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Soon after 1812 a number of Negro families from the United States came to Nova Scotia and settled in the Pine Woods and Gibson's Woods area. Soon after Confederation a central place for militia drill was established on the Aylesford plain near the Annapolis county line and it was called Aldershot. In 1904 the Dominion government purchased land for a new Camp Aldershot in the Pine Woods.
School classes were held for six months in 1870. In 1906 $700 was voted for a new school in Pine Woods. In 1944 a rented building in Yoho section of Aldershot was replaced by a new school built on Meadow Road. Aldershot Elementary School was built in 1962. Inhabitants of the village have been employed in the military camp or in the town of Kentville.
Population of Aldershot in 1956 was 1406.
A school house was built at Beech Hill about 1866.
A postal way office was opened in 1863.
Farming and lumbering are the basic industries.
Population in 1956 was North Alton, 274, South Alton, 202.
This rural area is located west of Upper Pereau and near the head of Ross Creek approximately four miles south of Bennett Bay in central Nova Scotia. It was probably named after Arlington, Mass., or Arlington, Virginia, U.S.A. The land was part of Cornwallis township which was established in 1761.
Farming and lumbering are the basic industries.
Population in 1956 was 110.
St. Mary's Anglican Church was built in 1790. In 1799 and 1833 school-houses were built near the Church. The last school was later sold to the school section and was used as a common school in 1891. West King's District High School was opened on October 5, 1956.
Farming is the main industry.
Population in 1956 was 383.
A postal way office was established with W.F. Newcomb as postmaster on June 1, 1972.
A covered bridge was built across the Horton River in 1869. It was torn down in January, 1952, and a bailey bridge was put in use until a new bridge could be completed in 1961.
A railway station was built in 1870. A lighthouse was completed at Horton Bluff in 1851.
Farming and the manufacture of clay products have been the main industries. Robert Shaw built a clay brick and tile manufacturing plant here in 1883.
Population in 1956 was Avonport 253, Avonport Station, 210.
Settlement probably began in this area soon after Wilmot township was laid out in 1764. It was greatly extended by Loyalist immigration. By 1802, there were forty-two families in the township. On September 15, 1787, James Morden made an indenture with John West, a resident of Aylesford Mountain (in the township of Aylesford, lately called Wilmot Mountain in the township of Wilmot) for 130 acres of land on Aylesford Mountain. Lower Aylesford remained almost unsettled until 1835 when the government began selling land there.
Baptist meeting houses were opened at Upper Aylesford on December 14, 1873, and at Lower Aylesford in 1877. St. Lawrence Roman Catholic Church was built shortly before 1854. The Roman Catholic congregation moved and renovated a store for church services opening the building in June, 1942. The new St. Monica's Church was built in 1956. The Aylesford United Church was built in 1956. The Aylesford United Church was built in 1831 as the East Chapel. It was moved and renovated in 1917.
Two school-houses had been built in the Township by May, 1814. A new school was erected at Aylesford Mountain in 1878, and at Aylesford in 1895. On October, 1965, the new St. Mary's Elementary School was opened.
A postal way office was established in 1836 and a post office in 1853. A way office was opened at Aylesford West from 1859 to 1860. James D. Van Buskirk was postmaster at Aylesford in 1854.
The Aylesford Union was published by Rev. John B. Morgan of the Ayelsford Baptist Church in 1897-99. The first year it was printed at the Register office, the second year at the Middleton Outlook office.
Fruit growing along with other forms of agriculture is the main industry. In September, 1964, the Scotian Gold fruit processing plant, after about forty years of production was scheduled to be abandoned and sold.
Population in 1956 was: Aylesford, 738, Aylesford East, 96, Aylesford Mountain, 63.
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Farming and lumbering are the basic industries.
Jonathan Margeson was a schoolmaster here in 1834. A school-house was built in 1869. A new school was built in 1906 but it burned down and was replaced with a new building in 1939. A way office was established October 1, 1873 with John Baxter as postmaster.
Fishing and limited farming are the main occupations.
Population in 1956 was 112.
The land was granted to the proprietors of Cornwallis Township about 1760 but settlement began at the site of Berwick about April, 1810, when Benjamin Congdon moved here and built a small house. About the same time, Enoch Congdon and David Shaw from Phinney Mountain, Annapolis County, moved here. William Davison arrived about 1835, and the place then became known as "Davisons Corner." By 1835 there were three houses on the site. The town incorporated in 1923.
In 1828 the Pleasant Valley Baptist Meeting House was built and was the home of the Second Cornwallis Baptist congregation until a new Church was built in Berwick in 1857-58. The foundation stone of the Methodist Church was laid May 25, 1857, and the church was opened January 31, 1858. It was burned in November 1938, and the new Church was dedicated on February 25, 1940. The Methodist Camp Meeting grounds, incorporated in 1885, are now the property of the United Church of Canada. The Anglican Christ Church was built in Grafton about 1854 and was moved to Berwick in 1876. The Parish hall in use by June, 1959, was dedicated in September, 1959. St. Anthony's Roman Catholic Church was built in 1956, opened and blessed on November 25, 1956.
A log school-house was probably erected before 1830. Another school with the second floor used as a temperance hall was built in 1850. Soon after this, Miss Fields opened a boarding school for girls. It closed after a year but reopened in 1858 in Wolfville as the beginning of the Acadia Seminary. A new public school was completed in 1874. In April, 1882, three schools near Berwick were burned down. New schools were built at South Berwick and Windermere in 1883. A new school was built at Berwick in 1935. In January, 1959, the new Berwick Junior-Senior High School was completed for use.
A postal way office was established in 1856, and it became a Post Office in 1858 with J.M. Parker as Postmaster. A way office was established at Berwick Station in 1873. Construction of West Kings Memorial Hospital was begun on May 2, 1966. A fire station was begun in December, 1965.
The Star was begun in Berwick by James A. Halliday in 1866. It was moved to Kentville, 1863-73, 1873-79, then to Wolfville where it was published until about 1881.
The Farm Journal was published by A. J. Pineo in Pictou but dated in Berwick in 1888. When it was discontinued, he began the Berwick News in Pictou about 1889. This paper was purchased by John E. Woodworth in 1891, and the name was changed to Berwick Register. This was still being published in 1966. The Co-operative News was published about 1916-17.
The Windsor and Annapolis (later D.A.R.) Railroad was completed in 1869.
Berwick Bakery was begun by Arthur E. Bezanson in 1924. Hayden Furniture Ltd., furniture repairers and manufacturers, began about 1949. H.D. Larsen, meat packers began operations in 1947. Other basic industries include stores, garages, etc.
Population of Berwick in 1961 was 1282, of South Berwick in 1956, was 378, and of South West in 1956 was 101.
A Baptist Church was built in 1835. It was burned in 1871 and rebuilt in 1872. A new Baptist Church was dedicated October 18, 1903.
Elisha Beckwith was teacher in the upper part of the village and James Carmichael was teacher in the lower section from December, 1828 to June , 1829. A school-house was built by 1888.
A postal way office was in operation here from 1855 to 1863.
Farming is the basic industry.
Population in 1956 was 97.
The United Baptist Church was dedicated on January 4, 1903.
James Fox was schoolmaster at Bishop Hill, Horton in 1836.
A new school-house was built in 1875.
Farming and lumbering are the basic industries.
A Baptist meeting house was dedicated on February 7, 1864.
William Nesbit and Thomas W. Pearson were schoolmasters here during the June to December, 1828, school term. A school was built at East Black Rock in 1848.
A lighthouse was erected in 1848.
In the mid 19th century considerable shipbuilding and shipping of wood and potatoes was carried on. More recently fishing and farming have become staple industries.
Population in 1956 was 112.
Fishing and farming are the basic industries.
Population in 1956 was: Blomidon 55, Lower Blomidon, 79.
A school-house was built here in 1865.
Farming is the basic industry.
Population in 1956 was Brooklyn Corner, 59, Brooklyn Street, 85, West Brooklyn, 119.
A school-house was built at Buckley in 1867.
A postal way office known as both Union Square and Buckley's was established in 1855.
Farming and fishing are the main industries.
By 1922 the village contained a Methodist and a Baptist Church and a Post Office. The Baptist church was probably built in the 1860's or 1870's and the Methodist church in the 1890's or early 1900's.
A new school was built about 1885. A postal way office was established on August 1, 1870 with Charles Hall as office keeper.
A new community hall was opened in November, 1956.
Farming and lumbering are the basic industries.
Population in 1956 was 83.
A Baptist meeting house was opened here on April 9, 1865. A Baptist Church was dedicated on November 8, 1874.
A school-house was built in 1867. It was destroyed by fire and replaced by a new school in 1886. The nineteen room Central Kings Rural High School was completed in November, 1952. In June , 1961, construction began on the Cambridge District Consolidated Elementary School. It was opened on January 30, 1962. Central Kings Senior High School was built in 1962.
A postal way office was opened at Cambridge Station on August 1st, 1872, with John C. Neily as postmaster.
Farming is the basic industry.
Population in 1956 was: Cambridge 586, Cambridge Station, 79.
A postal way office was established in 1864.
Fishing and farming are the basic industries.
Population in 1956 was 55.
This rural area is located about three miles south of Canning and along the Canard River on the west side of the Minas Basin in Central Nova Scotia. The Indian name was Apcheechkumochwakade, meaning "a place abounding in little ducks." "Canard" is the French word for "duck". There was an Acadian French settlement at Riviere aux Canards by the beginning of the 18th century. In 1760 settlers from New England arrived. Hezekiah Cogswell was one of the original grantees at Upper Canard in 1761. Ezekiel Huntington was a grantee in the Canard area and some of the grantees at Lower Canard were: Isaac Bigelow, Senior and Junior, Jabez West, John Lowdon, Samuel Morris, and Nathaniel Bliss. Davis Eaton came to Cornwallis about 1761 and built his house on Canard Street near Hamilton's corner. This corner was long known a Jaw Bone Corner or the Whalebone because of a gate here with posts made from a whale's jaw bone. Later it became Hamilton's Corner possibly in honor of an early settler.
In 1786 a new light congregationalist meeting house was built at Jaw Bone Corner. It was also used for school purposes at times. The last service was held in it in 1824. A church building was erected at Upper Canard in 1807-09. It stood until 1873 and was replaced by a new church which burned down in 1909. A new church was constructed soon afterwards. The Canard United Church was built by the Presbyterians about 1858. A Campbellite meeting house was built about mid-19th century.
There was a one-room brick school-house standing at Lower Canard in 1807. A school-house was built at Lower Canard in 1866, and at Upper Canard, the school was enlarged in 1876.
A postal way office was established in September, 1849.
A new Temperance hall was opened in September, 1849.
The Wellington Dyke, one of the largest in the area, was begun in 1809, abandoned until 1817, and completed in 1824.
Agriculture in various forms constitute the main industry.
Population in 1956 was: Lower Canard, 93, Upper Canard 171.
Settlement increased with the arrival of Loyalists after the American Revolution. A man named Stewart (or Steward) is said to have been the first to settle in the area. By 1830 the chief householders were: Benjamin Donaldson, John Wells, John Sheffield, and William Woodworth. Between 1839 and 1853, fourteen houses were erected, seven stores opened, and a hotel was built. About 1849 a cutlery factory was opened. On July 15, 1866, the entire business section for about one-half mile was burned out. The village was largely rebuilt by 1868, but another bad fire destroyed much of the new construction in that year. Another fire on June 23, 1912, destroyed about ten stores before it was stopped.
A Methodist Church was erected about 1854 and dedicated on May 25, 1856, but this Church burned down on February 8, 1908. The new Church which became Trinity United Church was opened February 13, 1910. A Baptist meeting house was erected about 1857. In the 1870's there was a Free Baptist Church at one end of the village. St. Michael's Anglican Church was consecrated on August 25, 1906.
There was a school-house here about 1830. Perry Borden was a teacher here for the December 1829 to June 1830 term. A new school was built in 1876 but was burned down on June 17, 1886. A new building was erected immediately to replace it. In 1918 this school was damaged by fire but was repaired. Glooscap School was built in 1964. A postal way office was established in 1846 with Elias Burbidge as Postmaster. This became a post office in 1857. The building in which it was housed was destroyed in the June 23, 1912 fire but a new building put into use which served until the new Federal Post Office was completed and put into operation in August. 1959.
The Kings County Gazette was published by H. B. Borden in 1864-65 then by Major Theakson in 1865-66. The Canning Gazette was edited by Alexander M. Liddell in 1888 but in three months it amalgamated with the Western Chronicle.
Kent Foods Ltd. Plant was built in 1946. The United Fruit Company built a cold storage warehouse here in 1957. Fruit processing has been a major industry. In March, 1884, a local firm started a factory for the evaporated vegetable business. Potato growing was a major industry in 1910.
Population in 1956 was 619.
Prior to 1918 the Baptist congregation worshipped in the community hall. The Baptist church was dedicated in May, 1920. A Roman Catholic Church stood in the village in the late 19th century.
A school-house was built by 1874. A new school was built in 1920 and in 1951 an old hall was renovated for school purposes. A new Federal post office was completed on May 2, 1966.
The railway was completed through this village in 1890.
Agriculture and food processing are the main industries.
Acadia Foods Limited began operations here about 1954.
Population in 1956 was 437.
A school-house was built here before 1874. In 1909 and in 1916 new schools were built to replace buildings that had burned down.
A postal way office was established on January 1, 1872, with Thomas Murphy as postmaster.
Fishing and farming are the industries.
A congregational Presbyterian meeting house was built here in 1767-68 and was taken down in 1874. Almost on the site of the church was the French Acadian Church of St. Joseph which stood during the first half of the 18th century.
A postal way office was established on April 1, 1871 with Samuel Chipman as office keeper.
Farming is the major industry.
Population in 1956 was 58.
Some of the grantees in this area in 1761 were: Peter Wickwire, Silas Woodworth, Hezekiah Morris, Francis Morris, Gilbert Jonathan Belcher, and Jermeiah Dier Rogers.
The frame of St. John's Anglican Church was raised in 1804. The Church was formally opened on December 25, 1810 and it was consecrated in 1826.
John McLean was the schoolmaster here in 1836.
A postal way office was established in 1855.
Farming is the main occupation.
Population in 1956 was 331.
A school-house was built soon after 1866. It was replaced by a new building erected in about 1884-85, but this building burned down during the winter of 1903-04 and a new school was built soon after. Coldbrook Way Office was established on September 1, 1870 under the care of Henry Porter.
Fruit growing and processing are the main industries. Scotian Gold Cooperative engaged in the fruit processing business since 1912, opened a new plant at Coldbrook on September 22, 1964.
Population of Coldbrook Station in 1956 was 335.
On the Annapolis-Kings county line just south of Mawhorgeck Lake in the south central part of Nova Scotia.
Superintendent J.W. Cross of the Davison Lumber Company had been born in Cassburn, Ontario. He substituted his name, Cross for Cass, to make Crossburn, and named the village. The settlement came into existence in 1905 as one of the chief lumber camps of the Davison Lumber Company.
In 1906 a school was built with Mrs. Bessie Fairn Mason as teacher, and in 1907-1909 a 300 book library was accumulated. In 1906 a Post Office was established.
The Springfield Railway was built from Hastings Junction to Crossburn in 1905. In 1921 this was dis-assembled, the rails shipped to British Columbia, and the remainder sold for scrap and other uses.
In 1921 the Davison Lumber Company shut down operations and moved out, leaving the village of Crossburn to revert to pre-1905 size.
Lumbering and limited farming are the industries.
East Dalhousie Baptist Church was built in 1893.
John Loramore was teaching at Dalhousie Settlement in 1830. A new school was built at Dalhousie Settlement in 1891. A new School was built at Dalhousie on 1907.
A postal way office was established at Dalhousie East on July 1, 1872, with Melissa Starratt as postmistress.
Farming and lumbering are the basic industries.
Population of Dalhousie East in 1956 was 203.
John Reid was schoolmaster at "the Davison Settlement so called" in 1829. In 1910 a new school was built to replace one that had been burned two years previously.
Farming is the basic industry.
Population in 1956 was 94.
The first European settlers were the French Acadians in the early 18th century. Settlement was begun here by New England Planters soon after Cornwallis township was granted to them in 1761.
A new school was built at "Middle Pereau" in 1883.
Fishing and farming are the basic industries.
Population in 1956 was 82.
A Baptist meeting house was built here in 1861. A school probably built in the early or middle 19th century received an addition in 1949.
Farming and lumbering are the basic industries.
A postal way office was established ion September, 1872, with Robert R. Ray as postmaster.
The basic industries are lumbering, farming and milling.
Population in 1956 was 73.
In 1937 the Baptist church loaned a building which was fitted for school purposes.
Farming and lumbering are the basic industries.
Population in 1956 was 112.
Lumbering is the basic industry.
Population in 1956 was 63.
The industries are farming and lumbering.
A meeting house was constructed about 1821. About 1853 it was moved and a Baptist Church was erected on the same spot. A new church was built in 1911-12 and dedicated October 6, 1912. A Catholic chapel was set on fire by an insane man in June, 1871.
Timothy Eaton was a schoolmaster at Gaspereau in 1812. The same year, Moses Stephens was employed to teach at East side of Gaspereau River. In 1814 a school-house had been provided. New school houses were built in 1867 and 1899. Gaspereau Valley Consolidated School was built in 1965.
Postal way offices were established here for short periods of time in 1842 and 1847. In 1852 the office became permanent.
Various forms of agriculture, especially fruit growing, constitute the basic industry.
Population in 1956 was 322.
Lumbering is the basic industry.
Population in 1956 was 86.
The Cornwallis Covenanter Church was built here about 1833-34. A Methodist Church was erected in 1838. The Anglican Christ Church of Berwick was originally built here in 1854, but was moved to Berwick in 1876. A Baptist Church was built in 1876 using material taken from the old Pleasant Valley Meeting House. It was dedicated on January 14, 1877.
A new school-house was built in 1919 to replace one that had burned down.
Fruit growing and other forms of agriculture are the main industries.
Population in 1956 was 197.
Settlement may have begun in this area as early as 1680 when Pierre Melanson and Pierre Terriau moved here from Annapolis. About 1682 Claude and Antoine Landry, Etienne Hebert and Claude Boudrot, Jean Terriau, Martin Aucoin, Phillippe Pinet and Francois Lapierre moved here. In the spring of 1760 several shiploads of New England settlers arrived. This area became part of Horton township which was granted to the proprietors on May 29, 1761.
Probably the first church building in the area was the Acadian parish church of St. Charles which was built before 1707. A replica of this church was built as a memorial and was dedicated in August, 1922. A Presbyterian meeting house was built here probably in the late 1760's or early 1770's and was taken down soon after 1795. The Covenanter Church was begun in 1804 and completed in 1818. It was unused from 1894 until 1912 and eventually became the property of the United Church of Canada. The Chalmers Church a Non-Covenanter Presbyterian owned building was built about 1887-88 and was sold to the local school trustees in 1912. A Methodist Church was built about 1786. A new Church was opened in May 1821 but it burned down and was replaced by a new building which was dedicated in May , 1868. A new church hall for the Horton United Church at Grand Pre was opened December 2, 1928. A meeting house belonging to the United Church of Canada and located at North Grand Pre was possibly opened about 1861 as a Union Church.
John Cashen was teacher at "the Presbyterian Meeting House" September to December 1828. There was a school-house on Presbyterian ground here about 1835. A new public school was built in 1866. A school-house situated in Stewarts Woods was burned in 1872. A new school-house was erected in 1878. A school-house erected in 1913 was closed when the area was consolidated with Avonport and Horton District.
Farming has been the main industry. Acadia Dairy Company Limited was founded here prior to 1898.
Population in 1956 was 300.
The Bishop family were early settlers here, possibly receiving land as part of the Horton township grant in 1761. Jason Forsyth was another early settler, possibly building a house here as early as 1772.
A Free-Will Baptist meeting house was erected on the Bishop place sometime in the early or mid-19th century. A new Methodist church was built about 1910.
John Fox was schoolmaster here in 1838.
Prior to and including 1850, schools were held in various homes. A new school was built in 1879. In 1955 the Community Hall was modernized for school purposes. In October, 1959, the new eighteen-room Horton District High School was opened.
A Postal Way Office was established in 1857.
In 1868 the railway opened through to Windsor and by 1876 warehouses had begun to spring up along it for the handling of fruit and vegetable produce.
Agriculture is the basic industry.
Population in 1956 was 371.
A Union meeting house was built at Greenwood Square about 1858. A new meeting house for Baptists and Methodists was dedicated on May 16, 1965.
A new district consolidated school was opened in September, 1961. A new fire station was opened on January 16, 1966.
Greenwood Air Base was built for the Royal Air Force in 1942 as an operational training unit. A school was opened on the base in September, 1951. A new nineteen room school was constructed on 1962. The Protestant Chapel was dedicated May 8, 1955. The base also has a Catholic Chapel. In June, 1964, Costello Park was opened containing permanent married quarters, two chapels, recreation areas and a school. This National Defence village had a population of 1500 in 1964-65.
Industries include fruit growing and dairying. Many of the inhabitants work at the base.
Population in 1956, not including the Canadian Forces Base, was 130.
A congregational-Baptist meeting house begun about 1819 was burned before it was completed but it was rebuilt in 1820 and completed in 1849. It was closed up and disposed of in 1889.
John Mills and James Henry Hopkins were schoolmasters in the settlement in 1828. A new school was constructed in 1875.
Farming is the basic industry. In 1958 Hillside Growers completed a plant for growing mushrooms and went into production.
Population in 1956 was 219.
Charles B. Cox was schoolmaster here during the last half of 1831. A new school was built at East Hall's Harbour in 1905.
A postal way office was established in 1855. A post office was established at East hall's Harbour Road in February, 1882.
In October, 1962, heavy seas destroyed the breakwater which was built in 1920.
Fishing and limited farming are the basic industries.
Population in 1956 was: Eat Hall's Harbour Road, 120, Hall's Harbour, 89.
The Harbourville United Church was opened as a Methodist Church in 1860. A Baptist Church was built at Long Point in 1860, opened on February 10, 1861.
A school-house was built in 1861.
A postal way office was established at Givens Wharf in 1858. In 1863 the postal address became Harbourville.
The lighthouse which was probably built in the late 19th or early 20th century was torn down on May 18, 1961.
At one time the area was important as a shipping point for cord wood, potatoes and other things. More recently fishing has become a basic industry.
Population in 1956 was 165.
The United Baptist Church was dedicated in 1918 and rededicated in May, 1960.
A postal way office was established on August 1, 1872, with Austin Spinney as postmaster.
Lumbering and milling have been the main industries.
Population in 1956 was: Harmony 54, Harmony Square, 64.
A new school-house was constructed in 1951.
Farming is the basic industry, and fruit is the main product.
Population in 1956 was 296.
Farming and lumbering are the major industries. On July 15, 1962, the new Canada Foods Limited processing plant went into production.
Population in 1956 was 123.
An Episcopal Church was erected at Town Plot, Horton Landing about 1770. It served until a new church was built in Church Street in 1810. A Presbyterian Church at Lower Horton was dedicated on January 4, 1891. A new Methodist Church at Lower Horton was dedicated in 1869.
By April 13, 1810, three school-houses had been built in the township. A fourth was built by December, 1812. Acacia Villa School was founded by Joseph R. Hea at Town Plot, Horton landing in 1852. In February 1873 an old Temperance Hall at Lower Horton which was being used for school purposes was destroyed by fire. A new school-house was completed at Horton Landing in 1877.
A postal way office was established at Lower Horton in 1842 which became a post office in 1850. J. Borden was postmaster in 1852. Horton Landing Postal Way Office was established on June 1, 1871, with Fred G. Curry as keeper. A lighthouse was built on Horton Bluff in 1851.
Farming is the major industry.
Population of Hortonville in 1956 was 218.
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To the people of Kufa before proceeding for the Battle of Jamal.
To the people of Kufa after the conquest of Basra.
To the Qadhi of Kufa, Shurayh b. Haarith when he purchased a costly house.
To one of the commanders of his army.
To the hypocrite Ash'ath bin Qays when he usurped public funds.
To Mu'awiya on his (Ali's) right to the caliphate.
To Mu'awiya, on receiving letters from him based on hypocritical advice and false accusations.
Jarir bin Abdullah Bajali was sent to Damascus. He was carrying a letter for Mu'awiya. Some delay occurred in his return. Imam Ali (a) felt anxious about his safety and wrote the following letter to him.
To Mu'awiya.
To Mu'awiya.
Part of instructions to his marshal when Imam Ali (a) sent him to a battle.
When Imam Ali (a) sent an expedition of 3000 soldiers under Ma'qil bin Qays Riyahi against the Syrians, he issued the following instructions.
Instructions to two of his commanders.
To his soldiers before the Battle of Siffin.
His invocation to Allah whenever he faced an enemy.
His advice to his followers during a battle.
A reply to a letter of Mu'awiya.
When Abdullah bin Abbas was the Governor of Basra, Imam Ali (a) wrote the following letter to him. The cause of this letter was the behaviour of Ibn Abbas towards the clan of Bani Tamim. Ibn Abbas hated them because some of them had sided with Talha and Zubayr in the Battle of Jamal and therefore, he had on occasions treated them scornfully. They reported this matter to Imam Ali (a) requesting that the whole clan should not be treated badly because of the folly of a few. This letter shows what a kind rule it was that Imam Ali (a) wanted to introduce.
A letter to one of his governors. It speaks volumes about the ways of Divine Rule. It shows how Imam Ali (a) was training the Muslims to behave tolerantly towards other religions, how minority was to be treated and what should those who hold a different creed, expect of a Muslim ruler.
To Ziyad ibn Abih, who had been appointed as the Commissioner of Basra by Abdullah bin Abbas.
Another letter to Ziyad ibn Abih.
An advice to Abdullah b. Abbas, which the latter claimed, that except for the advice of the Holy Prophet (s), no advice had been so beneficial to him as this.
Instructions to his family a little before his martyrdom.
His Will in which he has left instructions as to how to treat his property and estate. It was written after his return from the Battle of Siffin.
Directions to assessors and collectors of Zakat.
His instructions to Zakat collectors.
Instructions to Muhammad b. Abu Bakr when he appointed him as the Governor of Egypt.
A famous reply to the letter of Mu'awiya. It throws ample light on many phases of the history of Islam from the time of its dawn up to the time of Imam Ali (a).
To the people of Basra.
To Mu'awiya.
Advice to one of his sons after returning from the Battle of Siffin. Some historians consider him to be Imam Hasan (a) while others are of the opinion that he was Muhammad Hanafiya. He wrote them in the form of a will. They deal with almost every aspect of life which goes a long way to make a man successful in life - brave, humane, generous, virtuous and pious.
To Mu'awiya.
To Qutham b. Abbas, the brother of Abdullah b. Abbas, who was the Governor of Imam Ali (a) in the province of Hijaz.
Muhammad, son of Abu Bakr (the 1st caliph) was one of the favourite disciples and companions of Imam Ali (a). Imam Ali (a) had treated and trained him like his own son and had appointed him as the Governor of Egypt. Later on Imam Ali (a) called him back from Egypt and sent Maalik Ashtar as the Governor. Muhammad thought that he was deposed and felt sad about it. When Imam Ali (a) came to know of this he wrote the following letter to him.
When Muhammad bin Abi Bakr was killed in Egypt by the guerrillas of Mu'awiya through disloyalty of his (Muhammad's) own companions and officers, Imam Ali (a) felt sad and wrote the following letter to Abdullah b. Abbas.
To his brother Aqil. It so happened that Zahaak bin Qays Fahri was sent to Makkah by Mu'awiya with a force of guerrillas to ravage the city. Imam Ali (a) had sent Hujr bin Adi Kindi to defend the city of Makkah. Hujr defeated Zahaak. Aqil at that time was in Makkah. He wrote to Imam Ali (a) offering his voluntary services saying that the Quraysh were not sincerely serving the cause of Islam and were bent upon the enmity of Imam Ali (a). In reply Imam Ali (a) wrote this letter.
To Mu'awiya.
To the people of Egypt, telling them about Maalik when Imam Ali (a) appointed him as their Governor.
To Amr bin Aas.
To a commissioner of a province. It could not be ascertained as to whom it was addressed.
To a Governor who left Imam Ali (a) and ran away with Public Treasury, this man was a cousin of Imam Ali (a) and was his confidant. Some historians say that he was Abdullah b. Abbas who was Imam's cousin and had once behaved in this way.
To Umar bin Abi Salama Mukhzumi when Imam Ali (a) called him back from the Governorship of Bahrain and appointed Nu'man bin Ajlan Zuraqi in his place.
To Masqala bin Hubayra al-Shaybani who was the governor of Ardshir Khurra (Iran).
To Ziyad ibn Abih when Imam Ali (a) came to know that Mu'awiya was secretly corresponding with Ziyad, inviting him to leave the side of Imam Ali (a) and to join him, offering him the bribe of being declared the son of Abu Sufyan.
To Uthman bin Hunayf, the Governor of Basra, when he attended a feast given by a rich man of Basra.
To one of his governors.
To Imam Hasan (a) and Imam Husayn (a) after he was wounded by Abd al-Rahman b. Muljam whilst offered the morning prayers in the mosque of Kufa.
To Mu'awiya.
To Mu'awiya.
A circular to the chiefs of his army.
To the collectors of taxes and revenues.
A circular about prayers to the governors of all the provinces.
An order to Maalik al-Ashtar.
To Talha and Zubayr (sent to them through Imran bin Hasin Khuza'i, a pious companion of the Holy Prophet (s)).
To Mu'awiya.
Instructions to Shuray bin Hani when he was appointed as the commanding officer of the vanguard of his army, which was marching towards Syria.
To the people of Kufa while leaving Madina for Basra. It is a wonderful epistle. It invites people to judge his intentions and actions.
To the people of various provinces, giving them the causes of the Battle of Siffin.
To Aswad bin Qatiba, the Governor of Hulwan.
A circular sent to those governors and State officers, through whose territory the armies of Imam Ali (a) were to pass.
To Kumayl bin Ziyad Nakha'i, expressing his displeasure and rebuking him in leaving his province unguarded and allowing the army of the enemy to enter and carry on loot. He was the Governor of Hayit and had not properly defended the province against the Syrian guerrillas. After their attack and loot he wanted permission of Imam Ali (a) to take revenge upon the Syrian province of Kirkisiya. Imam Ali (a) replied to him in the following letter.
To the Egyptians. The letter was handed over to Maalik bin Haarith Ashtar to take with him when he was appointed as the Governor of that province.
To the Abdullah bin Qays, better known in history as Abu Musa Ash'ari, for his weak-faith and double-standards.
A reply to Mu'awiya's letter.
To Mu'awiya.
To Abdullah b. Abbas. Ibn Abbas said that except the advice and sayings of the Holy Prophet (s) no other advice benefited him more than this.
To Qutham b. Abbas (brother of Abdullah b. Abbas), who was the Governor of Makkah.
To Salman al-Farsi, before his (Ali's) caliphate.
To Harith Hamdani.
To Suhayl b. Hunayf, the Governor of Madina (and brother of Uthman b. Hunayf) about some Madinites who had left him and gone over to Mu'awiya.
To Munzir b. Jarud Abdi when he misappropriated something which he had been entrusted with.
To Abdullah b. Abbas.
To Mu'awiya.
A treaty which Imam Ali (a) has worded for the Bani Rabi'a tribe and the Yemenites to agree upon.
After the Muslims took oath of allegiance to Imam Ali (a), he wrote the following letter to Mu'awiya.
Instructions to Abdullah b. Abbas when he sent him as his representative to Basra.
Instructions to Abdullah b. Abbas when he sent him for discussions with the Kharijites.
Abu Musa Ash'ari (Abdullah b. Qays) wrote a letter to Imam Ali (a) from the place where the decision of the arbitration (after Siffin) took place. Imam Ali (a) wrote to him the following letter in reply.
An order issued to his generals when he took over rulership of the Muslim State.
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Definitions of intolerance
n. - Want of capacity to endure; as, intolerance of light. 2
n. - The quality of being intolerant; refusal to allow to others the enjoyment of their opinions, chosen modes of worship, and the like; want of patience and forbearance; illiberality; bigotry; as, intolerance shown toward a religious sect. 2
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The primary goal of the Product Specialist is to provide a fun educational experience for customers who come into the Tesla retail store. The In-Store Product Specialist will accomplish this by handling all walk-in store guests, answering questions, educating the public about the electric drive experience. An implicit responsibility of the Product Specialist is to conduct educational conversations and business dealings in a way that creates a superior customer experience that represent the Tesla brand values.
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Enable freenx-server with pam/ldap
Currently I have successfully setup a server as remote freenx-server terminal and I may login to this system using local users.
As I want a central ldap based user management, I have setup a working ldaps configuration. I am able to login as a ldap user via ssh.
Now the strange issue I am facing is that the freenx-server won't let me login to my server anymore when I enable the following setting in /etc/ssh/sshd_config:
UsePAM yes
uname -a:
Linux srv01 2.6.26-2-openvz-amd64 #1 SMP Thu Feb 11 01:40:09 UTC 2010 i686 i686 i386 GNU/Linux
Port xxxxx
getent passwd -> working
ldapsearch -x -ZZ -> working
ssh login local user -> working
ssh login ldap user -> working
freenx-server login -> fails
UsePAM no:
getent passwd -> working
ldapsearch -x -ZZ -> working
ssh login local user -> working
ssh login ldap user -> fails
freenx-server login -> working
Can someone bring light to this strange issue?
Here is the log of the sshd during a failed nx connection with a ldap user:
Sep 3 11:29:49 sessions sshd[23966]: debug1: SSH2_MSG_KEX_DH_GEX_REQUEST received
Seems like nx server can't query the pam module for proper authentication.
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We have a pair of passes ($145 each!) to give away for the "North meets South" Food & Drink Jubilee in March featuring wine, food, spirits, music, raffle, and trip to British Columbia. To win, comment on this post why you would like to attend. Winner will be drawn on Friday, January 7.
Reminder: We give out 100s of $$$ in free tickets every month to our Portland Facebook Group for many of the top events & venues in PDX including Blazers games. Join it if you like free stuff. Not on Facebook? Join our email list and win there.
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Announcing the First Annual "NORTH meets SOUTH" Food & Drink Jubilee. The producer of the "Best of Oregon" Food & Wine Festival, brings together top wineries, breweries, distilleries, and restaurants, for an elegant and exclusive event taking place at The Benson Hotel Friday March 25th and Saturday March 26th, 2011.
"NORTH meets SOUTH" Food & Drink Jubilee offers a weekend of tastings and fun activities. In addition to a full list of top-notch producers from Canada to Mexico, the weekend's festivities also include exclusive wine tasting sessions, a silent auction, live music from local R&B artist Patrick Lamb, culinary and spirits competitions, and a private trade-only event, with a percentage of ticket sales, and 100% of silent auction proceeds, benefiting Salud Wine Auction.
Tickets are available for Friday March 25th or Saturday March 26th. You can also purchase a two day pass for a special rate. Ticket price for both events include samples of delicious food bites prepared by over 20 participating chefs and tastings of over 100 wines, spirits and beers from large and boutique producers.
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I've been trying since Friday morning to check out at Walmart.com. I called 800-966-6546 Friday afternoon that's the number they give you for help. He tried several things and said it was a problem with the website and he'd report it. This morning I called again. After waiting over ten minutes the guy I talked to this time said they do maintenance on Sundays and that could be the problem . I told him I'd been trying since Friday morning. He said he'd report it. I ask if he needed my phone number or name ( they always ask for my phone number ). He said no he'd report it. Then he hung up ! I waited all that time for that !?! Oh and LAST MONTH it took six days for me to get an order placed. This crap is really getting old !!!


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Watch one of the biggest public firework displays in West London at Kempton Park Racecourse this November.
Gates open at 6pm, with a funfair, food and drink stalls and exciting entertainment for the whole family to enjoy. Then from 8pm, a dazzling 20-minute firework show lights up the skies over the racecourse.
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Narita to Osaka on April 30
I am arriving into NRT at 1 pm on April 30. My plan was to exchange JR Pass and immediately head to Osaka from NRT by train. Will the Golden Week festivities make it hard for me to get a seat at that time? Will it be possible to exchange for the pass and immediately then reserve seat and go directly to Osaka? Any advice would be most appreciated. Arrigato.
Hi there!
Japan during golden week is a pretty special experience - it's like the whole country is on holiday! With this though you do get increased traffic on all major train routes, especially at the start and end of Golden Week and during rush hour times.
Arriving at midday on monday means that you should be able to reserve a seat on the bullet as soon as you land. You may have to be prepared to be flexible with times, or aim for the non-reserved seating if you have a specific train you'd like to use - strangely enough these can be less busy than the reserved cars. There is no online way to reserve seats on that route from outside Japan unless you speak Japanese. If you do speak Japanese (or know someone who does), it is possible to reserve seats using Eki Net.
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Category: shared names
Today's QOW was inspired by a comment from jgirl525.
This week it's a two-parter:
a. What's your response when you meet someone who shares your own first name? Do you feel an instant kinship or do you feel more proprietary? If it's a popular name, do you immediately start comparing nicknames and wondering why your parents chose a name like, say, Jennifer, of which there are now (literally) 1,424,755 in the world?
If it's an unusual name, do you feel just a little bit resentful that it's not yours alone?
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Target: New Zealand Attorney-General Hon Christopher Finlayson QC
Goal: Charge workers who were caught on film abusing and mistreating calves in dairy farms.
New footage shows bobby calves being abused on dairy farms in New Zealand. An investigation revealed that the animals were severely mistreated and ultimately killed.
A cow must have one baby a year in order to provide milk. Hidden cameras revealed that some farms are treating male calves as waste objects that are abused and disposed of. They are taken from their mothers within an hour after birth and sent to slaughterhouses. Roughly two million were taken to these slaughterhouses at only four years old. The abuse to these animals also includes being repeatedly kicked, beaten, left in crates at the side of the road and denied shelter during extreme weather conditions.
The footage has sparked outrage from farmers and animal rights advocates. The farm workers that committed these abuses can be prosecuted by law. According to reports, possible penalties for the mistreatment of farm animals is a five year prison sentence as well as a $100,000 fine for individuals and $500,000 for companies.
Abuse on dairy farms is unacceptable regardless of company or consumer needs. The workers who violated the rights of these calves must be held responsible for their actions. Demand that the offenders be prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law.
Dear Mr. Finlayson,
An investigation revealed that calves are being abused by dairy farm workers in New Zealand. Footage shows the severe mistreatment of calves right after birth. They're treated as disposable objects rather than living creatures.
These calves are allegedly taken from their mothers and suffer beatings, abandonment and torture before reaching slaughterhouses. Nearly two million calves were taken to slaughterhouses at these dairy farms. Some are left in crates at the side of roads, even under extreme weather conditions.
The workers responsible for this abuse must be charged fully. Their behavior is a serious violation of animal rights and a poor reflection on the diary industry. Animal needs are not secondary to consumer demands. We urge that you ensure the workers who violated the rights of these calves are prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law.
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Organizers in the Latino community plan a campaign to educate state lawmakers about their priorities at the 2012 Latino Day at the Capitol on March 29.
Hector Garcia, organizer and executive director of the state's Chicago Latino Affairs Council, said legislators should see Latinos as a resource they should invest in by creating more opportunities for the community.
"It's education, because of the achievement gap, and also jobs, and the creation of small businesses," Garcia said.
The council wants job training for Latinos and tax incentives for Latino start-ups. Members plan to call on legislators to reinstate access for undocumented people to the state Emergency Medical Assistance program. They also want the state to create a debt-relief program for college graduates who choose to work in Minnesota, and to raise the legal high school dropout age to 18 so more Latinos graduate.
"Our community is not accustomed to be as engaged as other communities are," Garcia said. "And what we're trying to do is make people aware that are we not only not a liability but a huge resource that hasn't been tapped."


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Brad Pitt's Mom Prefers Jennifer Aniston Over Angelina Jolie
What mother in her right mind wouldn't? Jennifer Aniston was never married to Billy Bob Thorton, she didn't care Brad's blood around her neck, and she didn't cut herself as an adolescant. Of course, his mother would prefer Jennifer over Angelina.
He reportedly has forbidden his mother to speak with his ex-wife, actress Jennifer Aniston, after Jen and Jane Pitt shared intimate details about Pitt's life with his latest lover, actress Angelina Jolie. Brad 'flipped out' when he found out that Jennifer called his mother to ask her if the rumors about Pitt wanting to adopt Jolie's children, Maddox and Zahara, are true.
Meanwhile, Jenny Shimizu is now backtracking on the lesbian love story.
She denied saying the quote about how 'Brad Pitt should watch out,' but did not specifically deny still being involved in a sexual relationship with Angelina Jolie.
"Her and I have a relationship…but it doesn't necessarily mean we're having sex," she said.
I find that typical of most women and their female friends.
Brad Pitt's Mom Prefers Jennifer Aniston Over Angelina Jolie [Post Chronicle]
Angelina Jolie Tipped Off Jenny Shimizu on Sex Allegations [National Ledger]


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Suspect in Federal Way fatal shootings arrested in Kennewick
Police arrested a Federal Way man on Saturday who is suspected of killing two men in a recent shooting spree in Federal Way and Des Moines.
Bernard Bellerouche, 28, was arrested in Kennewick, Wash. on Saturday without incident and booked into Benton County Jail, according to a press release from the Federal Way Police Department.
Police consider Bellerouche a suspect in the homicide shooting that occurred in Federal Way on May 7 at the Silver Shadow Apartments. The shooting killed Demario Washington, 27, who died of a gunshot would to the head.
Bellerouche is also a person of interest in a second homicide shooting that happened on May 13 in Federal Way at the Mariposa Apartments. Active duty Marine George J. Gabriel, 22, who was on military leave, was shot and killed during that shooting.
Bellerouche is also considered a person of interest in the Des Moines shooting that occurred on May 12 and injured a 28-year-old man, who was shot in an uninvolved vehicle.
Saturday's arrest and search warrant was a joint operation of the US Marshals, Federal Way police detectives and Kennewick Police Department.


text: Hi guys Story goes, 2007 A6, rear o/s lamp looses all power to stop/tail/reverse/indicator etc, shut off engine & restart and all works for a few minutes, been told its a rear lamp control unit. Has anone came accross this fault? Know where the control unit is? been told there are 3 similar control units together somewhere !! Cheers


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My problem is that I feel a tighter chest after an allergic reaction I had when I used a band aid over my nipples because after my breast surgery they were super sensitive, and I am afraid I am having an allergic reaction inside, and they are encapsuling. I had always have problems with allergies, I did let my doctor know about it, I just had my surgery 15 days ago.
how fast a capsular contracture it can develop after breast augmentation surgery?


text: I have been given a non genuine lead,it works but only on very basic things,what i want to know is,if i register the lead/software with rosstech will all functions work? i.e output tests/service lights etc etc. Its a usb lead,im only using it to do minor jobs on my own cars so version 409 or so is ok. as long as i can reset service lights/airbag lights etc.


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Vines are grown for many reasons. They're a good way to use space in a small garden because they grow vertically and don't take up much room. They can be used in landscaping to hide ugly views or provide privacy. Vines with blue berries and red autumn leaves are chosen for their striking foliage.
Virginia Creeper
Virginia creeper is a woody vine that grows in most parts of the United States. It strongly resembles poison ivy but usually has four or five leaves instead of the three that grow on poison ivy plants. In the fall, the berries turn indigo blue and the leaves become crimson red. Other names for this plant include woodbine and Engelmann ivy.
Silvervein Creeper
Silvervein creepers have velvety leaves with white veins running down the center of each leaf. In the autumn, the leaves turn bright red. The berries of this vine are blue-black. Silvervein creepers are related to Virginia creepers, but they aren't as hardy.
Boston Ivy
Boston ivy is a fast-growing vine used for wall cover and fall color. Its leaves turn reddish-purple and can last until early winter. Its fruit is bluish and grows on a red stem. This ivy is native to Japan and parts of China and can become invasive in some areas.
California Wild Grape
Some wild grape leaves turn yellow in the fall, but California wild grape leaves turn bright red. The berries are blue and purple and are very tasty although they have a lot of seeds. This vine is native to Southwestern Oregon and California, where it grows near rivers and creeks.
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The Peacock Swirl is a marbling style that has been around for centuries and the technique has become very popular in the soapmaking community. This is an advanced technique so be sure to brush up on the basics of cold process soapmaking on Soap Queen TV and pay extra attention to the lye safety video.
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This kit is a little different than our other kits in that you can remove or get extra of each item in your shopping cart (and the price will adjust accordingly) before you check out. So you can just get what you need. Also please note that there are no printed instructions included with this kit, learn how to make this soap on the Soap Queen Blog here.
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Pharmacogenetics of Antifolate Drugs in Autoimmune Diseases in Taiwan
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BACKGROUND. Polymorphisms occur in several genes encoding key enzymes in the folate pathway may affect drug metabolism in patients with rheumatoid arthritis. Whether these genetic variations contribute to differential responses to antifolate drug in patients with rheumatoid arthritis (RA) remains to be investigated in the Taiwanese population.
OBJECTIVE. The goal of the present study is to investigate the interactions between genetic variations in folate genes and the efficacy/side effects of anti-folate disease-modifying anti-rheumatic drug in Taiwan.
DESIGN. A cross-sectional study involving patients with RA were enrolled from TCVGH. Disease activity, drug efficacy and associated side-effects were assessed.
Genotypes in folylpoly-gamma-glutamate synthetase and reduced folate carrier were determined by RFLP or pyrosequencing.
|Rheumatoid Arthritis
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|Study Design:
|Observational Model: Case Control
Time Perspective: Cross-Sectional
|Study Start Date:
|February 2007
|Study Completion Date:
|February 2008
|Primary Completion Date:
|February 2008 (Final data collection date for primary outcome measure)
|RA with drug
|RA without drug
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|18 Years and older (Adult, Senior)
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Inclusion Criteria:
- Male/female age >18
- RA diagnosed
Exclusion Criteria:
- Must not be pregnant/breastfeeding
- Other conditions may lead to exclusion from the trial (e.g. Diabetes mellitus, malignant melanoma, cardiac conduction disorders, hepatic/renal insufficiency.
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|July 22, 2009
|Last Updated:
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Additional relevant MeSH terms:
Arthritis, Rheumatoid
Joint Diseases
Musculoskeletal Diseases
Rheumatic Diseases
Connective Tissue Diseases
Autoimmune Diseases
Immune System Diseases
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Geo Map - USA - Nevada
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"Nevada is a state in the western, mountain west, and southwestern regions of the United States. Nevada is the 7th most extensive, the 35th most populous, and the 9th least densely populated of the 50 United States. Nearly three-quarters of Nevada's people live in Clark County, which contains the Las Vegas–Paradise metropolitan area where the state's three largest incorporated cities are located. Nevada's capital is Carson City. Nevada is officially known as the "Silver State" due to the importance of silver to its history and economy. It is also known as the "Battle Born State", because it achieved statehood during the Civil War; "Sagebrush State", for the native eponymous plant; and "Sage hen State."" [Nevada. Wikipedia]
The vector stencils library Nevada contains contours for ConceptDraw PRO diagramming and vector drawing software. This library is contained in the Continent Maps solution from Maps area of ConceptDraw Solution Park.
Use the Nevada library to draw thematic maps, geospatial infographics and vector illustrations for your business documents, presentations and websites.
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Creel Printing: Betting on Growth
The ability of Goss Sunday web presses to produce more pages and reduce makeready and labor requirements has been key to Creel Printing's success.
Including this perfect binding line, Creel invested in bindery gear to match its web printing capabilities.
"Overall, we haven't seen growth that we have in the past. In 2008, we were probably about even from 2007, and 2009 will end up close to that," he adds.
Aiding that cause is the acquisition of a new Goss Sunday 2000 web press, which is tentatively slated to be installed in 2010. The 57˝-wide press, which features eight units and a two-web system, will come equipped with a Goss pinless combination folder for producing magazine signatures of up to 48 pages or tabloid signatures up to 32 pages.
This is the third Sunday press purchased by Creel Printing in the last seven years. In 2003, the company installed a 38˝, eight-color, two-web Sunday 2000, then bought an identical model again in 2005.
"For us, it's all about investing in technology—to produce more pages in the same press run, to increase capacity, and to reduce makereadies and labor," Creel says. "In this market, pricing is more and more competitive, so we have to maintain efficiencies and grow at the same time. The new Sunday press is in that spirit."
Creel Printing also tapped Goss to update its newspaper printing capabilities two years ago, obtaining an eight-tower Magnum 4 press. A long-time provider of newsprint materials, the company had previously been using an older Goss Mercury web press. Community newspapers are supplemented by commercial work, such as convention, government and educational publications, along with catalog work and telephone directories.
To help accommodate the bevy of new (and large) iron, Creel Printing acquired a 15-acre site and constructed a new facility from the ground up that can be expanded up to 450,000 square feet. The new plant allowed the printer to consolidate its operations—which had burgeoned into seven buildings—and gain efficiencies while leveraging lean manufacturing principles. The old headquarters is now home to Creel Printing's newspaper printing operations, and press lines at Creel's Costa Mesa, CA, facility were brought over to the new building. Sales, prepress and digital operations will be maintained at the old Creel Printing of California.


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KOSOVSKA MITROVICA – The Management Team tasked with establishing a community of Serb municipalities, north Kosovo mayors, representatives of local self-governments and head of the Mitrovica district announced on Wednesday evening that they cut off cooperation with EULEX police, and declared their members "unwelcome" in the north of the province due to more frequent arrests of Serbs.
"The last operation in which our fellow citizen was practically kidnapped when he was setting out to work, and more frequent practice of automatically placing all people arrested by EULEX in detention for 30 days obligate us to hear out the voice of the people and cut off cooperation with EULEX police and declared them unwelcome in the territory of the municipalities of Kosovska Mitrovica, Leposavic, Zubin Potok and Zvecan," the release reads.
Local officials in northern Kosovo-Metohija note that there are no more attorneys in that part of the province that could defend Serb arrestees, as the moves of this mission led to attorneys becoming a target too, in contravention of all standards, and those who are free cannot take over all proceedings.
"Soon, the issue is likely to be raised as to the capacity of the detention unit in Kosovska Mitrovica if this goes on, and every citizen will be a potential witness, whose status will be changed into a suspect the moment that EULEX police kidnap them," the release notes.
A stop must be put to arrests until conditions are created for the enforcement of the rule of law, which means until the integration of Serb judges is completed, the release adds.
The signatories to the release say that they do not want to take part in an inconsistent rule of law contrary to the will of the people.
"We have always backed the enforcement of the rule of law, and given support for every meaningful process in relation to improvement in the standard and life of our people, but we will never support and accept anything that does not have sense, which jeopardizes rights of our citizens and stirs tensions," they said.
The release was backed by mayors, presidents of municipal assemblies, presidents of the interim bodies of Kosovska Mitrovica, Leposavic, Zubin Potok and Zvecan, head of the Kosovska Mitrovica district and the Management Team for establishing a community of Serb municipalities.


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bought a Houge Handall and its a little too big. id like to find one with finger grooves.
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Handall Jr. It only has one groove, but it should fit. I have one for my CW45 and replaced it with a Limbsaver grip instead. You can have mine if you want it...just tell me where to send it...
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I don't trust KAHR CW's, I used to use one every week at the range putting 4-600 rounds week. But it exploded at the range yesterday! You can see the pictures on my blog! I'm trading up for a 1911 now.
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text: UMW chief urges judge to help Dal-Tex miners keep their jobs By Ken Ward Jr. July 9, 1999 Story Share The United Mine Workers made a last-ditch effort Thursday to save the jobs of 400 union miners who would work at the largest mountaintop removal mine in West Virginia history.UMW President Cecil Roberts urged Chief U.S. District Judge Charles Haden II to stop the Army Corps of Engineers from revoking a proposed permit for the 3,100-acre Arch Coal Inc. Spruce No. 1 Mine.Two weeks ago, the Corps withdrew its proposed authorization of the Spruce mine under a general, nationwide permit. Then, the agency asked to be dismissed from a federal court lawsuit that challenged the permit."The Corps dropping out at the courthouse door is very problematic," Roberts said during an interview with Gazette editors. "The one hope we have now is for Judge Haden to stop the Corps from doing this."At the same time, a UMW lawyer told Haden that allowing the Corps to withdraw the permit would be "an extremely cruel and unfair way to end the litigation."Union lawyer Perry D. McDaniel filed a statement from Bobby Webb, who tried to help miners find new jobs through the union's Southern West Virginia Career Center in Montgomery.In the two-page statement, Webb argued that UMW members laid off from Dal-Tex will "not be able to obtain other coal mining employment in Southern West Virginia or the adjoining regions."The miners will also be unable to obtain alternative employment with a salary [and] benefit package commensurate with their current compensation," Webb said. "In fact, it is my opinion that the miners will not be able to obtain jobs paying at least $10 per hour without relocation, most likely to another state."Arch subsidiary Hobet Mining Inc. wants the Spruce permit to expand its Dal-Tex mountaintop removal complex near Blair, Logan County.Environmental groups are fighting the Spruce mine as part of their larger lawsuit to curb all mountaintop removal across Southern West Virginia. Separate from the Spruce mine litigation, the larger suit could be settled or go to trial starting Tuesday.Haden is expected to rule today or Monday on how the case will go forward.In March, Haden had issued a preliminary injunction that stopped the Corps from authorizing the mine under the nationwide permit.Haden ruled that environmental groups had a strong legal argument that the mine needed a more detailed environmental review under an individual Corps permit.The Corps said two weeks ago that it would review the mine under an individual permit application, a process that could take one or two years. Last Friday, lawyers for Arch Coal unveiled a new permit revision to address some of Haden's objections. But if that proposal were approved immediately, the mine still could not start up without the Corps permit.In court papers filed Thursday, company lawyers said the Corps told them two months ago that the agency was interested in withdrawing the permit.Company lawyers urged Haden to stop the Corps from doing so."The Corps promised a [permit] to Hobet," company lawyers said. "Then, for no reason other than a fear of continued litigation, it revoked Hobet's authorization in clear violation of both its own regulations and [the law]."Arch Coal has said it plans to lay off most of the 400 Dal-Tex miners by July 23 if a new permit is not approved. To contact staff writer Ken Ward Jr., call 348-1702, or e-mail kw...@wvgazette.com. Story Share Story Share Trending Now 1 Deer in 8 WV counties found dead from EHD 2 New company planning $73M synthetic fuel plant in Greenbrier County 3 WVU law professor announces run for Congress 4 YWCA Charleston's Women of Achievement to be honored in March 5 St. Albans rallies to beat Riverside, 21-17 Arch Coal could revise its request for Logan permit Previous Story Judge agrees to delay mining trial Next Story


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Radhika, mother of Rohith Vemula, Ph.d student of University of Hyderabad (UoH), addressing a press conference today, demanded that all the arrested students should be released and VC Appa Rao must be arrested. The students were arrested for attacking the VC's residence on University premises. Rohith's brother said that the VC, who had ran away after Rothith's suicide, had slyly entered the college once again.


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Country Roots with Rock and Soul... Multi-Genre appeal...A true Cross-Over 'Dave's strong vocals and the harmonies really drive this record....Dave's songs are not the 'Cookie Cutter Pseudo Country Music' that seems to show up on top 40 radio.....these songs have depth and haven't been written before'.....Lloyd Maines This debut record is multi-faceted and brings to mind music heard from country stars in the '70's as well as pop icons from that era...you can hear the hard country influences and the soft, tender mood from times past. This record draws upon unique life experiences from personal triumphs to real life tragedy...these songs leave nothing to the imagination, they are worn on the sleeve. This record goes from driving down the "Southbound Lane" to realizing the importance of family with "Somethin' More"....this record really is something more. ''Every Road is Different' screams Texas music, with twangy sounds, solid players and instrumentation, and confident vocals. Great Texas country!' Matt Meinke Host - Notably Texan 88-9 KETR Radio.


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Evidence-Based Complementary and Alternative Medicine
Volume 2013 (2013), Article ID 364216, 18 pages
Acupuncture for Spinal Cord Injury and Its Complications: A Systematic Review and Meta-Analysis of Randomized Controlled Trials
1School of Korean Medicine, Pusan National University, Yangsan 626-870, Republic of Korea
2Department of Rehabilitation Medicine, School of Korean Medicine, Pusan National University, Yangsan 626-870, Republic of Korea
3Korean Medicine Hospital, Pusan National University, Yangsan 626-870, Republic of Korea
Received 21 October 2012; Accepted 8 December 2012
Academic Editor: Gerhard Litscher
Copyright © 2013 In Heo et al. This is an open access article distributed under the Creative Commons Attribution License, which permits unrestricted use, distribution, and reproduction in any medium, provided the original work is properly cited.
To evaluate the evidence supporting the effectiveness of acupuncture treatment for SCI and its complications, we conducted search across 19 electronic databases to find all of the randomized controlled trials (RCTs) that used acupuncture as a treatment for SCI and its complications. The methodological quality of each RCT was assessed using the Cochrane risk of bias tool and the PEDro scale. Sixteen RCTs, including 2 high-quality RCTs, met our inclusion criteria (8 for functional recovery from SCI, 6 for bladder dysfunction, and 2 for pain control). The meta-analysis showed positive results for the use of acupuncture combined with conventional treatments for the functional recovery in terms of motor ASIA scores and total FIM scores when compared to conventional treatments alone. Positive results were also obtained for the treatment of bladder dysfunction, in terms of the total efficacy rate, when comparing acupuncture to conventional treatments. However, 2 RCTs for pain control reported conflicting results. Our systematic review found encouraging albeit limited evidence for functional recovery, bladder dysfunction, and pain in SCI. However, to obtain stronger evidence without the drawbacks of trial design and the quality of studies, we recommend sham-controlled RCTs or comparative effectiveness research for each condition to test the effectiveness of acupuncture.


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SOURCE: EFL Overseas Inc.
January 21, 2013 08:15 ET
H. Wayne Hamal Joins EFLO
H. Wayne Hamal Joins EFLO
HOUSTON, TX--(Marketwire - Jan 21, 2013) - EFL Overseas, Inc. (OTCQB: EFLO) ("EFLO" or "the Company"), announces the appointment of H. Wayne Hamal as Chief Operating Officer.
"The addition of Wayne's expertise in the exploitation of large-scale gas projects is perfectly timed," stated EFLO Chief Executive, Keith Macdonald. "We've completed acquisition of a majority interest in the Kotaneelee Gas Project ('KGP'), and are squarely focused on our development and exploration plan. Wayne's history of success in remote project operations and drilling is invaluable. It's precisely the skill set we need to maximize current and future opportunities."
H. Wayne Hamal has over 25 years of oil and gas industry experience with both major and independent oil companies. He was General Manager of Exploration and Production (2008-2011), and Senior Engineering and Drilling Manager (2005-2008), for InterOil Corporation (NYSE-IOC) operating in Papua New Guinea. In that role, he was instrumental in the development of the drilling program for InterOil and was integral to the discovery and appraisal of the Elk/Antelope gas condensate fields. From 2002 to 2005, Mr. Hamal worked for Marathon Oil Company (NYSE-MRO) as Joint Venture Manager, Equatorial Guinea, West Africa, where he worked directly with production operations and major projects primarily involved with the development of the Alba gas condensate field and associated LPG, methanol and LNG plants. Before joining Marathon, Mr. Hamal worked for CMS Oil and Gas (1987-2001) where he held a variety of engineering positions, both domestic and international, including Production Manager Equatorial Guinea, West Africa. Mr. Hamal holds a Bachelor of Science degree in Petroleum Engineering from the Colorado School of Mines.
"I believe the Liard Basin and more specifically the Kotaneelee Gas Project have tremendous potential and establish a strong foundation for EFLO. I look forward to being part of the EFLO executive team," stated Mr. Hamal.
About EFL Overseas, Inc
EFLO is engaged in the acquisition, exploration and development of oil and gas properties in the United States and Canada. During the period from July 18, 2012 through October 17, 2012, EFLO acquired working interests totaling 53.65% (including a 100% working interest in one gas well) in the KGP located in the Yukon Territory in Canada. EFLO believes the KGP has significant conventional and shale gas potential and is supported by an environment of growing investment in gas processing and export in the Pacific Northwest.
The KGP covers 30,542 gross acres in the Yukon Territory in Canada, and includes; a gas dehydration plant (capacity: 70 million cubic feet per day), one gas well temporarily shut in for maintenance, one water disposal well (capacity: 6,000 barrels per day), and two suspended gas wells. The KGP has a fully developed gas gathering, sales and delivery infrastructure, airstrip, roads, flarestack, storage tanks, barge dock and permanent camp facilities.
EFLO is pursuing the acquisition of additional working interests in the KGP.
Forward-Looking Statements: This press release includes forward-looking statements as that term is defined by the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (the "SEC"). All statements, other than statements of historical facts, included in this press release that address activities, events, or developments that the Company believes or anticipates will or may occur in the future are forward-looking statements. Such forward-looking statements involve known and unknown risks, uncertainties and other factors, which may cause the actual results, performance or achievements of the Company to be materially different from any future results, performance or achievements expressed or implied by such forward-looking statements. Such factors include general economic and business conditions, the ability to acquire and develop specific projects, the ability to fund operations and changes in consumer and business consumption habits and other factors over which the Company has little or no control. The Company does not intend (and is not obligated) to update publicly any forward-looking statements. The contents of this press release should be considered in conjunction with the warnings and cautionary statements contained in the Company's recent filings with the SEC.
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Enjoy an exciting weekend getaway to Niigata Prefecture for Japan's longest-running music festival, Earth Celebration. Now in its 24th year, this event takes place on Sado Island, which is home to the internationally acclaimed Kodo drumming group.
Earth Celebration makes it a priority to promote the culture of Sado Island abroad and reciprocates the exchange by way of guest appearances from overseas performers.
This year's tataku (to beat a rhythm) theme combines the energy of human expression with Sado's natural splendor.
"I believe that art is the key to moving toward a more sustainable way of life," says Atsushi Sugano, Earth Celebration's executive producer.
The festival's main concert event features Kodo, who have toured 46 countries since debuting in 1981. This year, the Ranaei Family from Iran are the concert's special guests. Also featured are Ko no Kai, a group of suodori gunbu (group dance in plain, formal costume) dancers, whose appearance will mark their first live collaboration with Kodo. Visitors can also take part in taiko (drum), dance, theater and craft workshops. And if that's still not enough, participants have the opportunity to enjoy sightseeing tours, noh theater and the harbour market in between festival events.
The three gateways to Sado by ferry are Niigata to Ryotsu, Naoetsu to Ogi, and Teradomari to Akadomari. This year, Sado Kisen is providing special ferry services to facilitate travel back to the mainland after the festival. Book lodging in advance as most facilities will be filled quickly, but there are also campgrounds and tents available.
Earth Celebration 2011 will be held Aug. 19-21 at Shiroyama Park on Sado Island, Niigata Prefecture. Concert begins at 6:30 p.m. on Aug. 19, 6 p.m. on Aug. 20 and 21. Tickets range from ¥3,500-¥13,000. For more information, visit www.kodo.or.jp/ec or follow Earth Celebration on Twitter: @Sado_EC.


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Situated in the most diverse community in Canada, The Scarborough Hospital (TSH) delivers innovative, high-quality patient care at two hospital campuses and six satellite sites. The Scarborough Hospital is a regional centre for dialysis and is renowned for its sexual assault care centre and mental health programs. Affiliated with the University of Toronto, TSH is also a referral centre for vascular surgery, pacemakers and cataract surgeries.
The Scarborough Hospital's vision is to be recognized as Canada's leader in providing the best healthcare for a global community. Here at TSH, we embrace and celebrate our community's unique religious and multicultural heritage, and are proud of the culturally sensitive care we provide on a daily basis.
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From everyone here at Lomography, congratulations to microbio for having the LomoHome of the Day!
Drop by the Home of Barcelona, Spain's *microbio* and be amazed by his gallery of fascinating multiple exposure shots! Our HOTD recipient keeps an arsenal of no less than 15 cameras, including the Holga 120 N, Lomography Actionsampler, Lomo LC-A, and Be Lomo Vilia.
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You Set the Tone - Be Bold!
I'm going to keep it short and sweet today because I have a ton to do; like laundry, getting my kids to the park, and trying to get all my files organized.
I was invited to a party recently, and I received a reminder a few days before via Evite, and the host said, "We totally understand if you can't make it." I thought to myself, "Now why in the WORLD would anyone ever say something like that?" Did she not really want me to come? Did she think I didn't want to come? Did she invite too many people?
Here is my point. Too often, salespeople use apologetic or weak language, especially when prospecting for new business. And there is no more important time for you to be strong, confident and believe in your kick-ass-ability than when you are trying to land a big, new profitable fish that you can lay at your boss' doorstep.
So pay close attention to the minute details of your language, speech and tone. You should be using phrases like:
- I want...
- I need...
- I know that….
- This is how I work...
- This is what I do for companies like yours...
- We should meet soon to discuss...
- I have some time in my schedule next Tuesday to meet with you...
You should absolutely REMOVE the following from your speech:
- I was wondering
- I was hoping
- I think
- I feel
No one cares what you think. People respond to assertive language and behavior. So just try it, please.
Just kidding. DO IT.
Now working as a consultant, Kelly sold digital printing for 15 years so she understands the challenges, frustrations and pitfalls of building a successful sales practice. Her mission is to help printers of all sizes sell more stuff. Kelly's areas of focus include client recovery, retention and acquisition, and marketing communications projects.
Kelly graduated from the University of Michigan with a degree in Political Science and, among other notable accomplishments, co-founded the Windy City Rollers, a professional women's roller derby league.
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I want… I think… I know… My client doesn't care about me, they care about the challenge we're discussing and how my solution will alleviate that pain. While using "I" can create a powerful, active, even assertive statement talking about how "we" can deliver a solution, how "your" customer will benefit, how "the company's" bottom line will improve shifts the power of the discussion from the solution to the result, putting the emphasis back on the client's benefit – where it belongs.
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Los Angeles, California (PRWEB) April 26, 2014
Time and Gems, one of the most well-known online retailers of luxury watches, has announced the start of its annual overstock inventory clearance event.
The purpose of this overstock inventory clearance event is as its name suggests, the chance for Time and Gems (http://www.timeandgems.com) to offer up older inventory at an affordable rate to make room for more Rolex watches. This annual sale is aimed at buyers who wish to purchase an authentic used Rolex watch at the fraction of what it would cost them on a regular day. Online shoppers are urged to take advantage of the rare opportunity to own a Rolex watch at wholesale rates. Here are some of the top picks during the ongoing overstock inventory clearance sale.
Rolex Datejust
Renowned as one of the most popular Rolex collections to ever hit the market, watches within the Rolex Datejust range are certainly one of a kind. For one, the Rolex Datejust is a certified, self-winding chronometer wristwatch. Initially introduced to men in 1945 with a 36mm bezel size, the Rolex Datejust collection was extended to ladies years later. What made this collection so special back in the day was the fact that it was the first wristwatch of its kind to boast a date function. This collection's colorful history was made even more enticing when it was given to U.S. Air Force pilots in 1955 as a thank you upon returning from combat missions. Its special feature was a rotating bezel marked with 60 minutes to measure precise time intervals.
Rolex President/Day-Date
There is much mystery surrounding the relevance of calling certain Rolex watches the Rolex President. As far as many are concerned, Rolex never officially named one of its timepiece models the Rolex President. The termed was coined years ago to refer to the custom made gold Rolex Day-Date watch that President Eisenhower was gifted with. Other leaders at the highest echelons of power also owned and were photographed donning their gold Rolex Day-Date timepieces. However, although the term is no longer officially recognized, it is widely accepted that Rolex President watches are special Rolex Day-Date models that boast a gold exterior. Known worldwide as a symbol of prestige and power, the Rolex President is till today, still classed as one of the most popular models ever marketed to the public.
DLC/PVD Watches
Modern interpretations of the classic Rolex watch are also on sale during the overstock inventory clearance event. One of the most sought after watches up for grabs is the Black Rolex, a customized Rolex timepiece created through a process known as Physical Vapor Deposition (PVD). This process leads to a thin coating that is tightly bonded to the stainless steel surface of the authentic pre-used Rolex watch, giving it its famous black sheen. Not only does the PVD coating give the Rolex watch a certain finesse, it makes the watch more scratch resistant than its stainless steel counterparts.
One of the Rolex Datejust watches currently on sale is the Men's Rolex Two-Tone Mother Of Pearl Diamond Dial Beadset Bezel Datejust.
Price: $6,494
Sale Price: $4,870
Bank Wire Price: $4,383
This leaves the buyer a total savings of $2,111
To find out more about this watch and other pre-used Rolex watches on sale, contact Time and Gems by calling 1-888-658-5595 or checking out http://www.timeandgems.com. Other popular Rolex watches on sale are the Rolex Submariner and Rolex Milgauss.
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