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SATURDAY, Jan. 11, 1873 - 9 1/2 o'clock A.M.The reading of the journal of yesterday was dispensed with.
Mr. Barrett, the Representative for Bartholomew County, appeared in the hall, received the constitutional oath of his office, and took his seat.
On the motion of Mr. Mellett, his bill [H. R. 200] to authorize County Commissioners to equalize the county bounties of soldiers was taken up on the third reading, but being doubtful about the presence of a quorum, he did not press it and it was returned to the Clerk's files,
Mr. Lenfestey submitted a concurrent resolution for a joint convention of the two Houses immediately after the opening and publication of the vote on the Governor's election in the hall of the House of Representatives, for President of the Board of Commissioners and Trustees of the benevolent institution, Canal Trustee, a State Librarian, three Directors each for the State prisons north and south, and a Trustee for the Soldiers' Home.
Mr. Satterwhite proposed to make the hour for the joint convention half past two o'clock P. M., to give time for caucus.
The modification was accepted, and so the resolution was adopted on the part of the House of Representatives.
The preliminary arrangements for the joint convention of the two Houses of the General Assembly to attest the determination and publication by the Speaker of the House of Representatives of the votes cast at the late October election for Governor and Lieutenant Governor, being all carefully and properly made, the Senators, with the officers of that body, were duly received in the hall, escorted by Messrs. Baker and North, (serving as a special committee appointed for the purpose,) and they were seated on the right, the President of the Senate presiding on the right of the Speaker.
The President of the Senate - Gentlemen of the Senate and House of Representatives: We have .met in pursuance of section 4, article 5, of the Constitution of the State of Indiana to hear the Speaker of the House of Representatives, whose duty it is to open and publish the returns of the election for Governor and Lieutenant Governor in the presence of both Houses of the General Assembly.
Mr. Speaker. In pursuance of the Constitutional provision, and a provision of law approved June 5,1852. I shall now proceed to open and publish in the presence of both Houses of the General Assembly, the returns of the votes cast in the several counties of the State, for Governor and Lieutenant Governor, at the general State election of 1872, which are here sealed up and directed to the Speaker of the House of Representatives. The Speaker then proceeded to open and read the said returns of election, the Clerk, the while, noting in figures the results reported and read by the Speaker, and the acting Secretary of State attesting the reports of the Speaker by comparison with the book of official returns in his office.
The returns from all the counties were read and compared with record of the Secretary of State, and recorded by the Clerk of the House of Representatives, except the counties of Porter and Blackford, which were counted as in the official record.
The result was announced:
- The Hon. Thomas A. Hendricks received 189,424 votes.
- The Hon. Thomas M. Browne received 188,276 votes.
- Scattering, 211.
- The Hon. Leonidas Sexton received 188,722 votes.
- The Hon. John C. Cravens received 188,292 votes.
- Scattering, 253.
The Speaker. These are the totals. The result will now be announced by the President of the Senate.
The President of the Senate. Thomas A. Hendricks having received the highest number of votes cast for Governor of the State of Indiana. I, therefore, now declare him to be duly elected to the office of Governor, to serve as such for the term of four years from and after the second Monday in January, 1873. The same announcement was made in reference to the election of Leonidas Sexton to the office of Lieutenant Governor of the State.
Mr. Cauthron submitted the following:
WHEREAS, The day designated by the Constititution of the State for the inauguration of Governor is rapidly approaching, and
WHEREAS, the result of the recent election for that high office, as just announced by the President of this Joint Convention, admonishes us that there will be a change in the Executive office of the State;
WHEREAS, The present Executive has nearly completed his appointed record as such officer, and the same is now a part of the history of the State and a proper subject for comment by his fellow citizens; therefore
Resolved by the Senate and House of Representatives in Joint Convention Assembled, That we recognize the patriotism, integrity, ability and efficiency of His Excellency, Conrad Baker.
Resolved, That the administration of the Executive office of the State, by His Excellency, has been characterized by distinguished ability, and will long be remembered by the people of the State as a bright and glorious period in her history.
Resolved, That His Excellency in his retirement from office will take with him the good wishes of the people of the State without distinction of party, who, with united voice, are ready to exclaim with reference to his positive acts, "Well done good and faithful servant."
The President. Is it the pleasure of the Senate to consider this proposition at this time? ["Consent," "Consent."]
The Speaker. Is such the pleasure of the House of Representatives? ["Consent."]
The President. As many as are of opinion that these resolutions ought to be adopted will rise to their feet. [The convention rises.] The preamble and resolutions are adopted. This convention was then adjourned without day.
On the motion of Mr. Haller the House of Representatives then took a recess till 2 o'clock P. M.
page: 27[View Page 27]AFTERNOON SESSION.
A call of the House determined a quorum (85 members) present.
Mr. Kimball called attention to the fact that the item of $445 submitted by him during the last session had been omitted from the Specific bill; and he asked and obtained leave to submit a resolution that the said sum be and it is hereby appropriated for payment of the funeral expenses of Colonel Norman Eddy, late Secretary of State, and that the Committee on Ways and Means be instructed to put the same in propriation bill for this year.
Mr. Wilson, of Ripley - It seems to me that this is a liberality which is not warranted. If the funeral expenses of Colonel Eddy be allowed, then the funeral expenses of any other citizen might be allowed here. We have been cutting down the compensation of many who have been in the public service, and we are legislating here for economy generally. Why then adopt this?
Mr. Kimball. This resolution was adopted unanimously at the last session, and he was sorry any gentleman should now rise and object to it. In answer to the gentleman, and for the reason of this, he said: "Col. Eddy was a man who belonged to the State of Indiana, and the nation; who had sacrificed every thing in the service of his country; who had been chosen Secretary of State by a large majority of his fellow citizens; whose perquisites had been cut off by the last Legislature; who died in poverty; and a man who was worthy of all the honors that the people of Indiana could heap upon him. I hope, therefore, that there will not be a single voice raised here against this resolution."
Mr. Wilson was not aware that this resolution was ever before the House till now. Granting all the gentleman says of Col. Eddy, he insisted that we are legislating, and should not go a step beyond propriety. We have a great many good men, and some of them may die; and if we pay this claim, we establish a precedent. At the last session we made an appropriation of a large amount to the Secretary of State for extra services, which as he was informed, all went to the family of Col. Eddy. It is not proper that we should grant special favors; and this is special legislation.
Mr. Mellett. One point seems to have been overlooked by the gentleman from Ripley. He makes no distinction between Col. Eddy and any other man. It must be recollected that Col. Eddy was an officer of the State, and he died from home, and his remains were taken thither for sepulture. This is a debt which the State owes to him and his family. The resolution was unanimously adopted.
Mr. Satterwhite submitted a concurrent resolution for a joint special committee of three on the part of the House of Representatives to act with a like committee on the part of the Senate to make proper arrangements and fix the time when the persons designated by the American Woman's Suffrage Association shall address the people of this city, so that they may have a respectful hearing.
Mr. Baker moved to lay it on the table.
Mr. Butterworth. I hope that will not be done.
The motion was rejected. Yeas, 28; nays, 61; and the question recarried on the adoption of the resolution.
Mr. Satterwhite was informed by the agent of the American Woman Suffrage Association that there is to be presented before that body meeting in this city sometime next week, some two or three distinguished speakers from New York and Boston -
Mr. S. was interrupted and the resolution was passed over informally by the announcement of a message from the Senate informing the House of Representatives of the adoption in that body of the concurrent resolution of the House for a joint convention in this hall this afternoon at half-past two o'clock.
On motion of Mr. Kimball, that gentleman with Mr. Cauthorn were appointed a special committee to notify the Senate of the readiness of the House to receive that body in
The Senators and the officers of that body having been received and seated in the hall, the President of the Senate announced the order of elections to be as named in the concurrent resolution, under which the convention was called and first the order of nominations of President of the Board of Commissioners for the Benevolent Institutions of the State. The nominations were made throughout these proceedings by Mr. Kimball and Mr. Senator Hall for their respective sides of the House.
For President of the Board of Commissioners for the Benevolent Institutions -
- Dr. P. H. Jamison, of Marion county, 74 votes.
- Dr. James S. Athon, of Marion county, 60 votes.
For Trustee of the Blind Asylum -
- John Beard, of Montgomery county, 74 votes.
- Archibald Johnson, of Montgomery county, 60 votes.
For Trustee of the Deaf and Dumb Asylum -
- Dr. J. L. Brown, of Wayne county, 74 votes.
- Dr. B. F. Span 11, of Madison county, 59 votes.
For Trustee of the Insane Asylum -
- Dr. George F. Chittenden, of Madison county, 75 votes.
- Dr. H. S. Parmenter, of Martin county, 58 votes.
For Canal Trustee -
- The Hon. James S. Hinton, of Marion county, 72 votes.
- Cyrus J. Nixon, of Floyd county, 58 votes.
Pending these nominations for canal trustee, Mr. Senator Williams raised the point that, according to the conditions of the Funded Debt bills of 1846-7, it was requisite that the election of this officer should be by ballot of the two Houses of the General Assembly, and he sent up the particular section of the Butler bill to which he referred, and it was read by the Clerk.
Mr. Senator Brown took the same position,and enforced it in a speech, closing with a motion for an order of the Convention that this election be taken viva voce.
The President of the Senate declined to entertain the motion.
Mr. Wilson, of Ripley, believed the presiding officer had decided correctly on the point of order, that the motion and resolution are out of order.
The President of the Senate. The Chair is of the opinion, after consultation with the Speaker of the House, that the motion of the Senator from Jackson [Mr. Brown] was not in order; and I now so decide. I am further of the opinion that it is proper - indeed, that it becomes our duty under Section XIII of the Constitution of the State - to proceed to the election of this officer viva voce. Nominations are now in order.
Mr. Senator Williams. Does the Chair decide that this convention has not the power to determine whether the vote shall be by viva voce or by ballot?
The President of the Senate. The Chair is of opinion that the mode is prescribed by the Constitution.
Mr. Williams then moved that the vote be by ballot.
The President of the Senate. That motion was held to be out of order a short time ago. The motion is clearly out of order now, for the reason that a similar motion was made and decided out of order, and no other business has intervened since.
Mr. Williams. Then I appeal from the decision of the chair made on the motion of the Senator from Jackson, (Mr. Brown.)
page: 28[View Page 28]The President of the Senate. It is too late.
Mr. Kimball. I am requested by one of the gentlemen named here for this Canal Trustee - presuming the gentleman who nominated him will vote for him - to prevent any misunderstanding. I will read the following letter:
HALL OF THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, Jan. 11,1872.
To the Hon. A. W. Hall, Secretary of the Democratic Caucus:]
I submitted my name in good faith to the Republican caucus last night as a candidate for Canal Trustee. The Republicans there determined to select another than myself for the position, and I can not honorably accept your nomination. I am a Republican and can not go back on the usages of my party. I shall not consent to be a candidate for Canal Trustee before the General Assembly.
Yours very truly, CYRUS T. NIXON
Mr. Senator Hall, when his name was called, said: In explanation of my vote I simply wish to state that I vote for a Republican instead of a Democrat because I conceive that I owe it to the State at large to vote for a man to occupy a position in which he may be called upon to decide upon a question involving some $18,000,000"a most discreet person" he should be, so the statute of 1846 declares. I think there is a large difference between such a person and a person who may have been accustomed to handle only sixpences and dimes, and probably never thought of the number of dollars representing the sum named, by cents even. We surely may be commended if, by our votes, we try to keep our State from the enormous debt which the Southern States are groaning under, and which have been increased by electing men to office who, on account of their previous condition, were unable to deal with questions that were brought before them. For these and other reasons, I vote for Mr. Nixon.
Mr. Representative Kimball, when his name was called in explanation of his vote, said: I should cast my vote without a remark, but as the gentleman from Clark (Senator Hall) has deemed it proper to explain his vote, I claim the same right. And while it would afford me great pleasure, as I have done heretofore, in opposition to gentlemen on the other side of this House, to cast my vote for the Hon. Cyrus P. Nixon for Canal Trustee or any other office in the gift of the General Assembly, he having submitted his name to a caucus of members of the Republican party in this Assembly, and they, to use his own words, deeming it proper in their judgment to choose another than himself for this position, I am compelled to cast my vote for Mr. Hinton. And in further reply to the gentleman, I will say that as far as the computation of dollars and cents are concerned, Mr. Hinton is the equal of Mr. Nixon or the gentleman, or any other man in this House or in the State. As far as qualifications are concerned for the position, in the way of sense.
Whether the gentleman means dollars or sense, he is the equal of any man who now composes that Board of Trustees. Mr. Hinton is a gentleman of education, a scholar and a Republican, and he proved himself true to his country, true to the rights of humanity, and true to Republicanism, and I will not sit in my seat and hear any reflection upon the ability, sense or qualifications of a gentleman that I know to be a person of moral worth and standing equal to any man in this Assembly, and the peer of his fellow-citizens of the State of Indiana. For State Librarian -
- Mrs. Sarah A. Oran, of Marion county, 76 votes.
- James DeSanno, of Dearborn county, 50 votes.
For the three Directors of the State Prison South -
- B. F. Hill, of Rush county, 74 votes; H. T, Sage, of Clark county, 52 votes.
- A. L. Munson, of Lawrance county, 73 votes; R. D. Brown, of Dearborn county, 46 votes.
- S. T. Platt, of Perry county, 72 votes.
No other nomination was made for this Directorship, Mr. Cuthorn submitted the statement that there is no vacancy, that Mr. Kirk, the incumbent, has not resigned, and there has been no proceedings for his impeachment or removal in any way. So it was announced that there were 53 of the Convention present and not voting.
For the three Directors of the State Prison North -
- R. T. St. John, of Green county, 76 votes; Dr. Wm. A. Connolly, of Allen county, 26 votes. 32 present and not voting.
- A. W. Smith, of Wabash county, 70 votes; James Smiley, of Putnam county, 27 votes. 22 present and not voting.
- A. D. Capron, of Marshall county, 70 votes; W. B. Lochridge, of Miami county, 28 votes. 20 present and not voting.
For Trustee of Soldiers' Home -
- Dr. Wm. Hannaman, of Marion county, 72 votes.
- Colonel Fred Slater, of Dearborn county, 26 votes - 25 present and not voting.
The President of the Senate declared successively that the candidates receiving the majorities in the foregoing balloting were duly elected to the offices indicated.
The Presiding officer proroughed the Convention
And then the House adjourned.


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General Comments: Futures closed higher and tested recent highs as the U.S. dollar moved sharply lower. Many are waiting for the U.S. and European grind data to be released next week to see how strong the demand is right now. Ideas of good harvest weather and active movement of beans to ports in western Africa remain. The cash market in Africa is slow right now as buyers have already bought and are now waiting to see how the main crop turns out late this year. The weather is good in West Africa, with more moderate temperatures and some rains. Some showers are appearing again in Ivory Coast this week, and the rest of the region is in good condition. Ivory Coast will still need more rain. Malaysia and Indonesia crops appear to be in good condition and weather is called favorable.
Overnight News: Scattered showers are expected in West Africa. Temperatures will average near to above normal. Malaysia and Indonesia should see episodes of isolated showers. Temperatures should average near normal. Brazil will get mostly dry conditions and warm temperatures. ICE certified stocks are lower today at 4.838 million bags. ICE said that 1 delivery notice was posted today and that total deliveries for the month are 377 contracts. LIFFE stocks are 8,389 standard units, 189 large units, and 4 bulk units.
Chart Trends: Trends in New York are mixed to up with objectives of 2260 September. Support is at 2210, 2165, and 2130 September, with resistance at 2250, 2280, and 2300 September. Trends in London are mixed to up with no objectives. Support is at 1530, 1500, and 1460 September, with resistance at 1550, 1560, and 1600 September.
General Comments: Futures were lower on increased ending stocks estimates from USDA. USDA now estimates 2012-13 ending stocks at 3.90 million bales and also estimates 2013-14 ending stocks at 2.90 million bales. Both estimates were increased 300,000 bales due to less demand. A weaker US Dollar helped demand ideas but was overwhelmed by the USDA estimates. Parts of the Southeast are getting too much rain and Texas growing areas remain mostly hot and dry. Conditions in Alabama, Mississippi, and Missouri are below average now. Futures held the short term range. It is possible that futures can work lower again as demand has turned soft, but production and weather might be more important in the short term. Weather for Cotton appears good in India, Pakistan, and China.
Overnight News: The Delta should be dry and Southeast will see showers and rains through the weekend. Showers are possible in the Delta and Southeast next week Temperatures will average near to below normal. Texas will be mostly dry this weekend but could see some showers next week. Temperatures will average near to above normal. The USDA spot price is now 80.81 ct/lb. ICE said that certified Cotton stocks are now 0.593 million bales, from 0.606 million yesterday.
Chart Trends: Trends in Cotton are mixed to down with objectives of 84.70 and 83.00 October . Support is at 85.20, 84.00, and 83.10 October, with resistance of 86.00, 86.50, and 87.00 October.
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General Comments: Futures closed slightly lower again as USDA showed another reduction in Oranges production. Production was estimated at 1233.4 million boxes and the yield per box was left unchanged at 1.59 gallons per box. Chanel has fizzled and is no longer much of a threat to Oranges in Florida. The system got caught in some wind shear and is now more of a rain even, and rain will be mostly beneficial to the state. Showers are reported and conditions are said to have improved in almost the entire state. Ideas are that the better precipitation will help trees fight the greening disease. Temperatures are warm in the state, but there are showers reported. Brazil is seeing near to above normal temperatures and mostly dry weather.
Overnight News: Florida weather forecasts call for showers. Temperatures will average near normal. ICE said that 0 delivery notices were posted today and that total deliveries for the month are now 0 contracts.
Chart Trends: Trends in FCOJ are mixed to up with objectives of 145.00 and 155.00 September. Support is at 132.00, 130.00, and 127.00 September, with resistance at 138.00, 139.00, and 140.00 September.
General Comments: Futures were higher in New York and Sao Paulo on buying tied to a weaker US Dollar. London moved higher on some speculative buying tied to less offer from Vietnam on ideas that producers there are about sold out. Offers of Arabica from origin are still hard to find. Demand was not much stronger than the offer and the cash market remains very quiet. Sellers, including Brazil, are quiet and are waiting for better prices of the next crop. Buyers are interested on cheap differentials, and cheap futures. Brazil weather is forecast to show dry conditions, but no cold weather. Current crop development is still good this year. Central America crops are seeing good rains now. Colombia is reported to have good conditions.
Overnight News: Certified stocks are lower today and are about 2.738 million bags. The ICO composite price is now 119.00 ct/lb. Brazil should get dry weather except for some showers in the northeast. Temperatures will average near to above normal. Colombia should get scattered showers, and Central America and Mexico should get showers, and rains. Temperatures should average near to above normal. ICE said that 0 delivery notices were posted against July today and that total deliveries for the month are now 811 contracts. LIFFE stocks are now 12,114 lots.
Chart Trends: Trends in New York are mixed. Support is at 120.00, 117.00, and 116.00 September, and resistance is at 125.00, 126.00, and 127.00 September. Trends in London are up with objectives of 1900 September. Support is at 1860, 1820, and 1790 September, and resistance is at 1905, 1940, and 1950 September. Trends in Sao Paulo are mixed. Support is at 143.50, 140.00, and 137.00 September, and resistance is at 148.00, 150.00, and 151.00 September.
General Comments: Futures closed lower on ideas of big supplies. Many expect production to be higher overall due to a record Sugarcane production and better weather now, and UNICA showed this was possible in its updates at midweek. Countries like Thailand and India also expect more production this year. Futures trends remain down overall and London prices started a new down trend yesterday. The Indian monsoon is good so far this season and this should help with Sugarcane production in the country. Northern areas are in good shape, but southern areas might be too hot and dry and some stress to the Sugarcane is possible in the short term. In addition, industry sources there told wire services this week that planted area is down by about 5% and that overall production would be lower even with very good weather.
Overnight News: Mostly dry weather is forecast in Brazil. Temperatures should average near to above normal.
Chart Trends: Trends in New York are down with objectives of 1580 October. Support is at 1600, 1570, and 1540 October, and resistance is at 1630, 1650, and 1665 October. Trends in London are down with objectives of 448.00 October. Support is at 460.00, 457.00, and 454.00 October, and resistance is at 466.00, 470.00, and 476.00 October.

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American Art Side Chair Made in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United States, North and Central America1808 Designed by Benjamin Henry Latrobe, American (born England), 1764 - 1820. Decorated by George Bridport, American (born England), 1783 - 1819. Oak, yellow poplar, white pine, plaster composition material; painted and gilded decoration; caning Currently not on view 1935-13-9 Gift of Marie Josephine Rozet and Rebecca Mandeville Rozet Hunt, 1935 |
LabelBritish-born architect B. Henry Latrobe is known to have designed furniture for the interiors of many of his commissions and, between 1808 and 1810, at least two painted furniture commissions-for the White House of Dolley and James Madison that was destroyed in the 1814 burning of Washington, D.C., and this one, which was made for the house of Philadelphia merchant William Waln and his wife Mary Wilcocks Waln. George Bridport, a London-trained draftsman and ornamental painter of walls and furniture, executed the ornamental wall decoration for the drawing room of the Waln's house and the painted decoration on this set of drawing room furniture. The other surviving components of the set include a pier table, a pair of card tables, a Grecian sofa, a window bench, and at least fifteen side chairs. This chair, with its klismos form---characterized by curving legs and a concave tablet top---and its flatly painted surfaces represents the earliest American manifestation of the decorative style known as Etruscan. While the chair's design is related to that of the other pieces in the set, no two tablet backs have the same central ornament. The modern yellow silk upholstery is based on careful investigation of remnants of the original. |


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Customizing SMF > Graphics and Templates
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I was making my own theme and did some edits to the index.template.php and noticed today when I finally got the logo done that it doesn't show.
I saved over top the logo.png and added it under current theme.
Here is a link to the site and I attached a the index.template.php in case you need that.
Forum isn't open yet.
As "Logo.png" doesn't appear, in that file...
How are you trying to display the logo, exactly?
I added the logo into the current theme in acp. Where it says logo image url.
The code for the image url is not in the index.template.php file. Compare the one in the first post with one from the default theme and search for header_logo_url
--- Quote from: AllanD on August 18, 2012, 02:18:56 PM ---I added the logo into the current theme in acp. Where it says logo image url.
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No disrespect, here... But, you must've got the URL wrong. ;)
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TesTeq - Follow me on Twitter - BIZNES BEZ STRESU (blog in Polish)
You most likely need to realise the power of less, begin to edit your life and minimalise all but the essential things (it takes weeks if not months to create a minimalist lifestyle but its worth it, a good book to read is "the power of less"). GTD doesn't really place much emphasis on minimlising rather the emphasis is on managing it all.
Thanks. I've recently cleared out a lot of clutter from my home which felt great. I guess I could try it with my lifestyle too. The thing is, as I remove unimportant next actions from my lists, I'm afraid they might just go back into my psyche and clog it up. But I'll give it a go, and I'll check out that book too.
So make a separate list or section for Someday/Maybe stuff that I really can't even think about now but will revisit in 6 months" or some equally descriptive term and dump everything there.
That way your brains won't worry you've "lost" something but you are free to deal with what you can realistically do now.
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I think this is they key "Less is more"
The practice of Kanban is a methodology that predates GTD but applies some of the same principles. It acknowledges your inventory of stuff and makes it visible with post it notes in three columns, backlog, in progress and done. A central belief to Kanban is that increased throughput makes for more successful work. Less items in progress limits multitasking and complexity. This to me is key success factor in having fun, whether I am working or playing
I actually found once I reached peak levels of minimalism in my life it kind of eradicates the need for a complex productivty system like gtd.
I still like to use key gtd elements but I hardly need a system to be honest.


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Yeah wow is gonna win, deal with it !
Changed society, made the whole world nerdier !
Yeah wow is gonna win, deal with it !
Changed society, made the whole world nerdier !
Destroyed many lives in the making. Lol.
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It's live right now.
wow didnt stand a chance against half life 2.
its just a fact.
still waiting for HL2 EP3 dammit, im gonna be dead before its released
"I hate to advocate drugs, alcohol, violence, or insanity to anyone, but they've always worked for me." -Hunter S. Thompson
im laughing out loud literally that diablo 3 is even a nominee for anything.
Half Life 2 is definitely a deserving winner. Personally I am not a big fan of award shows and the feel of need to vote for "the best" of anything. I enjoyed games like Mass effect 2, GTA games of this decade, God of War series, Bioshock and probably dozens more just as much as hl2. I can see why it won though and I concur.
Really glad the walking dead games got the recognition they deserve as well :-)
i had a hard time deciding between wow and wind waker but in the end i chose wow whether or not you think wow is as great as it was theres no denying it changed the entire mmo genre and made it much more casual and accessible to the average person compared to everquest
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wow just realized this is an entirely different thing then the one i voted in. oh well O-O
"I was a normal baby for 30 seconds, then ninjas stole my mamma" - Deadpool
Have you seen the choices? It's like they chose things specifically to set it up to deliberately win...
I mean... Why is it World of Warcraft, as a whole, gets nominated - but the Mass Effect franchise can only be represented by the middle-game of ME2? o_O
An Wii Sports... seriously? Wii Sports!?
...NO Elder Scroll game?
EDIT: Wow - people are saying HL2 won? I'm actually shocked - in a very good way though! Good choice! ^_^ I totally thought they'd sell out...
Half Life 2 winning, I'm alright with that. Well deserved win, WoW probly came out 2nd. Game of the Decade is a big thing, but if it was MMO of the decade WoW would of won easily & had Everquest on its ass.
Five Common MMO-C Misconceptions:
1. If I'm burnt out on WoW, the game must be less exciting than it was in BC/Wrath.
2. If Guild Wars 2 can do it, WoW should have done it 4-9 years ago.
3. Anything I don't get free is another way to milk the players for money.
4. "Don't hate me because I disagree" is a good way to shut down dissenting arguments.
5. GC is the root of all WoW's problems. Now that he is gone the game will be perfect again.
According to stock analists, WoW generated 10 billion dollars over the last 8 years.
And this for just a PC only game ...
Not one game or even complete franchises on different platforms came even close.
Seriously, with all this WoW and Blizzard hate flying around, you have to be an idiot to NOT vote for WoW as "Game of the Decade"
Everyone knows World of Warcraft, the masses know nothing about Half Life "2".
It is idiotic beyond believe.
But it is a perfect example of what this gaming industry stands for:
Moronic, no wonder it falls off with 20% per year. Vomit reigns.
Within 20 years everyone will remember WoW, hardly a few will look at Half Life "2".
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HL2 best game of the decade?
god this game is fucking overrated
some of the worst vehicle sections in a fps, incredibly shitty guns with crap sound and a very limited selection of them, that stupid "see me jump around in a closed room while you babble to a wall" "cutscene" bullshit etc etc
can't say I give a shit about WoW winning, but HL2 winning is just bizarre to me, idk what the hell valve puts in everyone's morning coffee
Its the Internet there subborn what can you say really. I do agree it should of won. But its pretty come down to the point that people have such a grudge & hatred for WoW all they wanna hear is bad news & etc. When game is healthy & doing fine. 10 Million is a big number but anything above 4-5 Million is still bloody big too, I just learn to live with it. Being nominated is a big plus regardless if you win or lose.
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From my perspective, I don't believe any PvP game beside Dark Age of Camelot could do better. DAoC I believe is last really good true PvP game & nothing can top it.


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This is really similar to a specimen I have, also from the Maldives. The black patter forms a horse-shoe shape around the rhinophores, the inner margins straight and the outer scalloped. there is a central black line connecting anteriorly to the other.Comment from Nathalie Yonow on photo #20824
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Note the gold marginal band around the mantle (of which a tiny piece is showing mid-anteriorly).Comment from Nathalie Yonow on photo #5357
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An atypical individual without any gold marginal band.Comment from Richard Willan on photo #4971
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Looking at the weekly charts below you can see that in corn starting on March 8 Producers starting adding to net shorts with -337,104 contracts net short from the previous weeks -318,318. Moving forward to last week's report we see Producers net short -450,500 contracts. All through this time Managed Money was adding to net longs now at 229,203 contracts and our friends the Swap Dealers (think U.S. largest banks) are now net long 262,062 contracts.
In soybeans this past week we saw a minor bull move with Producers moving from -157,384 contracts net short to -162,469 and Managed Money moving from 103,197 contracts net long to 107,171.
If you need help understanding how to understand how to use the NEW COT report to your benefit get instant access to my new e-book "What Lies Beneath ALL Trends". It is filled with eye opening information.Commercial Net Tracker instructions: This form tracks the Commitment of Traders (COT) data for the commodity futures market. This form "looks" at the most recent five weeks of COT data and provides visual indications of the data. A) If the current value is at a 12-month low, the cell will display a red/burgundy background. B) If the current value is at a 12-month high, the cell will display a green background. C) If the current value went from net negative to net positive, the cell will display a blue background (indicating a bullish condition). D) If the current value is both a 12-month high and also went from a net negative to a net positive, the background will be green. You should view the data with green backgrounds to determine if they also went from net negative to net positive.
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So, looking at both charts, you can see exactly what happens as big money moves beneath these markets. This does not mean we won't see corn under $6.00 or beans under $13.50. What it means is when a move up starts, big money will be supporting the move and that is good enough for me.
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Three chords, three countries, one revolution… Punk in Africa is the story of the multi-racial punk movement within the recent political and social upheavals experienced in three Southern African countries: South Africa, Mozambique and Zimbabwe. In these societies, the punk subculture represented a genuinely radical political impulse, playing out against a backdrop of intense political struggle, economic hardship and even civil war.
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Moving Image: Special Problems
Friday, January 28th, 2011While searching for some interesting new music last week I came across Flying Lotus. I usually snoop around on Youtube just to hear a few tunes, but it's a big plus if an appealing video accompanies the song. It's a rarity these days, well at least you have to look for them yourself because MTV gave up on music videos a long time ago. That is why I want to pay attention to some of today's most talented filmmakers working on music videos. When I find an interesting video I can't help but look up the creator(s) and I often find a plethora of wonderful bits and pieces along the way.
Special Problems is one of those creative collaborations out there that knows no boundaries if it comes to creating imaginary videos. Campbell Hooper and Joel Kefali are the brains behind Special Problems. They create both live action and animation videos and do not shy away from blending both crafts together into one video, like they did with the Flying Lotus video I stumbled upon. I selected a couple of my favourite videos by this duo, and guess what.. the songs aren't bad either.
Flying Lotus – MmmHmm
The Naked And Famous – Young Blood
Zowie – Broken Machine
Jonathan Boulet – A Community Service Announcement
Wolfmother – New Moon Rising
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A rare early Andy Warhol painting expected to fetch up to $50 million, the first picture by Warhol ever to be shown in a museum, headlines Christie's incredible Contemporary Art sale in New York on Nov. 10. The artist's Big Campbell's Soup Can with Can Opener (Vegetable), dated 1962 (above), is one of several multimillion-dollar Warhols on offer in the eye-popping sale. The next most expensive artwork is Roy Lichtenstein's Ohhh...Alright..., dated 1964, expected to fetch in the region of $40 million and one of a number of Lichtensteins on offer, again with several carrying multimillion-dollar estimates. Both seminal paintings "literally changed the course of art history," Christie's notes. In third place price-wise is Gerhard Richter's 1982 oil on canvas Zwei Kerzen, estimated at $12 million – $16 million, followed by Jeff Koons' steel sculpture Balloon Flower (Blue), 1995 - 2000, also estimated at $12 million – $16 million. Following that in the $9 million – $15 million range are two works by Mark Rothko, Untitled (Black on Gray) and No 18 (Brown and Black on Plum). Oligarchs and oil sheikhs, prepare your paddles.


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Post-Crisis, European Corporates Become More Selective
WASHINGTON, Oct. 1, 2013 /PRNewswire/ -- Five years after the start of the financial crisis, many corporate treasury departments are still feeling its reverberations, causing treasurers and their staff to re-evaluate transaction banking partners, according to a survey report released today by gtnews, the global financial information resource.
Findings from the gtnews Transaction Banking Survey, sponsored by CGI, show that while many metrics for evaluating transaction banking partners are durable over time, the financial crisis did cause some corporate treasury departments to manage bank relationships differently, including looking at different metrics or products in the bank relationship mix.
The number of bank relationships is in a state of flux, with most organisations now using between two and five banking partners, creating intense industry competition. Almost no one surveyed was willing to concentrate their business with a single financial institution.
In the post-crisis environment, satisfaction with corporate banking partners has become decidedly mixed, the survey found, with two-thirds of corporate practitioners rating banking partners a '4' or '5' on a 5-point scale, and the remaining third less satisfied. Levels of satisfaction are slightly higher among organisations with annual revenues under $1 billion (USD).
Significantly, only about half of Western European survey respondents rank their banking partners highly, possibly reflecting the point in economic cycles across the region where banking services providers are currently. In contrast, more than three-quarters of North American practitioner respondents in the US and Canada rank their banking partners highly.
Beyond basic payment services, banks are viewed sceptically by their clients, according to the survey. While over half of corporate practitioners rate their banks highly on payments services, fewer than half hold this view for any other service category, with European corporates being the most critical.
Most organisations rank quality of services provided as the most important criteria for selecting a bank (98 percent), followed by stability of the financial institution (96 percent), availability of services such as credit (95 percent), and pricing (88 percent), technology (82 percent), and how well the bank understands the organisation's business (82 percent).
Western European respondents are less likely than those from North America to rate a bank's understanding of their business as a top factor in selecting a bank (66 percent versus 91 percent), suggesting that they place a greater value on their banks getting service availability and quality right first.
Mobile banking for corporate treasury, while an interesting concept, was ranked as an important factor in selecting a bank by only 55 percent of respondents, likely because there is little difference in mobile/online banking services from bank to bank.
"When corporates look to their bank partners, it's the basics that are still most important of all," said Graham Buck, editor of gtnews. "In an uneven economic recovery, good banking services and stability outweigh the most forward-looking mobile app."
Nevertheless, technology does factor into the bank selection process.
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Canadian Club 20 Yr Old Whisky
Review: Canadian Club 20 Year Old Whisky 90/100
a Review by Chip Dykstra (Aka Arctic Wolf)
Published March 27, 2011 (Revised December 2013)
Canadian Club Whisky (C.C. Whisky) is blended before it is aged, and this process, which has been called 'Blended at Birth', is the foundation for the entire portfolio of Canadian Club Whiskies. The particular whisky which is examined in this review is the Canadian Club 20 Year Old Whisky. It is a blend of rye, rye malt, corn, and barley malt spirits which were set down to age together 20 years ago.
I believe that the actual blend of base spirits for the 20-year-old C.C. Whisky is the same as the blend used for the Canadian Club Premium, which is the 6 year Old Canadian Whisky which anchors the entire Canadian Club brand. Although it was originally intended to be a specialty bottling, the 20 Year Old became a standard bottling when Beam Global acquired the Canadian Club brand.
In the Bottle 4.5/5
As we move up the ladder in the Canadian Club line-up my standards for the presentation of the whisky become more stringent. It is my belief that a more expensive premium spirit should reflect its price and its higher quality in the bottle presentation. The C.C. 20 is pictured to the right in a tall clear bottle. I was at first rather disappointed with the look of the bottle, hoping for something that would really set it apart from the rest of the CC line-up. Over time however, the classic look has really grown on me. As well i have seen the newest bottlings even inside a classy black cardboard box. Recently (December 2013) when I revisited this review I adjusted my scoring to reflect my new found appreciation for the bottle design and presentation.
In the Glass 9/10
On my first day of sampling, the temperature outside my house was minus 30 degrees Celsius and my furnace was struggling to keep up. My tasting room was a little cooler than normal, and I was afraid I would not be able to fairly judge the whisky. The cooler temperature in my tasting room, (16 degrees instead of the normal 21 degrees), might inhibit the nose and cause me problems in assessing the whisky. Imagine my surprise when I poured my glass and was greeted with the full aroma of an assertive, wonderful spirit. Toffee and caramel poured out of the nose with deep oaky accents of baking spices. Rye scents followed as did that full dank corn aroma which is so typical of the Canadian Club line-up. The cooler temperature was certainly not inhibiting this whisky. (Of course, I also did a few sampling sessions when it was warmer.) It is when the glass is fully decanted that the aroma becomes sublime. Deep, dark brown sugars and a hint of charred marshmallow become evident as well as mildly sour citrus fruit. Although that final bit of description may not sound lovely, you will have to trust me that it is.
In The Mouth 54/60
The initial entry into the mouth gives me a strong combination of dank Canadian Club corn flavour, heavy oak tannins, and rich baking spices. These are the main flavours, and they seem to be battling for supremacy with that typically dank and punky Canadian Club corn flavour edging out the others in a well fought battle royal. The oak has not quite melted into the other flavours, and as a result a few mildly bitter tannins are evident beside the sweet baking spice and caramel. The whisky has a nice smoky quality at mid palate with some fruity flavours of half-dried raisins and moist prunes evolving which hold the whisky together beautifully. A peppery rye note bobs up to the surface and somewhere in the mix, and I taste dabs of cinnamon and a dash of Apricot Brandy. I also taste a little nibble of sourness kind of like baked apples wandering around the edges of the flavour.
(Note: Reading over my taste impressions, I realize that my writing is just a little disjointed; but this is also the character of this whisky which is seems just slightly out of balance leading to a minor discombobulation of flavour impressions in the mouth.)
In the Throat 13.5/15
The Canadian Club 20 Year Old finishes with a nice peppery swat at the tonsils as it goes down. I would not call the exit harsh as the heated finish is welcome, but the finish is not smooth and easy either. Things sit somewhere in between. The smokiness I noticed on the palate finds a home in the finish. As well I sense a few ghostly trails of dry fruit, cocoa, and tea leaves following the peppery heat. The finale includes fading flavours of oak spices and toasted brown sugars which leave my glass smelling wonderful and my throat sated.
The Afterburn 9/10
For myself this whisky represents a huge step up from the flagship C.C. Premium (6-year-old), and is much richer and fuller than the C.C. Classic (12 year Old). But it does not have the suave character or balance of the Anniversary Edition (30 Year Old) (few whiskies do).
However, I must say that I enjoyed the Canadian Club 20-Year-Old immensely, and if you need a special gift for the Canadian Club aficionado this Christmas, then this whisky certainly fits the bill.
You may read some of my other Whisky Reviews (click the link) if you wish to have some comparative reviews.
As always you may interpret the scores I provide as follows.
0-25 A spirit with a rating this low would actually kill you.
26-49 Depending upon your fortitude you might actually survive this.
50 -59 You are safe to drink this…but you shouldn't.
60-69 Substandard swill which you may offer to people you do not want to see again.
70-74 Now we have a fair mixing rum or whisky. Accept this but make sure it is mixed into a cocktail.
75-79 You may begin to serve this to friends, again probably still cocktail territory.
80-84 We begin to enjoy this spirit neat or on the rocks. (I will still primarily mix cocktails)
85-89 Excellent for sipping or for mixing!
90-94 Definitely a primary sipping spirit, in fact you may want to hoard this for yourself.
95-97.5 The Cream of the Crop
98+ I haven't met this bottle yet…but I want to.
Very loosely we may put my scores into terms that you may be more familiar with on a Gold, Silver, and Bronze medal scale as follows:
70 – 79.5 Bronze Medal (Recommended only as a mixer)
80 – 89.5 Silver Medal (Recommended for sipping and or a high quality mixer)
90 – 95 Gold Medal (Highly recommended for sipping and for sublime cocktails.)
95.5+ Platinum Award (Highest Recommendation)
10 Responses to "Canadian Club 20 Yr Old Whisky"
March 4, 2012 at 6:42 pm
Chip, what impact do you think malted barley has on the profile of whiskies such as this? Corn and rye notes get lots of mentions but I seldom see any trace of malt in the reviews. I ask because I was drinking Canadian Club Classic tonight and it struck me that there was a rounded sweetness to it reminiscent of malt whisky.
January 5, 2012 at 1:55 pm
I also get that peppery/spicy taste. I hope this means that i am on the right track in learning whatever I can about whisky. Your reviews have prooved very useful to me lately. Thank you.
March 28, 2011 at 11:38 am
Thanks Chip, this is superb. I did send this along to Dan Tullio, the CC Godfather and a gentleman in the highest order. He is incredibly passionate about his whiskies and I think he will find this a welcome testament to one of their finest offerings.
March 27, 2011 at 4:14 pm
Mmm, this sounds tasty. I like your reviews because you use terms that agree with my experiences; therefore I can imagine the taste quite well. You don't go overboard with your descriptors; nor are you vague about it.
I regret not buying this while it was available at the LCBO. Maybe it will return.
March 27, 2011 at 11:16 am
I agree that upon swallowing, it is somewhat peppery or spiced/heated. Other than that (which is a minor criticism) it is a good example of Canadian whisky.


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This is a rough draft of a lecture delivered on October 1st, 2012, at the 12th Annual International Symposium on Law, Genital Autonomy, and Children's Rights (Helsinki, Finland). It will appear in a substantially revised form—as a completed paper—at a later date. If you quote or use any part of this post, please include the following citation and notice:
Earp, B. D. (forthcoming, pre-publication draft). Assessing a religious practice from secular-ethical grounds: Competing metaphysics in the circumcision debate, and a note about respect. To appear in G. C. Denniston, F. M. Hodges, & M. F. Milos (Eds.), Proceedings of the 12th Annual International Symposium on Law, Genital Autonomy, and Children's Rights, published by Springer. * Note, this is not the finished version of this document, and changes may be made before final publication.
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My name is Brian Earp; I am a Research Associate in the philosophy department at the University of Oxford, and I conduct research in practical ethics and medical ethics, among some other topics. As you saw from the program, my topic today is the ethics of infant male circumcision—specifically as it is performed for religious reasons.


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Event: DW Croagunk Poison Hand ability DW Mamoswine Thick Fat ability WIN2013 SPR2012 Movie14
Itens: Got almost every iten (not TMs though) and Pokerus.
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Black - JTK-764-BK/BN*
Black / Brushed Nickel - JTK-764-BN
Brushed Nickel - JTK-764-WT
White - JTK-764-BN/WT*
White / Brushed Nickel
*Denotes a finish or option that has been discontinued
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What kind of track does this fixture use?
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