text:
Pages: 1
What was the most valuable item you found that you returned or turned in as lost?
Back in the 80's, I pulled into a parking slot @ my job @ Huntington Hospital. When I got out of my car, I smiled @ the person who had just parked next to me & was walking away. After I locked up my car, I turned & noticed that she left her purse on the hood of her car. I took it into work w/me, checked her name in the wallet & paged her over the hospital intercom. She had many credit cards & a big wad of cash in the wallet. She came for the bag, grabbed it & informed me that she couldn't tell whether or not I had stolen anything because she couldn't remember how much money she was carrying. It taught me a lesson that I would rather not have learned.
I guess I was around 12 years old,walking to meet the guys after dinner. This very attrative young lady was going away for the weekend in her Triump,lugging a bag,drops her french purse which was loaded with cash. I pick it up,run up to her and return it. Not even a thank you with a smile. No less a kiss! LOLYears back the old trick was to put any lost walletts in the nearest postal box,and the PO would return it.
Wow..good question to ask for.I visited NYC for an appointment of business related project of my employer in our city. After the meeting, I decided to explore the city but sad to say I got lost because I'm not really familiar to the place. But I am fortunate when I got lost, you know why?? because I found a thing while walking on the streets of NYC.It brings me luck even up to this moment. This "thing" is an old dollar coin used maybe during 1980's. I pick it up and intently put on my pocket. I went back home and when I was at the door of my house, the phone rang, I open the door, picked the call, then guess what?? I have an offer to manage of one of the businesses of my employer since I am the one make it possible during the business proposal at NYC.Then the offered business is continue growing as on top even at this moment. Does the DOLLAR COIN help me to my success??I guess so!!
Donate Now! Help support the Gotham Center
Join Our Mailing List Sign up for the latest news and updates from Gotham.
The Gotham History Blotter Read new non-fiction essays about New York City History.
© 2004-2007 Gotham Center for New York City History. All Rights Reserved.
The Gotham Center for New York City History The Graduate Center, The City University of New York, Room 6103 365 Fifth Avenue, New York, NY 10016-4309 Telephone: 212-817-8460 FAX: 212-817-1541 E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com


text:
Creative Team Call~
Are you an avid digital scrapper interested in being a member of my Creative Team? I am currently posting a call as I am seeking 5 creative digital scrappers to be a part of my Creative Team.
All of the information is posted on my blog,http://digitalscrapdiva.blogspot.com,
as well as on the following Forum thread:
http://www.scrapbooksgonedigital.com/Forum/showthread.php?t=668 Whether new or experienced, please feel free to apply if interested. If you have questions and would like to contact me, please don't hesitate to do so. Again, check the two links above for additional information. If you don't have a gallery or blog, just indicate that in your email to me as it is NOT a requirement for applying.
Happy scrapping! |
Currently Active Users Viewing This Thread: 1 (0 members and 1 guests) | |
Thread Tools | Search this Thread |
Display Modes | Rate This Thread |

subset: commoncrawl


text:
[Beowulf] thesis regarding grid and clusters
Many of your questions may have already been answered in earlier discussions or in the FAQ. The search results page will indicate current discussions as well as past list serves, articles, and papers.
jesus iglesias jesuspiro at hotmail.comSat Jan 8 13:41:02 PST 2005
- Previous message: [Beowulf] kickstart install using NFS
- Next message: [Beowulf] Cooling vs HW replacement
- Messages sorted by: [ date ] [ thread ] [ subject ] [ author ]
Hi everyone, I'm Jesus Iglesias, a recently graduated Telecommunications engineer by a spanish university, In a few weeks time I'm starting a doctoral thesis which topic is the following: "Study of reneweable energies and its relationships with meteorolgy variables based on a distritibuted computer system (grid computing style)" The basic idea is to use a cluster (beowulf style) in a certain city to process simultaneously data coming from an energy station and a meteorolgy station, and then repeat this study with another cluster in another different city. In the end, the objective is to connect these computer clusters (making a grid this way) so as to be able to do this study globally (reaching a number of differents cities in Spain). As a beginner in everything related to clusters and grid computing I'll be asking for help at this list quite often from now onwards. My first question is an obvious one, do you guys think this idea for the distributed computing system is a good one taking into account the scientific study that I'm planning to do? Thanks everyone there in advance, Jesus, from Spain -------------- next part -------------- An HTML attachment was scrubbed... URL: http://www.scyld.com/pipermail/beowulf/attachments/20050108/fa0abc02/attachment.html
- Previous message: [Beowulf] kickstart install using NFS
- Next message: [Beowulf] Cooling vs HW replacement
- Messages sorted by: [ date ] [ thread ] [ subject ] [ author ]
More information about the Beowulf mailing list


text:
MARTIN, Tenn. – The University of Tennessee at Martin golf team will open its 2013 spring season Sunday with a practice round at the Dancing Rabbit Golf Course in Philadelphia, Miss., and then compete in the two-day, 54-hole Frito Lay/Taco Bell Intercollegiate hosted by Jackson State.
"Despite the weather, we were able to get in all our practice and work," UT Martin head golf coach Jerry Carpenter said.
Carpenter said all five of his golfers – Tyler Shellnut (72.6), Brendon Caballero (73.4), Ben Reeves (74.0), Tyler Guy (74.1) and Graham Sleigh (74.3) – are basically the top five from the fall season's statistics.
"All five of the guys are among the top 21 in scoring average in the OVC (Ohio Valley Conference)," Carpenter said.
The five include one senior (Sleigh), one junior (Shellnut), one sophomore (Caballero) and two freshmen (Reeves and Guy).
"This is a fine mix," Carpenter said. "They are my five best players. I am sure we will have some adjustments as we go along this season."
Carpenter said he has a couple of other golfers, namely junior Clay Harbin and senior Taylor Deming, who could contribute. In fact, Harbin will compete as an individual in the tournament.
Just a year ago, Caballero, the lone freshman in Carpenter's lineup won the tournament by shooting an even-par 72 in the final round for a 147 two-round total. The Skyhawks finished fifth in the tournament field. McNeese State from the Southland Conference won last year's tournament with a two-round 604.
"This tournament always has a good mixture of players," Carpenter said. The Skyhawks will compete against a couple of team from the OVC, the Missouri Valley Conference, the Southwestern Athletic Conference (SWAC) and a couple of teams from the East Coast. "Teams such as McNeese State, Nicholls State and Bethune-Cookman could be tough," the coach said.
Regardless of the competition the golf course could be the toughest foe for UT Martin.
"This is a great golf course," Carpenter said. "It's very challenging. You must be a good ball striker to score."
Dancing Rabbit is nestled among towering pines and stunning oaks in the rolling hills region of east central Mississippi. The club includes two par-72 courses, the Azaleas and the Oaks. Each course covers 7,000 yards. The courses also feature Champion Bermuda grass greens and A-4Bent grass greens with Zoysia and Bermuda fairways. The courses were designed by Tom Fazio and PGA great Jerry Pate.
"The kids are ready, and I am excited about this season," Carpenter said.


text:
Find Ancestors
Welcome to the Genes Reunited community boards!
- The Genes Reunited community is made up of millions of people with similar interests. Discover your family history and make life long friends along the way.
- You will find a close knit but welcoming group of keen genealogists all prepared to offer advice and help to new members.
- And it's not all serious business. The boards are often a place to relax and be entertained by all kinds of subjects.
- The Genes community will go out of their way to help you, so don't be shy about asking for help.
Quick Search
Single word search
New Scottish Census
Do you have Scottish ancestors?
Perhaps you do and you just didn't know! Search our brand new Scottish census records today and discover if you have Scottish roots.
- New posts
- No new posts
- Thread closed
- Stickied, new posts
- Stickied, no new posts
James Sansom cpl RMLI killed Singapore 17/04/1888
Profile | Posted by | Options | Post Date |
Mary | Report | 14 Jan 2013 13:21 |
I was wondering how I can find out more information on the death of my g-grandfather James Sansom. He was serving aboard H.M.S Orion and he was killed by persons unknown. His record has D.D. on it which I have been told means discharged dead. His family ended up in the workhouse. Would there be more information on his death anywhere? Grateful for any help. |
Gins | Report | 14 Jan 2013 13:40 |
1881 England Census |
Researching: |
Gins | Report | 14 Jan 2013 13:41 |
You could have a look here |
Researching: |
Mary | Report | 14 Jan 2013 14:42 |
Thanks Gins, will have a look. |
George_of_Westbury | Report | 14 Jan 2013 15:19 |
Not sure if this is you that posted this, but there seems to be two people asking the same question on this site. |
Researching: |
AnnCardiff | Report | 14 Jan 2013 16:11 |
Victorian Wars Forum • View topic - Jame SANSOM, d1888 HMS ... |
Researching: |
Mary | Report | 15 Jan 2013 15:06 |
Hi, thanks for reply. I did post on Victorian Wars forum, when I saw someone else was enquiring, but didnt have all the correct information. It turned out to be the son of a cousin who I didn't know. Unfortunately he didnt have any extra information. I have looked at James Sanson miiitary record, and that is where his date of death, place and ship, HMS O rion comes from.It didnt say he was killed on board. I wonder if there would be more detail in the ships log, as to his manner of death and where he would have been buried. |


text:
EditBasic Person: Harry Cornett 1 Gender: Male 1 Social Security Number: ***-**-8151 1 Birth: 02 Jun 1943 1 Death: 03 Feb 1993 1 Cause: Unknown 1
Looking for more information about Harry Cornett (1943)? Search through millions of records to find out more. Find more records
Anyone can contribute to this page. Please sign in or sign up—it's free. Source: U.S., Department of Veterans Affairs BIRLS Death File, 1850-2010 Created: 09 Feb 2013 Modified: 30 Sep 2013 Page Views: 15 total (7 this week)
Connect me or another page to Harry Cornett (1943)? +Add a connection Cancel Other Similar Pages Loading


text:
Vintage Infantry Utility Shorts are great for casual wear and for work wear. Made of 100% washed heavy weight cotton, french zipper, button waist, inside drawstrings, six pockets; two front slash pockets, two rear button down flap pockets, two pleated side cargo pockets, change pocket, drawstring legs and distressed details. They are extra long and relaxed fit. Come in sizes xtra small - 3 xtra large. Size Chart Vintage Infantry Utility Shorts: khaki woodland camo black army digital camouflage olive drab
Item Number: 2540
Price: $38.49
Size xtra smallsmallmediumlargextra large2 xtra large [$39.99]3 xtra large [$41.99]
All Prices in US Dollars
Scripting is required to use this site. Please ensure scripting is enabled in your browser before continuing. If you have questions about enabling scripting on your browser please contact customer support at MyQuickResponse.


text: judgement Mind HacksBy Shep McAllister, Commerce Team PO Edit14L Overcome Your Fear of Judgement To Reach New Heights It's hard to really put ourselves out there if we feel like everyone's judging us. Recognizing this fear, and overcoming it, is essential to reach our potential and learn new skills. Read… 11/03/12 3:31pm 11/03/12 3:31pm


text:
Is your resume in need of a little disruption?
Startups are all about
making things work better.
Our resume writing service is all about doing that for your CV.
StartUpHire is the place to find Strategic-Partnerships jobs in and near . Review the list below of Strategic-Partnerships jobs. These Strategic-Partnerships jobs represent some of the most rewarding careers available. You can refine your job search for Strategic-Partnerships jobs in by adding a job title, company name, or keyword to the search box above … or click the "Advanced Search" link for more options. Don't see the employment opportunity you're looking for? Check back soon for more Strategic-Partnerships jobs in , or sign up for an email alert (link in upper left) to receive periodic updates on new Strategic-Partnerships jobs in , .
Trulia helps homebuyers, sellers, owners, and renters find the perfect place to live by giving them inside scoop on properties, places and real estate professionals. We're built on an employee-centric, values driven culture and recently recognized as a 'Best Place to Work' in
12/5/2013 San Francisco, CA Save This JobBelkin?s WeMo is the most approachable entry point to the smart home; Belkin is leading the growth of this category into the mass market. The Business Development and Strategic Partnerships Manager role is pivotal to the 2nd phase of growth of WeMo as an ecosystem. What
11/29/2013 Los Angeles, CA Save This JobAt X-IO Technologies, we've established a strong foundation for success, based on creating a positive, challenging atmosphere. We believe that people do their best work in a positive, respectful, and challenging environment, where they are empowered with taking the initiative to
11/4/2013 Colorado Springs, CO Save This JobResponsibilities:- Identify, negotiate and execute strategic partnerships- Create new partnership programs and develop partnerships- Develop and manage strategic relationships with leading SaaS and hosting providers- Define and launch joint marketing activities with partners to
12/5/2013 Redwood Shores, MS Save This JobCompany and Position Profile iovation is a market leader in web fraud prevention. Customers, both domestic and international, use our SaaS-based ReputationManager 360 service including leading banks and financial services companies, retailers and MMO gaming providers. Building
10/22/2013 Portland, OR Save This JobXoom is looking for a Software Engineer in an Agile dynamic development environment that requires collaboration, great communication skills and flexibility. Our employees are some of the brightest minds in the online money transfer space. Ideas are shared, vetted, developed, and
10/22/2013 San Francisco, CA Save This JobAre you equally obsessed with Television and Tumblr? Then we have the best job for you. We are looking for an ambitious and creative business development candidate to bring Tumblr?s network of creators into the world of television. In this role you will work with networks and
9/1/2013 New York, NY Save This JobOur mission is to break language barriers around the world. We deliver instant access to a global community of more than 3,000 highly qualified human translators who collectively speak 60 languages and reside in more than 75 countries. Our network is available 24 hours a day,
11/27/2013 New York City, NY Save This JobSenior Director, National Partnerships Category: National Merchant Sales Location/City: National Are you one of those technically proficient and creative individuals who wish they?d had an opportunity to contribute to a major institution in its infancy? If you are, then we can?t
11/10/2013 Atlanta, GA Save This JobLivingSocial is the local marketplace to buy and share the best things to do in your city. We help local businesses grow by introducing them to high-quality new customers and give merchants the tools to make our members their regulars. Based in Washington, DC, we have more than
11/9/2013 Washington, DC Save This JobFactual is in need of a Director of Sales focused on Agency and Strategic Account. This is a new role and the successful candidate will have a passion for mobile and location-based advertising! This sales director must have experience with selling mobile advertising, working
12/9/2013 Los Angeles, CA Save This JobDESCRIPTION The Strategic Marketing Account Manager will manage and optimize a key account to drive new customer acquisition and ongoing customer engagement and retention. This role reports to the Director of Strategic Accounts and involves working closely with Product Marketing,
11/29/2013 Austin, TX Save This JobCompany Overview Connecture is the leading provider of Web-based information systems used to create health insurance marketplaces and exchanges. Its industry-proven solutions enable consumers, employers and brokers to more easily shop for, purchase and renew health insurance
11/28/2013 Los Angeles, CA Save This JobOverview: Everyday Health is a leading provider of online consumer and professional health solutions. We provide our consumers, professionals, advertisers, and partners with content and services across a broad portfolio of over 25 websites that span the health spectrum? from
11/21/2013 Manhattan, NY Save This JobJob Description At Undertone, we?re breaking new ground in an ever changing digital media industry. We continue to take an innovative, thought leadership and quality approach to everything we do. We?re dedicated to finding solutions that create success for the brands we
11/11/2013 New York, NY Save This JobCategory: National Merchant Sales Location/City: National Are you one of those technically proficient and creative individuals who wish they?d had an opportunity to contribute to a major institution in its infancy? If you are, then we can?t wait to meet you! At Cardlytics,
11/10/2013 Atlanta, GA Save This JobWhat We?re Looking For: The Senior Manager, Strategic Initiatives will be responsible for identifying and executing against strategic opportunities to build relationships and drive applicant volume and enrollment across 2U programs, with particular focus on organizations
11/28/2013 Landover, MD Save This JobJob Description At Undertone, we?re breaking new ground in an ever changing industry. We?re willing to take a stand, with thought leadership and quality at the forefront of everything we do. We?re dedicated to finding solutions that create success for the brands we support.
12/11/2013 Chicago, IL Save This JobPreEmptive Solutions is growing rapidly and we have the immediate need to hire and grow our professional staff. We have more than 4,000 corporate clients in over 100 countries. We are a recognized global leader in software source code protection, application analytics, security
10/13/2013 Mayfield Village, OH Save This JobAbout us Today, Datalogix helps over 50% of the top 100 advertisers and over 90% of the top 50 digital media and ad tech companies succeed by connecting their media to the world?s largest platform of 1:1 offline purchasing data. Only Datalogix leverages over $1 trillion in
10/13/2013 San Francisco, CA Save This Job


text:
- Text Size:
- ASmall Text
- AMedium Text
- ALarge Text
Apple: A hedge fund liability?
Published 5:17 AM EST Dec 12, 2012The views expressed are not those of this site, this station or its affiliated companies. By posting your comments you agree to accept our terms of use.blog comments powered by Disqus


text:
We decided to make a weekend out of our visit to Mt. Sterling's Court Days festival by staying at a nearby B&B. The House on Belmont more than met our criteria. They welcomed us (and our very large dog) like family and steered us to an excellent nearby restaurant for dinner. Breakfast the next morning was yummy and the accomodations... More
United States >
Kentucky >
Ranked #1 of 3 B&Bs / Inns in Winchester
Price range (per night):
₹6,093 - ₹9,139


text:
Vogal Cutout Sweater
Show your true colors this season with hot new basics from LnA.
- 100% rayon
- Back cut-out detail
- Styled with J Brand Midrise Capri in Polar.
- Styled with Low Luv Erin Wasson Hammered Ring in Antique Silver.
- Styled with Low Luv x Erin Wasson Crystal Point Ring in Palladium.
- Styled with Low Luv x Erin Wasson Faceted Labradorite Afghani Toggle Necklace in Silver.
- Modeled in size S. See fit guide for model's dimensions.
- Revolve Style No. LNA-WK9
- Manufacturer Style No. FW1230


text:
Gift of Equality
December 5, 2013 by HRC staff
This holiday season, HRC is making it easier than ever to share the gift of equality with your friends, family and loved ones.
Continue Reading ►"God Loves Uganda" Could be Headed to the Academy Awards
December 5, 2013 by HRC staff
HRC congratulates the producers of "God Loves Uganda" for being named as a finalist for an Academy Award nomination for Best Documentary.
Continue Reading ►President Obama Urges House to Pass ENDA
December 4, 2013 by Dan Rafter
President Obama re-iterates his support for the bipartisan legislation that would protect LGBT employees from workplace discrimination.
Continue Reading ►Russian LGBT Activists Arrested After Protest
December 4, 2013 by HRC staff
Yesterday marked the first time that anyone has been convicted and fined under Russia's controversial anti-LGBT "propaganda" law.
Continue Reading ►Stop Harming Our Kids Resolution of 2013 Introduced to House
December 4, 2013 by Josh King
The facts are clear: sexual orientation and gender identity are normal, natural components of every individual's identity. Attempts to "cure" LGBT people are harmful, particularly when directed at children.
Continue Reading ►Top Posts
NCAA Division II Basketball Player Comes Out
October 8, 2013
The Story Behind the Home Depot Wedding Proposal
September 27, 2013
Five Pasta Brands That Support LGBT Equality
September 26, 2013
Grandfather Takes Daughter to Task Over Disowning Her Gay Son
October 2, 2013


text:
We stayed here from the 16th november for two weeks. On arrival they didn't know we were coming no drink severed on arrival we were put in a room that was so small and was on the road. Couldnt open the patio door's. Complain in the morning and finally got moved to a deluxe room which was lovely total opposite... More
- Also Known As:
- Orchidacea Hotel Kathu
- Orchidacea Hotel
- Orchidacea Hotel Kata
- Orchidacea Resort Kata
- Orchidacea Resort Phuket/Kathu
- Reservation Options:
- TripAdvisor is proud to partner with Expedia, Booking.com, Priceline, Agoda, Hotels.com, Otel and Tingo so you can book your Orchidacea Resort reservations with confidence. We help millions of travellers each month to find the perfect hotel for both holiday and business trips, always with the best discounts and special offers.


text:
Frequently Asked Questions
The following identifies questions often asked when there is an accusation of academic dishonesty. For more information, students, faculty and family members should refer to the University's Academic Regulations and the Academic Integrity Policy.
Quote of the Month
"Integrity is what we do, what we say, and what we say we do."
Don Galer


text:
Refine By Make and Model:
Easy Spicer Ball Joint Swap
Dana now offers a kit for 1999 and later Ford Super Duty front axles that includes not only upper and lower ball joints but also all the related seals that tend to get hashed during installation.
Articulating Ideas - Suspension Theory, Tips & Tricks
Modifying your vehicle's suspension is an integral part of the off-road hobby. Whether you just need a slight lift to manage the local backroads, or a long-travel setup for legging through boulders
Better Steering From Your Rack-and-Pinion - Tighten Up!
If you own a Tacoma then we have good news and bad news. The bad news is that installing larger tires can prematurely wear out the rubber bushings on your steering rack.
How To Kill A Ford Raptor Suspension…
In the interest of pinching pennies, we wanted to see how possible it was to snap up a standard F-150, build it, and end up with something roundly superior to a Raptor.
JD Fabrication Long-Travel Front Suspension Kit
We were looking to add a long-travel front suspension and immediately turned our attention to the guys at JD Fabrication in Escondido, California.
Jeep Wrangler Suspension & Steering Upgrade - Front Foibles
We were happy with our lowered TJ on smaller tires with a long-arm suspension. It crawled better, climbed better, and performed much better on-road too. But eventually inchitis got us and we started asking ourselves "What if?"
What Now? - Fixing Shackle Inversion
So you are driving down the trail after a hard bump or after really flexing out your suspension when you notice that your leaf-sprung Jeep is riding funny.
1956 Jeep CJ-5 - Zoot Scoot Suspension
Let's face it, leaf sprung suspensions have been around for a while…a long while, in fact. We are talking back to medieval times on wagons and carts according to our research.
Shock Guidance - Jeep Damper Selection Basics
How can something as simple as figuring out which shocks are right for your Jeep be so perplexing?


text:
You're watching...
Teen Willing to Walk 10 Miles for Minimum Wage
Jhaqueil Reagan discusses why he was willing to hike 20 miles a day for less than $10 per hour.
Feb 27, 2013
You're watching...
Jhaqueil Reagan discusses why he was willing to hike 20 miles a day for less than $10 per hour.
Feb 27, 2013
Also in this playlist...
Auto-advance: ON
Auto-advanceThis transcript is automatically generated
You know like this.
Secular -- eighteen years old out of books -- -- on a ten mile trek in the slowed to a minimum wage job on the way.
He stopped to ask directions the man he speaks to who happened to be the owner of -- restaurant tells him he'll never get there in this note take the boss the team keeps walking because -- cannot hold the boss laid -- The owner of the rest from driving down the road and he sees the -- still walking.
Not only did the -- enough give him a job but doubled his pay latest and generally Jackie or Reagan in the the man who walked in the snow for job is CEO where there's now good morning young man.
The morning -- motivated you so much to walk in the snow from minimum wage job goes.
I numbers just I was just determined.
You know by salmon and these -- and -- -- -- you know.
But I need to that bad.
What do you think of other youngsters event of your generation.
Who we think on this program we think they have a sense of entitlement that they're entitled to a good job and -- this -- from the alma what do you think about.
-- I'll think anybody is entitled to anything really you know it's it's how hard you were can you know how you know.
Determine you -- to -- where you weren't being.
And how many others of your age think like you do -- thing.
All alive actually.
Most most the classmates facing a school with you know they'll have jobs and you know -- were -- in.
I mean you did well there's a little there's a lot of teens out -- it's working.
Look we're gonna have much time but we really want to thank you have been on the show.
We think what you did a terrific and we're very glad that you got a job doubled you pay and you've got perseverance and motivation.
You're great kid thanks so they'll go last woods -- You say they don't want hey they they didn't it's -- dollars and citizens and our ability it is more than what -- -- job was gonna -- me.
You didn't take it right.
You of course Goodman all right -- -- -- please -- thank you very much yes you -- thank you very much -- was young men great stuff appreciate it.
I think you next.
Filter by section


text:
Close Your Eyes (INARIYA Fusanosuke) Action, Fantasy ... One Shot, Yaoi 23k Views Last ch. 0 2 years ago
Hyakujitsu no Bara ... Halloween Special Comedy, Doujinshi, Smut, Yaoi 17k Views Last ch. 4 2 years ago
Filter Manga
Can't find what you're looking for? Try the Search to filter with a lot more options! FILTER BY MULTIPLE GENRES ON THE SEARCH PAGE
Want to view the mangs list as plain list instead of with images? Click here to change to a plain text list.


text:
Waikato University Events Calendar
Carving in Ice presents, 2 short plays by Jo Randerson Directed by: Gaye Poole 'COW' and 'FOLD' This double bill of Jo Randerson plays, staged by Carving in Ice, offers a unique opportunity for Waikato audiences to see two of Jo Randerson's plays, Fold and Cow, on the same evening. This cast of Waikato University Hillary scholars, theatre students and community actors revel in the chance to work on these non-naturalistic plays. Fold and Cow: refreshing, absurd, surreal, impish, irreverent, grotesque, puzzling and hilarious in turn. COW Ever so slightly surreal; a wry look at the New Zealand family and the pressures of conformist society. Beth's heart is set on making a cow out of leaves, but with a father who believes he is a cat and several opinionated interlopers will she realise her dream? FOLD Friends without benefits. A play about parties, presents, pegs and clean underwear. Witty, grotesque, refreshing and chilling; a mockery of pretension, self-obsession and self-delusion. 1 May, 8pm Preview ($15/$10 cash at door) 2, 3 & 5 May, 8pm (TICKETEK) 4 May, 6pm & 9pm (TICKETEK) Tickets: Adults: $20 | Students/Conc: $12 ON SALE NOW - http://premier.ticketek.co.nz/shows/show.aspx?sh=COWFOLD12 Visit www.carvinginice.co.nz for more information.


text:
Welcome Guest |
Start Time: | January 20, 2013 @ 10:00 am |
Pace: | 16 to 18 MPH - Brisk pace |
Style: | Re-Group |
Do you like a few hills, some leg-stretcher straight-aways and great rollers? Try this route. Then back towards Salmon Creek via Hillhurst (yes, 'hill' is part of the name), Carty, 259th St, and almost the entire length of NE 29th Ave, with a wonderful hill climb up Mt. Vista, adjacent to WSU campus, and a fast coast downhill to coffee. If "wonderful" is not exactly the word you'd use to describe the Mt. Vista climb, you can use the bypass option. See the map and cue link for details.


text:
Gloria Del Castillo is National Coordinator for Buckle Up for Life. Working closely with Toyota and trauma specialists, she helped create the program seven years ago at Cincinnati Children's Hospital Medical Center, where she works as an injury prevention coordinator. She is an expert on child passenger safety and a leader in the effort to keep kids safe. In creating Buckle Up for Life, she brought to bear years of experience as a child educator, program developer, published author, Hispanic advocate, and vigilant mother. Under her guidance, Buckle Up for Life has grown from a local safety initiative to a national program with a presence in major cities across the country. Gloria is passionate about her work and, despite Buckle Up for Life's success thus far, won't be satisfied until every family is provided with the education and resources necessary for keeping their children safe.
-- Presentations on the Toyota Live Stage
-- Saturday, February 2 and Sunday, February 3
-- 12:00pm and 2:00pm each day


text:
I like the radio because you can use it for a lot of different things, you can listen to music, find the latest news, and you can put in CDs. I use the radio most to listen to music. Tesla Coils was the inventer but Nikola Tesla had the idea. Some radios have speekers on the sides and some don't you can have them in many different colors and some are square or rectangular and others are pretty round. I use the radio every day and don't know what I would do without it!
Article posted May 4, 2012 at 04:23 PM • comment • Reads 467 • Return to Blog List
Posted Comments
Conditions of Use


text:
Happy Twentieth Anniversary, Matt Foley, Motivational Speaker
Remember? He lives in a van down by the river.
Skip to content, or skip to search.
Skip to content, or skip to search.
Remember? He lives in a van down by the river.
Plus: David Spade glared at a deserving Chris Farley through an entire SNL sketch, and more, on our daily late-night roundup.
If you trace a line of co-stars between them, you hit nearly every single buddy comedy alum of the past 50 years.
Plus: Diablo Cody's series is headed to Showtime, and the Farley name lives on.
What's got Diddy's dogs barking, what Kim Kardashian is doing to get back at Paris Hilton, and another reason to dislike of Gwyneth Paltrow in our daily roundup of the day's gossip.


text:
You're watching...
Rove's take: Round 1 of the presidential debates
Former Bush senior adviser breaks down key moments in the first debate between Obama and Romney
Oct 4, 2012
You're watching...
Former Bush senior adviser breaks down key moments in the first debate between Obama and Romney
Oct 4, 2012
Also in this playlist...
Auto-advance: ON
Auto-advanceThis transcript is automatically generated
-- Karl Rove was -- during the debate to heat treated.
-- apparently spent too much time shooting baskets not enough time practicing.
So we look at Twitter universe is saying tonight but the key question.
What do you think the undecided voters think Colorado joins us.
-- those who are at least for watching.
Well look what we're likely to see a bump out of this not much of involvement a little bit of a -- the first debate.
Is the most important in the debates and it typically the winner of a gets a point point to have two points out of the debate in and close race like this have matters.
But to step back for just -- what really matters is the -- of the narrative of all three of these presidential debates and to a much lesser extent the the vice presidential debate and so it's not over tonight but it was a very strong start for Mitt Romney.
In fact it was an astonishingly good start for Mitt Romney and a very bad start for the incumbent president United States.
You know and looking net feet putting uterus which certainly is not scientific study but and sort of measuring the response on another vast social media it seems to me that the one thing that governor Romney did get tonight it's very important which as a reverse effect on President Obama is he get a lot of enthusiasm -- and people really fired up on the Internet and people on the other side of the the political spectrum seem to be you know they -- -- throwing.
Got -- -- showing President Obama right under the bus.
Right bullet that's result of sort of four important dimensions of this debate first is first and most important is.
Is in this debate I think Mitt Romney succeeded in portraying himself as -- looking.
He got the chance to lay out more -- -- about his plan for jobs the economy.
Tax reform.
These things all gave him a chance to serve flesh out who he was.
And and what he would do as president and it made him a look reasonable and practical and it was reassuring this is exactly the process that happened in the nine to 11980.
Debate between Jimmy Carter Ronald Reagan Reagan simply made himself.
You know reasonable and sensible and affable and reassure the American people and it was up to the job the second thing is is -- -- -- -- Romney was aggressive Obama was defense if the president was.
Always on the defense in part because he didn't seem to have a plan for what he wanted to achieve that and tonight.
But rob rob me also put him on the defensive by being aggressive about not only indicting him you saw some of and -- that.
In that excellent piece of footage you just showed.
Note saying.
You know you do Romney gets criticized for you know tax break for well oil companies -- -- responds to present -- -- wait a minute.
I don't I'm not a favor that we could do -- -- that but just remember you gave five times that amount of money.
Two green energy companies that went belly up so he's very good about not only had died in Obama but -- but also very aggressive -- questioning him and -- -- the issues spectrum.
And and -- it is the third item was tone in this is probably the most important ball.
President Obama came across his.
Try to avoid looking at Romney Romney right from the beginning was looking at the president.
And the president was not looking back and it just it was just -- -- is the wrong tone on the other hand.
-- was presidential he had humor who -- we had a sense of humor you know I've got five boys so I'm used to -- -- people say things that aren't true and hope that all eventually believe them.
You know you're entitled Mr.
President your own -- you're your own house but you're not entitled to your own facts I mean he was actually pretty -- -- And and it was it I think an -- -- side of him and finally this total bipartisanship.
This is a moment where you need to become president and I thought in 2008.
Barack Obama did an especially good job of saying look -- -- -- be the president of everybody not the president red states Blue States but United States.
And tonight Romney in a different way very practically voice it -- gonna work together with Democrats Republicans I had to when I was governor.
Most of the people -- -- legislature where Democrats we met every Monday but I thought it was a very effective presentation in that regard so there's a reason why you take all those things combined.
Together and end and -- Obama's supporters have every reason to be upset tonight and president Romney's have every reason to be it is.
I want tomorrow the sun comes up we'll have all fact checking done on everything and tonight we're we're still -- a little bit -- can't sit toll fact check both Candace.
But in terms of that the -- pres Obama supporters.
Their chant heard of one of my colleagues tweeted this he spoke of with leader Pelosi.
And she -- seen a different debate then the rest of the Democrats for -- -- because it's his Pelosi says the defining moment was when Rodney said he would not ask the wealthiest Americans to pay their fair share.
That was -- mean that's a defining moment may have for the third -- leader closer but boy -- -- did that seem like a great night for the president.
Little located when you have let whatever number 40000045.
-- 5055 million people watch and people are gonna make their judgments independent of those kind of comments I thought for example the night.
It's very interesting President Obama was off times wrote it was the talking points so for example one point he said.
Romney has secret plans on jobs the economy and regulation.
And taxes just after -- is spending a lot of time giving the detail on all those being very critical for example a very specific provisions of Dodd-Frank.
And it -- yourself -- sort of fell flat.
That's is saying the president was not nimble.
You know you're right I did tweet that I thought I spend maybe too much time shooting baskets out there in lake Las Vegas resident.
Doing his homework and prepping for the same and we saw when he just sort -- offered up these sort of routine rote talking points things.
That people were sitting there saying you know -- and it just doesn't that they're just doesn't G hall with what I've just seen.
I happen between these two men on the stage.
-- thank you you bet thank you Greta.
-- -- --
Filter by section


text:
R. Scott Raynovich is the Editor and Publisher of the Rayno Report. He has more than 20 years of experience in analyzing and writing about technology, media, and investment markets. He has been quoted by such outfits as Reuters, Dow Jones, and CNBC.
Follow investors and traders that match your style and get a personalized stream of news, charts, and ideas.


text:
In Asia, it is believed that the crane lives for 1,000 years. It is a symbol of longevity and everlasting love. Two cranes soaring together through the sky decorate this fine porcelain tea set.
Boxed set includes 16 oz. teapot with stainless steel infuser and two 6 oz. teacups. A charming wedding gift. Made in Japan.
Order any time: 800.794.9862 . FAX 978.620.1352 . www.dharmacrafts.com Contact Customer Service©2000 - 2013 DharmaCrafts, Inc.


text:
2nd Saturdays Downtown reaches one year anniversary
Sunday, May 8th, 2011A year ago on May 8, 2010 a bunch of committed people kicked off the first 2nd Saturdays Downtown, and what a huge success that was. And almost every one since then has been fantastic.
The next huge urban street fest is set for next Saturday May 14 (on Congress Street, between the Fox Tucson Theatre and the Hotel Congress).
And here's the list of the hard working Steering Committee members from their website:
Luke Cusack, Congress Street Clubs
Beth Dell, Beowulf Alley Theatre
Donovan Durband, Ward VI Office
John Flanagan, Flanagan's Celtic Corner
Nicole Flowers, 47 Scott
Michael Keith, Downtown Tucson Partnership
Danielle Leines, Strongpoint PR
Jamie Manser, Zocalo Tucson Magazine
Fletcher McCusker, Providence Service Corp.
Erika O'Dowd, Cinema La Placita
David Olsen, Zocalo Tucson Magazine
Randy Petersen, KXCI
Julie Ray, Julie Ray Creative
Mia Schnaible, Screening Room
Monica Surfaro Spigelman, Tucson Cowgirl Communications
David Slutes, Hotel Congress
It has continued every 2nd Saturday since, except for January 8, 2011 for obvious reasons when most events were canceled due to the Tucson mass shooting. (And I think I've been to every one except perhaps for July, 2010).
Log onto to their website, www.2ndsaturdaysdowntown.com. The May 14 event schedule is online, plus photos of past 2nd Saturdays Downtown happenings.
Cinema La Placita will be showing the Walt Disney children's film "Fantasia" on the large empty wall on Congress Street (between Scott Avenue and Stone Avenue).
And mark your calendars for the upcoming 2nd Saturdays Downtown in 2011:
June 11
July 9
August 13
September 10
October 8
November 12
December 10
Thank you to all the steering committee members for all the hard work to keep this popular urban street fest going for a whole year. And what a lot of fun it has been for 12 months!
And here's the photo gallery of the May 8, 2010 very first successful 2nd Saturdays Downtown (click here.)


text:
Unless you have two to three people the chair is impossible. But other wise nice.
I looked for a long time for affordable, sleek and simple chrome/silver stools. These were perfect. My only complaint is that I need 3, so I will buying another set of 2. They look really great in a kitchen with stainless appliances.
Items must be returned in new or unused condition and contain all original materials included with the shipment. More details
FINAL SALE EXCLUSION: Items marked as FINAL SALE are not returnable unless the problem you experience is the result of our error.
Our standard shipping method is ground shipping. We also offer expedited shipping for most items. Your final shipping cost and estimated delivery timeframe will be available at checkout.
Standard shipping details
Expedited shipping details
* For your safety, some orders go through our loss prevention department. If we select your order for this process, we will immediately notify you that there may be up to a 3-day delay on your order.
** Most Oversize orders are delivered within 1-4 weeks. Some orders may take 6 weeks to be delivered.


text:
Gracious, there is much to say. And much to share. But let me begin by first saying that she, he, the wedding–all of it–was beautiful. So very beautiful.
I love my sisters so much and am so grateful that we share our lives the way we do. Helping my baby sister plan and create her special day is now noted as one of the great blessings of my life. All I've ever wanted was for her to have everything she's ever wanted. And now she does. And that, my friends, is bliss.
We began Thursday morning with bridals and groomals on the beach at sunrise. It was also the first time they were to see each other, he in his suit and she, in her gown. When he turned to look at her, he was enamored, to say the least. And she, couldn't stop smiling. Nor could I. Watching people in love is my soul food.
The sunrise was gorgeous and playing with the light and sunflair in such an open and exposed setting was a new experience for me as a photographer, but I'm over the moon for the pictures we got. I think they're so dreamy. And the two of them … well they're just pretty people. And so in love. Taking their pictures is easy.


text:
HIGHLY IMPORTANT FROM UTAH. NEWS DIRECT FROM SALT LAKE CITY. THE PEACE RUMORS PARTIALLY CONFIRMED. MORMON EXODUS FROM THE VALLEY Preparations for the Reception of Gov-ernor Cumming in the City. Brigham still Rebellious, but the Peo-ple Disposed to Yield. COL. KANE AND HIS NEGOTIATIONS. From our Own Correspondent. FORT BRIDGER, UTAH TERRITORY, Friday, April 9, 1858.} We were very much surprised and gratified this afternoon by the arrival in our midst of ABEL GIL-BERT, Esq., of the established firm of GILBERT & GER-RISH, late merchants in Salt Lake City, from Califor-nia, by way of Salt Lake City. During a short interview which we have had with him, we have obtained the following particulars: He left San Francisco, California, on the 9th day of March, and arived at Salt Lake City on the evening of the 2d day of April. In his passage through the Mor-mon settlements, he was kindly received and enter-tained. The people were all preparing to leave the Val-ley. On his way up to the City, he found the road lined with families moving South, among whom, near Provo City, he met Brigham Young and Heber C. Kim-ball with their families. BRIGHAM himself, however, subsequently returned to the City, arriving there the evening following Mr. G.' s arrival. He also passed a large number of wagons going up from the Southern settlements to assist the brethren residing in the Northern settlements to move. The current report was that they were all to move to the White Mountains in the southwestern part of the Territory on the western side of the Great Desert. The women and children were to move immediately, whilst all the fighting-men were to remain as a rear guard. The families were starting at the rate of from two to three hundred wagons a day. The mass of the people, however, are not fa-vorable to this movement, although they are pre-paring to participate in it, and are earnestly wishing that the army may enter the Valley before they start. They are beginning to open their eyes somewhat to the deception which has been practiced upon them, finding that instead of the Lord fighting for them, as BRIGHAM preached last Fall, and destroying their en-emies by cold and starvation, and the Indians be-coming a battle-axe in their hands to overcome all adversaries, they now see that our army has passed the Winter more comfortably than they have, that the Indians are nearly all against them, and they have the fact staring them in the face that they are to be surrounded on every side and forced to surrender. And yet, so closely are they bound together, so completely are their habits of implicit obedience and subjection to their leaders, that they dare not take the least step, or make the least effort, towards throwing off, themselves, the yoke of oppression which goads them. They simply rest content in the hope and desire that the United States army will yet arrive in time to relieve them. They have not planted any crops of importance this Spring, and have not, as is usual at this season, commenced making and planting their gardens, but instead, are packing up and boxing up the provisions which they have on hand, and which they estimate to be more than one year's supply in wheat and flour. The foundations of the Temple have been carefully covered up and protected. The Sunday before Mr. GILBERT'S arrival, BRIGHAM preached a most abusive and treasonable sermon against the President and the United States Govern-ment. This sermon had not been published in the Deseret News, but was printed in a pamphlet form and distri-buted throughout the settlements. On his way up, Mr. GILBERT passed and visited the scene of the massacre of the California emigrants last Fall. He says the ground is strewn with human skulls and bones of all sizes, whilst the place was covered in every direction with locks and tresses of women's hair. The sight of these relics of the most inhuman and barbarous massacre that can be found:on the pages of our country's history, was truly sicken-ening, causing a cold shudder to pass through the whole frame; and yet on such a spot the Mormon guide jocularly remarked that this would be an "ex-cellent place for a dentist's shop." Mr. GILBERT was much surprised to find on his ar-rival in the city that they were making preparations there for the expected arrival of Governor CUMMING. A room had been prepared expressly, and was in readiness for him. (The Governor did not start from here until the 5th inst.) BRIGHAM did not object to Mr. GILBERT coming through to our camp, but refused to allow a gentleman traveling with him to leave the city. Mr. GILBERT left the City on the 6th inst., and met Governor CUMMING on the evening of the 7th inst., in Echo Cañon, about forty-five miles from the city; he was escorted by a guard of some thirty picked men who had been sent by BRIGHAM to meet him, and who were paying him every attention in their power. He expected to reach the City this evening, and will no doubt meet with a flattering reception. Much may be accomplished by this visit of the Gov-ernor. The road from here to the City is comparatively free from snow. There is a body of some five or six hundred Mor-mons on the road; these are all well mounted on fat animals, but they in fact constitute almost the only available force of the Mormons, and it is certainly the only reliable force which they have. BRIGHAM now says that if we will permit him and his people to move from the valley unmolested, he will immediately move, but if we persist in following and disturbing him he will "send us all to hell across lots." BRIGHAM acknowledges having taken all books, pa-pers, maps, &c., from the office of the Surveyor-General of Utah, but says he did so in order to pre-serve them, as he did not deem the person left in charge of them competent or trustworthy. Dr. FORNEY, Superintendent of Indian affairs, left here on the 7th inst., for Bear River, to visit the band of Indians now camped on that stream. The evening previous to the Doctor's departure, BEN SIMONDS, the Chief of these Indians, came into camp, with 120 of his warriors, to escort and protect the Doctor on his trip. BEN appears to be perfectly friendly and satisfied, and we are now inclined to be-lieve that he is really true and loyal to the Govern-ment. The United States District Court adjourned this morning sine die, and will not meet again, in all prob ability, before we reach Salt Lake City. Two per-sons, one white, and the other a negro, were con victed of assault and battery, with intent to kill, and were respectively sentenced to imprisonment at hard labor for one and two years. One person was also convicted of keeping a gaming-house, and was fined ii the sum of $100 and costs. We have not yet received the mail from the States ue here on the 1st inst. Battle Between Indians and Mormons in Oregon—Attitude of the Indian Tribes-Account of Capt. Marcy's Expedition—Removal of the Camp—Arrival of Col. Kane—Nature of his Mission. From Another Correspondent. FORT BRIDGER, U. T., Wednesday, March, 24, 1858. DANIEL ROSS, one of the teamsters who started from our camp last Fall for California, but who, after proceeding as far as the Weber River, concluded to spend the Winter with BEN SIMONDS, Chief of the Weber Utes, arrived in camp on the 10th inst., bring-ing us intelligence that SIMONDS, who is a Delaware Indian, but, after a long residence with these Indians, has been made a Chief, had reached Bear River with about 400 Indians, on his way to visit us. He also stated that the Mormons were collecting a large force, which were to start out soon to attack us; and that the Mormons are firmly united in their purpose to oppose all invaders, and are determined to sustain their leaders. On the 14th inst., BEN SIMONDS himself came to see us, and had a big talk with Dr. FORNEY, the Superin-tendent of Indian Affairs. He informed us that a combined party of Bonnack and Shoshonee Indians had attacked the Mormon settlements at Salmon River, in Oregon, and killed a large number of per-sons; that this had troubled and enraged the Mor-mons beyond measure, for they now declare that the United States is setting the Indians on to them. SI-MONDS also heard that ORAPEEN, a Utah Chief, who has been baptized into the Mormon Church, had in-formed BRIGHAM that TINTICK, a Utah Chief, who has always been opposed to the Mormons, was raising a party to steal all the Mormon horses and cattle. The Salmon River settlement is situated in Oregon Territory, at the Falls of the Salmon River, a tribu-tary of the Columbia. The salt-water salmon, one of the finest fish in the world, come up at a certain sea-son of the year in immense quantities as far as these Falls to spawn, and this has always been a common hunting-ground for several tribes of Indians, where they annually meet to catch salmon, and to hold talks and make treaties. The Mormons, wishing to influ-ence and convert these different tribes in their favor, soon formed a settlement at this point, built a sub-stantial fort, and had last season several thousand acres of very rich land under cultivation, which yield-ed very profitable crops. The settlement was really a beautiful one. How far the Mormons succeeded in cor verting the Indians to Mormonism has already been fully and clearly illustrated by the late outbreak of these In-dians in Oregon and Washington Territories. The Shoshonee and Bonnack Indians, residing in the more immediate neighborhood of Salt Lake Valley, have, however, never yet been seduced from their integrity and good faith by the Mormons, but have, on the contrary, become more and more inimical to the intruders on their lands, and, it now appears, have attacked them in their more isolated settlements. The attack, it seems, was made upon a large body of Mormons who were out herding cattle, and it is re-ported that forty-five of them were left on the field. A party of our Dragoons, who were out on a scout-ing party about three weeks since, had all of their animals stolen from them, nine in all, and SIMONDS informs us that they were stolen from them by LOT SMITH. SIMONDS was unfortunate in his visit, for, during the cay he got very drunk, and had a difficulty with a young man named BELT, who was also intoxicated, during which BELT shot at him several times, and that same night he had his purse, containing $300, the proceeds of the sale of a mule, which he had effected during the day, was stolen from him. He, consequently, left Camp early the next morning, being much displeased, and has not since returned, and it is not known what influence these circumstan-ces may have upon his movements. He is, however, suspected by many to be a Mormon, or a friend of the Mormons; at any rate, he has now a band of four hundred Indians on Bear River, within thirty miles of us. These are in a country where there is no game ; they are proverbially a destitute tribe, and still they are camped there without receiving pro-visions from us. There is no doubt but that they are fed by the Mormons. BELT, the man who shot at SIMONDS, gave himself up to the proper authorities, and, after an examination before Squire BURR, was committed for trial at the next session of the United States District Court. On the 13th inst. we were very much gratified by the arrival of an expressman from the party in com-mand of Capt. R. B. MARCY, of the 5th Infantry, which started from this Camp about the 20th of No-vember to New-Mexico, for the purpose of obtaining mules and horses to supply the deficiency of animals in this command. The expressman who had gone out with the party ieft them on the 26th day of January, four days after their arrival at their place of destination at Taos, New-Mexico. This little band encountered incredi-ble privations and hardships, barely escaping death from starvation and cold, but they pressed nobly on firmly resolved to conquer even the elements. When they started, the guides represented that the journey could be accomplished in from fifteen to twenty days, and that there was but little snow on the route ; they accordingly took with them but forty days' provisions, believing this to be an ample supply. Instead, how-ever, of finding no snow, they found themselves ob-liged to travel for two hundred miles through snow from two to five feet deep, and compelled to break a track through it for their rapidly failing animals. In the meantime their provisions gave out, and still pru-dent, even in this extremity, they ate only those ani-mals which, from exhaustion, were unable to proceed farther. When they reached Fort Massachusetts, on the frontier of New-Mexico, many were so exhausted as to have to be fed with a spoon. Sergeant WM. H. MORTON, of Company 6, 10th Infantry, died on the journey, from the effects of constant exposure and fatigue. The Expressman returned by way of Fort Laramie; he passed the January mail at the South Pass, which reached here on the 21st inst. In order to prepare for any emergency, Colonel JOHNSTON moved his whole command on the 18th inst., with the exception of the Dragoon Companies, which are guarding the animals on Smith's Fork, and the Volunteer Corps, to the open plain or valley west of Fort Bridger. The old Winter Camp, in the timber along the stream, and close under the bluffs, was a most unsuitable one for defence against an attack from an enemy, although it has proved an admir-able one for defence against wind and storm; but the new Camp is an excellent one in a military point of view, for defence against almost any force. The Camp has been formed with the right resting on Fort Bridger; the 5th Infantry are camped on the right; next the Heavy Battery, under Capt. RENO; next, and forming the centre, a space has been left for the Volunteer Corps, which is to-day moving to this Camp ground; next the Light Battery, Capt. PHELPS; the line then turns obliquely to the rear—that is, to the S.W.—and is formed by the Camp of the l0th In-fantry, which constitutes the left wing. The head-quarters of the Colonel commanding are in the rear of the Central Division. The valley in which the camp is pitched is very wide and open, it being about a mile to the hills in either direction from the centre of the camp. The left of the line, however, rests on the main road to Salt Lake, and is nearer to the hills, which on that side are covercd with cedars. The whole space from the front of the camp to the bluffs is entirely unobstructed. The plain in the rear, however, is crossed by the creek, which is lined with willows. The civil officers have not yet moved from Eckels-ville, the county seat of this (Green River) county—although they contemplate moving next week. Com-pany A of the 10th Infantry, commanded by Lieut. H. B. KELLY, has been detailed to guard them. The volunteers were encamped about six miles above the fort on this creek, and Eckelsville is about half that distance from the fort. The camp was moved in one of the worst snow-storms which we have encountered this Winter; but as the animals had been brought a long distance, in order to move on that day, it was not thought advisa-ble to delay. The storm which then commenced lasted three days, the wind blew a perfect gale, and the snow fell to the depth on an average of eight inches. The weather, which until about the 15th inst. was very mild and moderate, has changed again, and we have had a succession of high winds, often ac-companied by spitting snow. An event has created more excitement in our little camp than anything which has occurred since our ar-rival here. It was the arrival on the 12th inst. of Col. THOMAS L. KANE, a brother of E. K. KANE, the great Arctic explorer. He arrived at Fort Bridger, from Salt Lake City, late in the evening, so completely exhausted that he had to be lifted bodily from his horse, and put to bed, and it was late the next morning, before he was able to have an inter-view with the Governor. The object of his mission has been kept a profound secret. It is only known that he left New-York City on the 5th day of January, traveled in the greatest haste to Salt Lake City, by way of California, where he remained eight days in conference with the Mormon leaders, and then came post-haste to this camp to hold an interview with the Governor. On the 17th inst. he rode out to meet some Mormons with whom he had made arrange-ments for a meeting, and did not return until late in the night The day had been very stormy, and in the darkness of the night he passed the outposts of the camp, and alarmed the sentinels and garrison at Fort Bridger, by firing signals near the Fort, which had been arranged for him to make on approaching the outpost. In the alarm, he narrowly escaped being shot by one of the guard. He is the guest of the Gov-ernor, to whom it is reported he is accredited by the State Department. The arrival of this gentleman, under these circumstances, has given good ground for suspicion as to his motives and the result of his movements. It has been greatly feared by our army officers that he is instructed to effect a compromise with the Mormons. Such a step cannot be contem-plated, for the safety of our Union now depends upon the condign punishment of these infamous traitors. It is, I know, their plan, and a hope in its success in-duces them to firmly resist the advance of this army, to cause, through their innumerable secret and un-suspected emissaries scattered throughout the Union, a reaction in their favor; and in order to accomplish this effort they are making the most powerful efforts to divert public interest from Utah. The results of these efforts are now seen in the phase which the Kan-sas difficulties have assumed, and which will be more fully seen, not only by Indian disturbances, which they are even now inciting, but by disturbances nearer home, in some of our populous cities. But I cannot believe that they have so soon influenced the Administration in their favor. It is known that Col. KANE is the person who influenced President FILLMORE to appoint BRIGHAM YOUNG Governor of Utah, and who has always taken the part of the Mormons since their exodus from Illinois, and it is our opinion that he is favorable to the Mormons, and not knowing or will-ing to be convinced of their total depravity, he has through a mistaken zeal and interest, resolved to en-deavor to induce them to retrace their steps. Col. KANE'S position and standing in society repels the idea of his being a traitor to his country, but the future will reveal the truth. The people may, how-ever, rely that the civil authorities here, on whom a great responsibility rests, are fully awake to that re-sponsibility, and will not accept terms from these rebels and traitors, except those which justice to their country and its Constitution demand. The mail which left the States on the 1st of Febru-ary, arrived here on the evening of the 21st instant. We were much surprised to find that Congress had not, up to the last dates, taken any decisive action in regard to Utah affairs. It is strange that a momen-tous difficulty, the importance of which cannot be overestimated, in which prompt, energetic action is required, is allowed to pass almost unnoticed by our Legislators. We are not surprised to hear that it has been dis-covered that LANE and his "Danite" band in Kansas Territory, are combined with the Mormons. It is said in the papers that ELDREDGE, the Financial Agent of the Emigrant Aid Society in Kansas, is a Mor-mon. It is a fact that HORACE ELDREDGE, one of the Mormon leaders, and a Bishop in the Church, went to St. Louis last Spring as the financial agent of the Mormon Church, and purchased goods there for the Church, which were sent out last Summer. He is rather a tall, slim man, with wiry, black hair and beard, and sharp gray eyes; he has, we are inform-ed, a daughter in the States. ELDREDGE, a week, be-fore starting from Utah, although he had already several wives, married two young girls at Provo City. In regard to the Mormon influence with the Chey-enne Indians, the affidavit of BROWN, which I sent you by the last mail, speaks for itself, and we have now a Mormon prisoner (THOMPSON) in the guard-house, who, it can be proved conclusively, was on his way to the Cheyenne Indians for the very purpose which has been effected by other agents. Great numbers of friendly Ute Indians are arriving and camping in our neighborhood. They report that large numbers of Mormons are now on their way out to attack us. Our Magistrate's Court has been been frequently in session during the past three weeks; the cases were mostly assault and battery; three of these however, were for attempts to murder, and the offenders, hav-ng been convicted before Squire BURR, were sent up to the United States District Court for trial. Tins Court meets on the first Monday in April, Col. Kane and the Nature of his Mission. From Our Own Correspondent. WASHINGTON, Friday, May 21, 1858. The character of Col. KANE, who seems to have entirely superseded the Peace Commissioners, and to have managed both sides of whatever negotiations have taken place between the Government and the Mormons, has been invested with some mystery by the conflicting reports, and the general want of knowledge as to the exact relation which he sustains towards either party. On the one hand, it is said he is secretly a Mormon; on the other, that he is a se-cret agent of the Government; but the Union denies both on dits—the former one especially, with some appearance of indignation. Nevertheless I have information which leads me to doubt that of the Union; at any rate, it is known that he once proselytized for Mormonism, to the extent of making one convert, a son of the late Dr. RUSH, of Philadelphia, who went out to Utah, on KANE'S rep-resentations, to join the Mormon Church, though he soon became disgusted, and returned. It is also be-lieved in Salt Lake City that KANE is a Mormon, but the Administration do not believe it, though they have been assured of the fact by late residents of Salt Lake. It is a matter which may admit of question, but there is too much ground for the supposition to admit of any such very positive denial as that made by the Union. There is nothing alleged against Col. KANE'S char-acter as a gentleman, but it is still perfectly credible that he may be acting as much in behalf of BRIGHAM YOUNG as of the Government, and that the peace move-ments Inaugurated by him are designed to suspend the advance of the troops upon Salt Lake City, in or-der to enable Young to pack up his traps and be off. The idea that he intends to surrender himself and submit to a trial for treason and rebellion is perfectly absurd. It is not to be believed, even if it is directly promised in the dispatches which it is expected Col. KANE will bring, and which will probably be here on Monday. The impression among persons here, in-formed of Utah affairs, is that, no matter how fair and specious may be the propositions which BRIGHAM may have submitted, they are intended solely for delay, to prevent the calling out of volunteers, and to effect the recall of reinforcements ordered to Salt Lake. Unless, therefore, his professions are accompanied by acts which to the fullest extent guarantee his sin-cerity, and cannot be interpreted to be mere blinds, it will certainly be safe for Government to receive everything brought by Col. KANE with sufficient dis-trust to save themselves from being caught in a trap. It appears from the circumstance which I briefly telegraphed you, that BRIGHAM YOUNG'S influence with all the Indians is not as potent as supposed, at least that there has been a more potent influence at work among some of the Bonaks, a tribe of superior brav-ery and intelligence, and a large band of whom, ac-cording to letters received by Ex-Surveyor-General BURR, have been led towards Salt Lake by Mr. JOHN POWELL, a Virginian, formerly a resident in that city, and now residing among the Bonaks. POWELL, it seems, last Fall came down from the Indian country and purchased in Salt Lake, of Messrs. GILBERT & GERRISH, a large quantity of stores, of which, togeth-er with his wagons and cattle, he was robbed by the Mormons on his way back, and in revenge of which he has brought these Indians down with the purpose of making reprisals. A large number of the Mormon cattle are herded in a valley about thirty-five miles west of Salt Lake, and it was reported to be POWELL'S intention to fall upon and carry off this stock. He is said to be considerable of a dare-devil, and although advice was sent him by his friends to desist from his warlike enterprise, it is not impossible that he and his Bonaks have already commenced hostilities against the Mormons. The Utah News from Other Sources. From the St. Louis Democrat, May 19. We had a further conversation, yesterday, with Mr. GERRISH, and received from him a more satisfac-tory account than was made public through the pa-pers yesterday morning. His additional statements explain the various contradictory accounts, that, for a day or two past, have been coming from Fort Leav-enworth. Mr. GERRISH is the latest arrival from Fort Bridger, and the news he brings has not been conveyed by any other source. No official dispatches came by him, or with his party. He delivered a private letter to Col. RICH at Fort Leavenworth, which was dated Fort Leavenworth, April 10. Mr. GERRISH communicated with no person in Leavenworth but Secretary HARTNETT. The informa-tion then, by dispatches received here, was derived from no other source but the letter to Col. RICH, and the statements to Mr. HARTNETT. SO the news re-ceived has been exaggerated, and is not official. The truth amounts simply to this. Governor CUMMING left Camp Scott on the 5th of April for Salt Lake City. The object of his mission to that City is not known. Mr. GERRISH says it was rumored at the camp that the Governor had asked for an escort from Col. Johnston, but the Colonel refused, saying if any escort went it must be the whole army. The Governor, under a Mormon escort, was met, forty-five miles bevond the Camp, by GILBERT. At Salt Lake City they were making preparations to receive the Governor. This is all we have, mat is reliable, from Mr. GERRISH. The St. Joseph Gazette, of the 15th, contains the following, which throws some light on the matter, and does not look much like peace with the Mor-mons; "By private letter from Camp Scott, dated March 23, we learn that Lieut. KANE, who was dispatched by way of California to Salt Lake City, by the President, on a mis-sion of peace to BRIGHAM YOUNG, had reached Col. JOHNSTON'S camp. We believe this envoy is a brother of the celebrated Dr. KANE, and is the same who formerly figured at Council Bluffs, when that town rejoiced in the name of Kanesville. He re-mained about ten days in Salt Lake City, but effected nothing with BRIGHAM YOUNG and the Mormons He says the Saints have altered greatly since he knew them in the States. It was believed that no arrange-ment could be made with the Mormons, that they were determined to submit to no terms that were likely to meet with the approbation of the agents of the Government. Col. JOHNSTON has removed his camp to Fort Bridger, and Col. COOK was on Smith's Fork. The impression there was that no movement to-ward the valley would be made by the army until July. It is hence quite certain that the peace com-missioners will reach Salt Lake, and every opportu-nity will be afforded these high-handed offenders to send in their regrets, and thus defraud the devil of his just deserts. The Weston Weekly Platte Argus of the 14th, has the following, which also contributes towards a cor-rect understanding of the matter. The letter of Mr. GIBBERT is of particular interest: "We learn that Mr. BLASINGAME, who has been with KINCAIDE & LIVINGSTON, reached Atchison on Wed-nesday with the mail direct from the army. Mr. BLASINGAME reports that Gov. CUMMING started on the 5th of April to go into Salt Lake City. Capt. MARCY, who was sent to Santa Fe for stock, was met on his way to Camp Scott. It does not look as though Col. JOHNSTON intended moving it with his troops until reinforced. The peace commissioners will, in all probability, reach his command before a move is attempted by the army. Since writing the above, we have been permitted to peruse a letter from Mr. GILBERT to his family in Weston. He left San Francisco on the 3d of March, stayed two days and a half at Salt Lake City, and was kindly treated while there, though BRIGHAM was not very communicative. BRIGHAM had moved all his family and children out of the city. Mr. GILBERT met a large number of families going south, and some coming in the opposite direction, and they all seemed very much bewildered. Mr. GILBERT met Governor CUMMING under a Mormon escort, on Weber River, going toward Salt Lake City. He proceeded forty-five miles on the route. At Salt Lake City they were making great preparations to receive Governor CUM-MING. BRIGHAM granted Mr. GILBERT a pass, which reads literally as follows: UTAH TERRITORY. To all to whom these presents shall come, greet-ing: ALBERT GILBERT, of the firm of GILBERT & GERRISH, and lately merchants in this city, is hereby permitted to pass freely and safely to the U.S. troops at Bridg-er's ruins. Given under my hand at G. S. L. City, the 5th day of April, A. D. 1858. (Signed) BRIGHAM YOUNG, Governor and Sup't Indian Affairs" Mr. GERRISH says says that Gov. CUMMING was bit-ten, on the 25th of March, in the right arm, by a dog that was supposed to be mad. The dog attacked several, and was finally killed. The Governor was quite fear-ful and distressed about the matter. The army are living quite comfortably on rations of thirteen ounces of flour and two pounds of bad beef, and had enough to keep them comfortably till the first of June. The following extra, from the office of the Leavenworth Daily Times, May 14, was received yesterday evening: A special messenger arrived yesterday from Camp Scott, bringing tie important news that Gov. Cumming had entered Salt Lake City, without troops, and that his authority had been fully recognized by the Mormon offi-cials. He brings dates to April 10. Not only was no resistance offered, but none was contemplated. BRIGHAM YOUNG was tame as a child. The saints had no mission of vengeance from the Lord to deliver to the people. Simple Gov. CUM-MING entered the city of the temple, and the temple itself, and Mormonism bowed its head in submission. Of course the troops were in readiness to act, and this the Danites knew full well. Governor CUMMING entered into Salt Lake City, April 1, by invitation. Most of the Mormons—men, women and children—had emigrated south, or were preparing to do so. Their destination is not given. The majority very likely will scatter, and settle on the Pacific slope, or if they cling together, will seek a house in Mexico. The messenger says, "the Mor-mons had made no preparation for war, and had planted no crops in Utah," showing their purpose to have been to break up in Utah, and either to scatter or to emigrate into Mexico. This news is unofficial, but is considered reliable at the fort. N. B.—Private letters received here and at the fort say that title point of destination of the Mormons is Sonora, in Mexico. Doubtless they have been pre-paring (all of them that mean to stick together) for this step for some time, and that, too, with the full knowledge and assent of the Mexican Government. Governor Cumming on his Way to Salt Lake—The Mormons Locating near the Bor-ders of New-Mexico. [BY TELEGRAPH.] WASHINGTON, Sunday, May 23. The Union publishes a letter front Fort Bridger, April 10, stating on the authority of Mr. GILBERT, formerly a merchant of Salt Lake City, that Gov-ernor CUMMING and Colonel KANE were met by him in Echo Cañon, 45 miles this side of Salt Lake City, on the 7th of April. About 20 Mormons accompanied them. On his way to Salt Lake from California, Mr. GIL-BERT met with large numbers of wagons heavily loaded, on the way, it was supposed, to the White Mountains, near the borders of New-Mexico. Nearly one hundred persons leave the city daily, and so far as women and children were concerned, the city was nearly depopulated. It was supposed that a large portion of them were secreted on City Creek, above Salt Lake, in the mountains, where it is known that they have large caches of provisions. In conversation with BRIGHAM YOUNG, Mr. GILBERT was told that if the army would give him time, he would leave; otherwise he would "send them to hell across lots." The correspondent adds: "We are waiting news from the Governor with much interest and anxiety. His early return to camp is not looked for by many, as he took with him large supplies."
Click tabs to swap between content that is broken into logical sections.


text:
February 23, 2004 Lira, Uganda, February 23, 2004 - Nearly 200 people were reportedly killed in a massacre this past Saturday in a camp for displaced people 15 miles outside of Lira, northern Uganda, that was home to nearly 4,800 Ugandans. Teams from Doctors Without Borders/Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) assisted staff at Lira Hospital in treating 51 survivors who had reached the hospital with bullet and machete wounds and burns. "These are the few that made it to the hospital," said MSF's Joke Zeydner, MD, in Lira. "We don't know how many people are still hiding in the surrounding forests, wounded and unable to get here. People told us that they were forced into huts and then the huts were set on fire. A lot of people had burns on their head, shoulders and back, because the burning roof fell on them." On Monday, the MSF team was able to reach Aloi, another of the camps outside Lira municipality that has also suffered from attacks. "We found a lot of malnourished children," Zeydner said. "Most were sick, and a lot of people suffered from malaria. There was no medical facility at all. Every hut was just packed with people. MSF opened a clinic and was swamped with patients. The people were so terrified by the violence. They've lost so much. We can only imagine what the situation is like in other villages further away." |
© 2013 Doctors Without Borders/Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) |


text:
December 17, 2012
Justin Rowland EagleAction.com
Cameron Seward has never been to Chestnut Hill but Boston College is one of three schools that have offered the Atlanta (Ga.) Westminster junior athlete. ...More... To continue reading this article you must be a member. Sign Up Now for a FREE Trial
Already a member? Click here to sign in


text:
Park Hotel Sonnenhof Vaduz Unique "Nature Wellness" concept: a state-of-the-art seminar room with feng shui water wall and Kneipp basin for arm immersion on the sun terrace.
Hotel Restaurant Capricorns (Swiss Lodge) Casti-Wergenstein Idyllically situated hotel in Val Schons, at 1489 meters with fantastic panoramic views over the Graubünden mountain world.
Hotel Pilatus-Kulm Kriens This historic mountain hotel at 2,132 metres above sea level was built in 1890 and completely modernised in 2010.
Hotel Schweizerhof St. Moritz Centrally located in St. Moritz and with views of the lake, this 4-star hotel was carefully renovated in 2010 and now exudes its original elegance.
Sorell Hotel Zürichberg Zürich A sublime location: stretching out below the hotel are the city and the lake, and along the horizon, the Alps. The individually designed bedrooms ooze style – as do...
See- und Seminarhotel FloraAlpina Vitznau The historical 1942 hotel comprises 57 renovated, individual rooms & 7 seminar rooms complete with modern infrastructure.
Atrium Hotel Blume Baden An atrium hotel inspired by Ancient Rome, quietly located in the historic spa district.
Kartause Ittingen Warth Freedom to be truly creative: the quiet atmosphere of the old monastery, surrounded by unspoilt nature and well-tended gardens, is sure to inspire new ideas.
Hotel Bären Langenthal Langenthal A 16th century city hotel with 37 designer rooms in the centre of Langenthal. Some of the interiors were created by the region's renowned design firms
Hotel Piz Linard Lavin This stately hotel is located on Lavin's beautiful village square. All 16 rooms have been carefully renovated, with the 6 Palazzo rooms being artistically designed.
Romantik Hotel Muottas Muragl (Swiss Lodge) Samedan At an altitude of almost 2500 meters, offering spectacular views of the Engadine, this recently refurbished mountain hotel boasts 16 rooms and a large terrace with...
Hotel Fafleralp - Swiss Lodge Blatten (Lötschental) Paradise for both walkers and epicures! The Hotel Fafleralp has something for every budget, from basic dormitories for groups to complete wellness suites.
Wellnesshotel Golf Panorama Lipperswil Located right next to the golf course (27 holes), this spacious 4-star superior hotel offers magnificent views of the Alps. The hotel was reopened in 2010 with 55...


text:
Behind Lance Armstrong's decision to meet secretly with U.S. anti-doping authorities in late 2012 was his hope that he could lay the groundwork for the authorities to consider allowing him to compete in triathlons.
But unknown until now was the identity of the person who hosted and helped arrange the December meeting: former Colorado governor, August W. Ritter Jr., a lawyer and influential Democrat who is Mr. Armstrong's friend.
Washington Wire is one of the oldest standing features in American journalism. Since the Wire launched on Sept. 20, 1940, the Journal has offered readers an informal look at the capital's comings and goings in a series of newsy, and sometimes even gossipy, items. Now online, the Wire provides a succession of glimpses at what's happening behind hot stories and warnings of what to watch for in the days ahead. The Wire is the collective product of the Journal's Washington bureau. Write to us at firstname.lastname@example.com.
Content engaging our readers now, with additional prominence accorded if the story is rapidly gaining attention. Our WSJ algorithm comprises 30% page views, 20% Facebook, 20% Twitter, 20% email shares and 10% comments.


text:
- Amy Fisher
Amy Fisher
Amy Fisher, dubbed the "Long Island Lolita" by the press, is an American woman who was convicted of the 1992 shooting of Mary Jo Buttafuoco, the wife of her lover Joey Buttafuoco with whom she began an affair as a 16 year-old student at Kennedy High School in Bellmore, New York.
Fisher served seven years in prison for first degree assault. The case drew a great deal of media attention. Since leaving prison in 1999, Fisher has become a writer and a porn star. Her most notable porn films to date include Deep Inside Amy Fisher and Amy Fisher is Sex.
Born: 08/21/1974
Wantagh, Long Island
Measurements: 34D-24-34
Eye Color: Brown
Hair Color: Brown


text:
Luxury Villas 2684 Properties
Bodrum 820 Properties
Kalkan 644 Properties
Fethiye 411 Properties
Istanbul 398 Properties
Hisaronu 370 Properties
Side 185 Properties
Altinkum 172 Properties
Dalyan 154 Properties
Alanya 130 Properties
Kas 125 Properties
Kusadasi 92 Properties
Olu Deniz 91 Properties
Dalaman 65 Properties
Akbuk 63 Properties
Belek 62 Properties
Marmaris 57 Properties
Gocek 53 Properties
Turunc 45 Properties
Uzumlu 36 Properties
Add to Shortlist
Penthouse | 1 bedroom | Sleeps 4
Luxury penthouse. Breathtaking sea & harbour views, large private terrace, superb kitchen, king sized bed, walk in rainfall shower. Secluded seaside sunbathing terraces, sparkling pools & tropical gardens. Onsite watersports,diving,Turkish Bath, spa, restaurants & bars.
from £61 / night
£425 - £495 / week
1 night min stay
Key info:
Showing 0 of 0 homes
Displays all homes on the map that have provided their exact locations.
Show all homes
1 bedroom | Sleeps 4
from £61 / night | £425 / week
11 reviews
Don't know what region? Try map view
Kalkan is one of the most beautiful, unspoilt locations along Turkey's Turquoise Coast. The town has an attractive pebble beach, and the warm clear sea makes it perfect for swimming and snorkelling. For those interested in more energetic pursuits there is a range of activities including water-skiing, paragliding, scuba-diving, jet-skiing, canoeing, horse riding and trekking. Or visit the local mud baths for a cleansing experience!
Other holiday homes in Kalkan: Kalkan Villas


text:
Already a member?
You can't like your own messages.
Focus on SP500 stocks, ETFs, and SPTSX 60 stocks. Other stocks considered when the fundamentals and technicals warrant it. Time frame - the trend dictates the time frame. Sell premium around positions.
Follow investors and traders that match your style and get a personalized stream of news, charts, and ideas.
I read & accept the StockTwits Terms of Service
Remember me
Forgot password?


text:
Jim Erb, CDT ·
Hello everyone. Just a short note to let you know I will be presenting a 1-hour scientific CDT credit...(more)
Jim Erb, CDT ·
Great addition to the host of opportunities provided by LMT!
Jim Erb, CDT
Jim Erb, CDT, is a consultant for ProLab Solutions, Inc., a dental laboratory outsourcing business based in Manchester, PA. During his 40-year career in the industry, he has worked at the bench, spent 11 years with Johnson & Johnson Dental Products Co. and, most recently, 14 years with Dentsply International.


text:
- Text Size:
- ASmall Text
- AMedium Text
- ALarge Text
Defensive end Marcus Spears wasn't out of work long after being released on Thursday by the Cowboys. It took him less than a day to sign a two-year contract with the Super Bowl champion Baltimore Ravens. Spears announced the news on his twitter account @mspears96: "I'm a raven!! See u in Maryland God is so good." According to reports, Spears will get $3.55 million over the next two years. He was scheduled to $2 million in 2013 from the Cowboys.


text:
Eruptive syringoma is a rare type of syringoma, which are eccrine sweat gland tumours. They are small flesh-coloured papules and usually occurs in successive crops on the anterior body surfaces of women.
Eruptive syringoma usually present before or during puberty. They tends to occur high in asian and African American. Eruptive syringoma may usually occur in the axillae, abdomen and chest with or without face involvement.
Eruptive syringoma are usually asymptomatic but some people may have mild itching. There are non other complains besides cosmetic problem. Generally eruptive syringoma can be diagnosis just my looking the lesion but your doctor might perform a skin biopsy to confirm the case.
The Eruptive syringoma lesion are harmless and usually resolve on its own or in most of the cases remain stable. There is no long term complications but people find it uncomfortable in particular, if it occurs in face or any exposed areas.
The main aim of the treatment of syringoma is to minimize the scarring and prevent the recurrence. There are no any definite treatment modalities recommended, but there are many options like surgical excision, electrocautery, liquid nitrogen cryotherapy, dermabrasion, trichloroacetic acid and carbon dioxide lasers ablation. Oral isotretinoin and topical tretinoin and adapalene have been used but with not much success. The most used successive treatment may be Laser treatment. The most commonly used lasers are super-pulsed carbon dioxide laser and erbium laser.


text:
I stay here due to my Company being right around the corner , this place has never let me down the rooms are always clean and the hotel is newer and in great shape. Has laundry room for a buck , always a big deal to us road warriors , try the cock a doodle do café or Saylors Pizza... More
- Also Known As:
- Elkhart Comfort Suites
- Reservation Options:
- TripAdvisor is proud to partner with Orbitz, Priceline, Choice Hotels, Booking.com, Travelocity, Hotels.com, Expedia and Tingo so you can book your Comfort Suites Elkhart reservations with confidence. We help millions of travellers each month to find the perfect hotel for both holiday and business trips, always with the best discounts and special offers.


text: Home History How Do I Trace My Former-Slave Ancestor? Tracing Your Roots: Search the records of the Freedmen's Bureau kept by the National Archives. By: Henry Louis Gates Jr. Posted: Feb. 22 2013 12:12 PM 0 Records of the Bureau of Refugees, Freedmen, and Abandoned Lands (National Archives) Updated Aug. 30, 2013: This Labor Day holiday weekend will bring many families together at picnics, barbecues and celebrations. Such gatherings are the perfect time for the genealogy-minded to research their roots: Get out the old photo albums, ask questions of kin with long memories, go digging for documents in the attic of your grandma's home. If you are African American, you might hit a wall as you dig for clues before emancipation. If you do, see if the advice below can help you find out more about your forebears as you continue your search. (The Root) -- As I noted in my last column, it's difficult for many African Americans to trace their ancestry before 1870, when the federal census first recorded all black people by first and last names. Before this, only free people of color were listed by name in the censuses, except for a few counties that listed slaves by first and last names in the 1850 and 1860 censuses. However, as the reader below has surmised, there's a wealth of information on black people kept by the federal government for the years immediately following the Civil War. "What sort of records did the Freedmen's Bureau maintain on former slaves?" --Linda Thomas In March 1865 the Bureau of Refugees, Freedmen, and Abandoned Lands (also known as the Freedmen's Bureau) was established in the War Department to provide aid to thousands of emancipated slaves and poor whites living in the South and the District of Columbia. Between the years 1865 and 1872, the Freedmen's Bureau kept track of a variety of records, including marriage, medical, school and census information. The following bureau records are maintained by the National Archives: Headquarters records: Primarily official and statistical in nature, these records may contain some information at the local level on the work and experiences of particular people. "Records include letters, telegrams and circular letters sent; special orders issued by Commissioner O. O. Howard; annual reports to the President; records relating to appointments; and letters received by the Commissioner," according to the National Archives. Also, there are communications from the state assistant commissioners on "relief efforts, hospitals and vaccination programs, labor and land issues, legal issues, field office management, and other activities, as well as school reports, schedules of schools, and rental accounts from state superintendents of education." State records of assistant commissioners and superintendents of education: Consisting mostly of summaries and reports, the records here include "copies of letters and annual reports sent to the Commissioner in Washington; narrative weekly and monthly summaries of problems and developments in the state; letters received from subordinates in field offices; telegrams and issuances (general orders, circulars, and special orders) received from Washington; narrative reports from subordinates on such topics as condition of the destitute, misuse of public stores, status of Bureau property, abandoned and confiscated lands, murders and outrages, and other areas of concern; form reports on schools; labor and personnel records; returns of medical officers; letters sent; and miscellaneous records relating to other topics," according to the National Archives. Some of the records, such as collected labor contracts and letters, can provide detailed information on individuals. Field-office records: Names, personal information and a vivid account of the experiences of freed people can be found in these records, which include field-office reports, letters received and sent, contracts, certificates, registers, censuses, affidavits and other documents. According to the National Archives, the documents contain "desperate pleas for food, clothing, and medical care from rural communities; freed peoples' testimonies about delinquent employers, continued use of forced labor and apprenticeship, violence, and restrictions due to the new state-legislated and repressive 'black codes'; petitions for new schools, legal aid in courts, and protection from violence; applications for land; and marriage certificates," as well as hospital records, complaints, relief rolls and trial summaries. Marriage records kept by the Office of the Commissioner, Washington headquarters of the Bureau of Refugees, Freedmen, and Abandoned Lands, 1861-1869: Find marriage records of the newly liberated, collected from 1861 through 1869, first by the Union Army and then the Freedmen's Bureau in its field offices in the Southern states and the District of Columbia. According to the National Archives, record types, viewable on microfilm, include "unbound marriage certificates, marriage licenses, monthly reports of marriages, and other proofs of marriages." Freedmen's Branch, Office of the Adjutant General: Spanning the years 1872 to 1878, these documents contain "valuable genealogical information on black soldiers and sailors found in documents and letters they submitted for bounty, pension, arrears of pay, commutation of rations, and prize money," according to the National Archives. "Other documents include letters sent, lists and registers of claimants, reports of persons and articles hired, returns of public property, and affidavits. The records can be useful when used in conjunction with military service and pension records." The records are from the following field offices in the following cities: Charleston, S.C.; Fort Johnston and Fort Macon, N.C.; Louisville, Ky.; Fort Leavenworth, Kan.; Fort Monroe, Va.; Memphis and Nashville, Tenn.; Natchez and Vicksburg, Miss.; New Orleans; St. Louis, Mo.; and Savannah, Ga. Page 1 of 2 NEXT PAGE > Powered by Livefyre


text:
KOHLER® Symbol™ Single-Control Bidet Faucet
Before KOHLER® makes their faucets beautiful, they make them tough. All KOHLER® faucets are constructed for years of exceptional performance. Only premium materials are used for one reason: they provide greater strength and durability than any others.
The simple, elegant European design of this SymBol® bathroom faucet features a seamless, one-piece design with a subtly curved silhouette that pays homage to the longstanding tradition of European design and craftsmanship. This faucet also offers a single-control functionality, solid brass construction for years of reliable use and flexible stainless steel supplies for simplified installation.
- For single-hole installation.
- Solid brass construction for durability and reliability.
- KOHLER® finishes resist corrosion and tarnishing, exceeding industry durability standards over two times.
- Fluid design lines for ease of cleaning.
- Coordinates well with Escale® and Purist® fixture suites.
- Fluid, organic design complements a wide variety of fixture aesthetics.
Additional Kohler Links
- View Manufacturer Warranty
- Shop All Kohler Products
- Shop All Kohler Symbol Collection Products
Our SKU: Kohler K-19481-4
This product is listed under the following manufacturer number(s):
- Kohler K-19481-4-BN
Brushed Nickel - Kohler K-19481-4-CP
Polished Chrome - Kohler K-19481-4-SN*
Polished Nickel
*Denotes a finish or option that has been discontinued
Product Specifications
Installation Guide | |
Specification Sheet | |
ADA | Yes |
Country Of Origin | USA |
Faucet Holes | 1 |
Faucet Type | Bidet Faucet |
Handle Material | Metal |
Handle Style | Lever |
Handles Included | Yes |
Made in America | Yes |
Material | Brass |
Max Deck Thickness | .69 |
Number Of Handles | 1 |
Pop-Up Included | Yes |
Spray Pattern | Horizontal |
Theme | Modern |
Valve Type | Ceramic Disc |
WaterSense Certified | No |


text:
I thoroughly recommend this training for new and veteran FSA administrators.
The material is fully packed with technical content as well as considerations and recommendations for new implementations or when expanding the scope of what data is under FSA management, which can be experimented with while running the Lab sessions.
If you want to be in control of Targets, Policies, Archives and any configuration settings under FSA, ensuring your Customers are always able to access the data when required, this training is a must.
It also provides guidelines on how to debug FSA processing with Dtrace.