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Dead skate (Raja spp.) washed up with the tide. Possibly Raja rhina (longnose skate) or Raja inornata (California skate).
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Kolchin has done a masterly job of synthesizing the vast amount of research published on slavery during the last few decades into a balanced overview that will probably become the standard introduction to the subject. Although Kolchin focuses on American slavery, he also makes some illuminating comparisons with slavery as it existed in the Caribbean, in Brazil, and in Russian serfdom. Particularly impressive is the insight Kolchin gives into the changing way historians have viewed American slavery. Navigating his way through controversies skillfully, he reaches fair-minded conclusions, free of ideological bias. For example, one contentious topic has been the extent to which slaves retained their African heritage, as opposed to quickly adopting American culture. Kolchin argues that this is a misleading way of putting the question: there were influences from both sides, and slaves succeeded in creating a culture that was uniquely African American. Kolchin also explains another swing of the scholarly pendulum: mid-century historians tended to see slaves as victims, totally under the control of their owners, but historians of the 1970's and 1980's have argued that the slave community formed its own autonomous culture, largely free of white influence. According to Kolchin, this overstates the case. He points to the inherent insecurity of slave life (family structures were not stable, for example, and most slaves at some point in their lives were sold, or went through...
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The MAROON Vol. 63, No. 19 Loyola University, New Orleans, Louisiana 70118 March 8,1985 Council rejects spring shuttle plan By Judi Hymel Assistant News Editor Loyola's Administrative Council has rejected a proposal to begin the free campus shuttle Monday, said Vincent P. Knipfing, vice president for Student Affairs. In addition, the university is considering an annual $40 fee for all shuttle users, Knipfing said. Knipfing said there is not an urgent need for the shuttle this semester. The city's Residential Permit Parking Plan has not been fully implemented, so parking near campus is not a real threat, he said. "Without the pressure it'll [the parking plan] create, it dooms the shuttle to fail," Knipfing said. Shuttle plans were delayed in November and January as university officals waited for the city to fully implement the parking plan on the streets nearest Loyola. The plan is now in effect on State Street between St. Charles Avenue and South Robertson Street, but will eventually extend to Calhoun, Palmer and Henry Clay. Knipfing said he has no doubts the shuttle will operate in the fall because permit parking should be in effect by that time. If the city implements its parking plan in the summer, Knipfing said the shuttle probably would not begin operation because the campus population is small and parking is not restricted on campus during the summer. But Knipfing said the city is still not clear as to when the parking plan will be completed. "Every time I talk to a different office I get a different date. The poor shuttle company doesn't know what's coming off," he said. Knipfing proposed to the Administrative Council at its Monday meeting that the shuttle run March 11 through May 16. Prior to the council meeting, Deborah Reid Bryant, director of Commuter Serivces, said she was confident the shuttle plan would be approved. But after the rejection, she said her projection was "wishful thinking." "I just thought that after how far we'd come - writing the proposal, doing the research, and from tne conversations between Father Carter and Mr. Knipfing - I just thought we were so close," she said. Originally, the university had planned to pay for the shuttle, which will cost about $12,600 to operate. But Knipfing said the council is considering charging shuttle users a $40 yearly fee which would pay for about one-third to one-half of the shuttle's cost, depending upon how many students sign up to use the shuttle. Knipfing called the shuttle a "bargain" because the price of campus parking will increase next fall from $40 to $75 for students, and from $40 to $50 for faculty and staff. In addition, the fee to park a motorcycle on campus will increase from $3 to $10. Shuttle users will be charged less than students who park on campus because it is "a little less convenient" to park at the Audubon Park Batture and take the shuttle, he added. "People have to pay to park on campus so why can't the users pay to support the shuttle?" Knipfing asked. "In terms of justice and fairness, users should pay for some of the cost." Beating a different drum International Culture and Civilization Week brought a variety of cultural flavors, including the Kambuka African Dance and Drum Collective. —Photo by Nance'e E. Lewis Breath test questioned by 'HotSeat'audience By Keith Magill Assistant News Editor The "Loyola community had an opportunity to question Campus Security's use of. portable breath analyzers to determine if a person is intoxicated at Loyola, during a unionsponsored "Hot Seat" March 1. Alan Abadie, director of Campus Security, fielded questions from a sparse but inquisitive group of students and faculty who were concerned with when the test will be administered and its potential for abuse. Abadie said the breath test will be used to avoid disagreements between administrators and students accused of being drunk on campus. He compared the test to any other aid used by security to enforce the law and university policy. "Everything security has is a tool — just like a firearm is a tool — they [security officers] have it with them constantly but they don't pull it out and execute people on a routine basis," Abadie said. "There's going to be some other behavior that you've done that brings us to the point where we want to give you this test," Abadie said. "You could be drunk as a skunk . . . but as long as you're walking straight and you're not yelling in the quad at three o'clock in the morning and you're going up to your room, we will probably not notice any deviation and so you would never get the test." Students suspected of being intoxicated may be asked to take the test anywhere on campus, he said, adding that behavior must appear to violate university policy, which prohibits alcohol abuse. Students caught fighting or vandalizing university or personal property may be asked to take the test, he said. Abadie estimated that about 80 percent or more of those offenses involve alcohol use. Abadie said the test may be used in the dormitories, depending on the disturbance. If students are caught fighting or damaging property in the dorms, they may be asked to take the breath test, he said. "We're not going to go down the hall on . . . 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Mini drivers are known to love their Mini things, so the funky British brand has unleashed a bundle of holiday bounty to please. The limited edition Internet radio by German firm sonoro – a Mini-fied take on sonoro's 'elements W' radio – is a tiny box bedecked in Eclipse Gray metallic and "bonnet" stripes. The control is aluminum, the OLED display can be dimmed, and among the 18,000 stations it commands are four Mini Sounds channels: Space, United, International and Cross. It comes with a remote, an iPod dock, can receive media from a computer and, if you had more mundane uses in mind, yes, it can be an alarm clock with sleep and snooze.
The fiberglass and synthetic Mini Jet helmet with polycarbonate visor is probably not to be used when piloting your actual jet, but when you take control of your Piaggio this could save the day with more bonnet stripes and a Union Jack. When off the scooter you can don the Mini Badges Lapeer Hat with earflaps, and your other end gets to make do with Mini Countryman Boots.
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A young woman stood at a table, small pad and pen in her hand as she waited for the young couple before her to finish their order. She was doing her best to be patient, the teenagers obviously a little stumped - and perhaps more than a little high. The girl, with blonde hair that was obviously bleached and blue highlights, popped her gum while she stared down at her menu. Her boyfriend, who reeked of what could only be marijuana, had set his menu down and shrugged. He finally decided on french fries for a side, and changed how he wanted his burger cooked. The waitress nodded, scratching out part of what she had written before. While she finished writing, the girl finally ordered the same, handing over her menu with another pop of her gum.
"Thanks, Casey," the boy lazily said, sliding his menu to the edge of the table.
"Anytime, guys. It'll be right up." The waitress grabbed both menus with a polite smile, then turned and headed off to pass the orders to the cook. Those teens were regulars, always showing up around the same time almost every night. The mixed scents of weed, sex, and alcohol often trailed after them, but it wasn't Casey's place to judge. They were fairly nice and never caused a problem, and that was all that mattered. That's how she felt about most of the regulars.
Twenty-one year-old Casey Corvin had worked at that small diner for close to four years. It had been her first real job, and one that she had desperately needed. Having come from a home full of abuse, drugs, and addiction, it was hard for her to climb her way out of it. She had never hit rock bottom with drugs, thank goodness, but she probably would have if it wasn't for this job. While it took quite some time to get used to, she found that having a pleasant attitude and patience was the way to go. Not only did that get her decent tips, but she also became quite popular with the customers. They knew her quite well, chatting with her and enjoying her presence.
The diner was on the outskirts of town, but was well-known amongst the residents. Many people passed through each day, even at night when most twenty-four hour restaurants were deadly quiet. With all the people who ate there, it meant that Casey wasn't just popular there, but in town. She couldn't go one place without someone saying hi to her, or wanting to strike up a conversation with her. It was nice, compared to how her life was before, when she was pretty much a nobody.
Yet, every so often, there was a problem customer. Someone who didn't care for Casey at all.
"Hey! Get your ass over her, girl!" A middle-aged man called her from the other side of the diner, a very displeased look on his face. A younger guy sat across from him, perhaps his son, who also did not look happy.
Casey took in a quick breath, put on her best smile, and hurried over there. "Yes, is there a problem, sir?"
"Can't you see?" He pointed a finger down at his food - a steak, roll, and mashed potatoes. He caught Casey's confused look, and loudly sighed. "My steak hasn't been cooked right." He glanced up at his son, who had pushed his own food away, though said nothing about that.
"I'm sorry, sir. But you haven't even cut into it, yet. How do you know?" She reached down to take it, lightly picking up the plate. She knew she should have just nodded and taken it back, but his words truly confused her. The steak looked fine!
"I know how my steak should be, girl! I wanted medium-rare, not rare!" He jabbed another finger at the food, growing more agitated.
Casey chose to end the confrontation there. Many of the other customers were staring, and a few looked ready to pounce on the guy in her defense. Taking the plate, she turned and headed for the kitchen. On the way there, one of her co-workers offered to deal with the guy, but she refused. Instead, she dealt with it as well as she could, giving him a new plate with fresh food. He only insulted her more, but at least he shut up and ate.
When it came time to give them the bill, she found herself with another problem.
"What the hell is this? I ain't paying for this crap!" The man crossed his arms, shoving the piece of paper off the table without even looking at it.
"Sir, you ate the food. You need to pay." Casey picked it up, holding it on the table with her fingers.
This time, his son spoke up. "The food was complete shit, and so was your so-called service! You heard my dad, we're not paying!"
It took several minutes, and the appearance of her manager, to force the two to cough up the cash. Of course, there was no tip. And the son knocked over the plates, shattering them, before she could pick them up. They were 86'd, with the son giving her a nasty look before he vanished out the door.
Encounters like that was nothing new, but Casey was glad to know that she had back up. The rest of the night carried on with no more problems. She clocked out, shrugged on her jacket, and was out the door. Her car was parked around the back, where she normally parked. It was very late, the only true light she had being the full moon. Normally, it didn't bother her, though tonight she was pretty unnerved. Something didn't feel right. Pulling out her keys, she hurried to the rundown car, and was just about to unlock the door when she heard footsteps behind her.
She prayed that it was only a co-worker, but the sound of a gun being cocked shattered that weak hope. She knew that sound anywhere, being very knowledgeable in guns out of sheer interest, as well as hand-to-hand for self defense. There was a gun under the passenger seat of her car, though she knew she didn't have time to grab it. And the guy had a gun...Hand-to-hand was useless. She turned around, facing the person only to see that it was the middle-aged jerk's son from earlier. He pointed a gun right at her, not speaking a word as he aimed and fired.
The first bullet only grazed her upper arm, but the second hit home right below her heart. He squeezed the trigger again and again, the last bullet hitting her stomach before the click of an empty chamber hit her ears. None of them were kill shots, but she was losing blood fast. Her vision blurred, and she couldn't remember hitting the concrete. Her attacker was long gone. How much time had passed? Seconds...Minutes? She thought she heard someone shouting, the ringing in her ears shrouding any other sound.
Someone touched her, another shook her shoulder, and someone else pressed down on one of her wounds in an attempt to stop the bleeding. It was too late. She knew it was too late.
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All right nine days to go until a President Obama is calling -- job killing one point two trillion dollars and across the board government spending cuts.
To take a fact but some say that these cuts could actually be a good thing in the long -- for -- economy and the markets.
Who's right here and vehicle Abbas chief strategist for fixed income that -- is with -- Robert -- service capital CEO.
With us as well and they're both here and Robert start with you you know used -- -- -- coming pullback in stocks.
You look at part by 5%.
Hold back.
Buying opportunity shore.
But why that substantial the pulled up 5% to big number.
Yeah it's a relatively big number -- but if you look at where we're at year to date the market's gotten a little bit ahead of itself.
And markets if you look technically never tend to stayed too far too long above their fifty day moving average.
So where I come up -- that 5% number is basically just having the market's pullback.
To its fifty day moving average and long term I think that'll be a healthy correction and as you mentioned a buying opportunity for people to to get back into stock.
You know G I know that your concerns as well -- for you it's that -- -- what in the finger congress does point with sick restoration.
On its way it worked you know nine days ago as I just mentioned you're saying that congress.
It's gonna be crack is gonna crash it's gonna be a painful rat the we're all gonna -- well and what is there.
A potential here is for a fairly serious economic problems.
And the issue when it comes the markets is really that we've had these experiences a few times and we play these games that I like called fiscal chicken.
Back first in the summer of 2011 back just a few months ago.
And each of these times we had an outcome that was relatively favorable in the scheme of things the markets are now predicting at this time around.
But with any game of chicken there's just this risk that something goes wrong negotiations don't work in a serious problem and predictable.
Yeah I think you're and I agree with you -- on that and you know also Robert I mean if you look at what happened in the fourth quarter GDP we had.
-- -- negative surprise there and I think that's the big concern now that was very much tied to.
That's -- CB but the fiscal cliff fiasco out of Washington and I'm curious if the economy is gonna take another major hit.
Because of sequestration -- you've got news articles on the Internet right now saying you know parks are shutting down -- not going to be available.
You know the world is ending because -- sequestration that that scares the consumer cracked.
Yeah I think it definitely scares the consumer and all -- all -- mean if this goes through there's probably going to be about a 1% hit to GDP.
But you know let's keep in mind that march 1 comes around the economy doesn't turn into a pumpkin over night.
These are cuts are gonna roll out over a seven month period I think what I do think it's gonna happen first bought me if you look big gold gold's telling you that it's gonna happen.
But that being said I think you know 23 weeks into this when you know government workers start getting their notice of layoffs.
And it creates enough political fodder for everyone to get out there front of the media and in state their point.
That's when you start to see some -- to compromise come into play and I definitely think something is gonna get done and these are professionals like kicking the can down the road.
So again you know -- 5% corrections what we're expecting but its long term a buying opportunity.
No that big -- -- wanna talk about the treasury market would you view because you're also calling.
For two for interest rates to begin to ten higher steadily.
Over the rest of the year that's gonna affect things like the housing recovery that's gonna affect credit cards is gonna affect everything you're saying 2.2 percent at least for the ten year.
You're talking about that dramatic increase in the scheme of things and frankly right now there's a fairly large -- premium built in -- ten to fifteen basis points.
On the risk that fiscal issues are resolved very successfully.
So I think once we see whatever does -- -- -- congress that risk premium we did begin to bleed away.
We see maybe a little bit more focus and the Fed in the latter half of the year rather in the fiscal two.
You know and no I -- Robert that you like equities and another one of the things we need to unite talked about -- the forest frontier markets that are emerging market.
Consumer outside of the US a fiscal disaster or if you will how I played that how to play this frontier names.
Yes it's a good point you know you don't have to as an investor be stuck here to that domestic economy it's growing at 1%.
When you have emerging and frontier markets growing -- over 67%.
I mean a case in point there is a couple ways to play it look at PepsiCo.
This is -- company that's been kind of chugging along not really get growth but they're finally the investment that they've been making in the emerging markets are starting to pay off.
They just reported fourth quarter numbers 90%.
Sales growth pretty much all coming from the emerging markets.
Certainly looking for a way to play it domestically that's one way to play it.
But we really like the front tier story and so a lot of people investing in the bricks the emerging market countries for the past few years.
There really even hasn't been a mandate for the big institutional investors to invest in emerging markets until a couple years ago.
But right now look at where the big money's going they're starting to look at places like front -- markets.
Places like Vietnam.
Also places like Argentina right now.
These are countries that are really have not gotten a lot of attention now there when adding the inter portfolio really makes a lot of sense right now and -- could play -- -- single country Tia.
G last word on that you don't have to be stuck in this country when he says.
You don't have to be stuck in this country but for our world because fixed income is more in reliance of corporate governance structures.
And the infrastructure required for healthy market we look at more the developed countries.
Continue to like Australia and a pretty strong commodities play all right L that's that's dozens and thought I will thank you very much T and of course Robert thanks about -- -- about from the chef thinks skies.
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But that doesn't mean it sets a precedent, CNN legal analyst Paul Callan said.
"The testimony in this case was so graphic and so horrific. It was described literally as a house of horrors taking place in this Philadelphia clinic," Callan said. "So I think that most objective observers will say that ultimately this will be an isolated case, hopefully, and that it's simply a case where prosecutors had to act. It had nothing to do with being pro- or anti-abortion."
After Monday's verdict, the leader of one anti-abortion group said justice had been served.
"Even as we celebrate this verdict, we honor and mourn as well those among our nation's weakest children who did not receive 'their day in court' -- and we must remember that Gosnell is not an outlier within the abortion industry," Lila Rose, president of Live Action, said in a written statement. "We cannot allow these 'guilty' verdicts, welcome as they are, to make us complacent when it comes to the continuing abuses happening even now in abortion facilities throughout our nation."
More restrictions on abortions will lead to more cases like the Women's Medical Society, not fewer, abortion rights advocates argue.
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Comments about Toys R Us 1001325 Totally Me! 4-in-1 Bead Stand Set:
This product looked amazing. There were a ton of beads, and it even boasted snap clasps (very important to me because it makes necklaces much safer. Unfortunately, many things were wrong with this product.1) One part they advertise is being able to spell the kid's name with beads. The section with letter beads has about 15 letters. Which means they did not include half the alphabet--ours didn't even have all the vowels (and forget about it if you kid has two of the same letters in her name).2)Some of the beads were not hollow in the middle which mean you can't string them. This means they were useless!3) They tell you to tie a double not to keep the clasp on. I tried four knots--it still didn't go through. I had to buy a glue gun.4) It looks like they store well. They do not. The fall all over the place. Our house was a disaster zone after taking them out.Save your money people! Buy another product!!
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The thing that is great about it is that the beads are so multicoloured and there is a lot of them.
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Can't make a positive comment because the right item wasn't sent. I felt bad for my granddaughter because she opened a present and it had nothing to do with what she liked. It was very disappointing to find out what happened when she didn't call to tell how excited she was about her gift.
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I ordered this item online with 4 other items. When I received the HUGE box, which was twice the size of the order itself, inside were 5 items without any packing materials. Inside there were 3 items that I didn't order. Of the 2 items that arrived that I did order, this product was broken. The plastic had ripped off and the corners were smashed. Then I had to stand in line for 50 minutes to try to get my original items that I had paid for as well as a replacement for the broken item...but they didn't have any in stock! What a waste of my time, online as well as in the store.
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Great Product - Good Price
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Christmas gift for granddaughter who loves beads. Compact storage and lots and lots of projects for her.
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Packaging was torn apart.
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The product itself was fine, but all of the plastic wrap was ripped apart.
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My 8 year old daughter just love this! Not only does it come with a ton of beads I love the fact that you can store everything nice and neat! Perfect for 8 and up age.
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