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THE STORMONT SILVER MINES, SILVER REEF, UTAH,—IV, With Supplement. THE BUCKEYE MILL. The Buckeye or Pioneer mill, belonging to the Buckeye property, is situ-ated at a distance of one and a half miles by the road from the mines, its location having been selected as central to several very promising mines on the southern portion of the reefs. While this position may have been advantageous as a general custom mill, it certainly is not so for the Buck-eye property; for it now costs $1.50 per ton (which, however, might be reduced to $1 per ton) for hauling ore from the mines to the mill. On this account, and because of its small capacity and defective arrange-ments, this mill, notwithstanding its remarkable record, can not be said to have any great value to the owner of these mines. The following details give an idea of the mill. It consists of 3 head of stamps, 750 pounds, which make from 80 to 100 drops per minute, with a fall of 5 inches. The battery can readily crush an average of 6 to 7 tons per 24 hours to the head of stamps—say 20 tons a day. The limiting point in this, as in every other mill in the camp, is an insufficient pan capacity. The pulp from the battery runs, as is usual, through tanks where the ore is depos-ited. This is next chloridized wet in 6 pans 4' 6" diameter and 5' 8" deep, the shaft in which revolves at half the speed of the battery. The charge in chloridizing varies somewhat with the nature of the ore; but it is about 4 per cent of salt, 1 ½ lbs. blue-stone, 1¼ lbs. mercury, and 1 ½ lbs. commercial (65°) sulphuric acid ; or for slimes, 6 per cent salt, 2 lbs. blue-stone, and 1 to 1 ½ lbs. sulphuric acid. The charge remains six hours, and is then run into the amalgamators, which till recently were exclusively Freiberg barrels; now one pan has been introduced to re-place a barrel which it was found to be almost impossible to keep tight. The amalgamation lasts six hours, and the charge is about 2500 lbs. of ore. This charge is next run off into the settlers, where it remains three hours. The motive power for the mill is furnished by an engine 12"×18" steam-cylinder, and two tubular boilers, one of which is sufficient to supply the steam required. The loss of quicksilver in the amalgamating and retorting exceeds 1 ¼ lbs. per ton. Previous to August, 1878, the battery ran only twelve hours per day, and the capacity of the mill was ten tons a day. A considerable quantity, from 10 to 15 per cent, of the silver contained in the ore goes out in the slimes, which are re-worked with the ore-pulp from the battery. The supply of water is quite sufficient for the mill. THE STORMONT MILL. The Stormont or Rock Cliff mill, situated on the Rio Virgin, about five miles from the mines, is unquestionably the best mill now working Silver Reef ores. It is provided throughout with new plant and machinery, manufactured by Messrs. FRASER, CHALMERS & Co., of Chicago, whose experience and acknowledged preeminence as manufacturers of this class of work are sufficient guarantee of its quality. The mill is about 650 feet lower than the Stormont mine, and as there is little or no fall in the first mile, this elevation would have to be overcome in about three and a half or four miles—a grade which would be very inconvenient, though not impossible, in a railroad. The mill is run by means of a 48"-diameter turbine-wheel, abundantly supplied by the waters of the Rio Virgin, which are collected by a low dam across the stream one and a half miles above the mill, and conducted through an extremely well-built canal to the mill, where they have eighteen feet of head to the turbine. The mill has ten head of 650-pound stamps, which work with a fall of six inches, and make 75 to 100 drops per minute. The ore is broken in a Blake crusher (two men working twelve hours), and then falls on to the battery plat-form, where it is fed to the stamps by two men (twelve-hour shifts). A self-feeder would save the labor of these men, and would cost but a few hundred dollars to put in. The battery discharges through forty-mesh screens, and can easily crush seven toxis per day, if the pan capacity were sufficient to amalgamate it. From the battery, the pulp runs into twenty-four settling-tanks (two men on eight-hour shifts), and from these is charged into ten pans of five feet diameter and a capacity of one and a half tons each. These pans are run nearly six hours, treat-ing four charges per twenty-four hours. They deliver into the five set-tlers, which are eight feet in diameter. These run about half as fast as the pans, and the charge remains in them two and a half to three hours. The tailings run through six blanket-sluices 130 feet long, 14" wide, 5' deep, with an inclination of 3°. The pan charge is, for twenty-five ounce ore, about one and a half per cent salt, two pounds (and sometimes up to five pounds) sulphate of cop-per, and about 113 pounds of mercury; a bucketful of wood-ashes or a little cyanide of potassium is added to counteract the effects of candle-grease. The steam for the pans is supplied by a tubular boiler forty-eight inches diameter and twelve feet long. There are two twelve-inch iron retorts, capable of holding 1000 pounds, the usual charge of which is 700 pounds. Wood costs eight dollars a cord, as against seven dollars at the mine. Mer-cury costs fifty cents per pound; salt, thirty dollars per ton, as against about twenty-eight dollars in Silver Reef. Teams are hired at five to seven dollars per day, including driver. The Silver Reef ores are of fair grade, when the small cost of treating them is considered. The following data, taken from the books of the several mills working in the camp, give THE AVERAGE YIELD OF SILVER REEF ORES. The ores shipped from this camp previous to the erection of mills were necessarily of very high grade—averaging probably $150 per ton. After the erection of mills, much of the ore was mined by tributers, who paid the mills very high milling charges, and were, consequently, obliged to sort the ore to a very high grade. This is shown by the record of the Buckeye mill, where the average for sixteen months' work (4849 tons) was 44-98 ounces per ton, and where there was actually ob-tained, in net cash, $47.40 per ton of ore milled. An equally high grade was milled in the Rock Cliff (Stormont) mill previous to August, 1878. Since the Stormont Company commenced working its own mines, a much lower grade of ore has been treated; for, while about one fourth of all the bullion produced came from high-grade custom-ores, the aver-age net yield of 9893 tons milled was 20-63 ounces per ton; or, allowing that 86 per cent of the assay value was obtained, the ore contained on an average 24 ounces per ton. The Barbee mill treated about 5740 tons of an average assay value of 29-10 ounces, and obtained net fine silver in the bullion 23-22 ounces per ton of ore. The Leeds Company, in 1878, milled 12,064 tons of an average assay value of 19-42 ounces, and which yielded, in bullion, 15-11 ounces of fine silver per ton of ore. RECAPITULATION. Tons milled. Value of bullion Tons produced in ounces milled. fine per ton. Buckeye Mill, February, 1878, to January 1st, 1879………………….4,849 44-98 Stormont Mill, September, 1878, to May 1st, 1879……………………9,893 20-63 Totals and averages……………………………………………………………....14,742 28-64 From this we see that the average actual yield in fine silver of all the ores milled by these companies, and which nearly all came from their own mines, was 28-64 ounces per ton; or, allowing for a loss of 15 per cent in milling, the ores contained an average of 33-70 ounces per ton. The ores milled previous to the date mentioned in this statement were of much higher grade, being mostly tributers' ore. In assuming an average value of ore to be milled hereafter as 20 ounces per ton, I am far within the average of what these mines have produced in the past, and am providing for obtaining a much larger tonnage from the same area of ore-bearing beds, and at a much less cost per ton for mining. Allowing a loss of 13 per cent in milling, which is justified by present practice in some of the mills, and a cost of $10 per ton for mining and milling, which is fully $1 per ton above actual present cost in some cases, 20-ounce ore, at the present price of silver, would yield at least $10 net profit per ton. Should it be desired at any time to increase temporarily this profit to $12, $15, or even $20 per ton, it can easily be done by sorting the ore more closely, and thus bringing its aver-age value up nearer to the average heretofore attained. I believe, how-ever, that the permanent interests of the company will best be served by milling a considerable proportion of that low-grade rock which is now thrown away after being mined, or is left unmined as waste. From this it will be perceived that the average actual yield, in fine bullion, of 14,742 tons of the Stormont ores treated was 2864 ounces per ton. Since August, the average yield has been quite as high as ever before. THE COST OF MILLING STORMONT ORES. There were treated in the Christy M. and M. Co.' s mill, between January 1st, 1878, and May 1st, 1879, 14,248 ½ net tons of ore, of the average assay value of $32.86 ⅔, or 2542 ounces of silver, per ton. The tailings averaged $4.47⅔ per ton. The per cent extracted was, therefore, 86-38. The bullion obtained amounted to an average of 21•45 ounces fine per ton—equivalent to 84 per cent of the silver in the ore—and about 2- 38 per cent went into the slimes now on hand, and which will be reworked. The expenses of milling this ore are shown in the table which follows. Per ton. Labor and salaries..……………………………………………………………………………….....$2.85 Blue- stone, 2-1 lbs. at 15c…………………………………………………………………….……...31 Mercury, 1-22 lbs at 48-09c……………………………………………………………………….…58 Salt, 25-8 lbs. (?)…………………………………………………………………………………………..51 Fuel (wood, coal, and charcoal)…………………………………………………………………..1.31 General supplies…………………………………………………………………………………………..87 Hauling………………………………………………………………………………………………………..73 Contingent and legal expenses………………………………………………………………………41 Total.……………………………………………………………………………………………………….$7.57 COST OF MILLING AT THE STORMONT MILL. 1878 Ore Milled. Bullion Produced. Per ton. Net Cash received Tons. Ounces Fine. Ounces Fine Per ton. September,} 3,739 88,376-08 23-39 October,} November,} December,} 1879 January………..1,607 25,940-10 16-14 February..........1,335 26,107-28 19-55 March................1,827 39,592-87 21-67 April...................1,385 24,017-94 17-34 Total……………9,893 204,044-27 20-63 $21.00 Or, allowing that 85 per cent had been obtained, the ore averaged over 24 ounces per ton. AVERAGE EXPENSES PER TON MILLED. Per ton. Labor and salaries……………………………………………………………………...$2.97 Blue-stone ( CuSO4), 1¾ lbs……………………………………………………………26 Mercury. 1-13 lbs…………………………………………………………………………...57 Salt, 20 lbs………………………………………………………...…………………………29½ Wood and charcoal………………………………………………………………………45½ General supplies……………………………………………………………………………..45 Incidentals……………………………………………………………………………………...12 Total…………………………………………………………………………………………...$5.12 Hauling…………………………………………………………………………………………2.58 Mining…………………………………………………………………………………………..8.27 Total…………………………………………………………………………………………$15.97 Improvement account, mine………………………………………………………….1.13 " " mill……………………………………………………………………….2.97 COST OF MILLING BY THE LEEDS COMPANY. The Leeds Company, in 1878, milled 12,064 tons of an average assay value of 19-42 ounces, and which yielded, in bullion, 15-11 ounces per ton, equivalent to 79•41 per cent of the silver in the ore. The expense per ton of milling was as follows: Labor and salaries………………………………………………………………………$2.20 Material……………………………………………………………………………………….3.15 Hauling…………………………………………………………………………………………..32 Assay Office……………………………………………………………………………………07 Total………………………………………………………………………………………….$5.74 During the six months ending December 31st, 1878, this total expense averaged $5.05 per ton; but during the present year, this has been further reduced to the following figures: Labor…………………………$1.82-4 Material………………………..2.61-0 Sundries………………………….05-6 Hauling……………………………26-9 The chemicals used per ton of ore were about: 2 lbs. blue-stone. 1 ¼ "mercury. 20 " salt. A little cyanide or concentrated lye or wood ashes. January—Total…………….$4.75-9 February "……………………..4.77-6 March "………………………….4.11-9 April "……………………………3.82-8 General average……………………………………………………………………$4.37-0 per ton From these figures, we are quite justified in stating that Silver Reef ores not only can be treated in a large and economically-managed mill situated near the mines, at $4.50 per ton, but are now being treated at that figure. The reports from the superintendent of the company's mines continue to be of the most favorable character. In our next, we shall summarize the condition, prospects, etc., of this enterprise.
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Format: | 15 DVD |
Starring: | Martin Landau, Patricia Arquette, Vincent D'Ono, Bill Murray, Sarah Jessica Parker, Vincent D'Onofrio, G.D. Spradlin, Johnny Depp, Jeffrey Jones |
Director: | Tim Burton |
Genres: | Comedy, Drama |
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Run time: | 2 hours 1 minute |
Rental release: | 15 Jun 2006 |
Main languages: | English |
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By adam101 (23 reviews) , 03 Aug 2013A near perfect film, all about characters and story telling. I doubt its that accurate and clearly Burton wants to pay a certain homage to ed wood. However its a good old fashioned film that's positive and embracing. Some may consider it slow and it dosnt have special effects or twist plot endings but it does have an amazing atmosphere and it draws you in. I was really shocked to see some negative reviews. If you want a well acted good story then give it a go.- Was this review helpful to you?
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Cindi and Rex G. Baker III
Four generations of Bakers have graduated from the UT School of Law. And the family's legacy doesn't stop there. Rex III believes that supporting the Chancellor's Council enhances the opportunities people need to succeed.
Leading by example is a family tradition for Rex G. Baker III. In 1977, he graduated from The University of Texas at Austin School of Law where his father, Rex G. Baker Jr., and grandfather, Rex G. Baker Sr., both earned their degrees. This past spring, his son, Rex G. Baker IV, continued the legacy and graduated with honors.
"It's unusual to have four generations graduating from the law school—particularly four generations of Rexes—but we're just like many Texas families. I grew up in The University of Texas System and I was taught to give back."
A Tradition of Support
Like the practice of law, the Baker family generosity to the UT System also crosses generations. While actively involved with the law school at UT Austin, Rex III, like his father before him, is a member of the UT System Chancellor's Council because he understands that providing support at the System level can impact students not only at his alma mater, but at each of the 15 UT institutions.
"The UT System was founded with the mission to be a university of the first class. And, it truly is. But, you just don't stop when you reach that mark because the bar continues to go up at other schools and we have to maintain those same standards and increase as they increase. Education is the great leveler. That's what gives people the opportunity to succeed. These opportunities need to be enhanced and not diminished and I think that's what the Chancellor's Council really does."
Through the Cindi and Rex Baker Chancellor's Excellence Endowment, Rex and his wife Cindi provide critical support for the leadership that guides transformative educational outcomes for UT students across the state. They support programs that recognize excellence at UT institutions, such as the Chancellor's Health Fellows, Innovations in Education Awards and Entrepreneurship and Innovations Awards. Most importantly, they help Chancellor Cigarroa launch and sustain visionary initiatives that continually raise the bar at UT System institutions by promoting next-generation research, fostering innovation and advancing the 15 UT institutions in critical fields that will impact all of our lives.
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Baker is representative of 96 philanthropists who have created the Chancellor's Excellence Endowments—each as unique as Rex G. Baker III and each with a common goal: to use education as the basis of building a better future for Texans and the world.
Their generosity allows the Board of Regents to attract and retain the highest level of executive leadership for the UT System and supports the chancellor's efforts and initiatives to ensure Texas is at the forefront of new discoveries that allow us to compete globally in research and health care, draw exceptional talent to our universities, and educate a workforce that is well prepared to steward our state for generations to come.
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Divorced Denver TV weatherman Will (Scott Wolf) only has custody of his son during holidays. Divorced mom Jane (Amanda Detmer) has custody of her daughter every day of the year except holidays. Inevitably, Will and Jane meet at the Denver airport while picking up and dropping off their respective children. And inasmuch as this is a made-for-cable romantic comedy, Will and Jane are destined to run into one another at the same airport again and again on subsequent Holiday weekends. And of course they will ultimately fall in love, despite such complications as the effort by Jane's ex-husband to win her back. The first film project of Friends star Lisa Kudrow's Is or Isn't Entertainment, Picking Up and Dropping Off made its ABC Family channel debut on December 7, 2003. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi
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Two victims of political repression form a valuable friendship in a free but unfriendly land in this independent drama. Dimitri Ranevsky (Dimitri Boudrine) is an actor and playwright from the Soviet Union, who, tired of the political and cultural repression of his homeland, has come to Canada to start his life over again. However, dealing with the red tape of Canada's immigration and naturalization departments proves to be nearly as maddening as the bureaucracy he left behind; working off the books for a pawnbroker and facing possible deportation, Dimitri is nearing the end of his rope. One day, Ai Ling Huang (Benita Ha) comes into the pawn shop, hoping to get some money for a watch. Dimitri learns that Ai Ling is a fellow political exile; born in China, Ai Ling was jailed for daring to freely express her religious beliefs, and came to Canada under the agreement that attorney Steve Jeffries (J.R. Bourne) would marry her so she could stay in the country. However, Steve has changed his mind, and now Ai Ling is also fighting deportation. Dimitri and Ai Ling become friends, and after reading his plays, she encourages Steve to help Dimitri stay in Canada so he can continue to pursue his muse in a free land. Exiles in Paradise was the first feature from director and screenwriter Wesley Lowe. ~ Mark Deming, Rovi
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Like most teenagers, 14-year-old Scott Marshall (Michael J. Pagan) feels like a misfit "freak" within his own family. In this instance, however, circumstances are a bit different. Practically every member of the Marshall family possesses super-powers and leads a double life as a costumed hero. His dad, Jim (Robert Townsend, who also directed this film), is an orthodontist by day and the crime-busting Bronze Eagle by night. Even Grandpa Marshall (Sherman Hemsley), now in retirement, can recall the good old days when he battled the forces of evil as the Steel Condor. Alas, poor Scott possesses none of his parents' or his siblings' special powers -- in fact, he's so clumsy that he is in danger of being washed out of his school's soccer team. But Scott eventually proves that there's more to heroics than mere muscle power when he's called upon to rescue his family from a gang of techno-villains. Up, Up and Away made its Disney Channel cable TV bow on January 22, 2000. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi
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Based on a true story, the made-for-cable When the Vows Break is a remnant of those dark days not long ago when many women were at the mercy of a chauvinistic legal system presided over by misogynistic judges. Having endured much mental anguish through her marriage, affluent Barbara Parker (Patty Duke) finally divorces her husband Art (Art Hindle) when he coldly changes his life insurance policy to make their daughter Susan his sole beneficiary. When the case comes before Oakland County judge Wendell Adams (Robin Gammell), he presumptively concludes that Barbara was responsible for all the friction in her marriage and rules that she is allowed only a pittance of a settlement and an insultingly low alimony allotment. Thus, despite her divorce, the all-but-impoverished Barbara is still at the mercy of her vindictive ex-husband. Refusing to accept this state of affairs, she launches a legal counterstrike, representing herself in court as she charges Judge Adams with anti-female bias. Produced for the Lifetime cable network, When the Vows Break premiered November 1, 1995. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi
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Kate Beckinsale returns to the Underworld film series for the fourth installment, which finds fierce vampire Selene (Beckinsale) escaping captivity and taking up arms against humans after mankind discovers the existence of vampires and lycans, and launches a massive war aimed at wiping out the creatures of the night. Stephen Rea and Michael Ealy co-star. ~ Jason Buchanan, Rovi
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Death lurks, and two teenage girls try to figure out where he's heading, in this sequel to the unexpected teen horror hit Final Destination. As Clear Rivers (Ali Larter), the only surviving passenger of the ill-fated Flight 180, waits in a mental institution, certain Death will claim her, Kim (A.J. Cook), who has begun to display precognitive powers, is driving along the highway when she sees a terrible accident in which several cars crash into a logging truck. Moments later, the horrible vision is gone, but Kim is certain she saw an accident that was supposed to happen but didn't...and now Death will track down the souls he meant to take that day who slipped through his fingers. A police officer, Thomas Burke (Michael Landes), believes there's a germ of truth in Kim's story, and teams her up with Clear in hopes that together they can help prevent Death from snuffing out any more of the people involves in the accident that wasn't. Tony Todd also returns from the first film as Mr. Bludworth. ~ Mark Deming, Rovi
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Patience Philips (Halle Berry) seems destined to spend her life apologizing for taking up space. Despite her artistic ability -- she has a more than respectable career as a graphic designer for Hedare Beauty, a Goliath cosmetics company -- Patience is excruciatingly shy, quick to take blame, and, not surprisingly, more than a little depressed at the end of the day. This comes to somewhat of a screeching halt when Patience not only inadvertently lands herself in the middle of a corporate conspiracy of gargantuan proportions, but on the city police force's most wanted list. Newly quipped with a mysterious feline prowess, Patience is a different person come nighttime -- more accurately, a catwoman. Elusive, untamed, powerful, stealthy, and not necessarily prone to erring on the side of good, Patience has gone from doormat to vigilante. Police officer Tom Lone (Benjamin Bratt), who has fallen for shy Patience, is determined to apprehend Catwoman and figure out her role in a recent crime spree, though his fascination with her doesn't cease with the end of his shift and it threatens to lead to the downfall of himself, his investigation, and the woman who was once the timid Patience Philips. ~ Tracie Cooper, Rovi
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Thanks -- -- Obama taking time to visit the victims of hurricane sandy yesterday some of them heading into week three without power.
Without -- I promised everybody.
I was speaking on behalf of the country when I said we are going to be here until the rebuilding its complete.
And I meant to.
So I'm -- a comeback today but I'm also going to be coming back in the future to make sure that we have followed through.
On that commitment.
But what's the plan and that was Staten Island he's been to New Jersey and let's see if he makes it to Long Island is the government really doing enough.
To get these folks back on their feet -- as someone who's living through it right now.
Mike cherish -- is from Oceanside new York and like you just telling me when we really -- -- by the show.
That you were in your basement trying to save stuff up until the what it was up to your -- That's right the water came up about sixty in our basement plus an additional five feet outside.
We tried to save everything we could my wife and a mother in law we lost over Christmas decorations -- my sports memorabilia collection.
High school yearbooks college your books and the -- have to my -- I was trying to save sandbags and actually gone under -- because when Irene came we maybe had an inch and small area.
Sandbags placed around the furnace I had to go underwater pass them up to my wife my mother law hoping that -- wouldn't get to the first floor.
But everything underneath was ruined the electrical furnaces the washer dryer but when I saw the oil tanker turnover in the basement thank god it didn't reach I decide it was time -- basement -- up.
I would take so most people would've been in the basement and I so this happened three weeks goes by one thing -- did it really hurt you guys.
Is the trash in the street and the fact that your kids were home from school for two and a half weeks.
And that's with basically they had that's their play -- That to me was -- -- outside of the the power company like that is totally being on the disaster on communicated that without a plan without a plan didn't know what was happening in the fact that we went ten days before the trash was picked up.
A total disaster in communication between the the town.
The town of Hempstead ocean side in Nassau County.
You've got to remember you had spoiled food that was outside in garbage bags you had -- homes with mildew and sheet rock sitting out there.
Warner being pumped onto the streets from all flooded houses and where they -- supposed to go.
They're out on their base -- on the front lawn you can't give them the attention need to give them because you're trying to basically do whatever repairs you can buy.
I lucked out because of -- -- ten or Sybase sanitation tourists who come by three or four times a day.
Because everybody was -- their houses.
You say that now you have flood insurance you're the lucky ones because -- -- calling us up and I got called to.
Good news -- -- -- flood zone anymore if you want to dump that most -- second save some money adopted.
You held onto it.
They birdie evaluate your house now were you concerned about well.
I recently found out that he'll be four to six weeks that I get the actual check through the national flood policy and that's -- not going to be till January.
Meanwhile I'm fronting all the money out to by the contractors and you become your own general contractor when something like this happens scrambled to find everyone for debris removal that's nutrition to -- The new -- I found at this week is at the check is above a certain threshold.
It's made -- -- yourself in the bank.
The bank takes control money places an escrow they send out an inspector and you have to go to the bank to forget the funds you pay that myself or the contractors that's another headache I don't want to deal.
You realize what the issue's going to be surely contract to say you gotta pay me I don't care about your little problem with the banking with federal flood insurance.
And you're gonna have that stress of -- wait a second -- I live in my house.
When I can't get any work done because -- country visibly the money's coming through and even -- -- private flood insurance is sold on to a net.
-- program exactly and there's so many people have spoken to -- she thought.
That their homeowner's policy.
Will cover what happened and homeowners excludes -- so I encourage anyone.
To really take a look at your policies and make sure that if you don't have flood and it even if it's not required by the bank to get it I complaint for ten years I had to carry flood insurance.
It was 700 dollars for Katrina I'm not paying 2000 dollars -- years 2000 a year is the best investment I mean it.
Absolutely and -- who continue to watch your situation because -- got -- -- the second floor of the house last night.
Problem is it was eighty degrees because there was some problem with your -- But you'll take it my catcher -- thanks so much of Oceanside -- -- -- -- the president will show up we hope so.
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For those who do not know already, CP's mom is very ill. He will not be around for awhile. Please keep him in your thoughts.
Just got an update by CP via AIM "she's not doing very good she had a major set back today man. She's still in ICU." EDIT: CP says "Tell them the best way to contact me now is either AIM or Facebook. I get the notifications on the phone so it's easier to respond."
I would just like you to know CP that whatever happens we're right here for you. It's not easy having a loved one in such a state. When my mom had a massive stroke in her 40's it was the most difficult time I could remember, we were told she would never recover, never walk again, never speak, never be able to feed herself; not even be able to open her own mouth. The most difficult decision our families had ever had to make. My prayers go out to you and your family my good friend!
Thanks for all the wishes/prayers guys, definitely means a lot to have part of such huge community supporting me! To sum it up, I'm going to quote what I wrote in the Moderators Forum as we have a thread in there as well. "Thanks Paul for opening the thread for me and keeping the peeps posted. Also, most importantly thanks to all of you for your wishes and prayers! Reason I asked Paul to do it for me is my mom lived alone with her sister (my Aunt). So initially I was staying there for two days because in my house they had fumigated and had covered the house up. But I extended my stay once this happened to keep her company and give her support, or give each other support. There's no net there so I have no net nor PC there, just my phone. But I've been so busy it's hard to find time to log in and take a look at everything. Well as far as my mom, she suffered a pretty severe stroke. She was completely paralyzed on her left side from head to toe, and was doing very bad initially. After some treatment and urgent care she was starting to recover. She got air lifted to a better more capable hospital and she was doing the rest of her recovery there. She was doing great two days ago and recovering quickly. But yesterday during a small procedure they were doing to clear out one of her lungs she had a cardiac arrest for about 5 minutes. Now she's all tubed up again, heavily sedated and basically needs to start her recovery from scratch. There's still part of her brain that is inactive but that is something only time will tell. For now this is just very stressing and hard, but me and my aunt is all she's got, so I know we both need to stay strong for her. I'll keep you guys posted." For those who have my #, you can text me, or if you want it send me a PM and I'll send it to you. I'll be online a bit more often now that I was able to catch up on things off and on TPU. Thanks again guys!
Damn CP if I was still in Miami I would give ya call to help ya out if ya needed anything. Sorry to hear the news man. My mother from what I understand had a two strokes (havent talked to her in almost 20 years so dunno for sure). Shes still alive and bothering people so if her dumb ass can pull through I'm sure your mom will too man. Best wishes!
Well, they finished the procedure on her this time and removed all the respiratory assistance that she had. My aunt is there and says that she's awake and a bit active. So hopefully it's a smooth recovery from here. I'll be seeing her right after work.


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We were traveling in a small group of 10. 6 Adults and 4 kids and had stayed in Villa 1 with a private pool all to ourselves. We truly enjoyed every moment provided by your villa. From the driver, front desk (Guru), Nyoman who serve us breakfast and and those who make up the villa.. All staffs there were genuinely... More
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- " Right on the corner of 通化街夜市 tonghuajie night market. The staff is very friendly and helpful! "
- 29 Nov 2013 Anonymous Netherlands
- " A small hostel close to the night market and a within reasonable walking distance from the MRT station and Taipei 101. Doorm room with comfortable beds,, lockers and a/c. Toilets and showers could be cleaner. One thing hostel badly lacks is some sort of kitchen with a fridge etc. "
- 04 Sep 2013 Anonymous Czech Republic
- " Strategic location nearby MRT, Taipei 101 and night markets. Friendly staffs, cozy bed and many facilities availables... GOOD Choices for backpackers!! "
- 29 Aug 2013 Anonymous Malaysia
- " Awesome hostel, I would definitely stay here again. The location is amazing, literally a 30 second walk to he night market. Both staff and fellow travelers were fun and helpful, made some great friends here. Best value you will find in Taipei. "
- 27 Aug 2013 Anonymous USA
- " The staff Vanessa is very nice, and the residents are friendly too. There are 3 shower rooms and 3 toilets in total. The no of rooms was not many, we didn't need to line up for bathing when we returned at night. But in the morning we might need to line up for the toilets. Places are clean. JV's Hostel is right next to 饒河街夜市, so u can enjoy nice food in tw at night. The only thing that was not good was the location. It is quite difficult to find, especially at night. We got lost once. "
- 22 Aug 2013 Anonymous Hong Kong
- " This is the second time my family and I have stayed at JVs and we will definitely go back. It is a great value place for people who are looking for a quality hostel in an exciting area of the city. If you're looking for five star luxury, you won't find it here. Instead you'll find a friendly and safe environment perfect for families who want a more relaxed type of accomodation with all the basic facilities. A big plus is having a refrigerator and washing machine in the room. Thanks JVs! "
- 16 Aug 2013 Simon England
- " Very friendly staff! They helped me with my booking for Yushan! (thanks again!) Just a very nice hostel, you got everything you need there and it is clean. "
- 06 Aug 2013 Anonymous Netherlands
- " This was my first time staying in a hostel, and I enjoyed the experience. The staff was friendly, my room had its own air conditioner, and there was a living room upstairs where people could hang out and talk. Also, a night market was just down the street for nighttime snacks. The only thing is that the nearest MRT station wasn't too close, I think like a 10-15 minute walk. "
- 16 Jul 2013 Anonymous USA
- " not clean, there are dust on the table. big noise from air-condition. Rubbish in the entry. no public space, only isolate rooms, no atmosphere. facilities are old. "
- 04 Jul 2013 Lola China
- " Through the hostel is in CBD and very near the night market , it is too far to Metro and you need to spend lots of time to go to metro station (15 minutes), Room is clean and admostphere is good, mainly use English and Chinese to communicate . Also the price is really cheap .but if you have more money. I still suggest to other hostel. But as a hostel in Taipei, it is above average in his price level. "
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WASHINGTON (AP) - Senators are being told that they shouldn't let the issue of border security stand in the way of comprehensive immigration reform.
Homeland Security Secretary Janet Napolitano told members of the Senate Judiciary Committee today that the nation's borders "have in fact never been stronger." She said that too often, border security is used as "an excuse" to avoid changing immigration laws. But Republican Sen. John Cornyn (KOHR'-nihn) of Texas said he doesn't think the border is secure -- and he believes there's still "a long, long way to go."
As the Senate's first hearing on an immigration overhaul got under way, chairman Patrick Leahy (LAY'-hee) echoed the words of President Barack Obama from last night's State of the Union speech, saying "now is the time" to give the nation's 11 million illegal immigrants a chance to become citizens.
At today's hearing, one illegal immigrant asked senators, "What do you want to do with me?" Jose Antonio Vargas is a former journalist who acknowledged his illegal status in a piece in The New York Times Magazine two years ago. He said he and other illegal immigrants "dream of a path to citizenship so we can actively participate in our American democracy."
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Tolerance—Or Else: Coercive Attempts to Impose Secular Beliefs
Tolerance is our culture's supreme virtue. Whether it is Glee plot lines about homosexual children or battles about the role religion may play in the public square—from Christmas trees to Catholic Charities—the buzzword is "tolerance."
Casual observers might note, however, that tolerance has undergone a change in meaning. What once meant recognizing other people's right to have different beliefs and practices now means accepting the differing views themselves. Vestiges of the old tolerance—conscience protections for medical professionals, religious liberty, and open discussions—are on the way out. Nowadays, conscience protections are frowned upon, threats to religious freedom prompt Congressional hearings, and "glitter bombs" replace meaningful debate.
This shift from accepting the existence of different views to believing that all views are equally valid is "subtle in form, but massive in substance," explains D. A. Carson in his new book, The Intolerance of Tolerance (Eerdmans). And it comes with a huge caveat: Under the "new tolerance," it's a sin not to accept the new definition. Sanctions can and will be imposed.
"What the new tolerance means," Carson writes, "is that the government must be intolerant of those who do not accept the new definition of tolerance." In this vein, tolerance becomes an absolute good with the power to erode moral and religious distinctives. Or, as the United Nations Declaration of Principles on Tolerance puts it, "Tolerance … involves the rejection of dogmatism and absolutism." Leave it to the U.N. to come up with a dogmatic and absolutist rejection of dogma and absolutism!
Take, for example, the growing phenomenon of campus policies requiring student organizations to allow practicing homosexuals to be leaders. Efforts to enforce inclusion result in excluding groups that, as a matter of conscience, can't submit to the secular doctrine. Complex moral issues can't be discussed when everything is mapped on the tolerant/intolerant axis.
But the tolerance mandate only applies selectively, in protection of certain secular values. Adherents of the new tolerance, thinking themselves free from any binding ethical, moral, and religious systems of thought, assume the secular frame of reference to be morally neutral. On this understanding, imposing their values cannot possibly impose upon anyone. In the name of tolerance, Carson writes, the secularists assert that "they have the right to control the public sphere because they are right—completely unaware that they are trying to impose their worldview on others who disagree with it."
Carson shows the structural flaws and inconsistency of modern tolerance and its fixation on opposing traditional Christianity. By tracing its path through civic institutions, public discourse, academia, the government, and finally the church, Carson demonstrates "how controlling the discussions of tolerance and intolerance can be, precisely because there are no other widely agreed categories for right and wrong."
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Example of the intolerence of the "tolerant" left: re: the Trayvaon Martin case - liberalTwitter feeds that say, "Kill the judge," or "Kill Zimmeran." Liberals are only tolerant until they gain political power.
Adam Shields
Maybe this is addressed in the book. But most books, articles, blogs posts with this basic idea that I have read want to impose their own set of truths on the rest of the world. Christianity, because it knows that it has access to the truth of Christ, do not need to impose its understanding of truth on others as much as live the truth we know. Imposing is just using the worldly tools that others want to use on us.
Chris Kirk
Looks like an interesting book - I'll definitely read it. I would like to disagree with one of the comments from the article though. It says, "they have the right to control the public sphere because they are right—completely unaware that they are trying to impose their worldview on others who disagree with it." It's extremely naive of us to believe that they are unaware they're imposing their beliefs upon others. I think the exact opposite is true -- they're complete aware, and are waging a coordinated effort, to impose their beliefs upon us. It is, in essence, their religion to convert us to their secular fold but unlike Christianity, in a coercive iron-handed manner.


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At Palmetto Health, volunteer patient advocates tell it like it is...
Chip Sharpe, a retired Department of Natural Resources officer and volunteer patient advocate for Palmetto Health, was visiting a family member at a Palmetto Health hospital when he noticed something that bothered him. Hospital employees were not washing their hands as often as he thought they should. Sharpe voiced his concern.
Rather than taking offense, Palmetto Health welcomed the honest feedback from Sharpe and other volunteers like Sandra Brannon, a retired nurse, who participate on Palmetto Health's Quality Steering Committee and "tell it like it is."
Joel Nesbitt, manager, Clinical Quality and Patient Safety at Palmetto Health, says volunteer patient advocates are playing an important role in making the health system safer. "We initiated a hand hygiene campaign in February 2008 to reduce hospital-acquired infections. Chip's observations in one of our care units identified a problem and later confirmed progress. Today I'm pleased to report that based on our most recent observations, our compliance with hand washing is an astounding 97 percent."
Nesbitt adds, "This improvement has played a role in our reduction of hospital-acquired infections and is a direct result of the input we received from our volunteer patient advocates."
The Palmetto Health volunteer patient advocates are never satisfied with the status quo and continually challenge the Quality Steering Committee to see things from the patient's perspective. Sharpe knows his input is taken to heart. "I have observed issues related to quality and patient safety being addressed openly and honestly. Where opportunities for change are presented, change occurs."
Nesbitt believes all hospitals would benefit from volunteer patient advocates. "They speak to where our hearts and minds are, they bring transparency to difficult issues, and their points are relevant and on target. Most of all, they are making a difference in the lives of our patients, families and employees," he says.


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I don't know too much about the sub-categories of metal, but I think I tend to like the more melodic kind with a high production value like ATR. If anyone has some suggestions of some other RBN tracks to try out, please let me know. There's just so much metal in the RBN that it's hard to sort through.
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Kim Goff thought she had everything she needed.
The Spring Grove mother, wife and business owner chose early to push herself into finding her passion and fulfilling her goals.
In her busy life, there were times when Goff, 41, felt the need for support and encouragement from other businesswomen.
But the professional networks designed for women didn't seem to be based in encouragement.
She'd go to meetings where the goal seemed to be selling products or promoting a business. The most successful women weren't inclined to share how they had achieved their potential, and the group seemed contained to women in business of a certain socioeconomic status, Goff said.
Though she had found success as she launched her website-development business, Goff Website Consultants, two years ago, Goff found the success less fulfilling when kept to herself.
"I didn't want to turn around and go, "Well what did I do?" she said. "Did I really help anybody? Did I share how I got from A to B?"
She realized she wanted to form a resource for women - a professional group that focused not on selling products, but on encouraging, educating and empowering women.
Teaming up with event planner Kimberly Clapper, the two women recently formed Women 4 Women, a local professional network that emphasizes women supporting women.
The group is inclusive - it's open to all women regardless of age, employment, socioeconomic status and other factors, Goff said.
And it's designed to be a place for sharing skills, stories of success and struggles.
"We'd like to get a group of dynamic, diverse women together and find their skill sets," Goff said.
Eventually, Goff noted that Women 4 Women would like to offer seminars or training based on the skills that its members have or that its members want to acquire.
"A little education can go a long way," Goff said.
The group's first meeting drew about 10 people without any kind of advertising, Goff said. While it was a good start, the founders would like the group to keep growing, knowing that women in the area have a lot to offer each other.
The trouble, Goff said, is that some women don't think they're in impressive enough jobs or have any special skills to bring to a group setting.
But to those women, she says, don't limit yourself.
"Just show up," she said. "You might be a source of encouragement for somebody."
Goff uses an example from her own life. She's professionally successful, and has skills in website development and social-media techniques to enhance a business. She can't, however, cook. Another woman might have that skill, Goff said, and could teach her basic skills to get started.
"A lot of women can tell the best type of way to clean the floor," she said. "Couponing - that's a skill set. That helps you save money."
By sharing strengths and encouraging each other, Goff says women could move from away from a mindset that limits them and brush off the notion that they can't do whatever they put their mind to.
"You can learn whatever you want to," Goff said. "If you think, 'I'm a woman, I'm limited, well, that's why you're limited.'"
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Within the span of three days, the Rio Mesa High boys soccer team has gone from calculating its clincher to crossing its fingers.
"We still have our hopes," Rio Mesa coach Brandon Fuchs said.
And now Oxnard High and Camarillo High are in front — neck and neck — with two games to play. Who knows who will be where when the music stops and the dust settles next week in what may be Southern California's top league, top to bottom?
"I've said it and I'll say it again," said Oxnard coach Eric Montijo, "all six teams in this league can compete."
Rio Mesa entered Wednesday in first place and fortified its position by taking an early lead on Eddie Macarena's deflected goal. But Oxnard roared back for a 2-1 come-from-behind win at Rio Mesa.
Junior defender Jerry Orozco drove in the equalizer on a free kick five minutes before halftime and sophomore winger Ramiro Rodriguez smashed home the winner on the break in the 63rd minute.
"It's a game of opportunity," Fuchs said. "Oxnard took advantage of theirs and we didn't."
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In between the second and third goals, word arrived that Camarillo (9-8-1, 5-3) had topped Hueneme, 2-1, shoving itself into first place with its fifth win in six matches.
Such is the tenuous perch atop the Pacific View League boys soccer standings, where half the league spent some time Thursday. Oxnard improved to 13-2-3, 4-2-2 in the PVL, and Rio Mesa fell to 13-5-1, 4-3-1.
"Any given day, any given game in this league," Fuchs said.
Macarena continued his storybook season in typical hard-charging fashion.
The senior created his opening goal — his 21st in just 19 matches — in the 15th minute by running down a lost cause along the sideline, sliding to save the ball from going out of bounds, beating a defender to his feet, dribbling 35 yards and celebrating as his 18-yard shot deflected into the net off a defender.
Oxnard was bent, but not broken.
"It was bad," Orozco said, "but we had to keep our heads up and not get down."
The Yellowjackets' moment arrived when midfielder Giovanni Che drew a foul on the edge of the Rio Mesa penalty area in the 35th minute.
Orozco stepped up from defense and swerved a low free kick around the Spartans' wall and into the bottom right corner on the net.
"I saw where the goalie was standing and thought I'd just place it there," Orozco said.
Both teams created plenty of chances to go ahead.
Rio Mesa's Alexis Ambriz cleared an Oxnard shot off the goal line late in the first half. Macarena's flicked header nearly put Maurico Mendez through in the 53rd minute, but defender George Amezquita slid in to break it up. Oxnard senior striker Cristian Guzman sent a shot from the left just wide two minutes later.
The winner came with 17 minutes to play. Oxnard goalkeeper Jerry Cortes connected with Guzman, who sent Rodriguez flying free down the right sideline.
The sophomore, playing in just his second game of the season, took a touch and drove a low rocket inside the near post.
"Beautiful shot," Fuchs said.
Macarena nearly equalized in the 72nd, but volleyed his cushioned header wide under pressure.
Oxnard leapfrogged the Spartans in the standings on the final whistle. It can clinch a share of the title by beating Hueneme and Pacifica at home next week.
Rio Mesa, which entered the week with the rest of the league on its heels, has spent its room for error with back-to-back losses.
"With four games to go, we had an opportunity to sit back and say, 'We only have to win these two,' " Fuchs said. "We had the math in our favor. Now we need some help."


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The votes have been tallied, and the citizens have spoken, although only a small percentage exercised their right to vote in Tuesday's primary election.
"There was not very much of a turnout," said Supervisor of Elections Ann Bodenstein about the 22.75 percent that voted in the primary election. "Everybody's asking why. We don't know. But my guess is that some are looking forward to the November election, or they could be remembering the January (presidential primary) election."
Santa Rosa County has 103,039 registered voters and 23,443 voters went to the polls on Aug. 26.
Several incumbents were unseated in the race, including Tom Stewart, county commissioner for District 1. The race was taken by Jim Williamson, who served as commissioner from 1996 to 2001, when he had to resign because of health problems. In 2004, when Williamson sought his old seat, Stewart beat him by just six votes in the Aug. 31 primary.
Williamson decided to run again because he was not satisfied with the way the government was handling issues.
"Taxpayers deserve the best service possible and I want to give them that," he said.
Stewart wished all the best to Williamson, who will face Stacia LaDue in the general election Nov. 4.
"It is what it is," Stewart said about losing the race. "We only had a small percent come out. I worked awful hard in my position, but I am ready to let somebody else have a shot at it."
John Broxson, an incumbent in the race for County Commissioner District 5, lost the race by just a little more than 200 votes to Lane Lynchard, a Gulf Breeze resident and Navarre attorney. Broxson said he tried his best and is not going to think about the "what if's."
"I gave it my best shot, I don't think I could have done a better campaign," he said. "I wish him well. The people spoke, so I am not going to have a pity party. It's about the people and that's fine with me."
Lynchard said he was relieved it was over.
"It feels great," he said. "I am excited for the possibilities that lie ahead. After I catch my breath, I look forward to making a positive difference."
The end of the primary was the end for many candidates' campaigns, and as relieved as the candidates are, their families are also ready to be done.
"I finally get to sleep in on a Saturday," said McKenna Wyrosdick, 13, the daughter of Tim Wyrosdick, the new superintendent of schools.
During Wyrosdick's speech after hearing the final tally, he thanked all who helped him.
"Thanks to everyone who knocked on doors on Saturday mornings, put up signs and took down signs. Thanks," he said Tuesday evening. "I feel so blessed. And I will stay in this position as long as Santa Rosa County will let me."
Stan Colie Nichols is excited to be done with this first part of his campaign, but he knows the battle is not quite over. Nichols led the race with 34 percent of the votes, followed by Jeff Sessions with 28 percent and incumbent Robert McClure with 10 percent.
"I'm excited and very relieved, but more than anything I have been humbled," Nichols said. "But for the general election I plan to get my message out, I am going to go walking door-to-door and see people face-to-face."
Nichols will face Democrat Danny Holt in the Nov. 4 primary election.
The primary win for Wendell Hall does not mean victory, but it does mean a little more rest.
"It feels wonderful to have won, I am very happy with the results," Hall said. "We obviously realize the elections not over, but we are going to scale back our campaign. We will do mail outs to those not able to vote in the primary because of party affiliation."
Hall will face two write-in candidates, Paul Johnson and William Cutts, in the general election.
The one runoff in Santa Rosa County will take place between Hugh Winkles and Jimmy Brown for the School Board District 2 seat.
Bodenstein explained that in nonpartisan elections, the winner must receive 50 percent plus one vote. Winkles received 49.96 percent, and Brown received 26.85 percent.
Winkles will celebrate his short victory, but it's back to the campaign trail until November for him.
"It felt good to be oh-so close for it to be over," he said. "It's bittersweet. I look forward to the next two months of campaigning."