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Bring graceful lines and a streamlined design to your bathroom with Wellworth accessories, which incorporate a contemporary sensibility. This sturdy metal trip lever is designed for use with Wellworth and Highline two-piece toilets and works in either left- or right-hand configurations.
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Cathy Harris Tour Update
by Cathy Harris Show in Family
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Cathy Harris gives update on her 15 state tour and talks about future tours and events.
Follow Cathy on her 6 months Florida tour at www.CathyHarrisSpeaks.com.
You can see her media kit at http://www.cathyharrisspeaks.com/FullMediaKit.pdf
Talking With Brenda Harris
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we will be talking to Brenda Harris about the mysteries that stock her would and about her and her teams work in the lonely canyons of NM.Thrusday at 8:00pm central time Oct 24.
Playwright/Novelist T.T. Harris - Secrets In The Sanctuary
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Playwright and Christian Fiction Novelist, T.T. Harris viists The Wealthy Speaker Show with host Paul Lawrence Vann to share the back story of her recent novel, SecretsoIn The Sanctuary.
Secrets In The Sanctuary is a continuation from the popular novel The Things Church People Won't Say released in October 2012. A few years has passed, Rachel Titus, the first lady of Greater Mission Temple of Faith Ministries, thinks her secrets are safe until the unthinkable happens.
Bishop Richard Titus is faced with some very tough decisions that will affect the lives of his family and churches forever. Robert and Veronica Jones' past come back causing a line of destruction in their church. And a host of lies, secrets, crime, passion, and betrayal plague this congregation of people.
Secrets In The Sanctuary, is a dramatic and explosive fiction novel that leaves you wondering if secrets are really kept under lock and key in your sanctuary…perfect peace within themselves and discovering that true love comes from God first. Will they accept God's invitation?
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Ep7: Stuck inside of Mobile:Tommy Hicks and Jim Harris
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Joining Martin tonight in the bunker is Tommy Hicks, South Alabama beat writer for Al.com to discuss the upcoming Sunbelt Conference Matchup with the South Alabama Jaguars. The black line moment of the game returns as we preview the Jags/Wolves.
Also in the bunker comes Sporting Life Arkansas' Jim Harris, fresh off his interview with Head Red Wolf Brian Harsin. We will get take on the first half of the season, where the Wolves are headed, and what the learning curve for the Coach looks like.
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Charred Remains Danielle Harris
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OCTOBER is finally here! To start the month long Halloween Celebration off right...Horror Host Char Hardin is excited as much is she is delighted to announce that DANIELLE HARRIS will be joining her for a special night and time Sunday, October 6th at 8pm Pacific/10pm Central/11pm Eastern to chat about her current and up coming films and to also answer questions regarding the October 8th DVD release of SHIVER. SHIVER stars Danielle (Hatchett 3) with Casper VanDien (Starship Troopers) and John Jarratt (Wolf Creek).
Chat-Room will be open, so log in and join Char in welcoming Danielle Harris to the Charred Side of Horror Talk Shows!
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Nashville Country Recording Artist working on new music pre-production for radio single and six pack EP to be released and promoted in Canada and the US in the summer of 2014. This new project will feature the dynamics of her vocal power, soul, and control with an authentic blend of Country, Pop, and Rock influences creating market separation. The Toronto Canada area native is currently touring in Canada and planning performance dates in the US and Europe for next year to be announced. The artistic development of Tanya Marie Harris (TMH) derives from early influences such as Patsy Cline, AC/DC, and The Eagles with more recent creative direction from those such as Shania Twain, Carrie Underwood, and Joss Stone. The demand for this emerging artist grows with each live performance that is packed with hit Country, Pop, and Rock covers mixed with TMH original material. She is real, pure, and authentic with her musical delivery and interaction with fans. In the summer of 2013, Tanya had a soft release of her new single "Second Hand Dreams" to great reviews of those in the industry and ongoing strong music video views from fans worldwide. Watch the video on Youtube and purchase the single on iTunes. Recently, TMH and Arrow Entertainment of Nashville/Seattle agreed to terms for ongoing artist management, booking, and placement services including performances, events, appearances, film/media, and sponsorship opportunities.
Ep7: Stuck Inside of Mobile with Tommy Hicks and Jim Harris
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Uterine fibroids are noncancerous (benign) tumors that develop in the womb (uterus), a female reproductive organ.
Leiomyoma; Fibromyoma; Myoma; Fibroids
Uterine fibroids are common. As many as 1 in 5 women may have fibroids during their childbearing years (the time after starting menstruation for the first time and before menopause). Half of all women have fibroids by age 50.
Fibroids are rare in women under age 20. They are more common in African-Americans than Caucasians.
The cause of uterine fibroids is unknown. However, their growth has been linked to the hormone estrogen. As long as a woman with fibroids is menstruating, a fibroid will probably continue to grow, usually slowly.
Fibroids can be so tiny that you need a microscope to see them. However, they can grow very large. They may fill the entire uterus, and may weigh several pounds. Although it is possible for just one fibroid to develop, usually there are more than one.
Fibroids are often described by their location in the uterus:
More common symptoms of uterine fibroids are:
Note: There are often no symptoms. Your health care provider may find them during a physical exam or other test. Fibroids often shrink and cause no symptoms in women who have gone through menopause.
The health care provider will perform a pelvic exam. This may show that you have a change in the shape of your womb (uterus).
It can be difficult to diagnose fibroids, especially if you are extremely overweight.
An ultrasound may be done to confirm the diagnosis of fibroids. Sometimes, a pelvic MRI is done.
An endometrial biopsy (biopsy of the uterine lining) or laparoscopy may be needed to rule out cancer.
Treatment depends on several things, including:
Some women may just need pelvic exams or ultrasounds every once in a while to monitor the fibroid's growth.
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Some women with fibroids have no symptoms and may not need treatment.
During a pregnancy, existing fibroids may grow due to the increased blood flow and estrogen levels. The fibroids usually return to their original size after the baby is delivered.
Complications of fibroids include:
In rare cases, fibroids may cause infertility. Fibroids may also cause complications if you become pregnant, although the risk is thought to be small:
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Katz VL. Benign gynecologic lesions: Vulva, vagina, cervix, uterus, oviduct, ovary. In: Katz VL, Lentz GM, Lobo RA, Gershenson DM, eds. Comprehensive Gynecology. 5th ed. Philadelphia, Pa: Mosby Elsevier; 2007:chap 18.
Rodriguez MI, Warden M, Darney PD. Intrauterine progestins, progesterone antagonists, and receptor modulators: a review of gynecologic applications. Am J Obstet Gynecol. 2010 May;202(5):420-8. Epub 2009 Dec 23. Review.
Moss J, Cooper K, Khaund A, et al. Randomised comparison of uterine artery embolisation (UAE) with surgical treatment in patients with symptomatic uterine fibroids (REST trial): 5-year results. BJOG. 2011 Jul;118(8):936-944.
Peddada SD, Laughlin SK, Miner K, et al. Growth of uterine leiomyomata among premenopausal black and white women. Proc Natl Acad Sci USA. 2008 Dec 16;105(50):19887-92. Epub 2008 Dec 1.
Van Voorhis B. A 41-year-old woman with menorrhagia, anemia, and fibroids: review of treatment of uterine fibroids. JAMA. 2009;301:82-93.
American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists. ACOG practice bulletin. Alternatives to hysterectomy in the management of leiomyomas. Obstet Gynecol. 2008;112:387-400.
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A recent acquisition by Oracle involved a company called Empirix, that sold its e-Test Suite product to Oracle. Oracle is now integrating this product with Enterprise Manager, under the new Oracle Application Testing Suite label. The e-Test Suite is used for functional – black box – testing of Web Applications (those applications with a client that communicates via HTTP with a backend, including Applets and to some extent WebServices). The scripts recorded for functional testing – from the actions performed by the user –
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Gladys Foster, 87, of McCarley died Monday, Aug. 13, 2012 at her home in Montgomery County.
Visitation will be today from 5-7 p.m. at Stricklin-King Funeral Home and Thursday from 9-10 a.m. at First Baptist Church.
Funeral services will be Thursday at 10 a.m. at First Baptist Church with Rev. David Bryant officiating. Burial will follow at Canton City Cemetery.
Mrs. Foster was born Sept. 26, 1924 in Attalla County to Ellie and Dennie Mae Kemp Parker. She was a retired secretary for Mississippi Chemical Corporation and a member of First Baptist Church.
She was preceded in death by her husband, Carl E. Foster; a son, Rodney Foster; and a granddaughter, Brandy Strickland.
Survivors include two daughters, Shirley Harthcock of El Dorado, Ark. and Diane White of Yazoo City; six grandchildren; 13 great-grandchildren and four great-great grandchildren.
Serving as pallbearers are Joe Lawrence, Dustin Strickland, Kaitlynn Walker, Nicholas Jones, Cody McCrary, Cori McCrary and Caleb Jones.
Darthamae "Dot" Johnson McDonald, 84, died Monday, Aug. 13, 2012 in Memphis after an extended illness.
Visitation is today at 1 p.m. before the service at 2 p.m. at Memphis Funeral Home and Memorial Gardens on Poplar Avenue in Memphis, Tenn. Burial will be in Dover Cemetery in Bentonia at 1 p.m. on Thursday.
Mrs. Johnson was born on August 21, 1927 in Yazoo County. She served 22 years as secretary of Frazier Baptist Church of Memphis, as a helper in the office of First Baptist Church of Yazoo City for one year, and she was a receptionist for 8 years at the Summit Club of Memphis.
The last several years she occasionally was the weekend receptionist at the Memphis Hunt and Polo Club. She had an outgoing personality and loved interacting with people.
She was preceded in death by her parents, Marion Steven Johnson and Cornelia Manor Johnson and her brother, Marion Steven Johnson, Jr.
Survivors include her husband of 66 years, David Marlin McDonald, her brother, Jim Drue Johnson of Memphis and her nephews Frank Johnson (Georgia), Mike Johnson (Donna) of Bentonia and Don Johnson (Sherry) of Brandon and their families.
Memorials may be sent to the Dover Cemetery Fund, P. O. Box 173, Bentonia, MS 39040.
Alma Elizabeth Morris, 80, went home to be with her lord on August 9, 2012. Funeral services are August 11, 2012 at First Presbyterian Church of Yazoo City with Rev. Sam Smith officiating. Burial will follow at the Natchez City Cemetery.
Mrs. Morris was born July 12, 1932 in Natchez to Hazel Latham Hauer and Carl Fredrick Hauer. She was a member of Ridgecrest Baptist Church in Ferriday, La. where she devoted herself to various ministries until her move to Yazoo City. She was well known for her many talents as she sewed for the public, decorated cakes, and was a gifted painter. Mrs. Morris had a special love for children as evidenced by the many photos of friends children displayed around her home.
She made Yazoo City her home four years ago where she made many new friends, enjoyed family, and loved church. She will be affectionately remembered for her joyful disposition, devotion to family, her beautiful countenance as a result of God's grace in her life, and all of her wonderful works of art from quilting to painting. Mrs. Morris loved helping others, and her friends and family were encouraged by her positive outlook and faith in the Lord.
She was preceded in death by her parents; her husband, Cecil Morris; and a brother, Carl Fredrick Hauer, Jr. Survivors include two daughters, Virginia Young (Philip) and Debra Kirk; grandchildren, Terri Barnes (Barry), Jennifer Mayfield (Les), Raymond E. Kirk, Jr. (Jennifer), and Cody Kirk (Lauren) and Brooks Dunwoody; six great grandchildren; four great great grandchildren; brother Charles E. Hauer and companion, Malcom W. Weathersby
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Richard Allen "Rick" Stewart Benton, 60, of Benton died early Wednesday morning at his home.
Funeral services were Saturday at Scotland Baptist Church in Bentonia.
Mr. Stewart was born Oct. 15, 1951 in Orlando, Fla. where he attended Ocoee Public School. Rick was a welder, and a paramedic. He was employed as a welder with various companies at different out of state locations. He was formerly employed with Hardy Wilson Hospital in Hazlehurst as a paramedic, and had also worked for Capital Cablevision in Jackson where he met and married his wife Shirley. He later bought and operated the Tin Box Flower Shop in Clinton.
Rick was an avid outdoorsman; he enjoyed hunting, fishing and horseback riding. Rick was very talented with horses and for a time, he and Shirley raised Percheron draft horses, at present, he was raising Missouri Foxtrotter Horses. He was a member of the Missouri Fox Trotters Horse Association, MS Chapter, where he and his wife Shirley enjoyed many trail rides.
He was a member of Scotland Baptist Church and had recently given his life to the Lord. He loved his church and was helping with the remodeling of the church sanctuary. He will be remembered for his laughter, his playful spirit and his smile. He will be missed by all who loved him.
Survivors include his wife of 34 years, Shirley Hughes Stewart, his mother, Jocelyn "Jo" Gay Stewart Arnold of GA, his children, Chelsie Stewart Case, (Kelby), Richard "Halsey" Stewart (Kimberly), all of Brookhaven, Skye Stewart Hopper (Stephen) of Benton, eight grandchildren, Kirstie, Dava, Dawn, Rachael, Cameron, Blake, Lil Halsey, Jack and one granddaughter on the way, Addy Grace Hopper; his sister, Connie Causey of FL, nieces, nephews, extended family and a host of friends.
He was preceded in death by his father, Alva "PeeWee" Stewart of FL., and many dogs that he loved, but especially his bulldog "Beulah". Donations may be made to Scotland Baptist Church Building Fund, 5617 Scotland Rd, Bentonia, MS 39040.
Larissa Renee "Ree Ree" Williams, 31, died July 26, 2012.
Funeral services were Aug. 4 at Bethel M.B. Church with Rev. M.C. Miller officiating. Burial followed at the church cemetery under the direction of Century Funeral Home.
Mrs. Williams was born Oct. 3, 1980 in Vicksburg to Herman and Dorothy Williams. She was a 1999 graduate of Yazoo City High School and later earned degrees from Antonelli College and Virginia College before earning a degree from Everest University. She was a member of Calvary Baptist Church.
She was preceded in death by a son, Rotavius; a daughter, Ryneisha; and her grandfathers, Eugene Sneed and Charles Williams.
Survivors include her parents, Herman and Dorothy Williams; four children, Rhiana, Rodney, Rodriquez and Rotianna; grandmothers, Pearl Sneed Davis of Yazoo City and Elnora Williams of Eden; a sister, Petrina Sneed of Texas; two brothers, Herman Williams Jr. of Texas and Elton Sneed (Constance) of Tenn.; and a host of other relatives and friends.
Serving as pallbearers were the men of the Yazoo City High School Class of 1999. The ladies of the Class of 1999 served as flower bearers.
Honorary pallbearers were Herman Williams Sr., Elton Sneed, James Matthews, Herman Williams Jr., Tawaine Garner and Floyd Williams.


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It's not a name that many people—classic-film buffs included—easily remember, even though Canadian-born director Mark Robson made some extremely popular and well-regarded Hollywood films of the mid-20th century. Robson died at age 64 in 1978 and would have turned 100 this week (on December 4th). His directing career can be separated into three distinct periods, moving from low-budget horror movies to modestly budgeted black-and-white dramas to expensive and colorful commercial pictures. The variety in his filmography, representing nearly every genre, means that Robson is hard to pin down as any particular kind of moviemaker. Maneuvering his way from horror movies to boxing pictures to WWII epics to soap operas, he reinvented himself time and again. Though versatile, Robson lacked the kind of discernible style, or noticeable interest in recurring themes, that makes people get to know your name. It would be difficult to describe the typical Robson picture simply because there seems to be no such thing. Yet he certainly made his share of good ones.
Robson's big break came at RKO, as the assistant editor on Citizen Kane (1941) and The Magnificent Ambersons (1942). Not bad, eh? Working on these two Orson Welles masterpieces had to be awfully good training for any aspiring director. Robson continued at RKO, promoted to film editor on two Val Lewton-produced horror classics: Cat People (1942) and I Walked with a Zombie (1943), both directed by Jacques Tourneur. Lewton then gave Robson his first directing assignment, The Seventh Victim (1943), another highly esteemed picture in Lewton's much-admired series of low-budget horror films, all of them noted for their suggestive, rather than explicit, approach to scaring the audience. These movies primarily explored horrors of the psychological variety. And so Robson entered the first phase of his directing career, making literate, shivering B movies, going so far as to direct the arguably greatest work in Lewton's series: Isle of the Dead (1945), starring Boris Karloff. Robson's The Ghost Ship (1943) and Bedlam (1946) are no slouches either. These early films declare his gifts for visual imagination, a keen sense of pacing, and a willingness to probe the inner workings of his characters.
With the Lewton series over in 1946, Robson made a comeback with the boxing melodrama Champion (1949), entering the next phase of his directing career, as the maker of intense and reasonably realistic black-and-white dramas. With Champion, Robson made a major (and Oscar-nominated) star of Kirk Douglas, and with The Harder They Fall (1956), another boxing movie, Robson directed Humphrey Bogart in his final film. Also from this era in Robson's work comes the blind-veteran rehabilitation picture Bright Victory (1951), the Korean War-themed domestic drama I Want You (1951), and the Cold War potboiler Trial (1955). Throughout this period, Robson became a fine director of A-list actors, ultimately guiding ten performances to Oscar nominations.
The final major phase of Robson's career was about as far from Isle of the Dead and Champion as could be expected, kicking off with the phenomenal success of his Peyton Place (1957). He was now a maker of glossy, colorful, and trashy soap operas, continuing with From the Terrace (1960) and the camp wonder Valley of the Dolls (1967). Easily the best of the three, Peyton Place benefits enormously from Robson's extensive use of New England locations, endowing the film with a palpable sense of place. Then there are a number of Robson films that don't quite belong in any of these categories, further preventing him from being typecast as any kind of recognizably specialized director: My Foolish Heart (1949), far more restrained than his later female-driven soaps; The Little Hut (1957), a rather arch, triangular sex comedy; The Inn of the Sixth Happiness (1958), a lavish war-torn epic; The Prize (1964), his lightweight Hitchcock-like caper; and Earthquake (1974), his disaster movie. Robson was nominated twice for the Best Director Oscar, in consecutive years, for Peyton Place and The Inn of the Sixth Happiness. And four of those aforementioned ten acting nominations went to Arthur Kennedy for Champion, Bright Victory, Trial, and Peyton Place.
After speeding through Robson's career, allow me to get to the task at hand: to look at one of Robson's best and, as usual for me, more neglected films. Made at the beginning of his middle period, RKO's Roughshod (1949) also happens to be Robson's only western. However, it feels connected to his best work because of its attention to character and its atmospheric (black-and-white) cinematography. (It's a western with a positively noir-ish look and feel.) Having honed his style-on-a-budget techniques and deft storytelling skills during his Lewton years, Robson turned Roughshod into an uncommonly smart and satisfying late-forties western. The plot may be routine but the details and the emotions aren't. Killer John Ireland breaks out of prison and seeks revenge on Robert Sterling, the man who captured and wounded him. Sterling and his kid brother, Claude Jarman, Jr., are traveling to their horse ranch when Ireland and two fellow prisoners make their escape. To this basic plot comes the addition of four prostitutes booted out of town. Their wagon breaks down, and they are soon traveling with Sterling and Jarman.
The film charts a fresh, unexpected odyssey for everyone involved, particularly the females. This quartet consists of Gloria Grahame, Myrna Dell, Jeff Donnell, and a brown-haired Martha Hyer. There will be joy and misery on the journey, including happy endings for some but not all. As the central female, Grahame bonds with young Jarman and teaches him to read. She and Sterling get off to a rocky start, before falling for each other. The plotting grows richer, as do the characters, while the killers-on-the-loose suspense mounts. Robson's hand is sure: Roughshod is a tight, well-constructed, good-looking movie.
Ms. Grahame, recently of It's a Wonderful Life (1946) and her Oscar nomination for Crossfire (1947), is the film's chief acting asset. Still in her '40s blonde phase, she's an offbeat, interesting presence with her comical voice (a sort of hardened baby-talk) and seemingly numbed upper lip. And yet she's to be taken seriously because she's got brains and a no-nonsense manner, which makes her as likable as can be. Yep, she's the classic whore with a heart of gold, meaning that vulnerability is part of the package. Grahame, as good here as she was in anything, manages to be quite touching. She and Jarman play especially well together. Ms. Dell and Ms. Donnell also make strong showings as western whores of three dimensions rather than cliches of the genre. Meanwhile, good-guy Sterling and bad-guy Ireland make lesser, blander impressions.
We get a shootout climax, of course, and a pleasing fadeout, but what stays with the viewer are the nuances of characters and their relationships, their mistakes and their second chances. Though a western, Roughshod is actually similar to much of the best of Mark Robson's work. Like his '40s horror movies, it delves inward, moving beyond surfaces. Like his middle-period pictures, it's got grit, a pulsing pace, and sensitive acting. And like his trash spectaculars, it's got the juice of a page-turning yarn. Maybe Roughshod is the quintessential Mark Robson movie after all.


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By Mr. SKINNER [H. R. 490] to protect butter and cheese manufacturers [any person adulterating milk with water, or otherwise, be subject to a fine.]
By Mr. NEFF [H. R. 491] concerning railroads [a revision, in a concise form, of the several acts, general in terms, but generally introduced and passed to fit special cases, concerning consolidation, appropriation of abandoned roads and leasing roads. These several acts are in many respects obsure and unsatisfactory , as applicable to general use; and the bill now introduced is intended to cure defects in these several special acts by a single act.]
The report of the Joint Special Committee to Investigate the Asylum for Feeble-Minded Children and Soldiers' Home [see pages 270 and 271 of these Reports] was taken up. Mr. EDWINS--I do not believe the report ought to be concurred in, from the fact that this Com- page: 85[View Page 85] mittee was raised for the specific purpose of investigating certain charges in relation to the Asylum for Feeble-Minded Children. The Institution is a new thing, organized two years ago in connection with the Soldiers' Orphans' Home. Three Directors were appointed to superintend the Orphans' Home. The Directors, in framing their by-laws to the Superintendent and officials of the Institution, issued an order that a matron should take under supervision all the Orphans' Home and now this Committee brings in a report to discharge the Superintendent, when the control of the entire Institution was taken out of his hands. At the same time Committee suggest in their report that the department for the feeble minded has been carried on with that great success which ought to be commended. I think it is injustice to the Superintendent to be condemned without being heard. It is entirely unjust and I move that the report of the Committee be referred to a Special Committee of five, to hear evidence on both sides and report at the earliest day possible.
Mr. MITCHELL said he was a member of the Committee, which examined the Institution as closely as any Committee could do in one day, and found everything true as set forth in the report. The books were in bad condition and the Superintendent gave as an excuse for the poor condition of the same that he had not time to keep the books as they ought to be. There were charges made on the books for the purchase of geranium toilet soap, razor-strops, etc--things not necessary for an Orphans' Home.
Mr.BUSKIRK--I can not see why a Committee should bring in a report that a Superintendent has not been doing the proper thing when he bought a razor-strop or rose geranium soap for probably twenty-five cents, and I can not see the consistency of such argument.
Mr. HUSTON--When we visited the Institution they had one day's notice of our coming. They were ready to receive us. The indications were that they had made ample preparation to show up the Institution to us in the best light. We were shown in the various departments, luxuriously furnished. Tne building was well heated. We examined it in detail, not only upon the ground floor, but clear up into the attic. We devoted the entire day to its examination. The statements made in this report are true to the letter. In one room 16x20 there were required to sleep from fifteen to twenty children. The beds were huddled as but few farmers would huddle his boys together. We were show into the school-room, and were informed by those who had the interest of those children at heart that they were not required to attend school, and that many of them were allowed to remain away from school. Some one is responsible for this. The State can not afford to have an Institution and employ teachers, support the school, and at the instance of an offical have the education of those children neglected. The investigation was sufficient to convince any Committee that the Institution was not properly managed. So far as the bookkeeping of the Institution is concerned, there is not a boy ten years old in Indianapolis but what could keep a book in a more business manner than the books of that Institution. They are in such a condition that no man can take those books and make out a statement from them. We should see to it that the State's money is spent in a proper manner, and for a proper purpose. If the officials were compelled to eat at the table with the children they would fare better, and you would not find the greasy knives, such as you find in a fifth-class boarding-houses. It would have a good influence upon the children, and seem more like home. I ask you to concur in the report of the Committee, hoping that the children of the poor soldier in the future will fare better than in the past.
Mr. EDWINS--I was a soldier myself, and I know what it is. I have as good a right to take the part of the soldier and their orphans as anybody, but I do not believe it is right to injure a man's reputation which he has been a life-time in making simply for the purpose of making political capital. In the law of 1879 it was provided that the Trustees should govern and superintend this Institution. It provides also that the Trustees shall meet once a month, and shall have supreme control of all the officials from the Superintendent down. I ask, in the name of all fairness and justice why was not this Superintendent dismissed by the Trustees if his conduct has been as represented? And is it fair to dismiss a Superintendent upon the recommendation of a Committee after visiting the Institution four hours? I hope this report will not prevail. The man should have justice, and have an opportunity to be heard in his own defense. At the time this investigation was going on he had a very sick child, who has since died. The Superintendent dismissed one of the teachers of the Institution, and from that transaction arose this whole mutiny, and I do not think it ought to be allowed by this House that a few of the local officials should cause us to discharge the Superintendent in order to accomplish their purpose.
Mr. RYAN--This Committee was composed of both Democrats and Republicans, and that report was signed by all the members. The three principal charges made against the Superintendent, in my judgment, should recommend the adoption of this report. There is no class of persons to whom the country at large is more indebted than the surviving soldiers of 1861 and 1864. The people so feel, and do not allow the question of politics to interfere with anything that touches or that goes to affect the condition of their descendants. It appeals directly to the best feelings of the people of the State. The Superintendent is the one responsible for all this misconduct enumerated and not the Trustees, as they only go there once a month and could not see the mismanagement of the Institution in its true light.
Mr. GIBSON was decidedly opposed to smirching the Superintendent, and hoped the Trustees would remove him if good cause can be found; but he did not desire the House to strike man who is not the guilty party in the case. He favored investigating the acts of the Trustees of Institution.
Mr. NEFF said: If I understand the purpose of this investigation it is to arrive at all the facts. Taking the admission of one of the Committee--that they have not arrived at all the facts--I want a report that tells the whole truth, and I hope the gentleman from Madison (Mr. Edwins) will modify his motion so that t is matter will go back to the Committee which made the report.
The report was concurred in by yeas 58, nays 24.
Pending the roll call--
Mr. AKIN, when his name was called, said: From the statements made here by the Committee, I think there ought to be a thorough investigation of that Institution. I am opoosed to striking one man own and let others go, who, perhaps, are as guilty, therefore I vote nay.
Mr. SUMNER, when his name was called, said: I desire to say this, in view of the fact that the Committee have unanimously agreed to a report. I believe it is a just and true report, therefore I vote aye.
Mr. SMELZER introduced a joint resolution that the Board of Trustees of the Soldiers and Orphans' Home be instructed to dismiss the present Superintendent, Mr. Ibach.
The resolution was adopted--yeas 53, nays 26.
Mr. GILLUM offered a joint resolution that a Joint Special Committee be appointed to investigate the Asylum for Feeble Minded Children, and that they proceed immediately to inquire into the management of the same.
Mr. EDWINS offered a substitute that a Special Committee of three be appointed by the Speaker page: 86[View Page 86] with power to send for persons and papers to investigate the acts of the Trustees of said Institution--their drawing pay for two Institutions and other matters connected with the Institution.
The substitute was laid on the table.
The resolution was adopted.
Mr. RIDPATH [Mr. Kenner in the chair] moved to suspend the constitutional rule, and that the bill [S. 299--see page 240 of these Reports] to abolish the Superior Court of Cass County be read the second time by title, third time by sections and put upon its passage. The motion was agreed to--yeas, 74; nays, 3.
The bill was read the second and third times and passed--yeas, 73; nays, 0.
Mr. Gibson's bill [H. R. 378] to amend an act to repeal the general laws now in force for the incorporation of cities, providing for the incorporation of cities, etc., approved March 4, 1867, was read the third time and passed--yeas, 72; nays, 0.
The Revision Committee reported on the bill [H. R. 486] concerning grand and petit jurors, recommending its passage with amendments.
The report was concurred in, and the bill was read the second time.
Mr. BENHAM moved to amend by adding "Provided that the several drawing jurors provided for in this act shall be in the presence of the Sheriff and Auditor of the County.'
Mr. BENHAM said in support of his amendment that the bill was designed to provide for non-partisan Juries, and under the bill without the amendment the Clerk who desired could draw from the box his party friends, and thereby defeat the object of the bill, but should the amendment prevail such a course could not be accomplished; and he hoped the amendment would prevail.
Mr. LINSDAY said: I believe the amendment to be a good one, and ought to go in. When the Sheriff does the drawing there ought to be somebody present. There certainly can be no harm in having the Sheriff and Auditor by.
The amendment was adopted.
Mr. KENNER moved to suspend the constitutional rule that the bill be considered engrossed, read the third time and put upon its passage.
The motion was agreed to--yeas, 67; nays, 14.
The bill was read the third time and passed--yeas, 59; nays, 19.
Mr. Sumner's bill [H. R. 306] revoking certain acts of the Board of Trustees of Center Township, Marshall County, was read a third time.
Mr. SUMNER said the men for whom this relief is asked are men of limited means. They have paid their full rate of assurety upon this mortgage. The tax-payers of my Township have felt interest enough in these parties to ask this honorable body to grant this relief. The petition that has been sent up to us is signed by H. G. Thayer, a heavy tax-payer of our County; also by all three bankers and the leading farmers, and I ask you as a matter of justice and equity to give your vote in favor of this bill.
Mr. WOLF said he knew most of the parties signing this petition, and knew that they were not prompted by a political motive.
Mr. FANCHER said he was personally acquainted with this matter and thought the relief should be granted, as the Township has been reimbursed by taxation.
The bill passed--yeas, 69; nays. 6.
Mr. Wright's bill [H. R. 334] to amend Section 28 of an act providing for the election and qualification of Justice of the Peace, defining their jurisdiction, duties, powers, etc., in civil cases, approved June 9, 1852, was read the third time and passed--yeas, 73; nays, 0.
Mr. Huston's bill [H. R. 136] to appropriate $60,000 to pay the indebtedness of the State Board of Agriculture was read the third time.
Mr. HUSTON--This bill provides that the Agricultural Society shall issue $60,000 worth of bonds, which shall bear 6 per cent. interest annually, and be secured by mortgage upon the Agricultural grounds. Said new bonds shall be due in ten years, but redeemable in five years, at option of Board--sixty days notice having been given; also, authorizes T. A. W. Davis, Trusteee, to whom a mortgage second in effect was given to secure a debt of $25,000, due the State, to return the same to the State and allow first mortgage to be given for $60,000 loan, and then taking new second mortgage to secure the amount due the State. The bill also appropriates the sum of $4,000 for 1881, and like sum for 1882, out of general fund for paying of interest on the $60,000.
Mr. MEREDITH said the State Agricultural Society first asked for an appropriation of $60,000, and afterward changed their views with reference to it, and they now ask simply for a loan of $60,000. It leaves the State in the same condition as it is now, and allows the State Agricultural Association to make a new loan.
The bill passed--yeas, 54; nays, 18.
Senator Voyle's bill [S. 72] in relation to the 3 per cent. fund remaining unexpended, authorizing its application for repair of roads, was read the third time.
Mr. MITCHELL said this bill applies, perhaps, only to Washington County. This bill simply has reference to the 3 per cent. fund appropriated by the United States.
In 1816 the United States passed an act giving to the State of Indiana certain lands for the purpose of internal improvements for making, and preparing roads, building, purhasing, and so on. We have between $5,000 and $6,000 in our Treasury and it has never been put out; and I want to get that money out upon our roads. It is used there as a kind of accommodation fund. It is discretionary with the County Commisioners to put out this fund. This act will make it obligatory upon the Commissioners to distribute this money among the Townships of the County. In 1874 there was the sum of $6,380.85 allowed and paid by the United States to the State of Indiana. Instead of paying that money to the different Counties of the State, it was put into the general fund, and the Counties of the State have not received any benefit from it.
Mr. BUSKIRK--I have some doubts as to whether this money can be distributed for this purpose. In order that this bill will have a fair showing I move that it be made a special order for next Tuesday at 9 a. m.
The motion was agreed to.
The SPEAKER announced the regular order to be consideration of the bill [H. R. 271] civil proceeding.
The reading was resumed, commencing at Section 288.
Mr. CAUTHORNE moved to amend to strike out all of Section 317 of the printed bill. He said: This section applies to taking depositions orally, requiring a notice of the name of the person whose deposition is to be taken.
The amendment was adopted.
The House adjourned till to-morrow.


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Happy Birthday to Buple Childress and Maggie McCraw, a big three, Saturday, Feb. 26; to Hazel Hines Monday, Feb. 28; to Natalie Hatcher a big 10 Tuesday March 1; and to Sarah Grubbs Thursday, Feb. 3.
Natalie came by and sold me a box of Girl Scout Cookies. I chose chocolate/coconut and they are really good.
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Another terrific 2nd Saturdays Downtown (photo gallery)
by Carolyn Classen on Aug. 15, 2010, under Arts, LifeHere are some photos of last night's 2nd Saturdays Downtown urban street fest, along and around E. Congress Street, compliments of Donovan Dean Durband (Ward 6 Council aide and former Executive Director of the Downtown Tucson Alliance), and Tucson Birthday's photographer Jon Scanlon.
A couple of art receptions were going on as well at Arts Marketplace (featuring artist Mel Dominguez), teen art at The Drawing Studio, and "The Art of Functional Fashion" mixed in with bike training (with drums!) at the newly opened 02 Modern Fitness center at 186 E. Broadway (corner of 5th Avenue). Over on Congress, Daniel Martin Diaz was showing his art in Sacred Machine (photo below). There was definitely diverse community art to choose from last night.
Also here are some photos by Jon Scanlon for Tucson's Birthday at the Fox Tucson Theatre.
We spent almost our entire time at the free Fox Tucson Theater concert, featuring first The Seven Pipers Scottish bagpipe troupe, then the Gospel Music Workshop of America, followed by former Tucson Citizen staffer Daniel Buckley's video of Cele Peterson, and a short talk by "Big Jim" Griffith (of Tucson Meet Yourself fame), then lots of great music.
Gabriel Ayala (Native American guitarist) was followed by STICKSnFINGERS Caribbean band with 5 calypso like dancers, Chinese Lion dancers of the Tucson Chinese School, then guitarist Salvador Duran (with Chili Willie on bongos), Los Gallegos (4 talented brothers), and finally Mariachi Sonido de Mexico with singer Olga Flores. Wow, it was a multi-cultural fest of terrific local music & dance, for over two hours.
"Big Jim" on stage said it all "This is our community, and ain't it great?" This event was a tribute to Tucson's "First Lady of Fashion", Cele Peterson, who passed away at age 101 in May of this year. For more photos of this Fox Birthday event, go to the Tucson Birthday website (Flickr) for Jon Scanlon's photo file (click here).
If you haven't been to a 2nd Saturdays Downtown event yet, mark your calendars for the next one on September 11. It's a family-friendly event as well, as shown by this photo last night of these joyful little boys playing with bubbles:


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Say what you need to say.
I think this offense lends itself to having productive slot players. Steve Smith was pretty damn productive. Would we get Cruz maybe not but would the Giants get a 90 catch 1000 yard receiver , I think so. Now it comes down to money value is it worth paying 10 million for a 1400 yard receiver or 1 million for a 900 yard receiver
I get that but just because they are talking about the same player doesn't mean the topics are identical.


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-- -- the National Federation of Independent Business outlook its latest small business survey and not sure there's a small little uptick in optimism.
It remains below pre recession levels.
The NF ID's chief economist build uncle berg joins us now so great to have you here sir I mean I I -- I -- loved -- seen the results post election because this was taken right before the election right.
You're right so in order to see the impact of the election about small business owners left to -- tell we've finished the November survey and we'll also get a look at the impact of sandy because we can look at it kind of on the East Coast own -- and look at the detailed data to see.
How badly the small business owners were impacted there.
But for the most part they're just not seeing on all the love they need are they -- -- -- business is the heart of our economy.
Not feeling optimistic enough.
You write about that I mean there half a private GDP in half the private workforce and they are doing very well thank goodness they're not publicly traded because the stock market would pretty bad for them.
And I'll make an eleven money overseas that the big companies are making an about making all -- money manufacturing and exporting so.
They're not doing so well they there they don't have a very good view of the future we asked him about business conditions six months from now.
14% said better but 90% expected to be worse.
That's not good and 23% almost one enforce that I have no idea that's the highest level of uncertainty we've seen on -- measure since Jimmy Carter's.
And it must be so disheartening when we just got the federal.
Budget deficit -- 120 billion dollars in October so the federal government's not doing anything to try to get their books in order.
Our small businesses are trying so hard to keep things going -- sales their top line growth is really where they're struggling isn't it.
That is there's still one of the top problems we asked them every month.
What's the most important problem facing your business we give -- ten choices we've got -- -- a three way tie between weak sales taxes.
And the cost of useless regulations and red tape those of their three.
Big problems.
This about changing.
It's not is it now and at the same time because of -- that they're not really looking to create jobs anytime soon -- that.
Right we have we ask you about that increasing total employment so that's a job creation question.
-- that 4% who plan to increase jobs and if you look at that.
In perspective you know it ought to have a ten attitude should be 1415.
Up from those numbers though.
Very weak job creation plans the job openings are historically quite low.
That and that's because of that we have such a dim view of the future.
And where sales might go you know you don't hire any new employees to take care customers you don't think are gonna show.
Right right and stick it defeats the point and finally what are they say about access to credit these days because they -- having a tough time getting loans.
Yeah not a not an issue are borrowing activities -- record low level only 3% say this they're top business problem.
And a near record 64% of the -- -- who needs alone with a -- gonna do with the money.
I can't get -- -- employee with a that they can't pay back enough so I can repay the loan -- can't invest in new equipment and -- -- pay back enough.
And -- my view of the future I don't see that happening so we're not borrowing.
Rick we have a chart up of the red tape and the regulations that there feasting and out of his.
Might -- millions 2008 and that is just not gonna get better any time soon do you.
Expect this sentiment then to stay pessimistic for -- while among our small businesses.
Well I think so until we do a better job of solving some of the uncertain resolving some of the uncertainties that we have.
I think there will be the case -- others they're really burdened with the regulatory process.
We've heard some numbers recently that said they're like you know seven -- -- new regs or regulatory changes coming every day for the last three months.
That's a terrible thing that keep track of and to compile -- very valuable entrepreneurial time the most important asset -- happens.
Right they should be innovating not dealing with regulation bill -- battling with NFIB thank you for sharing the results are.
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