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As most of you know I bought a destoyer a little while a go and was not happy with it some ask for a review at the time it seemed like I was fighting the bow and the feel was not there so I put it up for sale. so today wale last night I took the destoyer back out of the box set it back up today was the nicest today that I had to shoot it I changed stabilizers moved the draw stops and changed arrow to a lighter spine and the bow felt so much betterand grouped better, I think shooting it for the first times in the cold, wet and windy days may have been a factor, I set up my chonogragh 315 fps with a 348 gr. 60 lb 29" draw so for now I keeping it and I keep my onza on one wall and the destroyer on the the opposite wall didn't know if I should keep them that close together LOL
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As it stands, this law would help guarantee that Supreme Court Justices are held to the same ethical standards we expect of other judges.
Democratic Congresswoman Louise Slaughter, joined by Senators Chris Murphy, Richard Blumenthal and Sheldon Whitehouse, introduced the bill. It would make ethics mandatory, rather than an option left to the discretion of Justices like Thomas and Scalia. It would mean all the Justices would have to live by the sort of ethical standards that Justice Kagan applied when she recused herself from Arizona's "papers please" law because she was Solicitor General at the time the Federal government filed suit. She did the same thing in 24 other cases on the same grounds.
As Senator Blumenthal said:
This legislation's goal is to preserve public trust and confidence – the lifeblood of the Supreme Court – after claims of questionable conduct by some Justices, No Justice, any more than a judge, should advance a partisan cause or sit on a case involving a personal friend or interest. There is no persuasive reason in law or logic why Supreme Court Justices should not be held to the same high standard as other federal judges.
The proposed law holds the Supreme Court to the same standards required of judges in the federal court system. Currently, Justices on the Supreme Court decide for themselves if they should recuse themselves from cases in which they may have a personal stake or in Thomas' case, his wife has a political or financial stake as a holy roller in the Tea Party.
Justices Thomas and Scalia who attended a few partisan fundraisers also ruled in favor of the conservatives raising questions about their independence. This was especially true in Citizens United because that ruling undid decades of established law.
Both of these actions violate the code of conduct already in place for Federal court judges.
We saw how well leaving Supreme court Justices to their own devices worked out when Justice Thomas ruled on the Affordable Care act, while his wife Ginni was paid to lobby against the law. The fact that Thomas "forgot" , to disclose Ginni's income from lobbying against healthcare – even after she supposedly ceased lobbying against healthcare doesn't help. That would have been more than just an oops moment had there been a code of conduct for the Supreme Court. Thomas' conflict of interest problmes are not restricted to benefits to Ginni.
Questions about Thomas and Scalia's judicial independence are nothing new. We saw it when both Supreme Court Justices attended a Koch Brothers fundraiser in 2010 and the Federalist Society fundraiser they attended in 2011, Thomas' failure to disclose the sources Ginni's income for six years also came out in 2011. A code of ethics for the Supreme Court is a bill whose time came a few years ago and has increasing importance given Ginni Thomas's involvement with Groundswell.
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The recent Groundswell memoranda obtained by David Corn of Mother Jones reveal that these conflicts are getting worse.
Ginni Thomas was the founder and leader of Liberty Central, a political nonprofit "dedicated to opposing what she characterizes as the leftist 'tyranny' of President Obama and Democrats in Congress." The group was funded by Harlan Crow, frequent patron of the Thomas' projects and causes and a financial supporter of right-wing campaigns such as the "swift boat" attacks on then-presidential candidate John Kerry and the advertising push to confirm President George W. Bush's Supreme Court nominees. Crow also serves on the board of the American Enterprise Institute, whose Edward Blum brought the two most recent attacks on the Voting Rights Act and affirmative action before the Supreme Court. Justice Thomas favored Blum's positions against progressive precedent on both civil rights issues.
Had Federal Court judges been as ethically challenged as Clarence Thomas, they would have been forced to resign. Considering that the Supreme Court is the highest court in the land, it seems the bar for ethical standards should be the same as those for lower courts – if not higher.
If the Supreme Court had a code of conduct, Thomas would have had to recuse himself on several cases in which his wife's high profile within the Tea Party would scream of bias. Had he failed to do so, there would be a legal basis with teeth to seek Thomas' resignation. For Thomas and Scalia defenders tempted to question the constitutionality of holding Supreme Court Justices to ethics, Article 3 of the constitution says justices "shall hold their offices during good behaviour. If independence from pillow talk with a political lobbyist isn't good behavior, I don't know what is.
Let's face it, if you are sleeping with someone within a political party whose agenda is to prevent certain classes of eligible voters from voting, the odds of forgetting that fact while considering the constitutionality of the Voting Rights Act are zero – or at least it sure looks that way to any reasonable person. The same holds true when you at least look like you might be having pillow talk with someone with a political stake in the Defense of Marriage Act.
One can point to Justice Kagan's ethical standards as proof that Supreme Court Justices can and do take principles like judicial independence and the appearance of it seriously. Then one is reminded of Justices Thomas and Scalia.
This law would address one of the many problems created by the sort of corruption that has become synonymous with the Republican Party and its puppet masters. But then, that would mean doing something constructive and it would also mean that the separation of powers are in fact separate, rather than subject to pillow talk between one Supreme Court Justice and one member of the Groundswell propaganda alliance.
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The sky's the limit (not just because Ms. Riley is 6'5″). That's what Ruth Riley's mother used to tell her as a child. Ergo the hard work, dedication and long journey that has directed Ms. Riley throughout her career to earn the Triple Crown.
Akin to hitting a trifecta, Ms. Riley did just that by winning the NCAA Championship in 2001 at Notre Dame, Gold Medal in the 2004 Athens Olympics, and WNBA Championship with the Detroit Shock in 2003 AND 2006. Which win was the BEST? I had to ask…hint: the luck of the Irish. Ms. Riley shares, "The spirit of sports, athletics and community at Notre Dame is all about helping others." Speaking of Notre Dame, Ms. Riley is a celebrity back in South Bend and can't go anywhere without being recognized.
Backstory…Ms. Riley, 33, was born in Kansas and raised in Macy, Indiana. Her work ethic comes from her mother, a blue collar worker who taught her respect, faith and hard work, as well as to believe in herself and have big dreams. In addition, Ms. Riley's faith guides her through it all.
When choosing a college, Ms. Riley only focused on Notre Dame knowing that her mom would want to attend her basketball games and staying in Indiana would make travel affordable to and from the campus.
Did Ms. Riley have any sports icons growing up? Ms. Riley replies, "We weren't allowed to watch television; my mom made us play outside all of the time." However, she does remember the "Dream Team" and was inspired by them [1992]. And along the way, Ms. Riley said she was influenced by important people such as her summer basketball coach and college coach at Notre Dame.
Currently playing for the Chicago Sky, Ms. Riley is planning to retire in two years, but not before embracing the challenge of bringing the WNBA's Chicago Sky up to a higher level of competition and play. This unselfish lady will continue her humanitarian efforts in Africa and the United States, which includes supporting Nothing But Nets and TRIAD Trust (Training to Reduce the Incidents of AIDS-related Deaths).
Now in the WNBA's off-season, Ms. Riley traveled to Africa, conducting a basketball clinic for the Women's Platinum All-Stars at Charora Sports Ground in the North Region of the Royal Bafokeng Nation with the NBA office. She followied with two days of clinics in Windhoek, Namibia, in partnership with the Namibian Basketball Federation and the German Basketball Federation, and finished with a week in South Africa, near the Swaziland border, conducting coaching clinics in the morning and basketball clinics in the afternoon for boys and girls ages 13 and under in the Nkomazi region.
What does coaching and teaching basketball in Africa mean to Ms. Riley? She shares, "I'm constantly amazed at the barriers that can be broken, the life lessons that can be learned and the relationships that can be built through the simple game of basketball. I've been coming back to South Africa to conduct basketball clinics since 2006, and I am encouraged by the progress I have seen. A country where soccer, rugby and cricket dominate the sports world, and where girls were only taught to play netball, is now boasting a wave of youth excited about the game of basketball. Increasing the interest in the sport and then using basketball to teach life lesson and create behavior change in an area rampant with HIV/AIDS are the goals of the programs I work with, but in order to do this you have to have consistency and make the programs sustainable within the communities. This trip was the first time I really saw things come full circle, as the players that I worked with on my first visit are now coaches and have invested their time into developing leagues for the local youth and for the first time I've seen an immense amount of participation from the girls in the community!"
What other causes does Ms. Riley spend time assisting? "Women and children. Especially young girls. Girls get left behind – they need to be educated and taught to have confidence." One of Ms. Riley's favorite organizations is Girl Up an original crusade of the United Nations Foundation. Their vision is "a world where all girls, no matter where they live, have the opportunity to become educated, healthy, safe, counted and positioned to be the next generation of leaders." This girl's got game!
Favorite things to do when not on the court? Beach volleyball, reading (especially Paulo Coelho), cooking (her favorite – risotto) and traveling to Massai Mara in Kenya (where her heart lies).
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INGLEWOOD, Calif. (November 6, 2011)—Hollywood Park will begin its 31st Autumn Meet Thursday, Nov. 10. Post time is 12:30 p.m.
Scheduled for 26 days through Dec. 18, the meet is highlighted by five Grade I events and the annual Autumn Turf Festival (Nov. 25-27).
Three of the Grade I events are on grass, including two of the Festival races – the $250,000 Matriarch (Nov. 25) and the $250,000 Hollywood Derby (Nov. 27). The initial Grade I of the season is the $250,000 Hollywood Turf Cup, which will be run for the 29th time Nov. 19.
Two-year-olds are spotlighted in the other Grade I's – the $250,000 guaranteed Hollywood Starlet and the $750,000 CashCall Futurity.
Won a year ago by Turbulent Descent, the Starlet is scheduled for Dec. 10.
The Futurity, which was captured in 2010 by Comma to the Top, will be run Dec. 17.
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Post time will be 12:30 p.m. daily with three exceptions. Racing will begin at 11 a.m. Thanksgiving (Nov. 24). There are two Friday evening cards – Nov. 11 and Nov. 18. Post time for both is 7:05 p.m. In honor of Veterans Day, admission is free until 8:30 p.m. Nov. 11 for active duty service members and veterans with military identification.
Concerts starring popular local bands Steel Pulse (Nov. 11) and Rebelution (Nov. 18) will be held at the conclusion of the races – approximately 10:30 p.m. The concerts are held at the North Park Lawn.
The first stakes on the Autumn schedule is the $100,000 Real Quiet, which will be run for the sixth time Saturday, Nov. 12. An ungraded event for 2-year-olds at 1 1/16 miles over Cushion Track, the Real Quiet is a prep for the CashCall Futurity. Comma to the Top was the first horse to win both the Real Quiet and Futurity.
Entries for the Real Quiet will be taken Wednesday, Nov. 9.
The wagering menu will continue to include the Player's Pick 5, now a staple on the Southern California circuit after being introduced at the Spring/Summer meet. The 50 cent minimum wager with a reduced 14% takeout, will be offered on Races 1-5 daily. There will continue to be a carryover if no ticket is able to isolate all five winners, but there will be no longer be a consolation payoff for those with four winners.
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z - Zc-.. ^%v rrSLLm^mx^'^sz AOM1 *WM JW^.HJdPflWWgSMMBI^^ ic- If' A,si/V-A/A"rAA% \ O^ --^ $L§0 per Tear, Always ia Atasee. J&L A l^ewgpp* r ier €ta*@ €k>nimll^o D. E.' ALWAED, Pablfefier. YOLUME III GirABE, MICHIGAN. SATURDAY, MAT 14, NUMBER 16. . ELAKPO ETOlS'iriVE.IIETra f^I:o as Ea> firszjEdx roso yoa esq, <i:? Hio-a b!os302s oh. a tree, ©s 2JSo C- dainty Hover in Mby, ©? Ete tha 213052120 to tho <3ay, €? liis tke ewe, or li&c t&a nhaaa, Os Jilso tike goard wMch Jonah EasS— •Bven jmeii issaan, whosa- thrcad'io Bpun, Zn.'n.vT3. onisad out, and eo 13- donfe. Sha scio ^nftiioraj tho fe!os3osa. bl£?f$$b, • 53iG £o7re? fcdeo, tho morning baateth, Zhst caa este, tfcs shadow fliea, • dLQgoa?a eansaiaea,, fco man—lio dieo, like io ti.it gia&s thf«b'B newly sprung, Os? Mire o tale that's Bow begun', ; Or lilie tha bird that'o here to-day, O? like the pearled flow in. Slay, Or Jibe on hour, or like a span, Or Jiii&tiie singing ofa swan— Kvsa sneh is man, w&o lives by breath, 2s Iierej now there, in life and death. Ehe grass withers, the t&Ia is ended, ■ ..Xhs bird is flown, the- dew ascended, "ThQ hour fe short-, the span not long, Eheyews-n'oiiec.-r death, man's life is-'dono, 3&o to tha bubble an the "brook, Cr hi a glass 'much. Kke a look, Cr like the shuttle in, weaver's handj Oy like the -writing In tbe sand, Or like a thought, or like a dream, <te like the gliding-of the ctr-eam— E"->~\ audi 3d man, ■srirp. !ive3 by treaty Is L _■■:*, now there, in life and death. . ■ K-.S bh'SSSe'-s otit,- tho look forgot, 1h<s £h<*ttle's iiimg. the writing's blot, Ehs thought i3 past, ^013 dream is gone,, ' Tho v/atsra glide, man7o life is done* Js&q to go/ orrrow from the bo^r, . Or like ths swift course of water flov7t Or like the tide 'twist flood and ebb, . Of like the. spider's tender web, Or Iit3 a race,' or like a goal,. Or lilro the dealing of a dole—- Uvea such ia man, v/bose brittle stato Io always gubjest unto f ate." Ihefivisnv shot, ihe.llood soon spent, Tho tiniG no stay, iha web so.on rent, • The race copn run, the goal sosSn ■j?oii, She dole soon deals, man's life coojadono. Isike tothe lightning from the eky* Or like a post that quick doth hie, Or Wis & 4uarte;r in a song, Or like a journey three daya long', Oe.like csnow when qununerrs como. Or lifes the pear or like the plum, -Even such is man, tfho heaps up sorroWj Saved but this day, rad dies to-morrow. .The lightning's jiact, the post must go, !2iie song is short, the journey bo, Shgpecn: dothTct, the plum doth faD^ ibe dhov c&solvos, and, so must all. RBflH! m HmmB u "Wh-j* uhere are you 'going, Isabel I^asfeaaa? Ifoft into ihe farm-yard, aarelyf' " ' " Miss liotiae Mayell, I saa going la- bs> iihe fssaEtijardj sorely," replied Ijbb- bal 1 'mik a miseMs-TOHs light'ia-jher gay' •oys35 "cad a clKiiaaang.'SSJadDLe 'oe- he? prater 'Cai"?ed lipsj ,-as- d|xq opened the gate lz2&3igttG "Sfeafiplse^. sfHowhesre else c^-a va bs coaSd'ential "vrathout ran- £?•'££ fef? i&k of bssns.oveEh^srd, Th.© ftm^'/c ±3>iiv r.r<?" da" fibs 'oa'ctcrii j ■■ Lir/css 6^e playing iii the flower-garden ; here's a yomig couple ia the parlor at the piano, he making love, and she not - ' mplnBg miisie, asid » still younger <3traple whispering and giggling in the ibay-win&ow ;■ auntie in my room enjoying e Splendid Misery;' and grandma is an ann^e's room darning stockings; And so, if you really want tp hear bright . away1 why I am here instead o£ at one jr c of my usual summer haunts, ypu must ■-^\. ofetL follow me to the farm-yardi, Be- •sides which"—speaking with increased - :' animation—" I have lately, strange as it snay seem to you, developed quite a passion for farm-yards,'* f ":lt doesa't seem -at all strange, to me* say Sesik* fox Siring our ten 'years' ' feiendshij) you've always been devel oping some odd passion or other. But IVa never lost Mth iri you. Lead on; 0 , I'll follow.". And,, stepping daintily and gracefully,' ■animpeded byvtrains or demi-t??2ins, the Yon&g girls threaded their way through &e crowd of hens and chickens holding © loud and li^y conversation prepara- ,; ■' ^ory te ^aaag to roost; past the cows " waiting to be milked, and turning their Jseads to look after the intruders with \ / .®ceat solemn brown eyes j and old Low- .,.■"• " ' aead, "the white horse, slacking his thirst at the water-trough—to. the ex- -fereme end of the yard,.whereapile of cabbages, neaiiy arranged in the form 43»f a pyramid,- confronted them. "Behold," Said Isabel, stopping before it, "how nature lends herself to wi I (That sounds well, though I don't fenow as . it means anything). This saighty str^are, formed of the green pact .succulent cabbage, is9 no doubt, the -work of som® hionble field-laborer, who, leaving heard of the pyramids of Egypt •-^-ineiteA thereto, nodoubt, by the newspaper paragraphs about our own deax usbelisk—has sought io vary the monotony of cabbage life by building as . \ ©lose sn imifetion as his nmterial * would .efflow. ttet;. uf hope thai /this. jSight of imagination:.'m&y lead to. a higher one,- jbA' and that the cabbage |hah, like the but- fer woman* niay^iaeet' with public tecog- initioa, snd st l^lt be qrowneld with a xjxe&ith. of Isuiehy >:.0ftenJr6m-ihe hum- Ijlest sources spring great wops of .genius. Biirxi^-Jluottie'' (breaking off suddenly and assuming a reproachful tone), "why do you break1 in upon my eloquence with rude and unseemly laughter ?• I was about to repeat to you 1Dongf6llow% last poem j now I won't. See what your feivoiiiy has lost you! Jyad take a seat on the extreme base of the pyramid—-1 prefer the mound of sods ih this secluded corner, sacred to somebody's raise and hoe—while I go ■ back to the commonplace." " Thank you, Bell, dear, Fll share the sods with you, if you please. I have an idea that a cabbage would prove a very uncomfortable seat under any circum- stances &.nc£ do 'go »back .to the com- '«■ iBonplace, feat's a darling, for I'm dying io know what has happened. since" we parted an age ago/' "An age ago. One year and a half exactly. I was.then engaged to Glaude 'Wenner. Ketty name, isn't it? And he ■was a pret^ little fellow, with nice curly • hair and lovely blue- eyes, with lashes long enough for s bang, small dimpled faantls, said not 'ain*.adea in Ms Httle ":* , soundhead. *' Mymother-^—with all due Reference 1 say it—ahd hfe mother—to '".. ' ^hom.I. accord much less deference— made the match when I was bxtb 18, and , I unmade it at 20. I never loved C&aude^ How eould I? And he never loved me. How could he ? We were the victims of circumstances find match-making mammas, and two mortals more unlike it woidd be hard to find. He was the most conventional ol mea,, and would have "nearly died if at any pne of those dreamy dinner parties^ in which his soul delighted, somebody had whispered to him that his backhair Wasn't parted straight* while I have often been strongly tempted to shock the fuH-dressed guests, at the very start,, by asking for some more Soup. "Well, last June, at Newport, my diminutive friend, Eda Smythe, with a head lhe exact counterpart of Claude's appeared upon the scene, and she and my* betrothed fell in love with each other at first sight. Mamma fretted and fumed, &B& scolded, and ask^d me, witjbt'^tragic emphasis, how I could look.cahnly on and see so many thousands of-dollars being lost to the^amily, for she was sur$ that artful minx Would persuade poor , dear £3audeto elpp&orsomething; but I continued to look calmly on, until one evening Glaude,. witlt a deep sigh, kissed Eda's hand as 3fc|.6, bade her good-nighty whenl turned suddenly upon them, and bade them follow meip my room. There I forgave—quite as the manner of a stage parent—-the infatuated midgets at their base duplicity, gave them mj* blessing, kissed theni; both"; and as soon as they, beaming with joy*' had departed, I, ^Iso, beaming with joy, and not quite in the manner of a stage parent, except, perhaps,, a f"ihafore one, executed a pfrouette—-yx honor Of my newly ac-" - quired freedom. Mamma was awfully angry, but they are awfully happy, and|hey've named the baby after; me. My chains (they were never very heavy I must confess) broken be /ond repair, I flirted more than ever, all the time growing as weary as eould-be of hearing the same replies, snd doing this' thing in the morning and that tt'ang in the afternoon, and the other*-pi the evening, and at last I fled from the old familiar throng precipitately one rainy ' day, leaving my maid to pack mj wardrobe and follow. And I determined that this summer I would try pastures entirely new. Auntie had often told me of the pleasant, old-fashioned farm-house which she had discovered years ago, snd I coaxed mamma — promising to taks ■ Ghagley, oSr youngest, who is the *" worrit* of he? life,-with me—and to spend three oi my foul1 oat-of-the-city monthc-' Izcsz - -£_>£, L.0uub, x jauv'd neves? been as happy before, and I am Srmly convinced that hererhave found the kind of life that would suit ine bet. Iwas bom. to love cows and chickens, to make butter, to build pyramids of cabbages." . " '■ •' "Youf laughed her friend. • "I think I see you in the dairy, in a neat cambric dress, with sleeves rolled up to;. the elbows, stamping the pats of butter with ypur monogram, for that's as near as you'd ever come to churning j and in fche hennery, scattering Com to. the chickens from a dainty white apron, a curiously-shaped rustii* hat -meanwhile shading you| rose-and-cream complexion from the sun. You born to love cows and chickens ! you, who have reigned a city belle folr four long years i" '"And for three been most ready to abdicate. By the by"—with assumed carelessness—"^have you seen the young farmer, the only child of our host and "Certainly not," and Miss Majell glances at her watch, " I only arrived two hours ago, and have seen no one but you and your aunt, But I ean se? him in my mind's eye—tall, ungainly, and speaks through his nose, eats with his knife, says /How?'and stares at you as though you were a being from another sphere." "Your mind's eye needs nn eyeglass, Miss Mayell. Its'vision is weak. Tall, broad-shouldered and gainly, if I may use the word as I mean it,. I saw him tossing hay to-day, ahd he looked like an Apollo who had exchanged his lyre for a pitchfork and profited by the change. "And his table manners are as exquisite as yotir own, Miss Mayell, and he has a deep, fell voice and does not say'How?' and has scarcely looked, let alone * stared' at me. I have an idea that he regards girls of our ilk with quiet scorn, and thinks of us all as hothouse flowers not to be compared with the daisies growing wild in the meadows." "How long have you been here, Isabel?" "Six weeks," - ,'' Quite long enough, I think. You'd better go away. You're regarding this yonng farmer, who never looks at you— I don't believe that, however—too sentimentally. You might come to believe he has fallen in love with me." "He is so different from the soft-voiced, perfumed darlings by whom I have been surrounded all my life that, to use your own words, -with a different application, I stare at him as though he were a being from another sphere. The young farmer reads, Lottie, and reads books which, though printed in our native language, would be Greek to yon and me; and he numbers the poets among his friends. I peeped into his room one day, and saw them all, in blue and gold, on his bookshelf. He is an honest, manly fellow, with no false pride about him. I was idiot enough to fancy that he might be the least bit confused when I first saw him at work in his red shirt, and coarse, very broad-brimmed strawhat, buthe sa luted me as calmly as though he had been arrayed in the finest garments. And. .his name is Nathaniel—not as pretty as Claude, but it means * the gift of (&od.' The gift of God, indeed, his old mother says he has been to her, and so will he be to the woman he m&sme'S; And that woman must be a bee, not £. butterfly. Lottie," with sudden fierceness, "if ever you tell I'll kill you." <•' My dear, when 1 do, yon may. ^ Isabel, I begin to suspect that you csrc really in love with JSathaniel—anothe: of' your odd passions—and that beneaiii your butterfly wings Itprks the spirit o:- thebee0* A^d I may'live to see jo:t helping the pitchfork Apollo toss the hay, building obelisks and pyramids *c" cabbages, copy celebrated sculptures in beets, and heap turnips in imitation oi classic old fcuins." >I though each and every one of those occupations," as soon would 1 expect thev compact mass of greens to suddenly tremble tb its base and then tojppic ovef, separating one huge body into 100 or more heads, as -dream that*K"t> thaniel Ijeigh would ever care fpr me." The pyramid trembled to its baseman:, its apex tumbled to the ground. The girls rose quickly from their throne pil sods and with little shrieks fied to^ a safe distance, then turned to look again. ' It toppled over, its many heads rolling fe efesy direction, and in.the place'it ht?,d occupied stood the young farmer. • S"I bless your brother for building e pyramid to-day, Miss Eastman," *'ho :- said, "though he did unlpad one pf &£ market wagons all ready for market foi'; the purpose. And 1 bless the hapj£' chance that kept me from the orchard, and sent me here to fall asleep behin^ to waken at the ;sound, of your voaca. Spell-bound, I remained concealed, hail: [ believing that I was still dreaming, to prove the falsity of the old provefb, . 'Listeners never hear any good oi' themselves/ But can I—dare I hope that grains of earnestness mingled wifeh your jest, and that the pats of butter 5x; ourr dairy saay some day be stamps:" with your^monogram? S&nd my friend, ' Miss Mayell, and you shall hot he. forgotten when we make .ihe beet-statues and the turnip ruins." , . _ • "Well, 'pon my word!" exclaimed Miss MayelJ, with a frank glance ©^admiration at the handsome young foliar,-,, and a smile that threatened io become c laugh in another minute. "And of all things I" scid Mies Bast- man, a lovely bbteh mantling hei* face and then youth and fun conquered nl: three^". and they laughed until the £&?e> . ^ vard resounded. iSnd IAoj?. th/r-: tzrzfaV '-. teAlPS 03? SCHSOTo 3itec Httle ecltpetr© ot carbonate of sib, with water, and it will preserve -overs for two weeks. •ISsxebs EsjfA^r, wriMftg. from the rC- . Aotx of the. Hile,- claims to have discov- zjcA a little model of a sewing machine, supposed to have been made over six A: oiisand years ago, -by an Egyptian, •r'Zed .Zynger. *Panssro acid remains for a consider- v!s time in the bodies of animals pois- •ned with it, and arrests their decay. A. Brame killed a rabbit and a cat by : Jrainistering to each a gramme of this ,.dd. A month afterward the bodies "•ere found perfectly preserved, the dose >?Ing sufficient to permeate the tissues .•"id to become intimately incorporated '.Tils, those of the stPmach. Ts3 subsoil of Paris contains abuhd- ^::ee of sulphur, now in course of forma- -: s, as was recently proved in making ■::e£,vatkms in the Place de la Bepub- Htie. M. Baubree says that this nave sulphur has nothing to do with the -"sape of gas from the mains, but that "i origin is due'"to the simultaneous, x-seneeof vaiioits kinds of organic sub- '.ances end of gypsum in the soil. ( Peos*. CaenexiIiY, of Sheffield, has *~Q7m that Hquids can be reduced to a , lid, or frozen state, and still retain • .sp heat. In order to convert a., solid :S a liquid the pressure must be above certain point. As long, therefore, as io necessary pressure is maintained, no -icranfc of heat will liquify it. By ob' • rcing this law, Prof. Carnelly 6ue- "dedin freezing some water in a glass "szel which remained so hot as to burn '"hand.' • According to Prof. lyndall's defint- m, the brain is the organized register infinitely numerous experiences reived during the evolution of life, or Alhes during the evolution of that series argsnism.through which the human ^aiMsm-has been ioached; the effect of "i most uniform and frequent of ^these j/arienees has been successfuUy he- .octhed, principal wid interest, and ,73 glowly mpuntedto that high intelli- ~ riCQ- which Meg latent in the brain of .i'.: infant. ths iAi-<2 readers may Jsnow expen- ; fc, whieh a lighted match or candle zz\e:-A '"■ Mo' dark room, ireveaJs the tiUCAiJ., <.v. < ing with loud bow-wowa what was matter,, .''--. - A few weeks after Miss Isabel Eastman became Mrs. Hathaniel Leigh, her husband, lying'at her feet in the orchard, and locking up into her face with adoring eyes, said : **I never would have .gained courage to'have told you of my Jove, though I loved you from the very first, had I not heard from your own sweet lipg^that you eared a little for'me. What good spirit, my blessed, sent you of all places to.the farmyard that afternoon?". A ,- ■ _ .- " It was an imp sent me there," she answered, demurely, '' Mother's youngest, who whispered to me, as I left the house with Lottie, 'There's something awful jolly way back in the farmyard— a pyramid of cabbage, and Nat Leigh fast asleep behind it.'"—Harper's Weekly. <a!lsr - IiotteieS' li An employe of the Italian Lotto administration has published an interesting pamphlet respecting the lotto playing in Italy, to which rich and poor, learned andtolearned, are addicted with equal passion, and which contributes a considerable to the Government revenue, *N"ot counting the Island of Sardinia, the lottery in 1879 brought no less than 67,513,269 lire into the treasury. The •^)tal amount of prizes was 32,614,126 fire. The sixty-seven chief provincial towns, with 629 lottery offices and a population of 4,019,520 inhabitants, caused the enormous sum of 43,- 031,814 lire to flow into the treasury. The rural districts, with 1,102 offices and 22,145,074 inhabitants, contributed 24,451,454 lire; in other words, the population of the chief provincial towns paid a voluntary tax of 10 lire 71 centesimi per capita, that of the rural districts only 1 lire 11 centesimi, making an average of 2 lire 58 centesimi for every Italian subject of either sex. The Basilieuta, the two Oalabrias, the Abruzzes, Molise, the Marks and TJmbria, containing the smallest number of persons unable to read or. write, furnish also the smallest amount in lotto-moneys as well as in direct and indirect taxes. The provinces with the greatest number of persons not able to read and write, and a population of 10,533,884 souls, spent 21,689,808 lire for lottery playing, i e., 2.05 lire per capita, and the remaining ones 2.22 lire for eaeh inhabitant. People play more where the game is facilitated by a large number of lottery offices. Twenty-four provinces with 1,279 offices expended 52,228,277 lire; the other 43 provinces with 452 offices-only 15,- 285,011 lire, making an average of 4 lire 17 centesimi for the former and 1 lire 12 centesimi a head for the latter. In those provinces which pay a larger quota of taxes the inhabitants are more given to playing. As a curious and at the same time regrettable fact be it mentioned that the city of Turin, with 39 per cent, of persons unable to read and write, pays on an average 10.73 lire a head to the letto adminisigration; Milan, with an equal percentage, "9.41 lire; Venice, 47 per cent., 14.70 lire; Genoa, with 68 percept., 8.06 lire; Borne, with 60per cent., 19.91 lire; Florence, with65 per Bolpgna, with 68 per Naples, with 69 jper —Wiener AMgemeine cent., 16.33 cent., 6.70, cent., 19.91 ZeUuna. lire; and lire"- ±a th's retina. s.^/Lt£i ^Jx.^mS.'viU.KriJ.-Lt^Ji, ' u*-!i UJU£1 i~uijU&'_ has beeii lately observed by M. CFarpentier. Looking at a sky uniform- lyilluminated with diffuse white light, lie'made the two fingers of his right ha|id (separate about 0.1 to 0.2 m.), , tp pass rapidly tp an fro before his eyes, anl in about half a minute the uniform aspect of the sky was greatly changed. ' On a white background- appeared a mosaic composed of hexagons of violet purple color, 'separated by white lines. Other persons, he says, • have' repeated the experiment with success. He gives reasons for thinking that the hexagonal images correspond to the cones in the fovea and. yellow spot, which cones, pressed together, form a sort of hexagonal mosaic. The white lines probably correspond to filaments charged wi$i crystals of pigment, which descend from the chorodian cells. Dk. Lb Bon continues his researches regarding the products of tobacco. The new alkaloid found in tobacco smoke (with other aromatic principles, and prussieacid as'well as nicotine) is a liquid, of Yeiy agreeable and very penetrating color, and as poisonous as nicotine, the twentieth part of one drop sufficing to paralyze and. kill a frog. It is the prussic acid and the various aromatic principles that cause headache, giddiness, and nausea, in smoking certain tobaccos that contain little.nicotine; Other tobaccos, rich* in nicotine, have no such effects. The tobaccos containing most prussic acid and collidine are those of Havana and the Levant. The dark, semi-liquid matter which condenses in pipes and cigar-holders contains all the substances mentioned, as well as carbonate of am- .oaonia, tarry and coloring matter, eto. It is very poisonous. Two or three drops of it will kill a small animal. The combustion of the tobacco destroys but a small part of the nicotine, and most of this appears in the smoke. The proportion absorbed by smokers Varies according to circumstances, bui hardly ever falls belbw fifty centigrammes for every 100 grammes of tobacco burned. About the same quantity of ammonia is absorbed at the same time. Naturally, more of the poisonous principles are absorbed when the smoked is breathed, as in a room; less in the open air. A. frog* placed in a. receiver containing a solution of nicotine, with about a drop of that substance to a little water, succumbs in a few hours. Tobacco smoke contains about eight millilitres of carbonic oxide per 100 grammes of tobacco burned. The poisonous properties of tobacco smoke are not due to this gas, as has been maintained in Germany. -• TJie Mother * A ccrrespondent ef the rTew York Times was, during a flood, crossing the Snake river in a crowded boat. There was in it a mother with an infant, which a gentleman volunteered to hold. In the middle of the stream the rushing waters terrified the woman so that she clutched the boatnervously, whiehrockedit, endangering the lives of the passengers. In spite of remonstrances she continued to grasp the boat, when the gentleman, raising Ms voice above the roar of the waters, screamed to her: "If you do thii again I will throw your child overboard." She closed her hands tightly and crpssed them in her lap; On reaching the shore she fainted! Her palms were covered with blood where she had dug the nails *of her clenched hands into* them. On recovering consciousness she began to abuse the .man who had threat ened to throw her child overboard. The bbafanan told him to "never mind heE blather;" for, he h&A saved all their lives. Then she burst into.tears and asked his forgiveness. Shewasawomaa all over —at any rate she would have been if she hadn't done as she wae told. The.Bnmor of SimSI^So. Generally speaking, there fa nothing excruciatingly funny about -smallpox'; but the doctors who are called to prescribe for patients occasionally mm onto something that ticldes them. Hot many years ago a doctor here was caHed to see a man at one of the hotels, who lived out in Iowa. The man was sick asJ a horse, and the doctor had his suspicions about what ailed him, but couldn't tell exactly, so he gave him something to quiet him-, and told the friend who -was with him that he would call in the morning. The friend said he thought as much of the sick man as he could of a brother, and he would see him through.' The next morning the doctor called and ■» the sick man was alone. He examined him and found that he had smallpox. While he was dealing out some medicine the friend came blundering In. Baid he,, " Doc, that medicine ain't worth a continental. This man is very sick." The doctor said he had come to that cpnclu- sionhimself. ""Why,"said the friend, "I rubbed him all night. I think he would have died if I had not rubbed his head. When a man is my friend he can draw on me for all that is put, and don't you forget it/.' The doctor said he was glad to hear it. He said thera was nothing more touching to him than pure friendship between men, and he was glad the sick man had a friend that would stick to him, "You bet your life," says the friend. And, then lie almost intimated that the doctor did not understand his business, and said something had gpt to be ' done, if there was any doctors in Milwaukee that could handle the case'. The doctor wa3 getting a little hoi; and when the .friend asked, " Do you know what ails him ?" thes doctor said he thought he did. Then he' pulled down the bed-clothes and pointed to a little swelling near the little toe, and asked the friend if he could see it. "See it!' ~ Of course I can. It's only a'little- <,rm about near the side of one { pimple." The -doctor said 4fceza was only one disease that shoved that Mnd of pimples. ""Whatfe*bhe.t$" r^Ir.erf?, '--ke' the doctor! ^h-"t-*5 " :^z FBK MB BOSK, in the most aggravating way. '' Suffering Moses! let me out of that door ! " shouted the Mend, and the doe- tor said yoti. could have played marbles on his coat tail. The doctor fixed up the patient, and when he went out in the hall the friend was leaning against a trunk, -white as a sheet and weak as a cat. "Doc," says he, in a quivering voice, " that man in there is nothing to me.' I wouldn't go* in that room for a thousand dollars. Is there no w^y to fumigate me? Say, Doc, I want {x> be vaccinated. Put a pint of virus into me. Shoot it in with a gun. Damned if I ever go near a sick man again." The doctor says " such is life."—JPecKs Sun. fhe Habit of tthxift. Tho habits of thrift are defined: hy the London Globe as facts of self-denial for the sake of some objeci in the future, and it is just such acts as these which people in all cities find it extremely difficult to practice. It is a matter to a very great extent depending on natural disposition which varies just as much in one class as in another. There are some who by nature are endowed with the accumulative propensity of the squirrel, the bee and the ant. They find a keen and absorbing pleasure in hoarding what they get; not, perhaps, for itsown sake, but as a measure of successful action, and as a. kind of reserve of power which ihey liave at command should they choose to exert it. Others seem to have nothing of this in their composition. The power that money gives seems to them dormant and useless until it is put in action. Theyare sanguine as to the future, rarely foresee trouble, and are gay and light' hearted ia the present; whereas the acquisitive individual will usually be found apprehensive of the coming time, and very,apt to meet his troubles half-way. These two types of character are as marked and distinct as any two possibly can be, and the extreme of eaeh can scarcely be considered amenable to modifying influences to any extent. Moreover, they are confined not to one class but are found in all. Education is commonly regarded as fhe proper cure for thriftless habits, and, to a certain ex*~nt, no doubt, itis. But education cannot eradicate the constituent jraits of individual character. The accumulative and foreboding will always remain more or less so, and the sanguine and freehanded will always feel the passing day to be the one really important point of time. Moreover^ although education implies self-restraint and thoughtfulness, it, of course, has a tendency to expand the. view and to create desires which may or may not be of a simple and inexpensive kind. 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SALISBURY — Ronnie Gallagher, longtime sports editor of the Salisbury Post, died suddenly this morning.
He woke up ill early this morning and went to Novant Health Rowan Medical Center where he died.
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Gallagher had recently been hospitalized for a minor heart attack and other ailments but had returned to work this week. He has a football column in today's paper.
Gallagher was 57.
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Peter Hujar's sensitive portrayals of members of the gay subculture in New York's East Village were often part document, part theater—collaborative performances between a subject in front of the camera and the subject behind it. In John Heys in Lana Turner's Gown, the sitter—dressed in drag that summons 1940s Hollywood glamour—is at once self-possessed and defiant, suggesting the importance of performance to individual identity. Daniel Schook Sucking Toe is equally staged. Theatrically lit and set in the artist's studio, the subject's nudity suggests vulnerability, even though his gesture is playful, sexual, and calculated. This careful attention to lighting, pose, and costume can also be seen in Man Leaning Against Tree, which, although it appears impromptu and objective, is nonetheless carefully orchestrated and highly subjective.


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Goats, man. Why you gotta fuck with 'em? 'Cause you think they're all docile and shit? You think a goat can't get gangsta? No, a goat can get gangsta. And unfortunately a goat got medieval on a hiker who was at the wrong place at the wrong time. You don't hear about something like that every day, do you? But that's probably because you don't hear about park rangers encouraging visitors to hurl rocks at aggressive goats, either.
Let me be clear with you: Never taunt, harass, or torture anyone who has been called "aggressive." Now, maybe that's clear to me because I have years of psychological training, but I thought that was pretty much common sense in general. You don't stand within throwing distance of (or even approach) Naomi Campbell, you don't welcome Bjork to Bangkok, and you certainly, CERTAINLY do not toss rocks at a wild animal who is known to get riled up. No matter who tells you to do it. QUICK STORY ABOUT THE DANGERS OF THROWING ROCKS: When I was seven I had to wear an eye patch to deal with my Paris Hilton eye (later corrected) with surgery. Patches don't do shit except make you look like an awesome pirate! (Thanks, mom!). My brother and his friend thought it was hilarious that I couldn't see anything and as I was wandering around the playground looking like a lonely pirate, they decided to throw a rock at me because it would surprise/stun/kill me. Luckily for me, they had bad aim. They hit a nursing mother instead. Everyone was fine, but the moral of the story is DON'T FUCKING THROW ROCKS!
Here's the thing: The man-killing goat was known to be aggressive, but things could have been done differently. Instead of "hazing" the goat to be frightened of humans by chucking things at it, they could have airlifted it to another area—like they did in the 1980s when the high goat population endangered the environment—where people aren't as likely to happen upon it. There could have been a protocol of something other than "throw rocks at it to make it go away" when people encountered the goat. I'm sure the rangers could have held a town hall meeting or something. Instead, a gentleman who was enjoying his lunch was gored to death and the goat was found and killed. That sucks.
God, you know what's depressing? Besides having to write a 100-page paper in the next nine months? Being a caged animal at the zoo. You know what's worse than that? When holidays come around and the zoo decides that the best way to celebrate Halloween is to let people feed you pumpkin snacks. Apparently this is part of the Oklahoma City Zoo enrichment program that is supposed to be beneficial to the animals' mental and physical well-being, but I don't see how this is going to make the rhinos and beavers feel any better about having to live in a cage their entire lives. Maybe the enrichment program could focus on not bringing any more animals to the zoo? And maybe not feeding them holiday-themed snacks? Apparently, most of the animals consider pumpkins to be a super-special treat, but as someone who is somewhat pumpkin-phobic, I'm pretty skeptical.
That's all for today. Please join me next week when we will be preparing for Halloween with awesome/awful costumes. SPOILER: Butchers are saying that people should refrain from making meat dresses of their own. That's a small relief at least. I was getting pretty worried that the meat dress was going to be this year's Borat.
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INGLEWOOD, Calif. (September 13, 2010)—Victor's Cry, the upset winner of the Shoemaker Mile earlier in the year at Hollywood Park, will try to add a second Grade I to his resume in the $1 million Woodbine Mile Sunday at Woodbine in Toronto.
Owned by Equilete Stable and trained by Eoin Harty, the 5-year-old son of Street Cry is looking to become only the second horse to win both the Shoemaker and the Woodbine Mile. Labeeb completed the grassy double in 1998.
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The Usual Q.T., who earned the first Grade 1 win of his career in the 2009 Hollywood Derby over the Hollywood Park turf course, will be ridden by regular jockey Victor Espinoza.
The other two Californians scheduled to compete in the Woodbine Mile are Riviera Cocktail, a multiple winner over the grass at Hollywood Park, and Crowded House, who most recently was second behind Richard's Kid in the Pacific Classic on Aug. 28 at Del Mar.
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Since their first album "Slim Cessna's Auto Club" came out in 1995 the band have been extremely popular on the local Denver live scene; that's how they won into Jello's heart. In fact, the press even came up with a name for fans of the band : "Cessnuts". Their second album "American Country Music Changed Her Life" was released in 1998 around the same time the band was flown to Paris to hold court at a club for a 2 week stint as well as their 3-night opening slot for Johnny Cash in Las Vegas.
Musically they have been called alt country, country-western, country-revisionist, and psychobilly. They have been compared to Hank Williams, Screamin' Jay Hawkins, 16 Horsepower, Ernest Tubb and Jimmie Rodgers. Yet "alt" and weird enough to keep mainstream country fans scared of them. Some songs have a gospel feel to them, which makes sense since Slim's father was a baptist preacher.
The CD contains thirteen gems soaked in country, hillbilly, and western with banjo, fiddle, pedal-steel guitar, keyboard, bass, harmonium, auto harp, accordion, and Slim's signature yodel falsetto vocals. Tales of luv, Satan, whiskey, drivin', Jesus, smokin', .44's, God, wine, The Lord, feelin' blue, gin, .....you get the picture, help tell the story.
The limited edition LP version contains one track that's not on the CD. The LP version contains 10 songs total. The CD contains 13 songs.
"Like countless country performers before him, Cessna weaves together the conflicting elements of Saturday night and Sunday morning. Light is fueled with dark, sin with salvation, hearth and home with the lost highway."
from "Psychobilly Stars" Friday, September 17, 1999 Denver Post
"But the best band at SXSW was Slim Cessna's Auto Club, a Denver 6 piece that combines the best of bluegrass and backwardass-like a crazed punk band crashing into a gospel hoe-down, the band swerved preachy to creepy with a downhome flair."- Spin


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The Gartner Symposium took place on the 11-14th of November in Barcelona last year. It is the world's most important annual gathering of CIOs and senior IT executives, attracting more than 4,000 of your peers, and once again Xerox was proud to be a sponsor.
Developments like big data, BYOD, cloud computing, enterprise mobility and the growing importance of security are seeing our digital and paper worlds collide. At Symposium, working with our theme of the agile office, we explored strategies for growth with optimism and realism, uncovering what the workplace of the future could hold.
|Steve Hoover
Steve Hoover is currently the CEO at PARC, a premier source of innovation and scientific research for technology companies. Between 2009 and 2011 Steve worked in the Software and Electronics Development Group at Xerox, leading the global organisation responsible for all software and electronics development and delivery, for all Xerox products ranging from workgroup to production.
Solution Provider Session
The Evolving Workplace
|Andy Jones
Director and General Manager, Large Enterprise Operations
Andy's responsibilities within LEO include service innovation, business consulting and technology. Andy also leads marketing and strategy for Large Enterprise Operations, Europe. Exploiting technology has been a key strategy Andy has utilised in developing Xerox's services portfolio.
The role of workflow automation in driving business agility
At our exhibition stand in the ITXpo we gave you our vision of the agile office of the future and showcased some of our solutions that are bringing the vision to reality.
Using real examples and a representation of a complex organisation, some of the things which were demonstrated were:


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The facility — Amazon's third in the state since October — will "create hundreds of full-time jobs with benefits," according to a press release issued Tuesday by Amazon.
A fulfillment center is used by Amazon.com to package and distribute the products it sells online.
Employees at the Tracy center are expected to "engage with high-end technology while fulfilling customer orders," the release states.
Amazon stated that the center's jobs "pay on average 30 percent more than traditional retail jobs" and are eligible for full health benefits and stock grants, which according to the company have added an average of 9 percent to an employee's annual base salary.
The announcement confirms what was first reported by the Tracy Press on Nov. 20, when Mayor Brent Ives said the city was on the verge of finalizing an agreement with Amazon.com to establish a major distribution center within city limits.
The Press was the first to report such news.
"We have worked heaven and earth for this," Ives said at the time.
City Manager Leon Churchill said on Tuesday that city officials see the deal as an "investment in the economic future" of Tracy. He said city officials made a "conservative estimate" that the center will employ around 1,000 people, but noted that the number will "most likely" fluctuate.
"Online shopping has grown exponentially over the last several years," he said. "Amazon is going to bring a lot of high-end technology jobs, and I hope this is going to be a breakthrough for our local economy by bringing better jobs for the community."
During the past couple of years, the Tracy City Council has taken steps to adopt a more "business-friendly process" to attract economic development and investment to the city, according to Churchill.
Business-friendly approach
On Dec. 21, 2011, the council approved several incentive programs — including the Office and Industrial Incentive Program — that could significantly benefit Amazon.com.
According to Churchill, after Amazon.com is open for one year, the company has the option to apply for the program if it meets three requirements:
• Generates annual gross sales of at least $100 million
• Provides a minimum of 1,000 jobs
• Pay the city's sales tax rate of 1 percent, which under the requirements would be at least $1 million for city coffers
However, if the City Council approves Amazon.com for the program, the city will annually return 50 percent of the company's city sales tax share on gross sales up to $200 million. The company could be eligible to receive up to 80 percent of its annual city sales tax for any sales exceeding $200 million, Churchill said.
Ives stated in the release that he was "honored Amazon recognized our efforts and made the decision to collaborate with the city of Tracy."
"The anticipated sales tax generated by Amazon will benefit the community as a whole," he stated. "This will be the first of many new business announcements as we continue to prepare our community for future job-generating developments."
The mayor has previously stated that the center will boost city tax revenue and the services for which its pays, including police and fire protection.
Construction under way
ProLogis Inc., headquartered in San Francisco, also announced Tuesday that the company has a contract with Amazon.com to build the center on the nearly 90-acre site of ProLogis Park Tracy Phase II.
The site is between the Crate & Barrel warehouses, 1605 N. Chrisman Road, and the Union Pacific Railroad which runs parallel to Brichetto Road.
Construction crews were leveling the ground on Wednesday, Jan. 23, in preparation for pouring the foundation, which could begin by Feb. 4, according to site superintendent Ray Koester.
Once the foundation is poured, he said crews "will be working night and day" to finish the project.
This is the third such fulfillment center Amazon.com is building in California. In October, the company opened a 950,000-square-foot fulfillment center in San Bernardino and announced it would open a similar facility in Patterson, just south of Tracy.
Ready to apply
According to Churchill, Tracy residents interested in working for Amazon.com should fill out an online application at the company's website.
Applications can be found at the bottom of the website under the heading "Careers." However, on Thursday, Jan. 24, there was no listing for the Tracy location.
Calls to the Amazon.com public relations department on Wednesday were not returned by print deadline on Thursday.
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This adorable 16-inch bicycle is full of pink flair! Featuring girly-glam accents and shades of hot pink (Barbie® doll's signature hue), plus flower-shaped pedals and removable training wheels for the girl who's just learning to ride. Includes a zippered handlebar bag, sparkly streamers, and even a mini bike to bring Barbie along for the ride (doll sold separately). By Dynacraft.
- Tire & rim dimensions: 16" x 2"
- Designed for girls aged 2-6
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Age Grade: 3 & Up
Country of Origin: Imported