be of benefit to that life which she held by a tenure the most fleeting and capricious.
He saw but few persons besides. Studiously estranging himself, he had no visitors, unless we may except the occasional calls of the commanding officer of the British post at Dorchester. Thisvisitor, to Colonel Walton, appeared only as one doing an appointed duty, and exercising, during these visits, that kind of surveillance over the people of the country which seemed to be called for by his position. Major Proctor had another object in his visits to "The Oaks." He sought to ingratiate himself in the favour of the father, on account of his lovely daughter; and to the charms of one, rather than the political feelings of the other, were the eyes of the British officer properly addressed. Katharine was not ignorant of her conquest, for Proctor made no efforts to conceal the impression which she had made upon his heart. The maiden, however, gave him but small encouragement. She gloried in the name of a rebel lady, and formed one of that beautiful array, so richly shining in the story of Carolina, who, defying danger, and heedless of privation, spoke boldly in encouragement to those who yet continued to struggle for its liberties. She did not conceal her sentiments; and whatever may have been the personal attractions of Major Proctor, they were wanting in force to her mind, as she associated him with her own and the enemies of her country. Her reception of her suitor was coldly courteous; and that which her father gave him, though always studiously considerate and gentle, Proctor, at the same time, could not avoid perceiving was constrained and frigid—quite unlike the warm and familiar hospitality which otherwise marked and still marks, even to this day, the gentry of that neighbourhood.
It was drawing to a close—that day of events in the history of our little squad of partisans whose dwelling was the Cypress Swamp. Humphries, who had engaged to meet Major Singleton with some necessary intelligence from Dorchester, was already upon his way to the place of meeting, and had just passed out of sight of Ashley River, when he heard the tramp of horses moving over the bridge, and on the same track with himself. He sank into cover as they passed, and beheld Major Proctor and a Captain Dickson, both on station at the garrison, on their way to " The Oaks." Humphries allowed them to pass; then renewing his ride, soon effected the meeting with Major Singleton. As we have already seen, their object was "The Oaks" also; but the necessity of avoiding a meeting with the British officers was obvious, and theykept close in the wood, leaving the ground entirely to their opponents.
Though, as we have said, rather a frequent visitor at "The Oaks," the present ride of Major Proctor in that quarter had its usual stimulus dashed somewhat by the sense of the business which occasioned it. Its discharge was a matter of no little annoyance to the Englishman, who was not less sensitive and generous than brave. It was for the purpose of imparting to Colonel Walton, in person, the contents of that not yet notorious proclamation of Sir Henry Clinton, with which he demanded the performance of military duty from the persons who had been paroled; and by means of which, on departing from the province, he planted the seeds of that revolting patriotism which finally overthrew the authority he fondly imagined himself to have successfully re-established.
Colonel Walton received his guests with his accustomed urbanity: was alone when he received them; and the eyes of Proctor looked round the apartment inquiringly, but in vain, as if he desired another presence. His host understood the glance perfectly, for he had not been blind to the frequent evidences of attachment which his visitor had shown towards his daughter; but he took no heed of it; and, with a lofty reserve of manner, which greatly added to the awkwardness of the commission which the Englishman came to execute, he simply confined himself to the occasional remark—such only as was perfectly unavoidable with one with whom politeness was habitual, and the predominant feeling at variance with it, the result of a calm and carefully regulated principle. It was only with a steady resolution, at last, that Proctor was enabled to bring his conversation into any thing like consistency and order. He commenced, despairing of any better opening, with the immediate matter which he had in hand.
"Colonel Walton does not now visit Dorchester so frequently as usual, nor does he often travel so far as the city. May I ask if he has heard any late intelligence of moment."
Walton looked inquiringly at his guest, as if to gather from his features something of that intelligence which his words seemed to presage. But the expression was unsatisfactory—perhaps that of care—so Walton thought, and it gave him a hope of somebetter fortune for his country than had usually attended its arms heretofore.
"I have not, sir; I ride but little now, and have not been in Dorchester for a week. Of what intelligence do you speak, sir?"
"The proclamation of Sir Henry Clinton, sir—his proclamation on the subject of protections granted to the militia of the province, those excepted made prisoners in Charleston."
Colonel Walton looked dubious, but still coldly, and without a word, awaited the conclusion of Proctor's statement. But the speaker paused for a moment, and when he again spoke, the subject seemed to have been somewhat changed.
"I am truly sorry, Colonel Walton, that it has not been heretofore in your power to sympathize more freely and openly with his majesty's arms in this warfare against his rebellious subjects."
"Stay, sir, if you please: these subjects, of whom your phrase is rather unscrupulous, are my relatives and countrymen; and their sentiments on this rebellion have been and are my own, though I have adopted the expedient of a stern necessity, and in this have suspended the active demonstration of principles which I am nevertheless in no haste to forget, and do not suppress."
"Pardon me, sir; you will do me the justice to believe I mean nothing of offence. However erring your thought, I must respect it as honest; but this respect does not forbid that I should lament such a misfortune—a misfortune, scarcely less so to his majesty than to you. It is my sincere regret that you have heretofore found it less than agreeable to unite your arms with those of our army in the arrest of this unnatural struggle. The commission proffered you by Sir Henry—"
"Was rejected, Major Proctor, and my opinions then fairly avowed and seemingly respected. No reference now to that subject need be made by either of us."
"Yet am I called upon to make it now, Colonel Walton; and I do so with a hope that what is my duty will not lose me, by its performance, the regard of him to whom I speak. I am counselled to remind you, sir, of that proposition by the present commander-in-chief of his majesty's forces in the South, Earl Cornwallis. The proclamation of Sir Henry Clinton to which I have alluded,is of such a nature as opens fresh ground for the renewal of that offer; and in this packet I have instructions to that end, with a formal enclosure of seal and signature, from his excellency himself, which covers the commission to you, sir, in your full rank, as engaged in the rebel army."
"You will keep it, sir; again it is rejected. I cannot lift arms against my countrymen; and though I readily understand the necessity which requires you to make the tender, you will permit me to say, that I hold it only an equivocal form of insult."
"Which, I again repeat, Colonel Walton, is foreign to all intention on the part of the Commander-in-chief. For myself, I surely need make no such attestation. He, sir, is persuaded to the offer simply as he knows your worth and influence—he would secure your co-operation in the good cause of loyalty, and at the same time would soften what may seem the harsh features of this proclamation."
"And what is this proclamation, sir? Let me hear that: the matter has been somewhat precipitately discussed in advance of the text."
"Surely, sir," said Proctor, eagerly, as the language of Colonel Walton's last remarks left a hope in his mind that he might think differently, on the perusal of the document, which he now took from the hands of his companion, Dickson—"surely, sir, and I hope you will reconsider the resolve which I cannot help thinking precipitately made."
The listener simply bowed his head, and motioned the other to proceed. Proctor obeyed; and, unfolding the instrument, proceeded to convey its contents to the ears of the astonished Carolinian. As he read, the cheek of Colonel Walton glowed like fire—his eye kindled—his pulsation increased—and when the insidious decree, calling upon him to resume the arms which he had cast aside when his country needed them, and lift them in behalf of her enemies, was fairly comprehended by his sense, his feelings had reached that climax which despaired of all utterance. He started abruptly from his seat, and paced the room in strong emotion; then suddenly approaching Proctor, he took the paper from his hand, and read it with unwavering attention. For a few moments after he had been fully possessed of its contents, he made no remark; then, with astrong effort, suppressing as much as possible his aroused feelings, he addressed the Briton in tones of inquiry which left it doubtful what, in reality, those feelings were.
"And you desire that I should embrace this commission, Major Proctor, which, if I understand it, gives me command in a service which this proclamation is to insist upon—am I right?"
"It is so, sir; you are right. Here is a colonel's commission under his majesty, with power to appoint your own officers. Most gladly would I place it in your hands."
"Sir— Major Proctor, this is the rankest villany—villany and falsehood. By what right, sir, does Sir Henry Clinton call upon us for military service, when his terms of protection, granted by himself and Admiral Arbuthnot, secured all those taking them in a condition of neutrality?"
"It is not for me, Colonel Walton," was Proctor's reply—"it is not for me to discuss the commands of my superiors. But does not the proclamation declare these paroles to be null and void after the twentieth?"
"True. But by what right does your superior violate his compact? Think you, sir, that the Carolinians would have made terms with the invader, the conditions and maintenance of which have no better security than the caprice of one of the parties? Think you, sir, that I, at least, would have been so weak and foolish?"
"Perhaps, Colonel Walton—and I would not offend by the suggestion," replied the other with much moderation "perhaps, sir, it was a singular stretch of indulgence to grant terms at all to rebellion."
"Ay, sir, you may call it by what name you please; but the terms, having been once offered and accepted, were to the full as binding between the law and the rebel as between the prince and dutiful subjects."
"I may not argue, sir, the commands of my superior," rejoined the other, firmly, but calmly.
"I am not so bound, Major Proctor; it is matter for close argument and solemn deliberation with me, and it will be long, sir, before I shall bring myself to lift arms against my countrymen." "There is a way of evading that necessity, Colonel Walton," said Proctor, eagerly.The other looked at him inquiringly, though he evidently did not hope for much from the suggested alternative.
"That difficulty, sir, may be overcome: his majesty has need of troops in the West Indies; Lord Cornwallis, with a due regard to the feelings of his dutiful subjects of the colonies, has made arrangements for an exchange of service. The Irish regiments will be withdrawn from the West Indies, and those of loyal Carolinians substituted. This frees you from all risk of encountering with your friends and countrymen, while at the same time it answers equally the purposes of my commander."
The soldier by profession saw nothing degrading, nothing servile in the proposed compromise. The matter had a different aspect in the eyes of the southern gentleman. The proposition which would send him from his family and friends, to engage in conflict with and to keep down those to whom he had no antipathy, was scarcely less painful in its exactions than to take up arms against his immediate neighbours. The suggestion, too, which contemplated the substitution of troops of foreign mercenaries, in the place of native citizens, who were to be sent to other lands in the same capacity, was inexpressibly offensive, as it directly made him an agent for the increase of that power which aimed at the destruction of his people and his principles. The sense of ignominy grew stronger in his breast as he heard it, and he paced the apartment in unmitigated disorder.
"I am no hireling, Major Proctor; and the war, hand to hand with my own sister's child, would be less shameful to me, however full of pain and misery, than this alternative."
"There is no other, sir, that I know of."
"Ay, sir, but there is—there is another alternative, Major Proctor; more than that, sir—there is a remedy."
The eyes of the speaker flashed, and Proctor saw that they rested upon the broadsword which hung upon the wall before them.
"What is that, sir?" inquired the Briton.
"In the sword, sir—in the strife—to take up arms—to prepare for battle!" was the stern reply. Either the other understood him not, with an obtuseness not common with him, or he chose not to understand him, as he replied—"Why that, sir, is what he seeks—it is what Lord Cornwallis desires, and what, sir, would, permit me to say, be to me, individually, the greatest pleasure. Your co-operation here, sir, would do more towards quieting discontent than any other influence."
The manner of Walton was unusually grave and deliberate.
"You have mistaken me, Major Proctor. When I spoke of taking up the sword, sir, I spoke of an alternative. I meant not to take up the sword to fight your battles, but my own. If this necessity is to be fixed upon me, sir, I shall have no loss to know my duty."
"Sir—Colonel Walton—beware! As a British officer, in his majesty's commission, I must not listen to this language. You will remember, sir, that I am in command of this garrison, and of the neighbouring country—bound to repress every show of disaffection, and with the power to determine, in the last resort, without restraint, should my judgment hold it necessary. I would not willingly be harsh; and you will spare me, sir, from hearing those sentiments uttered which become not the ears of a loyal subject."
"I am a free man, Major Proctor—I would be one, at least. Things I must call by their right names; and, as such, I do not hesitate to pronounce this decree a most dishonest and criminal proceeding, which should call up every honest hand in retribution. Sir Henry Clinton has done this day what he will long be sorry for."
"And what, permit me to add, Colonel Walton—what I myself am sorry for. But it is not for me to question the propriety of that which my duty calls upon me to enforce."
"And pray, sir, what are the penalties of disobedience to this mandate?"
"Sequestration of property and imprisonment, at the discretion of the several commandants of stations."
"Poor Kate!—But it is well it is no worse." The words fell unconsciously from the lips of the speaker: he half strode over thefloor; then, turning upon Proctor, demanded once more to look upon the proclamation. He again read it carefully.
"Twenty days, Major Proctor, I see have been allowed by Sir Henry Clinton for deliberation in a matter which leaves so little choice. So much is scarcely necessary; you shall have my answer before that time is over. Meanwhile, sir, let us not again speak of the subject until that period."
"A painful subject, sir, which I shall gladly forbear," said Proctor, rising; "and I will hope, at the same time, that Colonel Walton thinks not unkindly of the bearer of troublesome intelligence."
"God forbid, sir! I am no malignant. You have done your duty with all tenderness, and I thank you for it. Our enemies are not always so considerate."
"No enemies, I trust, sir. I am in hopes that, upon reflection, you will not find it so difficult to reconcile yourself to what, at the first blush, may seem so unpleasant."
"No more, sir—no more on the subject," was the quick, but calm reply. "Will you do me honour, gentlemen, in a glass of Madeira—some I can recommend?"
They drank; and seeing through the window the forms of the young ladies, Major Proctor proposed to join them in their walk—a suggestion which his entertainer answered by leading the way. In the meanwhile, let us go back to our old acquaintance, Major Singleton, and his trusty coadjutor, Humphries.


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Chris Carpenter, pitcher for the St Louis Cardinals is attempting to come back from chronic nerve disorder but the 2005 NL Cy Young Award winner realizes he has a lot to do before he returns to St. Louis.
"I have a long way to go before I can get outs up there," Carpenter told the St. Louis Dispatch. "If I can't get outs down here, never mind getting outs up there."
Carpenter allowed four runs on nine hits over 3 1/3 innings for Triple-A Memphis on Saturday.
"I didn't feel like I was as sharp as I needed to be or should have been," Carpenter said.
Carpenter threw in the 89-91 mph range and topped out at 95 mph but he did not have his stuff when he needed it. Ten of his last 14 hitters faced reached base.
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Perfect Game is a 2000 comedy-drama television film about an eleven-year-old boy who loves baseball and yearns to play on his local Little League team. It was produced for the Disney Channel, where it was first aired. Kanin Crosby, an 11-year old boy who longs to play baseball for his local Little League team, is surprised when he and a group of other boys who, like him, are not all that talented, make the team. The team is led by experienced coach Bobby Geiser. The team soon find out, however, that Geiser was obliged to take the less-than-stellar players on after losing a bet, provoking... anger in Kanin, his friends and his mother Diane. With Diane's help, the team overthrow Geiser and he is replaced by Billy, a retired school baseball coach. The team soon find out, however, that their new coach requires just as much self-assurance as they do. Through this they discover the value of team work.more
Chess is filled with these kinds of strategic imbalances, which give the game superior possibilities strategically and conceptually.The importance of each moveEach move in Chess has more value relative to the entire game: 1/40 to 1/200 is barely a contest, Chess wins hands-down as the game with more valuable moves and positions considered invididually within the context of a whole game. This is essential to a game like Chess and Go, because it is very plausible that the two players play a perfect game, in which case a draw is the correct outcome.But in Go, you cannot draw. There are more rules in Chess than in Go and, therefore, the game is more difficult to learn how to play.However, the complexity of a game's ruleset and the complexity of said game's actual play do not always necessarily share a direct relationship.


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Supporters of the local horse racing industry may have a new ally.
Windsor-West Liberal MPP Teresa Piruzza will meet with Premier Kathleen Wynne this week.Piruzza will push to to put Leamington and Lakeshore on the fast track harness racing for funding.
The Lakeshore Racetrack Association is lobbying for some of the unclaimed funds that are the result of racetrack closures, like Windsor Raceway. The association wants to build a track in Lakeshore.
Paul Branton is one of the people spearheading the initiative.
"They're focusing on our situation. We just want to know our options and we need them to help us fast track things," Branton said of the Liberals.
Branton will meet with Piruzza on Tuesday to brief her on the details of their proposal.
"Part of my role as a member in this area is to continue to advocate for them as well to see what we can do," Piruzza said. "But we really do need the proposal and see the details brought forward so that it can be fully considered."
Locals in the horse racing industry are watching the developments closely.
A year ago, breeder and driver Mark Williams had about fourteen horses on his farm. Today, his stables only house half that number.
"It's been a terrible strain but more so it's the not knowing if there's anything at the end of the tunnel," Williams said.
A year ago that the government ended the slots for racing program, costing the industry millions.
The new government, has pledged funding to certain tracks in the province, and the Lakeshore Racetrack Association is lobbying to be a part of it.
Until the proposal is really considered, industry players, like Williams, continue to stay hopeful because the province's decision is one that determines their daily lives.
"I'm kind of playing it cool. We'll see," Williams said. "But, this is all I've ever done all my life. I've driven racehorses for 38 years. I've done nothing but horses."
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Messenger RNA (mRNA) localization and regulated translation can spatially restrict gene expression to each of the thousands of synaptic compartments formed by a single neuron. Although cis-acting RNA elements have been shown to direct localization of mRNAs from the soma into neuronal processes, less is known about signals that target transcripts specifically to synapses. In Aplysia sensory-motor neuronal cultures, synapse formation rapidly redistributes the mRNA encoding the peptide neurotransmitter sensorin from neuritic shafts into synapses. We find that the export of sensorin mRNA from soma to neurite and the localization to synapse are controlled by distinct signals. The 3' UTR is sufficient for export into distal neurites, whereas the 5' UTR is required for concentration of reporter mRNA at synapses. We have identified a 66-nt element in the 5' UTR of sensorin that is necessary and sufficient for synaptic mRNA localization. Mutational and chemical probing analyses are consistent with a role for secondary structure in this process.
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We are coming closer to the end of an epoch; no longer can a society which preserves itself through mass energy consumption, excessive resource extraction and unnecessary environmental contamination be sustained. Unfortunately, we cannot sit idle and wait on technological improvements to maintain this society and the way of life, abundances, conveniences and comforts it provides because the costs of doing so are increasing exponentially through time.
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What's worse than being the #1 financier of the coal industry? Fleecing students and young people 1 trillion dollars in order to fund it. Yesterday, student debt topped an astonishing 1 trillion dollars. It's not only the largest financial crisis ever, it all rests on our generation. What did we do? We took to the streets for 1T Day to take back our education from the clutches of Big Banks.
Yesterday was also a day when one of the worst banks saw a well-deserved day of action. Bank of America felt the ire of students across the country in the National Day of Student Action on Bank of America, and heard the demands of young people calling for an end to coal financing, home foreclosure, and crushing student debt.
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Next Wednesday, earthquakes will rock our world. That's the day student debt surpasses 1 trillion dollars; the same day one of the banks backing it, Bank of America, will find itself besieged by student action across the country. April 25th is a national day of action for students to take back their education and their planet from the clutches of Bank of America. That day, we're moving our money and moving mountains.
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Humans are cultivating almost 40 percent of the land surface of the Earth, and nearly a third of all the greenhouse gas emissions that are warming the planet comes from agriculture.
June 04, 2011, SaturdayChina Report Shows More Pollution in Waterways
China revealed that water pollution in 2007 was more than twice as severe as in past reports.
February 10, 2010, WednesdayIdaho Plant Gets Permit With CO2 Limits
State regulators issued a permit requiring a proposed fertilizer plant to curb its emissions.
December 01, 2009, TuesdaySerbian Town Bombed by NATO Fears Effects of Toxic Chemicals
On the edge of town, in a sprawling industrial park that held an oil refinery, a petrochemical plant and a fertilizer factory, lie the twisted pipes, scorched storage tanks, crumbled roofs and jagged detritus left by NATO bombs. Yet it is not these ruined factories that are the worst scourges of war in this river town, many people here say, but the tons of toxic material that poured out of them.
July 14, 1999, WednesdaySludge's New, Improved Odor
When the New York Organic Fertilizer Company moved into Hunts Point in 1992, residents adamantly pushed for its demise, saying the company had brought a nasty, sickening stench to the neighborhood. Now, the company is being considered for a 15-year contract to convert city sludge into fertilizer pellets, a task the city already pays it to do under another contract that expires next year. But instead of rallying against the plan, those who were once critics are bestowing praise.
March 02, 1997, SundayToo Much of a Good Thing Makes Benign Nitrogen a Triple Threat
NITROGEN, more plentiful in the air than oxygen and as down to earth as the fertilizer it becomes when applied to a lawn or farm field, has long been taken for granted as an almost wholly benign element. No longer. Scientists say synthetic fertilizers, farm crops and the burning of coal and oil have doubled the rate at which inert atmospheric nitrogen is ''fixed'' -- that is, converted to forms that can be used by living things. Those are also the forms of nitrogen that can affect the atmosp...
December 10, 1996, TuesdayPatents; It Feels Like Peanut Butter, But It's Designed to Mend the Interior Walls of Damaged Arteries
THE Food and Drug Administration recently approved the implantation of metal "stents" for use in human coronary arteries. The stents, previously approved for use in other parts of the body, are small coils that act as an internal scaffolding to keep arteries from reclosing once they have been unclogged by angioplasty. For now, stents are the only option available for doctors who perform angioplasty, an alternative to surgery, who want to prevent the reclosing of heart arteries, a condition ...
June 14, 1993, MondayGlobal Warming Gases
A buildup in the atmosphere of two gases that promote global warming has been encouraged by the cultivation of grasslands and the use of nitrogen fertilizer, a new study suggests. Concentrations of the gases, methane and nitrous oxide, have risen sharply over the last few decades and together account for about 20 percent of total expected global warming, the researchers said.
April 02, 1991, TuesdayA Company Is Finding The Good in Pollution
A radically different approach to air pollution -- converting harmful combustion waste products into something useful -- is being tested here at New England's only cement plant. A geochemist has found a way to combine the acid and ash emissions from the plant to produce fertilizer, distilled water and limestone for the cement plant, and hardly anything else. The system's designers think the process will have wide application in other industries trying to cope with pollutants, including pape...
January 09, 1991, WednesdayOzone Layer Said To Face Less Peril
Nitrogen fertilizers used on crops do not damage the earth's protective ozone layer as much as originally believed, Agriculture Department scientists said today.
August 24, 1982, TuesdayLetters to the Editor
Richard S Parker lr contends sewage sludge can be used to produce fertilizer and help keep beaches clean
July 01, 1976, ThursdayWORLD AND URGED FOR ENVIRONMENT; Conference Cites Threats to Ozone From Many Sources
DURHAM, N.C., Oct. 29 International action to curb deleterious modification of the earth's atmosphere was recommended in general terms today by a conference convened by the National Institutes of Health.
November 01, 1975, SaturdayTOWN WINS FIGHT OVER PLANT ODOR; Rendering Business Told by High Court to Close
SELBYVILLE, Del., May 21 --"As long as they're down there stinking, this town is dead," Mayor Carl Lekeites said today as he gestured toward the Maryland border just down the road.
May 24, 1970, SundaySupreme Court Curbs Libel Suits Over Reporting of Exaggerated Charges
WASHINGTON, May 18 The Supreme Court broadened the constitutional defenses of newsmen against libel suits today by ruling that the press cannot be held liable for reporting exaggerated charges leveled against public figures when it is clear that the accusations are "political hyperbole."
May 19, 1970, TuesdayKearing Warns Landfills for Refuse Disposal Will Be Filled in Eight Years
New York City has only "about eight years left" before it uses up all seven present sites for dumping its refuse at the current rate of use, according to Sanitation Commissioner Samuel J. Kearing Jr. The city, he says, "is in a real crisis."
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