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Got an opinion on which area roads should be fixed? Time to speak up is 7-9 p.m. on April 26 in the Centennial Hall auditorium, 200 S. Cascade Ave.
El Paso County is hosting the public meeting on the extension of the Capital Program for the Pikes Peak Rural Transportation Authority. El Paso County has targeted about 20 road projects, estimated to cost $80 million, for its recommended "A" list.
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This will be a work-session style meeting with El Paso County elected officials and staff, with the public encouraged to provide input. Elected officials from the City of Colorado Springs have been invited to discuss the region's potential road projects paid for by PPRTA.
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- Ask the Experts: Duane Griffin on Global Warming
Duane Griffin was featured on "Ask the Experts," a regular web feature that highlights the expertise of various Bucknellians in a range of topics related to current news events and other timely subjects. || Read the Q&A
In addition, Griffin recently pesented new research on biodiversity gradients at the International Biogeography Society conference in Heraklion, Crete. The project uses fossil pollen data to reconstruct the development of the latitudinal plant diversity gradients in eastern North America over the past 21,000 years. This is the first study to reconstruct the evolution of biodiversity patterns in response to climate change (the end of the last Ice Age). The findings have important implications for biodiversity conservation and management in the face of global warming.
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- Ben Marsh: GIS Mapping
Ben Marsh recently published two new articles on uses of GIS mapping to identify and respond to racial and ethnic discrimination.
"Institutionalization of Racial Inequality in Local Political Geography" with Allan Parnell and Ann Joyner, in Urban Geography shows how municipalities disenfranchise minorities by excluding them from the boundaries of growing cities.
"Institutionalizing Disparities in Education: A Case Study of Segregation in Wayne County, North Carolina High Schools" with Ann Joyner in InterActions: UCLA Journal of Education and Information demonstrates how the move to "neighborhood schools" in North Carolina cities creates a segregated and under-resourced school landscape.
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- Karen Morin: Book Publication
Karen Morin published a book in March 2011 from Ashgate entitled: Civic Discipline: Geography in America, 1860-1890. This text explores how geographical knowledge and practices took shape as a civic enterprise by the American Geographical Society, under the leadership of Charles P. Daly.
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- Adrian Mulligan: Bucknell in Northern Ireland
Adrian Mulligan will be co-directing Bucknell in Northern Ireland, a three-week study abroad program in Derry/Londonderry, Northern Ireland studying conflict and peace in Northern Ireland. This program is offered in cooperation with the Holywell Consultancy, a peace-oriented organization in Northern Ireland, and Magee College, the Derry campus of the University of Ulster. In this community-based learning program, students are placed with community partners to conduct research and insight into the history and future of the peace process.Learn more about Adrian Mulligan.
- Ask the Experts: Paul Susman on Haiti relief efforts
Paul Susman was featured on "Ask the Experts," a regular web feature that highlights the expertise of various Bucknellians in a range of topics related to current news events and other timely subjects.
Read the Q&A. || Learn more about Paul Susman.
- Peter Wilshusen: Professorship in Environmental Studies
Affiliated faculty member Peter Wilshusen was selected as the first recipient of the David and Patricia Ekedahl Professorship in Environmental Studies. The position provides him an annual stipend of $5,000 for three years.
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Written in 1814, when Byron was twenty-six years old, and published in Hebrew Melodies in 1815, the poem of praise "She Walks in Beauty" was inspired by the poet's first sight of his young cousin by marriage, Anne Wilmot. According to literary historians, Byron's cousin wore a black gown that was brightened with spangles. This description helps the reader understand the origin of the poem, and its mixing together of images of darkness and light, but the poem itself cannot be reduced to its origins; its beauty lies in its powerful description not only of a woman's physical beauty, but also of her interior strengths. There is no mention in the poem of spangles or a gown, no images of a woman actually walking, because the poet is after something larger than mere physical description.
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Almost all Kent State students have to take at least one math class. If you think that you won't need math in your future career, please reconsider. You will certainly benefit from problem-solving skills and the ability to think logically and express yourself precisely. Numerical and quantitative literacy is indispensable in our modern fast-changing world. Mathematics can give you the professional skills needed to excel in a variety of fields.
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T1260743486Set in a small village on the west coast of County Mayo, The Playboy of the Western World tells the story of lonely dreamer Christy Mahon who takes refuge in Michael Flaherty�s pub, claiming that he has killed his oppressive father. Christy beguiles the locals with his tall and dramatic tale of bravery in the face of danger and becomes an instant hero. He both charms the village women including Widow Quinn and captures the heart of the landlord�s fiery daughter Pegeen . However, when his tale turns out to be less straightforward than they first thought, the simmering violence of the villagers comes to light. The Playboy of the Western World was first performed in January 1907 at Dublin's Abbey Theatre.
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WASHINGTON, Sept. 12, 2013 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ -- The Office of Inspector General (OIG) for the Export-Import Bank of the United States (Ex-Im Bank) announced that Alfredo Rodela-Campos, a Mexican farm owner, was sentenced to serve 3 years' probation for his role in a scheme to defraud Ex-Im Bank of approximately $291,550.
Judge Kathleen Cardone, U.S. District Court in El Paso, TX, sentenced Rodela. In addition to his term of probation, Rodela was ordered to pay $154,463 in restitution and $291,500 in forfeiture. Rodela, who is a citizen of Mexico, pleaded guilty on January 8, 2013, to one count of money laundering conspiracy, one count of conspiracy to commit wire fraud, and one count of wire fraud in connection with a scheme to defraud Ex-Im Bank of approximately $291,550.
According to court documents, Rodela was the owner of a farm in Chihuahua, Chihuahua, Mexico. According to court records, Rodela admitted that he and co-conspirators created false invoices, shipping documents, financial statements, and other documents that were submitted to a bank in Miami, FL. The false documents, which falsely purported to purchase construction equipment, were ultimately submitted to Ex-Im Bank to insure the financial transaction. Rodela admitted that, in fact, none of the equipment was purchased or exported to Rodela in Mexico. Instead, Rodela and his co-conspirators split the Ex-Im Bank insured loan proceeds and ultimately Rodela defaulted on his loan in late 2007, causing a loss to Ex-Im Bank and the U.S. government of $257,463.
The Department of Justice Criminal Division Fraud Section and the U.S. Attorney's Office, Western District of Texas, El Paso Division prosecuted the case. Ex-Im Bank OIG, Homeland Security Investigations in El Paso; Internal Revenue Service-Criminal Investigation in Washington, D.C., and the U.S. Postal Inspection Service in Washington, D.C. investigated the case.
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On December 26th, Dora Sorto, resident of village of Trinidad, municipality of Sensuntepeque in the department of Cabañas, El Salvador, was shot and killed in broad daylight. Eight months pregnant, Sorto was walking toward her home, carrying her two-year old son, when she was shot. Her son was wounded by bullets. Sorto was an active member of the Cabañas Environmental Committee and her murder seems to be linked to her fierce position against mining activity in the surroundings of Trinidad.
"We are very worried about the current situation," said Andrés McKinley, Oxfam America's program officer for the Extractive Industries program. "Mining activity here in the region has divided communities and is a source of violence."
The murder of Sorto is not the first one related to mining activities. Barely one week before her assassination, Ramiro Rivera also was murdered. Rivera was member of the Board of the Cabañas Environmental Committee, and under protection of the Witness Protection Unit of the National Civil police and being guarded by two police officers. The disappearance of Marcelo Rivera, legal representative of the Friends of San Isidro Cabañas Association, this past June, whose body was found weeks later, preceded the two murders. The National Civil Police have not investigated any of the three cases satisfactorily, but all of them are publicly linked to the profound division that mining projects have provoked in the communities of Cabañas.
El Salvador has been debating mining and its possible social, economic and environmental impacts for the past four years. Farmers, environmentalist and the Catholic Church are against mining because of its impact on the environment in this small and densely populated country, where already 95% of its surface water is polluted. The current and the previous administrations have been very critical and even against this economic activity and have not given any exploitation licenses. Currently, two mining companies are suing the Salvadoran government under CAFTA regulation.
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ur a dickhead. i im colorblind and can only read 1 and 4. im tired of seeing this kind of dumb shit
lol don't worry no one can see #5, that's the joke.
I clicked parent on your comment, don't know what that means.. so sorry, you might need to be tested.
Same here, dude. This shit is fucked up and old.
Are there seriously people (other than those who are colorblind) who can only see certain ones? Or is everyone a homo? Lol.
LOL, yeah, I was just thinking the same thing, I've had 6 people look at this and none of them can see number 5
Well why don't you guys stop goofing around and just fuck the shit out of each other already then?
Not funny. Those are the colour blind tests.
As one of dem homosexuals, I can't see number 5, but I don't know if it's shit, like others are claiming, or if it actually works.
I can see the rest clearly.
Well, I've got some bad news for you...
Ever since you posted this, I've been trying to figure out if you misunderstood me. It seems like you did, since the phrase you chose to use usually references an indication that the subject is gay, but I already said I was in my post.
Yeah I definitely misread your comment.
More power to you.
no one can see number 5, that's the joke. the other five are easy to see if you aren't color blind to make it seem legit
This is what I was wondering to begin with. Thanks for solving the puzzle. You now have a chance to go to the bonus round.
I can't see 3,5, and 6, even though I know no one can see 5 XD
everyone here got a thumbs up from me :)
Can't read 5...
What's the number in that one? 8?
Cant see #1: Colorblind Cant see #2: Colorblind Cant see #3: Colorblind Cant see #4: Colorblind Cant see #5: Colorblind Cant see #6: Colorblind
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PROVO, UTAH TERRITORY. FROM OUR UTAH CORRESPONDENT. PROVO, August 21, 1858. THIS strange little city of Provo has vastly changed within a few weeks. When I first en-tered it, about two months ago, the "Lion of the Lord" was domiciled here, with his fructuous wives and crescent children, his mountain hosts of mounted men, and his moved people. Then every evening one was shocked by the beating of most unmartial sounds from out the cracked heads of demoralized drums, calling the faithful to the diurnal practice of arms. Then the very air was burdened with the sounds of war. The whole peo-ple felt that the immediate future was pregnant with most important events. Intense expectancy pervaded their minds. Thus, dirty, destitute, rag-ged, and naked, many of them without houses or homes, abode in temporary brush wigwams, wait-ing the decree of their god (Brigham) as to their future fate. Who can tell all that was felt and suffered then? For many, even then, did not be-lieve in or recognize the divinity of their blasphem-ing leader. I heard some whispered heart-tales at that time, but will not tell them now. Still, there was life in Provo; the place was densely crowded; every body was aroused and active; while now it is dull as the eternal tomb. Just across the street here, opposite my hotel window, is a raised platform, shaded with trees, which spot is denominated the Bowery. It is the great Mormon church in this town. There Brig-ham used to smile his blessings, hurl his curses, and thunder forth his blasphemies upon his people. As the time and excitement have passed away, how strange and superhuman seem some of the meetings that I have attended there! Those wild, fanatical, excited harangues and vast audiences compare curiously enough with the present quiet, dullness, sparseness of people, and ennui of life. As there is little news of interest in the Territory now, perhaps a reflex letter will pleasure your readers more than one of present or prospective pretensions. It was late on Saturday night when I first came into Provo, in company with three gentlemen from California. We put up at this, the Provo House, then kept by a Mr. Redfield. It is the only hotel in the place, and was already crowd-ed. After some little effort on the part of our landlord we were given a small room for a local abiding-place during the night. We spread our blankets on the floor, and divesting ourselves of hats and boots, measured our lengths upon the planks. Fifty miles, a cheval, after dinner, inclined us strongly to the arms of Somnus, so we were soon enjoying the solacing and refreshing embrace of the god. The landlord's bell awoke us in the morning. On turning over I observed that the door leading into the adjoining room was open, and that two men lay on their blankets with their heads almost in the door-way. One of them, a heavy-built, mus-cular man, with a broad grin on his face, looked at us curiously, and said to the one nearest to him, "How are you, Sir?" "Very well, I suspect. Whom may I call you?" was the reply. "I am generally, if not always, called Bill Hick-man," rejoined the heavy, muscular man. We were all not a little surprised to find our-selves in such close proximity to the most notori-ous murderer and assassin in all Mormondom; but none showed it much, save our young companion, Charley Samson, who, to speak the truth, was re-ally not yet half awake, and had only received some vague impression about Bill Hickman being around. Charley sprang out of his blankets to the middle of the room, looked around in every direc-tion, like a man on the plains who is straining his eyes to see if Indians are near, then fixed his glance on Bill Hickman and companion, who was his younger brother, a doctor. The act, attitude, and expression were so ludicrous that both parties burst out into an uncontrolled fit of laughter. This thor-oughly awoke Charley, and also gave him time to recover himself, which he did by "playing out his hand" to considerable advantage. As soon as we ceased laughing he, with as much apparent earn-estness as before, threw up both hands, as if in the most absolute astonishment, and exclaimed, "Est il possible! Can it be that I have slept all night with Bill Hickman and am not dead, and have not got my throat cut, nor am not stabbed in the back?" Then, after feeling of himself, as if to be fully satisfied of his entirety and soundness, he rushed to the head of his bed, took up his revolver, and examined it. That, too, was there, and all right. "But my pocket-book!" exclaimed he; "where is that?" He felt for it. It was in his pocket, and had not been disturbed. Charley then very innocently declared that Bill Hickman could not be such a bad man after all. The amusing way in which this scene was enacted kept us all in a roar of laughter. Bill Hickman laughed loud-er than any one else; but there was not that natu-ralness, that hilarity about it which characterized his first outburst of mirthfulness; perhaps some of Charley's words touched him deeper than he cared to show. It all passed off pleasantly, however, and Charley and Hickman became fast friends. Indeed, it must be confessed that Bill Hickman is a much more agreeable companion than two-thirds of the Mormon men. I regard him as the ablest man in the Mormon ranks to lead a small body of desperate or determined men on a dangerous expe-dition. Great kindness is sometimes expressed upon his countenance. He is a man susceptible of strong affections as well as bad passions. Por-ter Rockwell is an infinitely harder looking man. Hickman is not a true Mormon. He cares little about any religion. He is in Mormondom because of polygamy. He is the happy or unhappy hus-band of five wives. It may be that Brigham un-derstands why Bill Hickman is one of his follow-ers; and, according to his rule with men whom he doubts, has tested his devotion by giving him a constant succession of desperate crimes to enact. A strange way of testing true religious devotion! Hickman can doubtless meet all such tests with-out much hardship. It was no slight cause for mental excitation to think of being in a civilized country where a mor-tal man claimed to be God of this world; but only three blocks lay between me and the domicile of the man of such awful pretensions. Immediately after breakfast I took a letter of introduction from a Mormon Church dignitary, late of San Francisco, and started to see Brigham. The above illustra-tion will give your readers a faithful impression of his premises. Though I knew Brigham had appropriated near-ly an entire square block of ten acres in the centre of Salt Lake City for his residence there, never-theless I was not a little surprised that he should take a whole block for his temporary residence in Provo. It will be observed his house is surround-ed by a high close board fence. The fence around his premises in Salt Lake City is of solid stone and masonry, twelve feet high. Why are all these enclosures built? They will not keep all secrets in, for they sometimes get out. Ah! but they do keep many, many secrets in. Brigham's house, or shed, in front of which is seen a great crowd of women, is built of rough, unplaned boards; it is about three hundred feet long, twelve feet wide, and eight feet high to the eaves, with a slightly-inclined board roof. The main street runs along at the outer front of this building; and it should be observed that the building has neither a door nor window at either of the ends or the side front-ing the street. What does that mean? In order to get into the house you have to go through the high board fence, and then enter by the back side of it. No light comes in from the street; no one in the house can see into the street, or know what is going on there; nor can any one from the street get a glimpse of the domestic arrangements of a would-be God. The house is very rough and un-finished, the apartments being only partially sep-arated by boards. Brigham's family is so large that the building was excessively crowded; great inconvenience was felt by the women, though they only assumed to live in the most primitive man-ner. The other buildings seen upon the premises are sheds used for the storage of Brigham's prop-erty. So much for the Prophet's house at Provo. Now for what I saw there. It was a very pleas-ant morning, and Brigham's whole herd of women and drove of children seemed to have been turned out into the inclosure to be aired. I passed through the gate seen in the left of the engraving, and was right in the crowd before I knew it. They paid no attention to me, doubtless considering me one of the brethren. The women and children, of all ages and sizes, were mixed up in beautiful confu-sion. How each cow—as Heber C. Kimball calls his wives—could tell her own young, was more than I could decipher. The better halves of the Prophet talked together here and there, and sometimes hallooed to each other across the yard. Some of the younger children were crying, and their mothers were seeking to pacify them. Oth-er children were playing, hallooing, running, gam-bling, shoving, tussling, etc., etc. Nothing that children ever do seemed to be omitted there at that particular time. Though it was Sabbath morning, a more perfect bedlam I never heard. It was cer-tainly a most delightful place for a live prophet to receive his inspirations in. Having inquired of an elderly looking woman for the President—for it is by that name the Mormons now call Brigham—she sent for Brigham's private secretary. While waiting for his arrival there was a good opportuni-ty for noticing more particularly the harmonious internal arrangements of Brigham's family. The women were dressed very indifferently; there was an absolute absence of crinoline, also of starched skirts; nor were the number of skirts abundant. The form and condition of the femmes showed very plainly, nor could they be set down as less than very plain-looking women, with harsh, unsmiling countenances. There were traces of beauty on some of them, but they were badly tanned; they seemed coarse; while a depressed expression sat upon their countenances. The children were bare-footed, bare-legged, and bare-headed. Two little fellows near me got into a controversy, one alleg-ing that the other had taken his marble, when the following language passed between them: FIRST BOY. "If you don't give it up I'll tell mother." SECOND BOY. "I don't care for your mother; my ma is as good as your ma." FIRST BOY. "No, she ain't; your mother is only Big Betsy." SECOND BOY. "If you call my mother names I'll tell father." FIRST BOY. "What does father care about your mother; she ain't pretty. Oh, I would not have my mother called Big Betsy!" SECOND BOY. "I am as good as you are for my father is your father." FIRST BOY. "No, you ain't; for your mother ain't as good as my mother." SECOND BOY (in a passion). "You are a liar!" FIRST BOY. "I'll whale you!" SECOND BOY. "I'll tell father, and he'll tie you up." FIRST BOY. "No, he won't, for my mother won't let him; she'll tell him you were to blame." How this fine controversy between the juvenile prophets ended I can not tell, for I was here inter-rupted by the entrance of Brigham's secretary. I suspect, however, from their growing ire, that they either tried on a little fight, or carried the quarrel to their mothers, when the phase of affairs would not probably be much bettered. Such is a sample, doubtless, of the harmonious family relations of Brigham's children. The secretary conducted me out of the inclosure, and half a block down the street, to Brigham's office, where I was introduced to the awful pres-ence of the Prophet—a gross, fat man, with the air of a country farmer. He seemed more devoted to business than religion during my interview with him. But, without developing the purposes and nature of that interview, I will return to his harem. It was next Sabbath evening, just after dark, that I found myself passing Brigham's house in a rather novel position. I was a Gentile, accursed by the Mormon law, and yet one of the sisters hung upon my arm. She was the fifth wife of a man whom she loathed. She was still young, and even fair; but woe sat on the throne of her heart. We passed down the sidewalk right in front of Brig-ham's house, when she possessed me of the follow-ing facts: "This end of the President's house," said she, meaning the right end of it, as seen in the engraving, "is occupied by Brigham's first wife. She must be forty years old now, but is still a very pleasant and entertaining woman. She was married before Brigham joined the Mormons. For a long time she was his only wife, as it has not been many years, you are aware, since polygamy was introduced among our people. It took Brig-ham a long time to get her to consent to his going into polygamy; but as he was determined to do so, she thought it was better for her to seem, at least, to consent. Still it cost her a terrible strug-gle; she has never entirely recovered from it, nor has she yet overcome her scruples on that subject. She treats Brigham's twenty other wives kindly, courteously, almost maternally; but there is no joy in her own heart. She still loves Brigham, is strongly devoted to him, and exercises considera-ble influence over him. He at least respects her; for he treats her with more deference than any oth-er of his women. He has given her his mansion-house in Salt Lake City, which is the finest build-ing in the Territory, to be occupied exclusively by herself and children, their wives and husbands. Here she is crowded into a small apartment, and her family arrangements are, necessarily, very un-comfortable. But she little regards external ar-rangements. She has a warm, devoted heart, and would have made an honorable man a true, noble wife where monogamy is the rule. But alas! poor woman, her heart has been wrung with intense woe for many years; and there are many, many others in this Territory like her. Oh! you have no idea of what some of our women suffer. They have to keep it to themselves, too; for if it got out, just as likely as not, the preachers, next Sunday, would call the names of the women right out in church, and scold them fearfully before all the people. It is the women of the finest feelings who suffer most, and such a public notice and retribution would tor-ture them beyond description. Ah! if it was not for polygamy—that curse of our people and relig-ion—we might live happily here in these isolated valleys of the mountains; but as things are, God only knows what will become of us. Some of us pray for your army to enter; but what good will that do to us women? We know how you Gen-tiles—I use the term not for a reproach—regard us unhappy victims of polygamy. We can not be honorably settled as wives among you; we can not become worse—you understand me—than we now are. So what shall we do? Truly the way of the transgressor is hard; but ought those of us who are in the sin, from beginning to end, contrary to our own wishes and power—who are subjected to it by unbending fate, or the dictum of parents—to receive such an overwhelming punishment as this we have? I tell you those traces of woe and anguish that you speak of seeing upon all our young women are begot by mental labor to see themselves out of this thing, or how to live con-scientiously in it. We are in profound woe, pro-found difficulty, profound uncertainty. None can see her way out of it; to none does the future come as a vision of brightness. "In the third apartment here is one of the ear-liest of Brigham's wives on the polygamous sys-tem. She is a German woman; was very beauti-ful when she was married, but it has since depart-ed, and with it the affection of her lord, as you Gentiles sometimes call the husband. She has five children. "In the next apartment is Polly Muggins. She was in the first band of emigrants that arrived from Europe after our people were settled here. On seeing Brigham her love, fancy, as well as her religious enthusiasm, seemed to have been exer-cised. She desired to become his wife. Yes, the coarse, ill-looking, ignorant Irish girl aspired to be the bride of our Prophet; and, what is more, she achieved her design. This, doubtless, seems curi-ous enough to you; but I will tell you how it was done. Brigham allows every body to approach him. She went to him one day, and told him that she had read somewhere in the Old Testament about Jacob serving seven years to obtain Rachel for a wife, and that she wanted to invert that example, and serve him seven years for nothing, if he would only marry her at the end of that time. Brigham agreed to do so, and the contract was closed. She has borne him two fine sons. But the rest of the women look down upon her as the ignorant Irish servant-girl, though she is better than some others of them. "In this next apartment, among other women, lives one twenty-five years old. She is called handsome and graceful; has been married five years, and has no children. You know enough of our religion to understand in what kind of a posi-tion that places her. Poor, unhappy creature! she is contemned alike by the Prophet and people, and especially by the Prophet's other wives. A barren tree has no honor among us. "In the apartment next to Mrs. Brigham Young, first, I should have remarked, are some old women, formerly the wives of our first and principal Proph-et, Joseph Smith. They have since been married by Brigham. He took them with the Prophet's mantle. "Here is the apartment of Emma Clifford. She is a celebrity among us. Her room, though I have never been in it, I will venture to say is better fitted up and furnished than that of any other of Brigham's women. Miss Clifford came here from Boston. She is a young lady of dignity, wit, and accomplishments. Brigham saw and loved her. She refused his suit, denied his power, and laughed at him in his face. He, used to sycophancy and flattery, became more and more bewildered in his attachment to this beautiful, erratic creature, who was so different from every other woman around him. She scorned him, and prided herself in doing it; while he bowed but the lower at her footstool, and worshiped. Yes, this our Prophet did bow to the footstool of a fair, frail, flirting woman, and worship! It seems strange to me, as it doubtless does to you, but true it is, that he who has such awful power over things in heaven and on earth had not power to keep his manhood erect from the feet of this woman. She regarded him not, and would not resign herself to his embrace. He is not used to being thwarted in this valley; so when fair means failed he tried foul ones. He got her to his house and drugged her, then enacted a deed which, to our law, is more criminal than all others. To save her honor she married him. In due time she brought forth a beautiful boy, but has had no children since, and swears that Brigham shall never again have a child by her. She lives strictly in ac-cordance with this oath. Brigham still loves her, and she can do almost any thing she likes with him. She moves about his premises like a queen, and regards the will of none other than herself. She is, I believe, the only woman that Brigham loves, and she knows it. She leaps upon a horse, and goes here, there, or any where, as her will directs. She mingles familiarly with Gentiles, and has, I am told, been the means of saving many of their lives. If she learns that evil is brewing against any of them, she goes and warns them. To my knowledge, a little over a year ago, she entered a Gentile house late at night, went into a man's bed-room, where he was asleep, and ordered him to be gone—to fly for his life. He obeyed instantly; but ere his bed was cold maskers were in his room, and ere an hour fleet horses were on his track; but his warning was well given; he understood the minutiae of the plot, and escaped. Brigham once offered Miss Clifford $5000 if she would leave him and return to her friends in Boston. She agreed to do so, and made the necessary preparations for her departure; but when she was ready Brigham refused to give up her child. She is said to have replied: 'Do you think I will leave my boy in the hands of such a devil as you? No, never! I will stay here; yes, I will stay here now till I dance over your dead body, and chant at your grave.' And she still persists in it, that she will yet dance over Brigham's grave." The apartments in Brigham's house, as seen in the engraving, are only partially separated. They have a lath partition about six feet high between them, so whatever is said or done in one room can be seen or heard in the next. This has given rise to some gossip in regard to the nocturnal arrange-ments of the parties. When the multitude of chil-dren have to be "tied up" at night, their squalling rolls from end to end of the building, like the deaf-ening roar of harsh trumpets. Then the Prophet must have a good opportunity for enjoying the sweet and holy calm of divine inspiration! I had by this time arrived where it was necces-sary to part from my pleasant companion. So I will here close this letter by remarking that the only two items of news are, first, that Judges Eck-els and Sinclair have gone south to Fillmore, to fix the time for the sitting of the Supreme Court; and, second, that General Johnston has had to em-ploy part of his army to prevent the Indians from committing depredations on the Mormons.
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Watch the Country's Best Chefs Pay Tribute to Thomas Keller
A tribute video to the country's most respected chef is nothing short of gushing.
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A tribute video to the country's most respected chef is nothing short of gushing.
The chef gets some great French Laundry publicity during the Oscar telecast.
"This is my first year being really into it ... I DVR each episode so that I can fast forward through Randy Jackson, J.Lo, and Steven what's-his-name."
The winners (and a notable loser) from this year's S. Pellegrino World's 50 Best Restaurants awards.
The French Laundry and Per Se chef talks about accessibility, superheroes, and what he likes to eat.
The chef has inked a new partnership with the luxury brand.
They also left off Mark Bittman. Seriously?
Recommended today: Life-changing restaurants, all-American icons, and culinary adventures for 2010.
The 'Times' explores the relationship between the chef and his father.
It's the great debate among restaurant lovers: What's the toughest table to score?
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Chef Timothy Hollingsworth impressed the judges with his beef cheeks.
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Far Niente
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Excellent quick service. We were running late for a show and the staff did an extraordinary job of providing us with quick service and a most delicious meal.
I attended Far Niente for a business lunch on a Monday afternoon. The service was attentive, the food was very good and the moderate noise level allowed for easy conversation with my guest. I would comfortably recommend this location to colleagues.
Good location for business lunches. My only complaint is that we were seated in an odd area away from the main dining area - a tight row of two seat tables that felt disconnected from the rest of the restaurant. I'm not sure if we were seated there because I reserved the table over the Internet, but if I ever eat at FN again, I will be sure to make my reservation by phone and specifically request a table in the main dining room area, which seemed much more open and had more natural light, etc. Cameron Mitchell
Our experience at Far Niente was terrific. The hostess was friendly and seated us promptly. The waiter looked after us and, since this was our first time at Far Niente, had recommendations for dishes based on questions about our preferences. My wife and I shared tastes of both our appetizer and mains agreed that they were all top rate; well-presented and flavorful. I ordered a wine by the glass and the pinot noir was excellent.
The side room that we were in allowed a nice atmosphere for a business discussion. I have the leek soup special with the Tuna appetizer - both were excellent and made for a nice light lunch.
We were going to the ACC. We were assigned a great table, the service superb and the food was delicious. Great access to the Air Canada Center.
This is our "go to" restaurant for dinner before any event at the ACC. It's a quick walk downhill. You can park under the building for free if you get your parking ticket validated by the restaurant.( Check the days of the week that this applies.) In the summer there is an outdoor patio. The food is excellent and the waiters knowledgable and attentive.
Large restaurant, that can handle a variety of situations. Interesting menu with a number of wine available, by the glass. Bring Your Wine (BYW) at $35 per bottle corkage charge.
Food was very good. I had pumpkin pasta very tasty but some might want a larger portion but it was fine for me. Had the chocolate cake for dessert very yummy! Drink list was very good also. Would def go back.
The food was exceptional. Everything we ordered was thoughtfully prepared.
The food was excellent. Service was only ok. The server walked away from the table without taking everyone's drink order. We had to wait about 30 to 45 minutes before our food order was taken.
Very good well established restaurant. Food is veru good. Not inexpensive
Have only used the restaurant for business lunches. Never disappoints.
The food was very good and the service was excellent!
The service was delightful and friendly. The food was delicious, though the portions for 'mains' were small. I certainly don't want to advocate for American-style portions, but something in the middle? The way it was served, it looked like an appetizer. Like most Toronto restaurants, the by-the-glass wine list pricing is obscene. They could probably have a broader wine list and better prices.
Great food, ambience and service. I always come back with my clients!
I took my manager and a colleague to lunch there. They were just introducing a new menu and unfortunately the kitchen could not keep up and the food took a very long time to be served (an hour). The food was fantastic when it arrived and the servers were great. I am sure they have their system ironed out by now. Generally a great spot for business lunch and drinks after work.
Now understanding that this restaurant is located in the upscale financial district, dinner for two costing $160 including tip is quite steep for the food. The food was delicious, but not for the price. I would not return but enjoyed it for a one-time treat.
Living and working in the downtown core this restaurant is walking distance and suitable for every lunch or dinner occasion - friends, family, or a business meeting. I happily accept it for an evening out with my husband - or business or pleasure at lunch or dinner. In addition, the food, seating and service is all exceptional. I far prefer it to the nearby (and pricier) "hot spots" where it is possible to get excellent food (at far too high a price) but not necessarily get service and pleasant surroundings!
Enbjoyed every aspect of our meal. Will definitely go again next time in Toronto.
Really nice food for lunch. Met my expectations of a $20 Summerlicious lunch. Service (i.e., taking our order, brining bill) was a bit slow, though.
My wife and I liked the look of this restaurant's Summerlicious menu and we were not dissappointed. The meal was fantastic and the service was impeccable. Easily one of our best meals in Toronto. If I had any criticism it would be that our desert (chocolate cake) was slightly dry. But this is a minor complaint.
Summerlicious menu selection was great, loved the food but not so much the suggested cocktails though.
Everything was perfectly fine. The food was adequate, the service was good and the restaurant was aesthetically pleasing.
I had went to Far Niente for the first time last Winterlicious. Had a great time with my coworkers and wanted to come back again and try the Summerlicious menu. It had great items this time around as well, and my friends and I all picked different items and shared. Our server Kim was amazing! Will definitely be back again. Iva :)
We were impressed by the ambiance and the ability to get us out the door at our request within 11/2 hours! We'll be back!
I went here with my Husband for dinner and the food was amazing, the restaurant itself is lovely - big spacious tables and comfortable leather seats. I would definitely recommend it for a couple, or a group of friends. Wine cellar is on full view. Will definitely go back again.
Great food, well done and presented in a timely manner. Service was excellent, paid attention to who ordered what, the little details, which was much appreciated. Although it was a summerlicious dinner they did not skimp on the quality of food offered nor the service.
Met friends for lunch and the selection of food was very good & offered good size portions for lunch. However, our waiter was very busy in his section, so was not as attentive as we would have liked (ie water glass was not refilled very often). Otherwise, we enjoyed our Summerlicious lunch.
The meal was good. Our chocolate cake desert was dry. Service was below average took a long time to get our order and drinks refills. Overall it was not bad but I won't go again anytime soon.
Really loved this restaurant. The food was amazing. They were more than helpful to my guest who had a wheat alergy. I was fully expecting a very small portion, as it was a Summerlicious menu. Not so. I could not hold another morcel. Though I loved the view of the patio and dowtown, the table was a bit confining. Maybe if I had been there on a date (!!!) I would not have been making this comment. Hopefully next time.
The menu for summerlicious was great. I opted for the chilled watermelon soup as my appetizer, however I was not a fan of this soup. It might be an acquired taste. The steak and potatoes were fantastic. The steak melted in my mouth it was cooked to perfection and the sorbet was also truly divine. The ambiance is always great at Far Niente, the staff are always perfectly dressed and professional. Great experience.
This was our first visit to the restaurant. We went for an early dinner after a Saturday theatre matinee so the restaurant was not busy. The service was excellent and the staff was welcoming and friendly in a professional way, and knowledgeable about the menu. Our server made sure we had everything we needed without hovering. I ordered from the Summerlicious menu and my partner from the regular menu. Food arrived promptly, but we did not feel rushed. All of our food was delicious and appetizingly presented. Overall, it was a very pleasant experience and we were very pleased that we chose Far Niente for our dinner.
It was very enjoyable well presented food The service on Saturday night was slow but very pleasant hostess
For my review at Far Niente, please visit: http://finediningtoronto.blogspot.ca/2013/08/far-niente-restaurant.html?m=1 * Cheers
This is a great location for downtown business lunches. The noise level is such that a conversation can occur at normal levels, yet there is a feeling of spaciousness that provides an air of privacy. The wait staff are attentive without being intrusive. This was the first time for myself and my guest and we both enjoyed the food and the portion size. The decor is modern with very comfortable seating arrangements. I would definitely come back for business lunches and I would like to try it for dinner. Great place to meet.
My sister and I had lunch on the pretty patio. Preparation and presentation were super - and our waiter was wonderful. I cannot imagine a lovelier or more enjoyable place.
We had an official meet over dinner. What struck me most was that we were not hurried by the staff. The flow of order taking to bill presentation was smooth. Wine list is exciting. Good simple deserts. Ashok
Food was amazing! Best beef tenderloin I've had in ages. Little touches were appreciated -- the warm olives were great. I could have eaten the entire bowl! Caesar salad was visually artistic and tasted wonderful. Crutons were a bit difficult to eat because they were so large! Servings were just right. Restaurant is a bit too dark -- was really difficult to read the menu (and the font was really quite small for the wine list). Great for a date night - or work outing. Was nice to go to a restaurant where there were no children! Service was great - staff were attentive an friendly.
Perfect location! Great menu and excellent service! Close to all amenities. It was very quiet with only our table and another couple. It did take a while for the food to come once we ordered! Everyone was pleased with their meals!
Lovely restaurant for a quiet dinner or special occasion.
Went here with my wife for our 10th Anniversary and was surprised how quiet it was that evening. Food was great, staff also great. If you need a quiet spot right downtown this is the place.
We met up with some old friends we had not seen in many years and Far Niente was the perfect spot! Turns out Saturday night is not a busy night for them, so we had the luxury of taking our time with dinner and the staff were very accommodating to this. The food and service were excellent - everyone really enjoyed their meals. The atmosphere is great - a very chic place with amazing food and an unbeatable wine list! We will be back!
I had let the restaurant know that we were celebrating our anniversary..I always let restaurants know when it's a special occasion in hopes of spectacular service...bad service is my pet peeve (which I had at a different restaurant the day after). Far Niente was amazing, they gave us a free dessert and even wrote "Happy Anniversary"on one of our desserts. The waitor was very informative and gave my husband some suggestions on scotch. My ribeye was perfect..my husband's tenderloin was a little dry- but he ordered it "medium", because it was so thick, he probably should have ordered it medium-rare. The jumbo shrimp cocktail is a must. We had a pinot grigio from Italy, it was delicious. It's about 6 wines down on the list.. "
my lunch came very quickly and the salmon was excellent. The waiter had suggested a wine that went very well with the meal.
I brought my Girlfriend out here after a day out down town. The food was amazing but I found the portion size a bit small for the cost even with the understanding that it was a fine dining place and generally they offer less food per-plate but higher quality. we had the warm-olives pre-appetizer which was amazing and I would recommend it to anyone that tires this restaurant. I had the 8oz tenderloin with the 3 peppercorn jus and the salad. My girlfriend had the Capilano agilo e olio with chicken breast which she said was excellent. We also had a glass of wine each and a dessert, I the dark chocolate layer cake with ice cream and a coffee my girlfriend had the warm apple crumble. Final bill was $170 with tip so expect more then $50 a head
Great food, service and atmosphere for a large group. I would highly recommend this place!
The food was good as we expected. The staff was very helpful and friendly in directing us through the rather confusing "PATH" back to our hotel..
Our reservation was for a Saturday night so I was expecting a rush. It was quite empty though...however we did have an early dinner at 5pm. The food was delicious and the food quality was evident. I will definitely go back.
Excellent professional service, very good food. Wine list somewhat expensive.


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Connect catch her release well -- -- for fishing a new governor reports pretty alarming and shocking.
It's -- and one in six illegal immigrants arrested.
And there are arrested again within three years of their released the immigration department telling Fox News quote.
Many of the individuals cited in the report were not removable under current law.
-- were released by local officials before ice -- immigration department could respond but house Republicans calling the administration's immigration policy.
Deadly yes deadly Republican Texas congressman for the -- -- congressman what do you mean.
Well lives that they have released this administration is responsible.
-- releasing people.
After they've committed crimes when it was known that they were here illegally.
And then there's some problem -- committing multiple crimes still being released.
By this administration have gone on to commit crimes.
Murder -- at least that's what some of -- been charged with.
So we do have murders we've -- right you've got off.
Crimes of violence.
Property crimes of all kinds.
And we have a president that just seems to be completely oblivious.
To the harm that is coming to his country.
When he's out there given speeches that -- we've we've never been more protected -- our borders baloney they're common and -- in laugh.
People that should not be here they're not just here for jobs so -- of -- committing crimes one of the charges in fact.
To illegal aliens.
Were robbing -- grandmother and win the grand -- drug did take.
To chase them they've -- killed -- that's the allegations -- so it's time for this president.
To protect the country.
-- instead of -- out there making political speeches but it one thing appears very transparent when you have the attorney general of the country.
Suing states who -- trying to get rid of anybody that's illegally on their voting rolls.
At the same down the president's out there's -- we want people illegally here.
Just to be our friends brought before election.
Canada was transparent.
Yeah I hear to -- -- kind of says that it clears a 26000.
Were re arrested the crimes were as decided they -- I think something like nineteen.
Nineteen murders assault rape kidnapping your 3000 -- service -- -- tracking this child molestation.
The issue is is that they're being released back into the United States and not being sent.
Repatriated back home is that the problem that that is.
Is exactly the problem and the present.
Particularly exacerbated those issues win.
He announced that G if you if you went to -- school here if you did this the other.
Then do -- -- you stay even though you -- illegally here we've already heard from some of the union leaders.
Of our our ice agents out there on the front lines you're saying.
Like catch these guys and then they're told what G I went to high school here we -- let -- -- Is that the issue I was gonna ask -- why aren't they being.
You know and let's not call it deported because -- politically correct crowd.
You know gets very upset let's put repatriated what are you -- -- call -- why I think when did they get caught.
And they're committing a serious crime wanna be put back to where they came from.
Well that's what should happen but as this federal government has sued and made clear only the federal government can take them back to those other.
That countries are legally a lab debate again and so it's been very clear as made clear in Arizona case.
You can't repatriate.
You can't deport it has to be the federal government.
Pro German and issue we're not gonna do it what -- you will is the president pres Obama sit back and 22010.
That he will focus enforcement.
On serious crimes and the issue is.
When you have car theft at least to grand theft -- -- -- big grand.
The grandparent being shot in the head.
Did the printed the administration miss it that small crimes could lead to bigger crimes.
Well and that those small crimes.
Are hurting real Americans.
And he ought to be protecting them that -- small crimes are obviously the Gateway to the bigger things.
And this president doesn't seem to care in an election year.
OK congressmen the commerce are good debated -- and -- -- is educated how do you -- and by the way I'll follow what indicted.
I'm wanting to privatize CBO so we get accurate sound management you know bills are well -- another time right Congressional Budget -- late -- -- thank you so much for your time there really appreciate -- next up.
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A good week for 360 (except for the Spanish song), but no song that jumps out and says BUY ME besides Impulse.
I would buy the French song... if it wasn't in French. Oh well!
A good week for 360 (except for the Spanish song), but no song that jumps out and says BUY ME besides Impulse.
I would buy the French song... if it wasn't in French. Oh well!
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Some would say that marks you as racist, but I know what you're getting at.
French isn't that hard a language, though. It's certainly easier to read in-game on the fly than Spanish, what with it's dashes and accents.
Currently shooting for the top 10 total Pro Keys ranks on 360.
Can't wait for Impulse to get over to the PS3. The charts look fun on guitar and drums.
Guitar/Bass = Expert
Pro drums = Expert
Vocals = Fail every song
Pro Keys = Medium
Pro Guitar / Bass = Medium
I personally don't have problems with songs in other languages (well if you're primarily playing RB for the vocals I can see where the language barrier might be an issue).
But if a song sounds good then I like it. Regardless if I understand a word of what the're saying.
I like Gravis Venter. I have no idea what the song is about, but the music, and 'sound' of the song are enough for me to enjoy playing it.
Hopefully it's not about eating babies or lighting kittens on fire
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¿Me estás bromeando? French has way more extra crap in it than Spanish. Spanish words can only ever have one accent in them, French words can have as many as three (or...more?), you've got to be kidding me about the dashes, and there are virtually no silent letters in Spanish. There are rules you have to remember in French about when letters are not silent at the end of words.
I'm not just saying this because I have a degree in Spanish - it is immeasurably easier to read, especially "on-the-fly" as you say.
you guys should just be glad there isn't any Dutch music in here yet
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The light arrived with some immediate confusion about whether contents might be missing when we received the box with a label that said 1 of 2 and only one box arrived. No worries, all there. Proceeded with the unwrapping of the 27 individually wrapped glass drops - instructions state to start on one end with large drops working from bottom tier up. With no small amount of painstaking effort and patience after 40 minutes I was able to use the suggested needle nose pliers to jam those wee hooks into the wee holes without dropping the glass drops - no easy feat! With two drops remaining I realize I have only small ones left. Assuming manufacture mistake, I studied the poorly drawn diagram of the fixture and could vaguely see from frontal sketch that perhaps I was supposed to start with a small drop not a large. Ugh. Not being emotionally able to attack the task again, I switched out bottom row to make one large drop available to finish top row. My fixture goes from small to large on bottom tier and large to small on top two, not intended design but only my eye seems perturbed by the lack of balance. I would suggest manufacturer have a more clear diagram or image of finished install as well as suggest specific wattage and size light bulb for best effect and to avoid glare effect of bulb in contact with glass drop. Placing light bulb is a tricky fit on the bottom - but then in the manufacturer's defense, it could be because my second tier is out of order making the bulb make contact with a large drop. Beyond those issues, placed on a background of high gloss deep navy paint it's a dazzling addition of bling to our "water closet." By:Lorie M. , Homeowner (Chapel Hill)
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Top-ranked women's water polo opens season at No. 11 Michigan
On paper, the Stanford women's water polo team has one of the most impressive rosters ever assembled in collegiate water polo. But championships are not won on paper, and on Friday, the preseason No. 1 Cardinal will dive in against No. 11 Michigan to kickoff its quest for a third consecutive national title.


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I try to --> Edit Permissions --> Unregistered Guests --> Search for posts and topics --> 'Disallow' (X) but the attack continue....
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How often is it happening, if it's not too many times I wouldn't worry too much. I beleive 1.1 doesn't log them in the error log because they aren't really serious.
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Palladian Salvaged Pine Library Bookcase Single
Slender pilasters crowned with Corinthian capitals give our bookcase the gravitas of a manor house built-in. Crafted from solid 100-year-old salvaged wood from buildings in Great Britain, it takes 6 craftsmen 10 days to build each one and hand-carve the fine details.
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