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Highlights: France (Paris) , Provence (Marseille) , Mediterranean Cruises (Mediterranean Cruise) , French Riviera (Nice)
Set sail from the southern shores of France through the Mediterranean Sea, visiting marvellous ports of call in Italy, Tunisia and Spain during the course of your voyage. Steeped in culture and history, and renowned for art and fine wines, you'll benefit from cruise travel's ability to explore several Mediterranean destinations in a relatively short period of time. Embarking in Marseille, France's largest city on the Mediterranean, you'll voyage to Barcelona, the cultural centre of Spain, glowing with magnificent Gaudi architecture. Find yourself in North Africa, visiting La Goulette, the port of Tunis, situated near the ruins of the glorious ancient city of Carthage. You'll continue on to Sicily, where you'll visit Palermo, a city rich in history, culture, art and food, and renowned for it's ideal Mediterranean climate. Continue to Civitavecchia, the port of the magnificent city of Rome, centre of the most powerful empire of the ancient world. Sail to Genoa in Northern Italy, known as la Superba ("the Superb one"), and inscribed on the UNESCO World Heritage List, before coming full circle back to Marseille. You'll be sure to find that the Mediterranean has much to explore.
Cruise Departure Dates: (2013): Oct 6,13,20,27, Nov 3,17,24, Dec 1,8,15,22,29 (2014): Jan 5,12,19,26
Enjoy a private airport transfer in Paris in a private vehicle with a professional driver.
Napoleon (4*) is an elegant hotel, located just a short walk from the world famous Avenue des Champs Elysees and set in the heart of the Triangle d'Or, a stone's throw from the Arc de Triomphe. With 102 rooms, each decorated with the finest materials, providing guests with the utmost in comfort. Guests will be able to dine in a cozy and comfortable atmosphere, taking in the trendy and Parisian decor. Relax and enjoy magical surroundings and top-quality service, in this establishment designed solely with guests pleasure in mind.
Discover Versailles Palace, the symbol of France's grandeur during the reign of the Sun King, Louis XIV. Leave Paris by the western districts of the city and follow the Normandy motorway as far as Versailles in a luxury air conditioned coach. Your guide will take you straight in without standing in line and lead you through the most beautiful rooms including the Royal Apartments, the Hall of Mirrors and the Queen's private Apartment. Then enjoy some free time to explore the palace gardens. This tour has a central pick up and drop off point in the centre of Paris and hotel pick up and/or drop off is not provided. Includes: entrance to Versailles Palace, authorisation fees for guided visits, a multilingual guide with individual earphones. Please note that shared tours can have up to approx. 50 people (depending on the number of people that have signed up for the tour on the particular day, and are carried out in a number of languages). Note: from April 2nd to October 29th, the entrance fees to the gardens are NOT INCLUDED: - On "MUSICAL FOUNTAIN DISPLAY" days ( Saturdays and Sundays, Tuesdays from May 21st to June 25th + May 8th + May 9th + August 15th)- On "MUSICAL GARDENS" days (Tuesdays from April 2nd to May 14th and from July 2nd to October 29th), on bank holidays.
Enjoy a guided walking tour of the Louvre. The tour will focus on 3 world-famous works: The "Venus de Milo", "the Winged Victory" and "the Mona Lisa" by Leonardo De Vinci. You will then continue on to visit the main exhibition rooms. You may use your ticket the whole afternoon to visit on your own the other departments of the biggest museum in the world. Your ticket gives you access to all the temporary exhibitions (except Napoleon Hall) as well as the Eugène Delacroix museum on the same day. Tour includes hotel pick-up, entrance ticket to the Louvre, guide and best of all – no line ups! End of the tour at the Louvre Museum. Please note that shared tours can have up to approx. 50 people (depending on the number of people that have signed up for the tour on the particular day, and are carried out in a number of languages).
Meet your driver for a private airport transfer.
New Hotel Vieux Port (3*) in front the Vieux Port, ideally located next to the Marseille Chamber of Commerce, restaurants, bars and shopping streets. Near the hotel the traveller will be able to visit the old district of Marseille Le Panier and its Vieille Charité museum, Saint Victor abbey, Notre de Dame de la Garde cathedral, or take a boat to go to the Frioules islands or to the Calanques. 1.5 km from the hotel are located on one way the Joliette district with its Docks and port, and on the other way the Congress centre Palais du Pharo. Each floor of Newhotel has a different theme and the rooms have a private bathroom and a flat-screen TV.
Enjoy a 4 hour private city tour of Marseille in the company of a private vehicle and driver, and discover the old port created by the Greeks in the 6th century BC. Start the tour by visiting the Notre Dame de la Garde, a 19th century basilica that will offer you an exceptional view of the phocean city, the Frioul islands and the If Castle. Passing by the Cité Radieuse (Classified Historic Monument) of Le Corbusier, you'll be taken to the traditional fishermen villages of Callelongue and Goudes. Returning by the coastal road, you will pass by Vallon des Auffes, where typical little fish boats and cabins jostle side by side. Then, you'll reach the Abbey of Saint Victor (11st century) which guards the entry of the Old Port. Take in the hustle and bustle as you are driven down the Canebière, Marseille's historic High street located in the old quarter of town, and take in the Longchamp Palace and its majestic fountain as you drive by.
Welcome aboard!Take some time to get settled in before attending the welcome dinner, where you can meet your fellow cruisemates.
MSC Splendida, a premium cruise liner where the best of cutting-edge technology and exceptional comfort are splendidly combined. MSC Cruises has laid out a 5-star service for demanding guests in the MSC Yacht Club, an exclusive area complete with 72 spacious suites and 24-hour butler service. In the Top Sail Lounge complete with Skydome, guests can delight their palate under a dome of sparkling stars. For their well-being, guests may partake in the MSC AUREA Spa. Here, the magic of Balinese massage meets holistic water treatments, a legacy of Roman times. Saunas, Turkish bath, solarium, relaxation room, Thalassotherapy, massage room, whirlpool - guests can enjoy all the facilities in a relaxing, luxurious surroundings. Entertainment on board the luxury MSC Splendida ship leaves guests spoilt for choice: 4 swimming pools, an exercise room, squash court, the chance to simulate the thrill of Formula 1, and more...
The Port of Barcelona has a 2000-year history and a great contemporary commercial importance. The Port is divided into three zones: Port Vell (the Old Port), the commercial port and the logistics port (Barcelona Free Port). The Port Vell houses the Maremagnum (a commercial mall), a multiplex cinema, the IMAX Port Vell and Europe's largest aquarium, containing 8,000 fish and 11 sharks contained in 22 basins filled with 6 million litres of sea water. The Maremagnum, due to being situated a designated tourist zone, is the only commercial mall in the city that can open on Sundays and public holidays.
Today is a relaxing day spent at sea, en route to your next destination, La Goulette. There are plenty of entertainment options aboard your ship, or for pure relaxation, grab a drink and settle in with a book. This is the carefree beauty of cruise travel.
La Goulette is the port of Tunis, the capital of Tunisia. The town's Kasbah fortress was built in 1535 by Charles I of Spain but was later captured by the Ottoman Turks in 1574. The ancient ruins of Carthage lay near the town of La Goulette.
Few places in the world can match Palermo's alluring mystique. Sicily's largest city is flanked by rocky peaks and straddles an azure sea along the rim of the Conca d'Oro and the Gulf of Palermo. At street level, the Sicilian capital is a busy and exciting metropolis that reflects 3,000 years of history as the Mediterranean's most important cultural crossroads. Its urban fabric is rich with baroque palaces from the Bourbon reign, mosaics, museums and colorful outdoor fish markets. Unlike any other, the city straddles past and present and north and south.
The Port of Civitavecchia on the Tyrrhenian Sea, it is located 80 kilometers west-north-west of Rome, across the Mignone river. The harbor is formed by two moles and a breakwater, on which latter is a lighthouse. Civitavecchia means "ancient town", and it is today a major cruise and ferry port, the main starting point for sea connection from central Italy to Sardinia, Sicily, Tunis and Barcelona.
The Port of Genoa is an Italian seaport on the Mediterranean Sea. Genoa's bustling old streets running down to the port retain a gritty character all but lost in most modern cities. It's easy to wander around the back streets of the old town and not come across another tourist for hours. The streets are brimming with beautiful Renaissance architecture, ornate churches vying for attention with luxurious palaces housing some magnificent works of art, including many Old Masters. Many of these palaces line a single street, via Garibaldi, which was the home of the Genoese nobility in the 16th century and has preserved its graceful buildings in beautiful condition.
After breakfast this morning, you'll be disembarking your ship back in Marseille. Bid farewell to your fellow cruisemates as your voyage has come to conclusion.
Meet your driver for a private train station transfer.
Enjoy a direct train ride from Marseille to Nice. Approximate travel time is 2 hours and a half.
Train station transfer with private vehicle and English speaking Driver.
Splendid Hotel & Spa (4*) is a boutique hotel ideally located in the heart of Nice city and only 7 km from the airport. The hotel boasts 85 harmony rooms, 28 deluxe rooms and 15 suites which are an invitation to relaxation. Tastefully decorated in Mediterranean style which will remind you of the Côte of Azur, most rooms feature a balcony and some have a balneo bathtub. All of them have large openings allowing spaces to be flooded with daylight. The "Chez Hugo " Restaurant offers Mediterranean cuisine and panoramic views of the city and the sea. On the eight floor is a spectacular heated swimming pool with impressive views, a sunny terrace and Jacuzzi.
Drive along the coast road with its medieval villages, marinas and panoramic viewpoints. Continue through the medieval town of Monaco and set down at Palace and free time to stroll. Then tour the Grand Prix circuit. Stop in Monte-Carlo. Free time for dinner (not included) and enjoy the ambience in Casino Square and maybe try your luck on the tables or slot machines. Admission to Grand Casino 10€ not included –min. Age 18Passport is required. Free entrance to other casinos. Includes: pick up/drop off at the hotel, English speaking driver guide.
Airport transfer with private vehicle and English speaking driver. (A supplement for transfer between 8pm and 7am may be charged).
Cruises Carol Huerth , November 18, 2013 "Dear Danny, I just want to thank you for a wonderfully organized vacation and barge experience in France. We were pleased with every aspect of our vacation and will definitely recommend your company. We will also certainly recommend our exceptionally capable, pleasant guide in Paris. Waffa Lenky navigated us with relative ease through the crowded tourist attractions. She was knowledgable and fun to be with. I gave this trip a 10. Sincerely, Carol Huerth "
Cruises Luisa Currie , October 07, 2013 "I just wanted to let you know that we really enjoyed our tour of St Petersburg. Our guide was very professional and knowledgeable yet flexible and fun. Using Kensington tours for our shore excursions truly made out time in Russia the highlight of our vacation. "
Cruises Tom Warner , October 07, 2013 "Danny, I just wanted to write back to you to let you know that my wife and I had a terrific trip. You were very helpful and patient with us and we are looking forward in booking with Kensington shortly with another trip and will go through you."
Cruises Barbara DeCoster , April 12, 2013 "Dear David, Thank you, thank you, thank you for putting together the magnificent Antarctica Tour that my daughter and I just finished. Every detail worked perfectly from the time we got on the plane at SeaTac airport in Seattle, until the time we returned to SeaTac. Giselle Lopez, the excellent tour guide in Buenos Aires was waiting for us at the airport there with a car and driver. Her half day tour of the city was excellent--she is a fantastic guide and so knowledgeable. When we checked into our hotel room, it was just great--and then we turned on the TV to a local news channel and were greeted with the news that a new pope had just been chosen and he was from Argentina! (How did you arrange the timing on that?) The location of our Hotel Madero was perfect for a short walk in the vicinity. That evening, in spite of a horrific traffic jam, our driver arrived on time to take us to Rojo Tango. Next morning we were taken to the airport right on schedule. We were met in Ushuaia by a guide and van who took us on a tour of the National Park. Again we were fortunate to have such a knowledgeable guide. Las Hayas Hotel is definitely a winner. Our room was deluxe and dinner couldn't have been finer. Next morning we took a cab into Ushuaia for some shopping and lunch. Our driver met us a promised at the Hotel Albatross and delivered us to our cruise ship (our bags had been picked up that morning by the cruise company at Las Hayas). The Russian cruise ship, Akademik Sergey Vavilov, was another winner. We had a lovely cabin (my daughter insists it was the best one on the ship because of size and location). Surprisingly, many of the Staff were from Seattle, the Pacific Northwest and Canada, which made for a lot of conversation for us. Again the Staff were so knowledgeable and helpful and took special care of this 80-year-old little lady. The lectures on board were great, the food delicious, the guests delightful. The Russian crew were a delight taking care of our needs efficiently and quietly. Antarctica is so very special and spectacular. We came home with so many amazing photos and videos. We have been regaling our friends with our adventures. From the time we left the cruise ship in Ushuaia til I walked in my front door, it was 33-1/2 hours! Next time could you arrange for Scottie to "beam us up?" Again, I want to thank you from the bottom of my heart for a truly amazing once in a lifetime adventure. I hope to call on you again in the future. Sincerely, Barbara DeCoster "
Cruises Pauline Ives , November 06, 2012 "Hi, David, We have now returned from our splendid tour: Munich to Budapest. Thank you very much indeed. It exceeded all our expectations, even the weather cooperated. Every driver and guide was on time – even early – and was efficient and friendly. We were surprised that the tour was so "private" and personal. We did not encounter anyone else at all from Kensington Tours although there were a few "groups" on the ship. The networking between your office and local enterprises works very well. The ship's crew and services were impressive. So thank you again. We will certainly recommend you to our friends, although at our age few travel far afield. Very best wishes, Pauline "
Cruises Steve and Linda Shapiro , October 07, 2013 "Danny. Omg. What a fabulous fabulous time we had. Best trip ever and your team was incredible. Anastasia was the brightest most affable guide ever. Our driver was great. Thank you for making this one of the most memorable trips ever. Steve and Linda Shapiro "
Cruises , October 07, 2013 "I just wanted to let you know that we really enjoyed our tour of St Petersburg. Our guide was very professional and knowledgeable yet flexible and fun. Using Kensington tours for our shore excursions truly made out time in Russia the highlight of our vacation. "
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EDMONTON - Judy Rikley knows restaurant noise is a relative thing. But during a recent lunch with a friend at the popular new eatery, Canteen, she felt the limits of her tolerance being stretched tight as an (ear) drum.
"The waitress had to bend down to each of us individually to tell us the specials because the noise level was so high," says Rikley, 66, an avid diner who eats out at least three times a week, spending upwards of $500 a month. "We still had to half-read her lips to hear."
While you might imagine Rikley's senior status makes her more sensitive to noise, even younger folk are noting the din during dinner at the town's hot spots, from Corso 32 to The Common. Food blogger Karlynn Johnston, 36, says she recently attended the opening of a new restaurant in the west end, Plow and Harvest, only to feel deafened by the combination of clatter and chatter in the 210-seat establishment, characterized by a sparse, modern design.
"We were shouting at people in there," recalls Johnston. "I couldn't hear people across the table."
While complaints about noise are nothing new to restaurateurs, modern trends in restaurant design mean noise is increasingly a factor, especially at new eateries. Thanks to the trend toward a sleek esthetic — hardwood floors, exposed ceiling beams, wood tables and steel chairs — traditional mufflers such as tablecloths, draperies and carpets are no longer available to absorb sound. Open kitchens — with their hissing grills and banging pots — add further volume. Disc jockeys and iPods programmed with favourite tunes also contribute to the cacophony.
Omar Mouallem, a 27-year old food writer for Avenue magazine and other publications, says it's no accident that restaurants have become noisier in recent years, and it's not just about design. Mouallem says the entertainment habits of a key demographic — the millennials, a cohort born roughly between 1980 and 2000 and also known as generation Y — are shifting.
"These days, it's natural for the music to be loud because (millennials) have replaced bar and club culture with going out and eating. We're blending both, in a way. We're starting to prefer MKT or Canteen, or The Common to a bar. If it's an issue, it's because (restaurants) are starting to compete with bars," says Mouallem.
Baby boomers often grouse that their children spend freely at more and better restaurants than even their parents can afford to frequent, or will allow themselves to enjoy. But the comment is more than anecdotal. Though the Canadian Food and Restaurant Services Association doesn't have statistics on which age groups spend more money in restaurants, other organizations point to the burgeoning power of millennials. According to an American Express analysis of transaction data from 2009 to 2011, generation Y consumers more than doubled their spending on fine dining. Baby boomers (those born between about 1945 and 1964) increased dining dollars by a paltry 31 per cent over the same time period.
Restaurants who want to attract the free-spirited millennials must offer both good food and party buzz. One of Edmonton's hottest eateries, The Common, dishes just that kind of experience, and Clare Acheson, a 27-year-old master's student and part-time server, goes there precisely for that reason. During the day and early evening, The Common is a popular spot for lunch, dinner and cocktails, with a reputation for excellent food. Around 10 p.m., a sliding door opens to increase the lounge space, with a disc jockey providing background beats. But Acheson says even before the music starts, the restaurant is super noisy.
"But not to the point where I would complain. I expect that out of a busy place … maybe it's because I work in a restaurant. If someone complained, I'd be like, 'what can I do about that for you?'"
Carmen Kroening, a designer with CK Design Associates, a firm that has sculpted restaurant interiors for the Century Hospitality Group, including Hundred Bar and Kitchen, as well as Canteen, Guru and Mercer Tavern, says everybody is chasing the young buck.
"That's always the demographic we're aiming at, especially in Alberta, the 18- to 35-year-olds. Those are the people who have oilfield positions where they are making a ton of cash and restaurant owners know that. We don't have a lot of 'I want (to open) a nice family restaurant.' It's becoming more brew pubs, with a more casual-restaurant feel, tailor made for that specific demographic."
Kroening says restaurant clients "never" come to her and say, "I'd like you to design a nice, quiet restaurant."
"If it's quiet, it's because there is nobody in it. A noisy restaurant is a busy restaurant."
Still, restaurateurs would be wise to remember that boomers and their fussy ears aren't dead yet, and many are prepared to flex their wallets to show who is boss. A 2013 study by NPD Group, a massive, international market research organization, says boomers and seniors have increased their share of restaurant traffic by six percentage points since 2008. Millennials decreased their share of traffic by six percentage points over the same period. Adding further to the potential power of older people, a report by BMO senior economist Sal Guatieri suggests that the next generation of seniors will likely spend more than the previous one because they are likely to be more active, live longer and work longer, so will have more disposable income.
Over at Canteen, co-owner Andrea Olson acknowledges the 60-seat restaurant, characterized by a low ceiling, wood floors and wooden tables, has a noise problem. She says complaints about the racket have led them to hire an acoustic specialist to install a noise buffer on the ceiling. Olson doesn't want to alienate any of her customers, young or old, because her restaurant is popular with a wide cross-section of ages.
She is adamant, however, that noise in a restaurant is a very good thing.
"We wanted the restaurant to have the vibe. We wanted it to feel alive and busy, and to feel like you are out … but we want people to be able to carry on a conversation comfortably."
She says more older patrons in the restaurant complain about the noise than younger ones, but there's no hard-and-fast rule.
"Last Friday night we were super-full and lively, and an older lady said to me, 'it makes me feel like I don't have to behave.'"


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Craftsman 26 in. 5-Drawer Heavy-Duty Ball Bearing Top Chest - Red/Black
Sears Exclusive. | Item# 00937715000 | Model# 113614Specifications & Dimensions
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Capacity cu. in.: | 4294 |
Depth (in.): | 12 |
Drawer Weight Capacity (lbs.): | 75 |
Height (in.): | 19.75 |
Width (in.): | 26 |
Width Range: | 26 to 32 in. |
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Assembled: | Fully Assembled |
Item Weight (lbs.): | 58 |
Self Latching Drawers: | No |
Weight Rating: | Premium - 601 to 1000 lb. capacity |
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Color Family: | Red |
Color/Finish: | Red/Black |
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Drawer Slide Type: | Ball bearing |
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Number of Drawers: | 5 |
Number of Drawer Banks: | 1 |
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26-In. 5-drawer Heavy-Duty Ball Bearing Top Chest Gives You The Space You Need
A good thing just got better with the Craftsman 26-in. 5-drawer heavy-duty ball-bearing top chest. It's created with the lasting durability you've come to expect for Craftsman, but with upgrades that you'll love now and for years to come. The five spacious drawers-5,840 cubic inches of space, in fact-slide easily thanks to Craftsman's DynaGlide system. Gas struts keep the lid open while you find what you need, while more generous trim on each drawer makes it easier to get a grip.
Inside, the 26-in. 5-drawer heavy-duty ball bearing top chest gives you 5,840 cubic inches of space to store your tools and organize the small stuff. Each drawer is rated to handle 75 pounds, so go ahead and load it down. A built-in keyed lock keeps everything secure.
- The Craftsman 26-in. 5-drawer heavy-duty ball-bearing top chest gives you a great start on organizing you tools, whether you use it alone or with a Craftsman rolling storage cabinet
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- All drawers have 75-pound load ratings
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- Weighs: 74 pounds
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49 CFR 1007.7 - Content of systems of records.
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Content of systems of records.
The Board will maintain in its records only such information about an individual as is relevant and necessary to accomplish the purposes of the Interstate Commerce Act and other purposes required to be accomplished by statute or by Executive Order of the President.
The Board will maintain no record describing how any individual exercises rights guaranteed by the First Amendment of the United States Constitution unless expressly authorized by statute or by the individual about whom the record is maintained or unless pertinent to and within the scope of an authorized law enforcement activity.
Title 49 published on 2012-10-01
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TUESDAY, February 15, 1881.--9 a. m.The bill [H. R. 206] to provide for the election and qualification of officers, and employees of Benevolent Asylums; the bill [H. R. 37] to establish a Female Hospital, were severally laid on the table.
The bill [H. R. 96] to establish a State Public School for Dependent Children was returned with a Committee recommendation that is lie on the table.
Mr. LINDLAY said this was a subject of vital importance. It is a bill providing for taking in charge the children of the State who are without a home, who are now in the County Poor Houses, and growing up with vicious surroundings. He said the bill was not instigated by him, but was drafted by a man who was well versed in this department. He thought it the most intelligent move the House could make, and in the long run, the most economical, as these children had to be cared for anyway, and might just as well with a little more expense, be under a course of instructin that would make worthy men and women out of them. The object is a meritorious one. He hoped the House would take favorable action on this bill and not neglect those who are the most in need, and that i this bill would not prevail, some other bill with similar provisions would pass.
The report was concurred in.
The bills [H. R. 242] for the relief of Joel F. Davis; [H. R. 306] revoking the conditions of the Board of Trustees of Center Township, Marshall County, Indiana; [H. R. 175] the State to sell lot 77 in Jeffersonville; were severally ordered engrossed for the third reading.
The follwing d scribed bills were introduced, read the first time and severally referred to appropriate Committees:
By Mr. TAYLOR, of Lagrange, for the Select Committee thereon [H. R. 323: Providing for the inspection of all kinds of oils that shall be used for illuminating or combustible purposes, regulating the sale of of said oils, and providing for certain appointments.
By Mr. McCormick [H. R. 324]: to amend Section 6 of the general practice act of June 18, 1852.
By Mr. McCORMICK [H. R. 325]: To legalize the election made in 1878, 1879, and 1880 in the town of Elizabeth, Bartholomew County.
By Mr. ADRIAN [H. R. 326]: To repeal an act establishing a Superior Court in the County of Cass.
By Mr. ADRIAN [H. R. 327]: To repean an act authorizing aid to the construction of railroads by Counties and Townships, taking stock in and making donations to Railroad Companeis, approved March 12, 1869.
By Mr. GIBSON [H. R. 328]: To appropriate the sume $3,880.45 to reimburse Clark County for expenses for the trial of Willaim Kennedy, for the murder of George Chambers.
By Mr. McCLURE [H. R. 329]: Concerning liens and craft.
By Mr. McCLURE [H. R. 330] To amend Section 2 of an act to enable common carriers to dispose of unclamed freight and baggage, approved December 21. 1865. [Three weeks notice of the time and place of sale, describing the articles, with names, numbers, marks, etc., shall be pposted in three public places and advertised in one paper. The proceeds of such sale shall pay the charges for freight, including costs and the overplus, subject to the orger of the owner, within five years after such a sale. If ownership is not proved within that time, such money is to be paid into the County Treasury as Common School funds.]
page: 185[View Page 185]By Mr. TETER [H. R. 33l]: In relation to highways purchased, and authorizing the conveyance of the same to Street Railway Companies. [The County purchasing any such property shall be endowed with the same rights as the original owners.]
By Mr. BRANT [H. R. 332]: Providing for the fencing, repair and keeping in repair the public cemeteries of the several Townships in this State.
By Mr. MARSHALL [H. R. 333]: To enable Companies to more readily obtain judgments for money and things of value unlawfully obtained, etc.
By Mr. WRIGHT [H. R. 334]: To amend Section 28 of the Justices' act approved June 9, 1852.
By Mr. FULLER [H. R. 335]: Supplementary to an act approved March 3, 1879, to amend Section 1 of an act regulating foreign Insurance Companies doing business in this State. [Such Company is required to deposit $100,000 bonds in the State in order to draw their dividends. They are also required to make four reports each year.]
The bill provides that no policy shall hereafter become forfeited or void for non-payment of premium after two full annual premiums have been paid, but the insured shall be entitled to a paid-up policy for such an amount as the money he has paid would buy if treated as a single premium.
It also provides that a report of the assets, liabilities and condition of each foreign Company shall be published in the two leading daily papers having the largest circulation throughout the State, and that this publication shall be made four (4) times a year, viz.: January, April, July and October.
One dollar and fifty cents per square is allowed for the papers.
It also provides that hereafter no foreign Insurance Company shall transact business in this State, without having first deposited with the State Treasurer $100,000 in United States bonds or State bonds, the interest and dividends on which shall be drawn by the Company so long as it remains solvent.
It requires all statements as to assets, etc., to be sworn to, and makes the making of a false statement punishable as perjury. It provides that the Auditor of State shall be empowered by each foreign Company, to acknowledge service of any process that may be issued against such Company by any Court of this State.
By Mr. FULLER [H. R. 336]: Requiring Railroad Companies doing business in this State to receive and transport freight in the order that that matter is tendered at the depot.
By Mr. MILES [H. R. 337]: To fix the salaries of Trustees of the Benevolent Institutions of the State. [Shall each receive $100 a year and no more. The Director at Jeffersonville shall receive $150].
By Mr. MILES [H. R. 338]: Requiring semiannual settlement of County Treasurer with the Board of Commissioners, and fixing the time when they shall take possesion of their books. [Such settlement of all fines to be made in December and June of each year].
By Mr. LINDSAY [H. R. 339]: Concerning the regulation and repaid of bridges.
By Mr. BARNETT [H. R. 340]: To legalize ordinance No. 63, passed by the Trustees of thw town of Edinburg, Johnson County, Indiana.
By Mr. McINTOSCH [H. R. 341]: To amend Sections 1, 2 and 4 of an act defining felonies, approved June 10, 1852. [Every person convicted for treason shall suffer imprisonment for life. Anyone perpetrating rape, or arson, by administering poison, shall be guilty of murder in the first degree, and shall suffer imprisonment for life.]
M. McINTOSCH offered a resolution that our Senators and Representatives in Congress be requested to use all their influence to have a law passed opening the Oklahoma District in the Indian Territory [to which section the Indians have right or title] for settlement.
The resoluion was adopted.
By Mr. TAYLOR, of Lagrange, [H. R. 342]: To legalize acts of Notaries Public whose commissions have expired or have been ineligible to their office. [All acts performed in good faith, such as the acknowledgement of of deeds, mortgages, etc.]
By Mr. TAYLOR, of Lagrange, [H. R. 343]: To amend Section 138, providing for a uniform assessment of property, etc., approved December 21, 1872.
On motion by Mr. CARTER , the Congstitutional rule was suspended--yeas, 70; nays, 8--and the bill as prepared by the Codification Committion [H. R. 334] concerning insurance, was read the first and second time by title only, and referred to the Insurance Committee.
By Mr. COTTON [H. R. 345]: To authorize the transfer of the School Library of Center Township, Marion County, by the Township Trustees to the Trustees of Marion County Library.
By Mr. FURNAS [H. R. 346]: To provide for a Superintendent and Board of Managers to represent Indiana at the World's Fair, to be held in the city of New York, in the year 1883. [The Governor is to appoint three persons. The sum of $20,000 is to appropriated for the purpose of paying salaries and incidental expenses.]
By Mr. FURNAS [H. R. 347]: To provide for the payment of one-half of the city and town tax before the first Monday in April, and the other half the first Monday in November.
By Mr. HINTON [H. R. 348]: To amend Section 17 of an act authorizing the construction of plank and macadamized roads, approved May 12, 1852. [Any person avoiding the payment of toll, by going across fields, running gates, or other means, shall pay to the Company operating the road $3 for each offense, such damages to be recovered by the Company before a Justice of the Peace.]
By Mr. McSHEEHY [H. R. 349]: To amend Section 1 of an act providing for a homestead, approved March 29, 1879. [The value of property to be exempted shall not exceed $600.]
By Mr. BERRYMAN [H. R. 350]: Concerning public printing. [During the first six month in the year the Auditors shall receive sealed proposals for the publication of the delinquent tax list.]
By Mr. BERRYMAN [H. R. 351]: An act supplementary to an act to provide for the opening, vacating and changing of highways, approved June 17, 1852.
By Mr. BERRYMAN [H. R. 352]: Concerning bondsmen of County Officers.
By Mr. BERRYMAN {H. R. 353]: Supplementary to the act authorizing the construction of plank, macadamized and gravel roads, approved May 12.
On motion by Mr. CAUTHORNE, the House took a recess of ten minutes, in order to greet Hon. Schuyler Colfax, ex-Vice President of the United States.
MR. SPEAKER AND REPRESENTATIVES--I thank the gentleman from Knox, and the Members this House, for this complementary act, which, however, takes me completely by surprise. Passing through this city, and visiting friends here on my road to the South, I cam to this building this morning as a private citizen to see the Legislature of my State in session, and was remarking only a few minutes ago, to Senatorial friends in the other Chamber, that my first participation in public affairs was reporting Legislative proceedings, over a third of a century ago, for the Indianapolis Journal. And while I do not feel justified in arresting your proceedings for more than a few moments, I can not refuse to address you, as desired, but very briefly.
I learned in that early period of my life to appreciate and sympathize with the labors of Legislators, intrusted with the maintenance of the best interests of the State and its citizens, in all the multiform processes of legislation; and to look with honor as well as pride on the leading public men of that long-past era, of both parties page: 186[View Page 186] who did so much to develop the resources, as well as to aid the true glory of our then young State of Indiana. Differing as they did, and as we of this generation do, in political associations and principles, honestly and naturally from out variant methods of thought, constitutional interpretation, education, etc., they did much, all of them, to honor the State, and by their talents and statesmanship ability, to advance it toward the proud position it now occupies among its sister States of the Nation. How those great men the leaders of parties of a third of a century ago, whom I knew so well as a Legislative report, rise before by mental vision as I speak to you now. On the one side, Governors Noble, Wallace and Bigger, with the two Smiths, one so distinguished in the Senate and the other in the Cabinet, and Sammuel W. Parker; nor can I forget Joseph G. Marshall and George G. Dunn, of the Whig party. And on the Democratic side Governor Whitcomb, with his marked ability, Governor Wright, Senator Hannegan, and the two Brights, one honored with a seat in the Senate and the other conspicuous in State affairs, with many others, whom, in this desultory speeech, I do no not at this moment recall.
All of them left the impress of their ability and energy upon the records of our State; and though then divided, as we all are, politically, the development of Indiana's resources, the advancement of Indiana's fame, was always with them after all, their uppermost and foremost thought. Let us as Indinaians seek thus above all partisan differences, to honor State, and act for the best interests of our citizens and of coming generations. And wishing you good speed in your arduous labors, I close by thanking you again for this compliment, which I appreciate so highly, and shall always remember with so much pleasure.
By Mr. BERRYMAN [H. R. 354]: To prohibit the taxing of Jury and docket fees. [No such fees shall be charged against the parties in the suit.]
By Mr. BERRYMAN [H. R. 355]: To fix the time when purchasers of real estate at tax sale shall present their certificate of purchase and procure a deed from the Auditor of the County. [Such deed shall be granted three years after the date of such purchase.]
By Mr. SUMNER [H. R. 356]: To amend Section 7 of an act approved June 7, 1852, defining the duties of County Clerks in regard to fines, Jury and witness fees.
By Mr. SUMNER [H. R. 357]: Amending an act touching the marriage relation, approved May 31, 1852, so as to authorize husband and wife to make valid contracts with each other. [A written detailed statement must be made and sworn to, and recorded in the Recorder's office within three months after such acknowledgement.]
By Mr. COLE [H. R. 358]: To amend Section 12 of an act authorizing Boards of County Commissioners to construct gravel roads upon a petition of a majority of the land owners where such road is to be built, authorizing them to raise money for that purpose, and for the re-payment by taxation.
Mr. COLE offered a concurrent resolution that our Senators and Representatives in Congress be instructed and requested to use their influence to secure the passage of a law making the Treasury notes of the United States taxable by State, County and Municipal corporations the same as other property is now taxed.
The resolution was adopted.
By Mr. WILSON, of Montgomery, [H. R. 359]: Relating to the operation of the United States Coast and Geologic Survey in the State of Indiana. {Such Surveyor General shall be allowed to go anywhere or do anything necessary to carry out the object of this enterprise.]
By Mr. WALKER (for Mr. Buskirk) [H. R. 360]: To appropriate $500 for the purpose of replacing the Township Library of Benton Township, Monroe County, Indiana, and other matters connected therewith.
On motion by Mr. CAUTHORNE, the bill was laid on the table until the author (Mr. Buskirk) is present.
By Mr. WALKER (for Mr. Buskirk) [H. R. 361]: to give Building Loan Fund and Saving Associations power to make by-laws for the assessment and collection of fines and penalties from delinquent stockholders, and providing in their by-laws for the forfeiture of credits of delinquent members and the collection of money loaned by such associations.
By Mr. WALKER (for Mr. Buskirk) [H. R. 362]: To amend Section 29 of the general city corporation law, approved March 18, 1867. [The Marshal is to be the chief ministerial officer of the corporation.]
By Mr. WALKER (for Mr. Buskirk) [H. R. 363]: To appropriate $3,200 to George W. Russ to reimburse him for sums of money paid out by him while Adjutant General of the State in the years 1877, 1878, 1879 and 1880 to his Deputy during said time.
Mr. WILSON, of Morgan [H. R. 364]: To amend Section 5 of an act of March 11, 1861, to discourage the keeping of sheep-killing dogs.
By Mr. WILSON, of Morgan, [H. R. 365]: To amend Section 3 of an act declaratory of a law regulation marriages, approved March 5, 1852. [Marriages may be solemnized by Ministers, Pastors, Judges, Justices of the Peace, Notaries Public and Clerks of the Circuit Court.]
By Mr. SWITZER [H. R. 366]: To amend Section 1 of an act to give security to persons who contract with railroad corporations to perform work and labor in the construction of railroads. Approved March 10, 1873. [Any person performing work on a railroad line, and is not paid, shall have a lien on the same.]
On motion by Mr. Edwins, the constitutional rule was suspended--yeas, 73; nays, 3--and the Committee on Revision's bill [H. R. 367] was read the first and second time by title only: Concerning proceedings in criminal caset.
By Mr. WALZ [H. R. 368]: To amend Section 3 of an act for the regulation of weights and measures approved June 7, 1863.
By Mr. WALZ [H. R. 369]: To authorize the Township Trustee of Harmony Township, Posey County, Indiana, to pay certain claims of the former Trustee of said Township.
By Mr. MESSICK [H. R. 370]: Supplementary to an act providing for the incorporation of companies formed for the purpose of constructing bridges for railway or common road way purposes of both over rivers and streams forming the boundaries of the State of Indiana, or part thereof, approved March 2, 1775.
Mr. COOPER offered a resolution that the Committee on Education be instructed to inquire into the deficient school fund; also, that a Committee of five be appointed, three from the House and two from the Senate, with power to send for persons and papers, that they be allowed an expert, and look into the matter and report to the House by bill or otherwise.
The resolution was adopted.
By Mr. HUFF [H. R. 371]: Prescribing the duties and liabilites of landlord and tenant in certain cases.
By Mr. BEATTY [H. R. 372]: Providing for the sale of certain lands belonging to the Congressional school fund, prescribing the duties of County Auditors and powers of County Commissioners in relation thereto.
By Mr. STUART [H. R. 373]: Relating to gravel ro ds and turnpikes. [The control of such roads is vested in the hands of County Commissioners where the road is located.]
By Mr. O'NEAL [H. R. 374]: To provide punishment for adulteration of articles of food, drink, and mixing the same where adulterated. [No person to mix or stain any article or ingredient so as to render it injurious to health.]
page: 187[View Page 187]By Mr. MELRATH [H. R. 375]: Authorizing and completing certain additions and subdivisions in the city of Terre Haute, and enforce laws for taxes against that city. [The city to be surveyed, etc., one-half to be paid by the city, the other half by the County.]
By Mr. CABBAGE [H. R. 376]:To loan the School Fund out at 6 per cent.
By Mr. FLOYD [H. R, 377]: Authorizing a commission of claims setting forth their duties and powers in the abjudication of claims against the State. [The Governor, Secretary and Auditor of State.]
By Mr. GIBSON [H. R. 378]: To amend the general city incorporation act approved March 14, 1867.
The House adjourned till to-morrow at 9 a. m.


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WINSTON-SALEM - Just when things looked as bleak as the dark, gray clouds hovering above BB&T Field for Duke, the Blue Devils found a ray of hope in a single play Saturday.
Sophomore defensive end Jordan DeWalt-Ondijo, a 6-foot-4, 240-pounder who isn't even a starter, made what might well be the biggest play in two decades of Duke football early in the fourth quarter against Wake Forest. With the swipe of a hand, DeWalt-Ondijo knocked the ball out of the hand of Deacon quarterback Tanner Price and changed the course of what was beginning to look like another frustrating loss to Duke's Atlantic Coast Conference nemesis.
The play by DeWalt-Ondijo triggered a shift in momentum the Blue Devils used to seize a 34-27 victory that ended a 12-game losing streak to Wake Forest.
Putting the losing streak to rest was important for Duke. The players had talked all week among themselves about getting that monkey off their school's back.
Just as significant, however, was winning a close game in ACC play, which is something the Blue Devils haven't done often during the five-year tenure of head coach David Cutcliffe. While Duke has achieved a level of respectability under Cutcliffe, Saturday's win against Wake was just the seventh in ACC play in the last 33 tries.
The bigger picture, however, is where Saturday's triumph could really impact Duke because it keeps the Blue Devils on course to do something they haven't done since 1994 - qualify for a postseason bowl.
But I digress. Back to the play, and how it changed the course of Saturday's game, and perhaps Duke's season.
DeWalt-Ondijo is an extremely quick, agile athlete. But until Saturday, his career was marked by one play.
A year ago, with Duke trailing Florida International by three points with 6:52 to play, DeWalt-Ondijo managed to get around a blocker, sack the FIU quarterback and force him to fumble. Two plays later, the Blue Devils scored to pull out a 31-27 victory. The play was one of only 17 tackles by DeWalt-Ondijo in 2011, and he had only four through the first four games of 2012.
Fast forward to Saturday against Wake Forest. Duke has blown a 10-point lead by allowing the Deacons to drive 98 yards for one touchdown and throwing an interception to set up a game-tying field goal - all within a span of about four minutes.
Duke quarterback Sean Renfree suffered an elbow injury on the interception and was removed from the game. Without Renfree, the Blue Devils had to punt the ball back to Wake with 13:03 to play.
It was all set up to become another frustrating chapter in the Duke-Wake Forest series for the Blue Devils.
But on third-down-and-5 from the Wake Forest 12-yard-line, Price faded to pass without any running backs in the backfield to protect him.
"Usually, when the backfield is empty, the defensive ends get to straight rush,'' DeWalt-Ondijo said. "Being a speed end, that's one of my favorite things. I got off around the edge. He pump faked and I thought he was about to throw it. But when he didn't throw it, I just hit his arm and he fumbled the ball.
"It was the greatest feeling ... the greatest feeling I've had this season.''
Another Duke second- teamer, Jonathan Woodruff, fell on the ball at the Deacon 8-yard line. The Blue Devils scored two plays later to take the lead for good. Even though Wake mounted a late rally, the damage had been done by DeWalt-Ondijo.
And perhaps a brighter future paved for Duke football.
Senior receiver Conner Vernon pulled within one catch of becoming the ACC's career leader in receptions Saturday. He made five catches for 62 yards against the Deacons to pull even with Clemson's Aaron Kelly with 232 total.
But setting records wasn't important to Vernon on Saturday. He was more thankful to be experiencing a 4-1 start for the first time in his Duke career.
"The ACC record is great,'' he said. "It's awesome, and I'm thankful for Duke bringing me here to be able to do those kind of things. But at the end of the day, I'm happier we're 4-1 right now. I'm happy to be 1-0 in the ACC for the first time. Hopefully, this gets us over the hump and it shows this team is here to play this year.''
The Blue Devils still have to find at least two more victories to become bowl eligible somewhere on a remaining schedule that starts next week at home against Virginia, and is followed by matchups against Virginia Tech, North Carolina, Florida State, Clemson, Georgia Tech and Miami. But because of the win against Wake, Duke can at least consider the possibility of a winning season and a bowl bid.
And that's a ray of hope Jordan DeWalt-Ondijo created with a single play.
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It's out March 23.
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James Wilder Jr. was just one of the many Seminoles to find the end zone Saturday. / Zachary Goldstein/FSView
A week after taking an 84-0 throttling at Oklahoma State, Savannah State found itself on the wrong end of another thrashing that was neither quick, nor painless, as Florida State rode a first quarter offensive explosion and overwhelming defense to a 55-0 victory that featured two lightning delays and was ultimately cut short in the third quarter, as the forecast called for more storms heading towards Tallahassee.
Well, that was a first," Florida State coach Jimbo Fisher said after the game. "Never had that occur in my career, but talking about the game in general, I was very pleased with what we did."
The Seminoles scored earlybreaking the plane for the first time just 39 seconds into the game, and oftenracking up five touchdowns in the first half alone to allow coach Jimbo Fisher to pull his starters after the first quarter. That still didnt stop Florida State from further building its lead before the half, though, as the Seminoles entered the break with a 48-0 lead.
Savannah States defense proved unable to provide any serious challenge to the Florida State offensive attack from the onset of the game, as EJ Manuel and Rodney Smith connected to draw first blood on the evening with a 61-yard bomb on the Seminoles second play of the game. It didnt get much prettier from there, as Florida State scored four first quarter touchdowns in less than four minutes of possession.
The lopsided matchup allowed plenty of Seminoles to get in on the scoring action, as Rodney Smith was far from the only player in garnet to find paydirt on Saturday. Redshirt freshman wideout Kelvin Benjamin recorded his first two career touchdown catches, running back Chris Thompson reached the endzone for the first time since his horrific back injury last season, and James Wilder, Jr. also added two more scores. Devonta Freeman added a touchdown plunge of his own, too.
The shortened game led to a staggering disparity in total offense on the night, as the Seminoles outgained the Tigers 413-28 in total yardage.
I challenged our team to practice well, focus well, come out and do the things we were supposed to do, and we did that," Fisher said. "In all three phases, we played hard, did well on offense, on defense, on special teams, executed, did what we were supposed to do, and thats the mark of a good team."
Benjamins breakout performance included another career first, as Benjamin received his first career carry on a reverse play that earned him 16 yards on the ground.
I lost a lot of weight so Im feeling much quicker, Benjamin said. I can make cuts and stuff that I wasnt when I first came in, I was too big. Im feeling much smaller, much faster, much quicker.
Just about the only thing that didnt go right for the Seminoles on the field came on a missed extra point by kicker Dustin Hopkins. The miss broke Hopkins streak of 145 consecutive makes on point after attempts, a streak that stood as the sixth longest in NCAA history.
Its a shame, Im disappointed, Hopkins said. But at the same time, Im really happy it wasnt in a game where it was a one or three point game or something like that.
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Sheila O'Malley picks her favorite piece of Roger's writing.
Gerardo Valero sees the potential for a good remake in "Escape from New York."
Pablo Villaça offers his perspective on "The Great Beauty."
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In the 1970s, "Samsara" would have been known as a head trip. The critic Matt Zoller Seitz calls it "a trance movie." For Fricke and his producer and collaborator Mark Magidson, it is a continuation of the meditative imagery they used in "Baraka" (1992), which intensely regarded the strangeness and wonder of our planet. Both films draw a sharp contract between the awe of nature and the sometimes ruthless imposition of man's will. I learn from Wikipedia that "samsara," literally meaning "continuous flow," is "the repeating cycle of birth, life, death and rebirth" within such Indian religions as Hinduism, Buddhism and Sikhism. "Baraka" can refer to God's blessing.
I met Fricke and Magidson when a restored version of "Baraka" was shown at Ebertfest, and had the impression that traveling the world and recording these images was sort of their calling. Some of these places, structures, peoples and practices will not endure forever, and if this planet someday becomes barren and lifeless, these films could show visitors what was here.
"Samsara" may also suggest some of the ways in which it was lost. Although the documentary presents speeded-up images of city traffic and unseemly mechanical haste, for me the most unforgettable sequence is not one of breathtaking vistas or natural beauty, but of chickens in a food-processing plant.
They are "processed" with such efficiency. Having spent their entire lives being fed while enclosed in cages too small for them to turn around, they now suddenly find themselves on a slippery stainless steel slope that feeds them relentlessly into a mechanical process that in a few seconds beheads them, strips them of feathers and skin, and slices them into parts. Chickens never seem very smart, but we can see the alarm in their behavior because this process is obvious to them.
Now why would I dwell on such a sequence, which is probably largely responsible for the film's PG-13 rating? Because I experienced it as a shriek of terror. On this ancient and miraculous world, where such beautiful natural and living things have evolved, something has gone wrong when life itself is used as a manufacturing process. I read that in 50 years, we must adopt a largely vegetarian diet or die, and forgive me if I take that as good news. Something is out of balance, and "Samsara" regards the sides of the equation.
I fear I haven't communicated what an uplifting experience the film is. In its grand sweep, the chickens play a tiny role. If you see it as a trance movie, a meditation, a head trip or whatever, it may cause you to become more thankful for what we have here. It is a rather noble film.
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