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Band name: Santah
Sound: On its debut effort, "White Noise Bed," the local quintet flirts with the same exploratory Americana championed by bands like Whiskeytown and Wilco. Fitting, since the album was recorded at the late (former Wilco member) Jay Bennett's Pieholden Studios.
Claim to fame/need to know: The bandmates, who met in college at the University of Illinois, have shared the stage with everyone from Surfer Blood to Cults to Company of Thieves. Currently, the group is working on a still-untitled EP, which it hopes to release sometime this spring.
Interviewed: Stanton McConnell, 25, Bucktown/Wicker Park
Is it odd to spend the entire month of December getting confused with an entirely different Santa?
[Laughs] Yeah, but honestly it's funny. The people that are in our world and love the band will say something to their friends about going to see Santah and mass confusion ensues.
Do you remember how you learned Santa wasn't real?
I don't. I do remember when I was in 3rd grade--I was in a class with 3rd and 4th graders--one of the 4th graders who had a locker behind me looked at me and smugly told me, "You know there's no Santa, right?" I remember my answer. My answer was, "You're probably right, but it's just way more fun to believe."
You're signed to No Sleep Records. Do you consider yourself a night owl?
Yeah, actually. There's definitely a little bit of rambunctiousness in "White Noise Bed." There are notes on intimacy and betrayal and sexuality, and I think nighttime is the default venue for those things to flourish in, especially being of college age. One of the songs on the record is called "Bat Suite," and it's really about just that--how the night can enable you to cut loose.
Considering everyone in the band bonded over Wilco initially, it's fitting you ended up recording "White Noise Bed" at Pieholden Studios.
Right, and it definitely was not a coincidence. We sought it out, and out of all the studios that were available to us this one had such a cool pedigree and history that we couldn't resist. That fascination extended well throughout the recording process--finding out this microphone was used to record Jeff Tweedy's voice on "Yankee Hotel Foxtrot," or this piano played the intro on "I Am Trying to Break Your Heart." We were like kids in a candy store.
Did you meet Jay before he died?
No, we actually didn't. It was really unfortunate for the world to lose Jay. Selfishly, I would have loved to have him pop in and out of the studio when we were recording, but I think you can still hear Jay on our record. I think you can a hear a little bit of that twang and a little bit of that soul. And I hope he'd be proud I said that.
You guys spent a good chunk of the year touring. What's one essential item you need on the road?
[Laughs] As far as stuff I can say in the interview? I would just say you need your patience. You need patience and a good sense of humor because you're with the same people for months straight.
What's the one spot you have to hit up the second you get back to Chicago?
I spend a lot of time at Ipsento, which is a coffee shop (in Bucktown). I get ornery when I drink coffee that's not Ipsento because it's just so good. I go in there, grab my coffee...and I'm like the happiest guy in the world. It feels like home at this point.
Do you have a favorite Christmas carol?
Actually, we were talking about this the other day. I really like the over-the-top cheesy ones. I really love like Whitney Houston's rendition of "Do You Hear What I Hear," 'cause it's no-holds-barred. Or even Sting's "Gabriel's Message." I think my favorite is "Carol of the Bells." That's my definitive answer, but Whitney Houston's cool, too.
Are you planning to work any of those carols into your set?
[Laughs] Absolutely not. We have mad respect for the other Santa, that's for sure, and out of his honor we stick to the Santah with the h.
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What's the last album you bought? "I bought five at the same time. I bought two copies of 'Tusk' on vinyl--one for my girlfriend and one for our keyboardist. I bought George Harrison 'Concert for Bangladesh,' Patti Smith's 'Wave' and a Donovan live record."
Song you've listened to on repeat recently? Woods: "Time Fading Lines"
Song you never want to hear again? Rusted Root: "Send Me on My Way" "That song has been stuck in my head for ten months."
Best concert you've seen in the last year? "The War on Drugs at Lincoln Hall or Fleet Foxes headlining Pitchfork Music Festival."
New band you don't know personally that deserves to be big? Sybris
Favorite movie ever? "The Princess Bride"
Chicago's best music venue? Lincoln Hall
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Wright Discusses Economic Challenges
America is "Dying by Degrees" thanks to economic FUBARs in healthcare, Social Security and construction, according to Dr. Robert Wright, Nef Family chair of Political Economy at Augustana and director of the new Thomas Willing Institute for the Study of Financial Markets, Institutions, and Regulations.
Chapel of Reconciliation Dedicates New Banner
A new navy, blue and gold-colored banner, designed by senior Brady Holm of Fairmont, Minn., was officially dedicated at a ceremony in Augustana's Chapel of Reconciliation last week.
Vikings Ranked 17th in Learfield Sports Directors' Cup Standings
Behind a record-setting men's cross country season, an historic football run and strong finishes in other fall sports, Augustana is the only school within the Northern Sun Intercollegiate Conference (NSIC) to be ranked in the top 25.
Augustana, Museum of American Finance Launch Research Institute
The Thomas Willing Institute for the Study of Financial Markets, Institutions and Regulations will fund and support student research fellowships and educational outreach programs and will feature public and Internet speaking engagements.
Rob Oliver Editorial Says Augie Boasts Brain Gain - Not Drain
President Rob Oliver's recent editorial in the Argus Leader shares the fact Augustana College long has been a net importer of intellectual capital, with the majority of graduates choosing to stay and work in South Dakota.
Braithwaite named recipient of prestigious Elite 88 award
Matt Braithwaite, senior, is the recipient of the Elite 88 award for men's cross country, presented (for each of the NCAA's 88 championships) to the student-athlete with the highest cumulative grade-point average.
Aldrich tabbed Region 5 Coach of the Year
Head football coach Mike Aldrich has been named the Region 5 Coach of the Year in NCAA Division II, as voted on by members of the American Football Coaches Association. Aldrich's first year as head coach of the Vikings will go down as the most successful season in school history.
Augustana Alumnus Named to South Dakota Sports Hall of Fame
Jim Luce, '61, the infamous Viking quarterback who led Augustana to the North Central Conference football championship in 1959, has been chosen for induction into the South Dakota Sports Hall of Fame.
Watch Live Coverage of Historic Viking Playoff Game
In their first-ever NCAA quarterfinal appearance, the No. 2 seed Vikings (11-1) will battle the No. 1 seed Minnesota Duluth Bulldogs (12-0) for a spot in the NCAA Division II semifinals at Noon on Saturday, Dec. 4, at James A. Malosky Stadium. Watch live streaming video of the game at goaugie.com.
Author to Discuss '(re)Defining Borders' at Annual Luncheon
In celebration of its 40th anniversary, the Center for Western Studies will host its annual Members and Friends Christmas Luncheon on Saturday, Dec.11. Dr. Patrick Hicks, Augustana's Writer-in-Residence, will present "Harvesting Words, (re)Defining Borders and the Making of a Book."

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There is way too much to talk about in Cataclysm and the more I play this expansion, the more I love it. Guild Leveling is by far the most rewarding because it is an amazing feeling when you are in the middle of playing and across your screen the entire guild gets an achievement. No matter where you are at or what you are doing you see across the screen that we as a group acomplished something that will benefit all of us. From leveling faster to having cheaper repair bills, the guild rewards are making us work as a team and made us all focus on the guild.
During the first week of gameplay I though we were going to make a push to start raiding right away, seeing that many top world guild were already done with the initial normal modes like we were conquering dungeons. Then I took a step back and saw that everyone was having fun, not just leveling but looking at those guild achievments and not being daunted by the task of killing 50K critters but just ready to kill another 500 today.
We have our crafters and miners going nuts to reach all those watermarks. We have our PvPers hunting down horde (actually we are done hunting and already got Horde Slayer). We are slowly but surely getting our raid team geared and together to start farming heroics and helping people get through the initial content, but overall we are having fun as a guild.
Initially some people had concerns about how the rewards would affect their alts. Some of the rewards really don't kick in until you reach honored with the guild which can take some time. The thing is about commitment though, if you are commited to being a part of a guild you now have to work towards getting those rewards not just by simply showing up, but by actually doing things with and for the guild.
Everyone seems to have their favorite perk, and some are just beinging to notice. Cheaper repairs has been one that almost everyone is noticing, specially after getting into a bad heroic group. The one I am looking forward to Hasty Heart because its always nice to not have your HS on cooldown.
I really want to thank everyone that is working so hard to get the rewards we are all benefitting from and want to say AWESOME JOB guys. This game is all about the people 🙂 and we have the best guildies ever!


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November 24, 2012 05:30 ET
123 new jobs created in the region in 2012
LONDON, UNITED KINGDOM--(Marketwire - Nov. 24, 2012) - First Utility, the UK's largest independent energy supplier, today opens its new headquarters in Warwick, announcing that its popular tariffs have allowed it to create 123 new jobs during 2012. The news follows significant growth in customer numbers, spurred on by its tariffs topping the UK best-buy charts for eight of the last 10 months.
First Utility has moved from its original base at Tachbrook Business Park, where the company was founded in 2008, to a new 28,000 sq ft premises in the Opus 40 Business Park at the heart of Warwick's tech hub. The new premises will allow room for the growing team of staff, as well as offering an inspiring high tech environment.
Ian McCaig, CEO of First Utility commented:
"We have worked hard to build an energy company which offers a real alternative for consumers. Our business has grown rapidly over the past 12 months, with consumers looking to lower their bills through switching to more competitive tariffs and reduce their consumption through innovative new technology.
"Our new offices offer our growing staff numbers an exciting, high tech environment to work in, which is already proving to be an inspiring environment in which to grow.
"We are pleased to announce that, due to our fast track growth, we have grown our team by 60 per cent this year," he added. "We expect to further grow our market share over the next 12 months, as we continue to offer a compelling proposition which resonates with the UK consumer."
First Utility is ranked 21st amongst the fastest growing companies in the UK in The Sunday Times Fast Track 100 listings and pioneered the first roll-out of innovative smart meter technology to help UK households attain better control of their energy spend.
The company has chosen to locate in the region for a number of reasons which include the great local infrastructure, as well as a highly relevant and skilled talent pool. First Utility is confident it will benefit from this relevant skills base and is proud to be growing its high-tech investment in Warwick whilst complimenting other technology businesses, such as IBM and Telent, which also occupy the business park.
Chris White MP joined Ian McCaig and First Utility staff to open the premises, commenting,
"I am delighted to officially open First Utility's new headquarters in my constituency. First Utility is the largest independent energy supplier in the UK, which now employs over 290 people and is continuing to recruit.
"The Government wants increased competition in the energy market and I am particularly pleased to see that First Utility, a company which was founded in my constituency, has responded to this challenge. As well as offering some of the cheapest energy tariffs, First Utility delivers innovative solutions, such as smart meters and software to analyse energy use, that helps consumers reduce their energy consumption and save money."
About First Utility
First Utility is the UK's largest independent energy supplier. It supplies gas and electricity to over 120,000 residential and business customers throughout the UK. First Utility is pioneering the use of new technology within the energy sector to empower its customers to control their energy spend. It was the first UK gas and electricity supplier to offer free smart meters to its customers in 2008. In 2012, it launched my:energy, an online service which provides all customers with detailed information about their energy usage, personalised advice on reducing their consumption and the ability to set targets to help reduce their usage and bills.
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Crowns, Bridges, Dentures, Implants
Crowns and Root Canals
If you have a root canal procedure on a tooth that has previously been crowned, will you need a new crown once the root canal has been completed, or will the existing crown still be able to do its job?
A new crown is always ideal after a hole has been drilled through it to do the root canal; however, depending on the size of the hole, a filling sometimes works well enough to seal off the access hole.
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ASME A112.14.3 (Tested) Flow Rate: 75 GPM (4.73 l/s)
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The only thing you need to know to experience the joy of vintage jewelry shopping in Chicago? Go directly to The Antique and Resale Shoppe, left, 7214 N. Harlem Ave. (in an unlikely strip mall just north of Touhy Avenue), 773-631-1151; antiqueandresale.com. Introduce yourself to the lively owners, Suzanne Lazer and Jules Breen, take a deep breath, then start shopping. The jewelry selection here is mind-blowing, well-priced and brilliantly organized. And the owners are approachable and know their stuff. The store's only annual sale — 20 percent off everything — is March 20-27.
Says Breen: "The best way to learn is seeing the goods in person. You can touch and feel them and see how they're priced to have some idea of value. The more you see and touch will help you understand the difference in the quality of a piece, scarcity and popularity.
"The important advice when starting to buy costume jewelry is buy what will bring you joy. Buy what makes your heart pitter-patter," she says.
I absolutely agree.
Here's an assortment of other Chicago-area places to touch, learn, browse, buy:
Broadway Antique Market, 6130 N. Broadway, bamchicago.com
Edgewater Antique Mall, 6314 N. Broadway, edgewaterantiquemall.com
Heritage Trail Mall, 420 Ridge Road, Wilmette, heritagetrailmall.com
Randolph Street Market, 1340 W. Randolph St., chicagoantiquemarket.com
Douglas Rosin Decorative Arts, 730 N. Wells St., douglasrosin.com (high end for serious collectors)
For repairs, Bill Semmens, Costume Jewelry Repair, 55 E. Washington St., 312-782-7810
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Alex Rodriguez isn't accepting his suspension without a fight.
On Monday, the New York Yankess third baseman sued Major League Baseball and its players' union, The Huffington Post reports.
Rodriguez is hoping to overturn his season-long suspension, which is the longest drug-related suspension given to an MLB player.
He alleges the players' union breached its "duty of fair representation" and states MLB and the MLBPA imposed the suspension without just cause.
According to ESPN, A-Rod's lawyers filed the suit in U.S. District Court alleging that arbitrator, Fredric Horowitz, was biased in his ruling. Horowitz handed Rodriguez a 162-game ban on Saturday


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CFP: [General] Northern Heterotopias
"Northern Heterotopias"
In a 1967 lecture entitled 'Of Other Spaces' [Des espaces autres] Michel
Foucault elaborated on his lifelong fascination with space and spatial
metaphors and presented the idea of heterotopia(s) through which he
challenged dominant, unilateral ways to think about space and place.
Foucault called our attention to the many "counter-sitesâ€, or multiple
imaginations, experiences and inscriptions of space and identity, that
can be found beyond the "fundamentally unreal†discourse of dominant
utopias that seek to define, regulate, and confine particular places and
people. In contrast to utopias, then, heterotopias "juxtapos[e] in a
single real place several spaces, several sites that are themselves
incompatible.†(Foucault, 1986 [1967] p25).
Digressing from Foucault's original coinage of the term to re-
conceptualize specific sites and places (cemeteries, cinemas, boats,
brothels, etc), we interpret the idea of heterotopia, and the mapping
logic of heterotopology, as an alternative way to think of the experience
of space as a whole, and a conceptual lens through which to analyze and
bring to light the multiple imaginations, experiences, embodiments, and
inscriptions of space and place that are inherent in all sites.
What, then, would a heterotopology of the (idea of) North look like?
For this conference, we invite scholars, artists, storytellers, writers,
poets and activists to examine different ideas, imaginations,
experiences, and inscriptions of the North beyond hegemonic conceptions
(the Great "White†North; hegemonic articulations of indigenism; the
North and its 'untapped resources', etc.).
We leave it up to participants to navigate through that contested space
(discursive, physical, human) that is the North, and to identify both
Northern utopias (or hegemonies) and the counter-sites they have silenced.
Thus, we hope to bring together a broad range of voices and experiences
that highlight the fundamentally plural (contradictory? cacophonic?
contrapuntal? heteroglossic?) and heterotopic nature of the North.
We are particularly interested in papers that address the following
*Migration, diaspora and metissage
*Critical Indigenous perspectives
*New epistemologies
*Race, gender and sexuality
*Queer Issues
*Globalization and transnationalism
*Art as Resistance
*Critical pedagogies
Works cited: Foucault, M. (1986). 'Of other spaces'. Diacritics, 16, 22-7.
To be considered, an abstract or paper must be received no later than
January 15th, 2009.
Submission Detail
The abstract or title page must include:
the name, affiliation, email address and telephone number of the
principal presenter
name(s) of co-presenters/co-authors
a brief biography of each author/presenter
Submissions using one of the following methods:
Email attachment (PDF or Word) to:
Fax to:
Attn: Dr. Samuel Veissiere
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The Power of Reading: A Celebration of the Written Word
An estimated 225,000 adults in Kansas City are denied some of the simplest and most important moments in life because they cannot read.
To celebrate the joy of literacy the Library hosts the fourth annual Power of Reading: A Celebration of the Written Word. KCPT's Nick Haines emcees. Adult students from Literacy Kansas City share their stories. And local writers discuss the power of reading in their lives.
Co-sponsored by The Writers Place and Literacy Kansas City.


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to do on a sort of snowy dayMonday, March 03, 2014
Soften butter on the counter, put on comfy clothes, make creamy tomato basil sauce and homemade bread, take a nap, drink a lot of tea, watch a movie, and knit a hat.
It's another great pattern from Spider Woman Knits. (Remember the Cowl!)
I have received so much joy from her free patterns, I think it's time I contribute a little something to her.
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June 29: Bargaining begins.
July 13: Management's initial proposal would reduce players' share of hockey-related revenue from 57 percent to 46 percent, a figure the union later says is actually 43 percent.
Aug. 14: Players make first proposal, calling for lower percentage of revenue for players and increased revenue sharing among teams.
Aug. 15: NHL rejects players' offer.
Aug. 28: Owners offer players 46 percent.
Sept. 12: Players make proposal, which is immediately rejected.
Sept. 13: Owners meet in New York and unanimously endorse decision to lock out players when the 2005-12 collective bargaining agreement expires at the end of Sept. 15.
Sept. 16: Lockout begins.
Sept. 19: NHL cancels preseason schedule through Sept. 30.
Sept. 22: NHL fines Detroit Red Wings undisclosed amount for comments made by senior vice president Jim Devellano in an interview with Island Sports News, which quoted him as saying his solution to end the lockout would be to have the players take 43 percent and the owners get 57 percent of hockey-related revenue.
Sept. 27: NHL cancels remainder of preseason schedule.
Oct. 4: NHL cancels 82 games from Oct. 11-24.
Oct. 16: League makes proposal, offering to split hockey related revenue 50-50, and says it must be accepted by Oct. 25 to preserve full schedule.
Oct. 17: Union rejects proposal.
Oct. 19: NHL cancels games through Nov. 1, raising cancellations to 135 (11 percent of season).
Oct. 26: NHL cancels games through Nov. 30, raising total to 326 (26.5 percent).
Nov. 2: NHL cancels Jan. 1 Winter Classic between Toronto and Detroit at Ann Arbor, Mich.
Nov. 21: Union makes proposal offering to split hockey-related revenue 50-50 with $392 million "make-whole provision" for existing contracts that is $182 million more than management's offer. NHL Commissioner Gary Between says sides are "far apart."
Nov. 23: NHL cancels games through Dec. 14, raising total to 422 (34 percent of season), and All-Star weekend for Jan. 26-27 at Columbus, Ohio.
Nov. 28-29: The sides meet with two members of the Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service, who agree they are far apart.
Dec. 10: NHL cancels games through Dec. 30, raising total to 526 (43 percent of season).
Dec. 14: A day after negotiations break off, NHL files a class-action suit against the union in U.S. District Court in New York, seeking to establish its lockout as legal, and files an unfair labor practice charge with the National Labor Relations Board, claiming the union has bargained in bad faith.
Dec. 20: NHL cancels games through Jan. 14, raising total to 625 (51 percent of season).
Dec. 27: NHL makes new proposal.
Dec. 31: Negotiations resume.
Jan. 4: Federal mediator Scot Beckenbaugh shuttles between the sides.
Jan. 6: On the 113th day of the lockout, the sides reach agreement on a 10-year contract that either side can terminate after eight years. Hockey-related income will be split 50-50. Free-agent contracts will be limited to a maximum seven years (eight for clubs to re-sign their own players). Salaries in contracts can't vary more than 35 percent year to year, and the final year can't be more than 50 percent of the highest year. The salary cap for the upcoming season will be $70.2 million, and it will go down to $64.3 million in 2013-14.


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Margie Nelson, age 79, of St. James died on Tuesday, March 05, 2013, at the Luther Memorial Home in Madelia.
Margie Nelson, age 79, of St. James, died on Tuesday, March 5, 2013 at the Luther Memorial Home in Madelia. Funeral services will be 11 a.m., Saturday, March 9, 2013, at Sturm Funeral Home in St. James with Rev. Ken Bowman officiating. Visitation will be Friday from 4 to 7 p.m. and Saturday from 10 to 11 a.m. at Sturm Funeral Home in St. James. Burial will be at Mt. Hope Cemetery in St. James. You may send the family condolences online at www.sturmfh.com. Arrangements are with Sturm Funeral Home in St. James.
Margie Ann Stolze was born July 23, 1933 in St. James, the daughter of Elmer and Louise Stolze. Margie grew up on the family farm just outside of St. James. She attended rural school. On April 7, 1951, she was united in marriage to Dale W. Nelson at Camp Rucker, Ala., where they lived while Dale was in the Army. They lived in the Twin Cities for several years before moving back to St. James. On September 19, 1969, they bought their first home and raised their seven children. Margie worked various jobs, she worked at Tony Downs, Red Owl, St. James Hospital and Gateway Window & Awning over the years. Margie mostly enjoyed staying home and raising her children. She enjoyed camping and looking for and listening to loons on their camping trips up north, quilting, playing cards and painting ceramics. She loved her family and cherished the times spent with her children, grandchildren and great-grandchildren.
Margie is survived by her children, Pamela Rose of Cambria, Deb Schiller of St. James, Caroline (Scott) Unke of Fairmont, David (Kim) Nelson of St. James, Lynn (Mike) Nickel of LeSueur, Michael Nelson and Tim Miller of Burnsville, Heather (Kyle) Nordhausen of St. James; 20 grandchildren; and 22 great-grandchildren.
She is preceded in death by her husband; parents; sisters, Ethel Rettke, Arlene Monsen; brother Bud Stolze; and a nephew Mark Rettke.


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DALLAS (AP) — Police have arrested at least three people during a protest march in Dallas near the dedication site of the George W. Bush Presidential Center.
The three people were placed in patrol cars Thursday as about 200 people marched and chanted near the campus of Southern Methodist University. Police Lt. A.W. Williams says the three were charged with being a pedestrian in a roadway, a misdemeanor. They were taken to the Dallas County jail.
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The trade of Eagles cornerback Sheldon Brown to Cleveland last month was contingent on Brown agreeing to a restructured contract with the Browns, something the Eagles were unwilling to offer.
Details of that contract have emerged with the key point being a $5 million signing bonus that Brown, 31, received after the trade, according to the Cleveland Plain-Dealer. The Browns did not extend the deal beyond its original expiration in 2012, but added the bonus and made some minor adustments.
The contract essentially becomes a 3-year, $15.25 million deal with base salaries of $2.5 million in 2010, $3.5 million in 2011 and $4.25 million in 2012, plus the bonus.
Brown is fighting for a starting spot with first-round pick Joe Haden and Eric Wright.
Brown's expected repacement as the starter opposite Asante Samuel is Ellis Hobbs. The Eagles opted not to use a high draft pick on a cornerback, selecting Kentucky's Trevard Lindley in the fourth round.
As Paul Domowitch wrote after the draft, the Eagles' cornerback situation will be a focus of questions heading into the season:
"A ballhawk who can't tackle and doesn't like to play press coverage (Samuel). An undersized guy coming off a serious neck injury (Hobbs). A rookie with durability issues and without elite speed (Lindley).
"A 'tweener coming off his second ACL tear in as many seasons (Marlin Jackson) and may or may not have lost a step. Another 'tweener with so-so speed who was drafted as a corner, but was moved to safety (Macho Harris).
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wilmington gazette three bolls j»*/l j»1».j published weeklt by allmatfd hall tuesday october c j304 fftvxm jc/j tx 0f cifpofed to think them miftaken let us dow examine the piinciples laid down in fupport of the pretenfions of spain as expreucd in the madrid letter the firft proportion fcts out with da ting in a m viner and in words incorrect what is not in fact true it tales that " eaft and wett florida were originally ced i by france to england this is incorreis in terms becautie there was no divifion of the territory into eaftand w c t mtil after the englilh took po(te(iion of florida in 1763 the treaty bears date tie loih of february 1763 and the bri t73 king's proclamation u of date the 7th oftober of that ye»r the 7'h and 24th articles contain alt that relates to this fuhjecl ihfrein rt vii in oher to eflablifo pesoj on fi>\iil ati'l durable foundations and to reme'e forever all fubjofl oidifpute with rt-gar.i to uc limits of the briiilh and french territories on the continent of a merfca it is agreed that for the future the confines between the donirmon-t of his 3riunnic majcity and rhofe of his moll chriitian majefiy in that pan of the world hall be fixed irrevocably by a line drawn along the middle of the ri«er mif lirtippi from its fotir.e to the river lber vilie and from them-l by a line drawn a long the middle of this river and the lakes maurepas and ponchartrain to thvfeas and for this purpofe the mo(t chiiljian kiny cedes in full right and guaranties to his britannic viaj..-(ty the river and port of m')bilc and every thing which ht foffrfft or ought to pijj'd/is on the icit life eali uje of the mihiflippi except ihf town of new orleans and the illanil f;n which it is iiuited which hail leinain to france ojc at xxi v great britain hall at the endofthrgc mon'hsitter thcexcha!i t e nf rarifications enter inn pnffcflion of the river and fort of mobile and ot ail that is to form the limns of the territory of greif-britain on the etlt fide of the mtlfiflippi as fpccificd in the 7 h ar ticls thefe w prefume are the foundation of the aflermtn that eall atul weft flori da were originally ce<*<d by france ro england «• u/h at ih me time ceded to spain new orleans and the icniiury weft of the vkiirtippi — which spain has allcdged to hive ht!j ever ince without any alteration of bonit.larit whatfoevcr now tliif is i)t<ji^eihcr cidier wilfu'ly mifrepref.ited or p3l;>^!i!y tnifta'icn thi comtry here fpecifietl as ceded to spun b france in virtue of a ftcret cuivenion dated the 3 1 of november i;6a vhich preceded wiiat is called the •• orifnal cfjfhn ne'her is it a ta£t that the country n w allet'ead and welt florida was heljc er nee and without ali ration of boun iari by spain ; 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we ihould not beat all furprifed to hear of the equally ioconfifttni and imbecile opinions ot a mercenary gazetteer being employed for the fame purpofes as the opinions of mercenary lawyers we have not the leaft doubt that the madrid letter of the 12th july comes di rectly from an official fource ; and in this view we hall offer a lew remarks up on it the met s marihco is now called st john's rirei aai is ia latitude 20 ir north ■** thi bounj.iry it will appear w a fa ctffice on the pai t ot gr«t britain wine plainly ihcws that ihethofc^ht it necetfgry to make fume reparation 10 spa : n ; t<>r the carolinians had by i*u v t fj cfpe tute battles in 170a and 1703 in winch the spaniards were overcome obtained po'f fcflion of the country of the apvlactwaft and ha<1 extended their conqucii to the full hmhs of the carolina charter hy the deftrtiaton of the timooi;ua ludiani and the spaniard who had joined them in 1706 t htuarolim charter extentle i the boun dary to flic 2p'h decree of ndrdi latitude and theifef'cvcrul victories of the caroli ni-i-as had fecured w-hat by charter they had been granted qreat-whau m gran ing to spain by ihe operation or the con vention of pardo territory which the kuld to the extent of a^cgrea of latitude ce fled towards spain to far liberally but what isinporiant to the prtfctvt qticflion is that tie line fettled by the convention at pardo linartt florida fnnply to tho peninfiila and docs ixu extend it even as i far as the st maiks or to iht apalachi colu rivets i from hence forward to when the char?:r for georgia was pdlled the whole 1 hat country vrom the currittick 1'ilet ihefonth b'v.indi.ry of virginia ro cape careveral in latitude 28 54 was called caiolina ; andefter georgia liid be«n eftab idled tire cou ntry mwth of the river st john and as tvr as savannah on the fei cotlt was called a-ieor^ia as well as the interior to the m er abam.t and all thecointries of ihe cirei,ks ; & hence beyond called and claimcii by the french as louifisna up to t!ic ahe^hany muun i t-ins i it now appears notwithflanding all the previous exultations of major jack lon and oiher wife accredtto'rf thai s;»ain " does nut difputc our title to lonifuna properly rojlmed4 and that all the ex ultations onme injurious confequences refulting from the purchafe are reduced to afimple difpute about boundaries ! thai fomc negociation would ncccflarily arife and fome indifference of opinion follow upon the final fettlement of boun daries which have never yet been fettled were incidents that might naturally have been expired ; and it was as natural to pre-fiippo(e that in he ne'gociation spain would employ all the means ufualiy re fortedto by european diplomatics to pro cure for itftlf as good terms as fwlfibie but it was not therefore a neteflary confequence that a war him\d be the ei tedl otthis negociation ; and it will fcarce y be fuppofeil that he menace of war would be the mo!t likely method ol ob taing from us the bed terms for spain — whatever therefore has been aid in the papers in the nature of menace we con clude to be mere bmlumfulmen anil that the whol will beamicit)l letiltd by ills more pacific fyftem of negocintion we find in the letter from madrid that sp.»in is di footed to do ihis for 4 a fair equiva lent ' it app.ars then that ifoc madrid leter is not inorrect in its portion that eall and wed florida was originally ceited i i'y franc to england in 1783 l bccaufe neither the trva'.y of 175*5 ar.d the convention ot i'ardo of 739 even mention any fuch ftujdivifion a becaufc as it spears by the tadls t!re wimle of florida after the oonventioa att'jru v»bs fwcoflkriljt umiiai io tlie pcninfula part r what is now cal led eall floiida 3 iiccaufc as i ciiilerit froin this conven tion that even ihe uccupatioh of that part of wliat is now called eaft flori da which lies north of ihe 30th dcg 35 min.*-was an u fur pat ion ml con travention of the piccxifting conven tion which ou^ht not to be hrought up even if it would beofufe in fupport of ■claim to a till more extcniivc inno vation +. it is not a correct pofition to aflert that any part of florida was original ly cc(ki by france to englarvl becaufe the original ceftion was made by france to spain in 1762 5 becaufe the diviuon into two proi vinces was made by the britidi after thii treaty of 1673 their intention be ing to extend their frontier along the miiii(tip(ii and to co.nbine their po litical snrt commercial operations from canada by the lakes wiih the ivlilliiiippi wlien my fellow-dtieeni of the uni ted stiles an wic people of other coun trit have examined ihefe vomhers of clmacler the publication of which have been thus extorted tictn me when they have rifleileil that on the part of m»jor jack ton there could not haveexifteda in gle motive for miftatement or departure from truth in framing bis depoiition ; when th.y h a ll likewife have reflected that on the part of the marquis de cafa yrujo csry motive ariilng oul ot mm tification every wifl to avert the con fe«jitenct:s of his uufuccefiful attempt were combined i-.i the molt forcible u - gree t to prompt his pctvetfion t t\,t truth whci ihcfe rtlnlts are dilpaliioi.aiely ton iilerc-d tlicre will remain but ohe c;iia ion on ihe f»i bj'.-ci yes sir i even pcrfnafle hivr that your own nation thus informed will pro ndunct ihat yon have proltratcd he digni y of your office and violate moral ob ligation your irlle threat of «« demandirg ths " punilhfnentof fawjackfon from v o t '« vernrneni 1 i im^h o fcorn and con fign to its merited cuotvmpt it it not in this country ti>at a ci.-izen can be ptiiiifted for obtytrg the laws by itrclofing ; ( hedefign <>» a f.>rr n m.i iller nor is it within tnctcomroul o ar v v vcrntneot to uicvci.t a citi?en of the u nited state iiom rcpelliig furh a ih«r{;c as yon h 1v e brought aguinil me nor of gi ving i is n-lutation or the calumny thro the fame medium with ihat jrou have cliofen fot its promulgation a public newfpaper could any oilur iloctr n pre vail our citizens wouh lee voootf • he miferuble vaflals of ' iguifhed aiimct about whom you have prated w ja k5>on philadelphia october 9 1804 from the letters with which 1 wa ho nored by general washington i havo felefted the two which are unjoined on account of 1 heir dates and the fuhjrcl s to which they relate the nrff wn received on the expiration of my military itrvirc whieli at rhe aga of twenty four had embraced the period of the american war wfwt then are the objefls up6n whiih neg»ciation will principally hinge ? they a,rpear ro fee founded in the following ptopofitions 1 the ejii nj wei florida were ori ginally e,lcd by france to lingland in 1763 who at the fame time ceded to spain he lllsn of new.or'eans am tin territory w..ft of themifflflippi 2 tliat in l"/6o spain conquered th country eaft of the miffiflipp then d vided into e and w floridas which co'iquefti were confirmed by the peace t j783 •}.. that vv 1 florida formed no part of lon fiana as ori 8 i '» 11 )' ce jcd bj france but if maybe prooer in his place to advert to the original reruiiiimi & names of thofu countries the whole of the territory fouth of virginia was firfl calsd florida a ml it vi s wi;h a vir-w to its con quclt that soto fet out from cub in the vjyage wherein he difcovercd the miffts fijpi the plant»t!ons of carotins and oi sonih-c»rolii:a and fuhfrquently of gwrgia took from the count lies t!icret for called fiorida from the political licgijler to the makqjjis di cafca yrujo sir to your acknowledged attempt to corrupt my tt.k ity as a citizen by enga yiog my crvicci to fupport the reafim ings of a foieign mir.ider you have rl.irrd tn aim the atrnciiy of impeacliing the irmh ot my declaration which had been nu.!e under the facrcd obligation ot an oath hc fuccels of the britifb plantation an the tiifputes which ui c between thrf fuuthern rteikkboun an i il,c dif puts which jrofe upr-.n the fens between thi two nations produced a ui y of ne gelations thofe which took place in 1 38 arofe from the spaniards infifring m ihc rij^ht of •• vi("itiit learching"bri iill vcfllb and t:it counter cmnplaint of britain that spain was encroaching upon britifli boundaries in convention conclu de at pardo on the 14th ot january 1739 wherein it was flipulated •• that commiiiiouerk ihonul be tppointcd to re gulate the prctenfiont of the iwo powers tn reulion to the limits of florida and to spain r . . . t thtfc prunou i ns will be found per hnpsfo contain h e ic n of ihe clifpute j,.t3r qs it concerns territory ; but t fcould be kept in view that wh.le sp»m fcftl tofarrv » lofty port on thefc pir licular the.e are other fubjefls ufon wh.ch spain has fo rerjerjult.ee and re iributior to the uni»ed states ; and ii is very apparent that iheatfumes ■moreir roga nt tone upon thefe poihis only e caurcmir government has in the j '*■cifivc manner demanded iatlsfjchjn ot the infult and injury done us by tie spanirti inteiulant at new-orlcatii aid by the pillage ol our vr(tels at fw spain in t'aft appears towiih for a ge neral compromife of differences to obtin an ob'ivion ot injuries and o make thit oblivion the price of a fettlcmcnt ot boui daties — but in the courfe he purfues fte defeats her own purpofc — either hcrm nilk-r are mifikformed or vcty much millakc the charafter of our goverr cient—liuin what we know we are rathu in the nature of yourempioymeht and the paui'ty of your rtneans you misfit have found an excufe bs well at a mo tive for tlie fiumer part of your con duct , in tiie mortification of your failure only can even the fhadow of a caufe be traced for this lall departure fiom all hat it honorable jufl and true the guarantee of the nation will p ro . tedl your pcrfon , but at that guarantee cannot in this country be extended by any cooftrtitlion to ioveli a foreign mi nifter with the privilege of hlfcly charg ing ciiiz-en of the united stales with perjury and of proruvi gating that charge through the medium of a ntwfpapei nei thtr j-our olficf nor all the lanciior.s of diplomacy fliall reflrain my refutation of the deliberate faifhood nor prevent the refutation being made through the fame channel carolina it appears that cnmmiftioners were appointed and that they determined the limit of florida to be a line drawn from fort st george on the mouih of the ri ver san maitheo due we to the mouth ot the river vafcla in the bay of apala chee we have before us the convention jf pardo and he map with the boun jarjr line thus drawn published in the ear 1755 the fccond was received when i wag
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Posted on April 16, 2012
It's too early, of course, but trends are emerging, and I thought I would alert those of you who are already making plans for the end of July. This gives you time to invest your money wisely so that you can then come and spend it all at the Newberry.
For those of you who just came in, we sort, price, and pack books all the livelong year. They go into cardboard boxes labeled "History", "PB Mystery A-L", and such. And these boxes are numbered, so we know what we've got. At the moment, what we've got is 1800 boxes packed and awaiting your eager hands. Last year, come Book Fair time, we had about 2700, so we're on a pace to match or better last year's collection. (The estimate is always rough because boxes come in different sizes; I swear I've been given bigger boxes this year. Yes, we could use all boxes of the same size for better statistics keeping, but books come in different sizes, and we're more interested in book-keeping than in bookkeeping. Oh, the laughs come hard when you're working with statistics.)
Even less exact a science is comparing what we have now with what we had last year by subject. I usually create a working list at the end of May so I can start designing the display, so the data I am about to impart comes from comparing my collection of 1800 boxes right now with the 2,347 I had at the end of May, 2011. See, the working list breaks the boxes down by subject, so I know where we're going to have the most books.
The predictions which follow are based on a theory that in any given subject I should have roughly three-fourths of the number on last year's working list. If this year's number is way off from that target, it is theoretically of interest to my customers. (Are you still reading, scrambled grapes? I promise I'll throw in another bad pun or two before we finish.) None of this is a guarantee of what will really happen come July, but if you know a better way to predict these things, I'll let you handle my stock portfolio.
We seem to be headed for bumper crops in the areas of Books & Authors, History, Literature, Proofs (we're at triple last year and climbing), Poli Sci (it's an election year; we're up about 25%), and Records (I am going to fill that room with vinyl and shellac.) Paperback Romance appears to be at 400% of where it was last Memorial Day. Bring a friend who can help you carry.
The only areas we're really amazingly down in are Archaeology and Health (goodie: fewer diet books!) In Chicago and Show Biz, we're going to have a respectable showing, but probably not as much as last year. Last year we had two massive Show Biz collections come in and one immense Chicago donation. We're returning to normal in those subjects.
Any subject may increase by July, of course, depending on what happens next. EVERYBODY seems to be donating mysteries, so I expect that will climb. Science Fiction looks as if it is set on rocketing to new heights (ho-hum; told you the bad puns were coming). I am expecting a couple of large donations, one of which promises to be largely Lit, and the other of which may be Science. And there's no telling what may be lurking just around the next square on the calendar.
So what can you learn from this, mincemeat macadamia muffin? If you're interested in history, literary criticism, politics, or romance (or any combination thereof), save your pennies. And if there's an LP you gave away twenty years ago and still regret, prepare to flip through boxes of albums, because it surely should be a record year. (Pun number two. Wasn't really worth wading through all that prose for, was it? Never mind, cloved clams, the Book Fair itself is worth wading for.)


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McCaskill Hits Akin with Ads Featuring Raped Women
JEFFERSON CITY - Missouri Democratic Sen. Claire McCaskill is taking aim at Republican challenger Todd Akin with a new series of TV ads featuring rape survivors upset about Akin's position on emergency contraception.
The three ads that began running Wednesday feature two women who describe themselves as "pro-life," including one who says she is a Republican and another who describes herself as "a woman of faith."
The ads refer to Akin's August remarks about women having a biological defense against pregnancy in cases of what he called "legitimate rape." They also reference a separate August interview in which Akin said he considers the morning-after pill to be a form of abortion, which he opposes.
Akin has apologized repeatedly for the "legitimate rape" remark but has continued to highlight his opposition to abortion.


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Old ESP need help identifying
Mostly what I'm looking for is the year of production and just the details and specs, what was going on with esp at that time and artists that used the same model
based on what i see i would say its a standard production eclipse model. looks like a maple top that is fairly thick, mahogany back, older emgs, and a floyd rose instead of a sinclair. Based upon that my best guess would place it from 1990 to 1994. I would bet a penny on 92 or 93 if I had to narrow it down, but really it is all just an educated guess you can try emailing esp support, i am told they can sometimes identify the old models with picture and the serial number.
I sent them a detailed email with all the info, I have been waiting for a reply for a few days now hopefully soon I will get something, Thank you for all the info good sir I really appreciate it ;]
You can also check out the old ESP catalogs. They are fun to flip through, the Russian site still has them up : espguitars(DOT)ru/catalog(DOT)html
page 14 of the USA 95 catalog, look it up on the russian site the catalog pages look much better than this post.
Mine was the one with namm on the neck pocket, its a custom Lacewood telecaster.
Jacob l 's eclipse was a custom order featured in the 95 catalog and was probably a namm show guitar also since it was featured in the catalog.
whoops, looks like I wasn't paying attention. sorry. Those old bolt-on Eclipses were solid.
Circa 94~96 they went through several versions of headstock text on script logo bolton eclipse "1's" (pre-eclipse ii afair, so it wasnt really called an eclipse "one" back then)
Text could say "eclipse", "the eclipse", and i think "eclipse custom"
options were:
solidbody mahogany (solid or trans paint) OR maple-topped mahogany OR hollowbody OR alder (kirk hammett sig, mb others)
emg or esp humbuckers
tunamatic or floyd rose
bolton quartersawn maple neck w/ clear back, sculpted heel, rosewood fb, and gotoh tuners came standard. binding and inlays may have varied between years or come as options.
for some reason, these tend to confuse theamerican used market, sometimes leading to some very awesome used pricing


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Maya 4-05-07
Revision as of 16:01, 5 April 2007 by Tiwebb.cisco.com (Talk | contribs) (→Attendees)
- Presentation by Tim Webb about Maya Architecture
- For more info please refer to Maya Architecture
- Luc Bourlier, ???
- Sharanya Doddapaneni, Cisco
- Jennifer Li, Cisco
- Wayn Parret, Genuitec
- Dave Stevenson, IBM
- Dennis Vaughn, Cisco
- Elias Volanakis, Innoopract
- Tim Webb, Cisco
- Todd Williams, Genuitec
- (Please update if you were missed)
Discussed Topics
- What language is the native bootstrap written in?
- Native bootstrap is written in C. It has been tested on Windows and Linux. There are plans to have it working on Solaris and Mac OSX.
- Can the launcher manage more than one configuration on a single machine?
- Yes, the launcher can do this. Maya currently creates a shared cache directory, one per system, this contains all the bundles and features needed for profiles. Maya also creates a configuration directory, which is per profile and named after the profile ID.
- Built in support for old style bundles?
- Maya supports plug-ins that have plugin.xml, we convert that to manifest.mf, this is done using Eclipse manifest conversion services.
- Does the update site have a pluggable mechanism, to add other resources or other types of bundles?
- The update site is still being worked on to get other sources in for gathering meta information for bundles. The design is aimed at being able to add on other resources. The whole structure to this is still not completely in place. Maya provides software dependency resolver which internally utilizes Equinox resolver to perform dependency resolution. Currently, there is a issue with singleton's and also sometimes wrong results when resolving the dependencies. This needs to be investigated further.
- Have you submitted any bugs related to the resolver issue?
- We still have to determine where the issue is. It's seems to be an edge case.
- How to customize profile recommendations for a user?
- Using weights for a profile, for recommending groups
- Another way to do this, have identification in the directory, which will let the user to be identified and provide the appropriate recommendation.
- The roles used to determine the profiles are based on interest level, not administrative level?
Maya currently within Cisco uses mailing lists to determine the right profiles for a given user. The mailing lists with in Cisco are structures to reflect both interests and administrative roles. The behavior for choosing profiles can be changed based on the different organization needs.
- Explicit administrative role creation functionality for profile recommendation?
- We don't have any user interface currently available for that. Important point is to have an extension point to let users implement this functionality.
- Maya in offline mode, how can this be done?
- Only run the profiles that were previously run
- Drop shortcuts for previously run profiles
- How does Maya persist information on client?
- Simple files, for better maintainability.
- There is a need for having a better cache directory on Vista (due to UAC problems) and also on Linux (permissions).
- How do we deal with users custom add-ons to profiles?
- Use policies to restrict what profiles can be modified. Policies and decision points should be on the server, to provide some control.
- Can Maya provide multiple cache locations?
- This would come into picture for scenarios, where the users adds on software to a given profile. Currently Maya doesn't follow this convention.
- Distribution of cache across multiple volumes because of the size?
- Maya currently just collects software, there is no mechanism to cleanup software.
- One of the points raised was, there is need for richer metadata for software to better determine the stability of software. Is there a way to this currently?
- One other point raised was, ease of figuring out how end users can add software to Maya?
- We currently have plans for a MyProfile perspective, which will provide users to add on update sites. More discussions need to happen around this.
Action Items
- Sharanya: Document maya.exe and mayaw.exe for the bootstrap


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Stuey wrote:Top 'guards, too. Maybe needs a spacer at the lower mount on the rear, just to make the guard follow the tyre?
I guess the difference is more aesthetic than practical, but it looks like they're 700c 'guards mounted on the 26" wheels. A spacer would balance 'em a bit better.


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ZION NATIONAL PARK, Utah (AP) — Prosecutors are dismissing a misdemeanor citation filed against the husband of a Utah woman who died when her parachute failed to open after she leapt from a peak overlooking Zion National Park.
Officials at the U.S. Attorney's Office in Utah say 29-year-old Clayton Butler was cited for jumping from a natural feature Saturday, the day his 28-year-old wife jumped to her death from Mount Kinesava.
Prosecutors said Wednesday that while the jump was illegal, the interests of justice don't warrant prosecuting the husband.
Butler's wife, Amber Bellows, jumped from the mountain first, but fell about 2,000 feet when her parachute failed.
Butler jumped next, but couldn't reach his wife's body. It was recovered the next day.
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Well it depends what new comes out. I don't really have many manga that I haven't got caught up on. The few I have left that i'm reading have about 10 chapters until I catch up/finish them. I usually read 10 chapters at a time, probably 3-5 times a day.
I can read 45 to 70 chapters in 5 hours (for monthly) and twice as much for the weekly ones. I'm a fast reader so it isn't impossible for me to accomplish that.
In a mood to watch as many anime as I can!! :D
Depends, some I can read 50 chapters through, others its 1 at a time. Comes down to the story/arc, the events happening, anticpation to read the next and free time.
If any of them are running low/slow then I get just the 1-3 chapters read.
Sometimes I can read a heck of a lot more, usually somewhere between 20 and 50 I get called, or something happens to get my attention or needs doing.
I think I read about 500 chapters in one sitting(From multiple mangas). I was really bored and had just added a bunch of manga to my reading list.
I usually read half of a volume, mainly to stop myself from drilling through them in one day and feel the need to buy more the next day x_x. I currently have 7 volumes waiting to be read, but I'm saving them for my trip in 2 weeks :D
The most I've read is about 2 volumes out of the Dance in the Vampire Bund omnibus.
I've read 25 bleach volumes, up to the newest released one. However this was a one off, I got caught up in it, but reading that many in one sitting is not a regular occurrence.
It's foolish to fear what we've yet to see and know. ~Itachi Uchiha
Most I've read is 151 chapters (normal ~20ish pages per chapter) in one sitting. Not really sure volume wise, I think different manga have different sized volumes?
I usually read like 20-30 volumes a sitting :c unless they're rlly, rlly, sh*tty o-o
I read all of sankarea in one sitting so about 40
depends on how good it is and how much time i have
i read the entirety of FMA within a weekend when i was in college... i didn't move much during that weekend either lol
i guess in general if it is really good i go through several volumes at a time.
you wouldn't believe your pants, if ten million fire ants
Lol. It really depends on my mood for manga. And of course if I have the volumes. I can read a volume or two in a day, or I can sit and read four to eight volumes in a day. XD I know that's not a lot.
I usually read 3 to 4 volumes in one sitting.
My longest marathon was all 14 volumes of Love Hina in an 6 hour stretch during a power outage last summer.
Hard at work on my Manga - I will be your little sister!
Today I went through 2 1/2 manga volumes! I needed a small break haha, will finish that last half tonight
These pretzels are making me thirsty
Depends how long the series is and how good it is. I've read entire, 300 chapter manga because they were that good consistently. If it's not something that really grabs me, though I still like it, I can read like 50 chapters at a time.
Depends on three factors:
1. Is the manga any good?
2. Is the seat comfortable?
3. Is the manga still being published or do I have all the chapters at my fingertips?
If all three of these criterias are met and I have all the time in the world, I'd finish a whole series from a few hrs to a wk (depending on how many volumes there are). Most manga I read have about 5-20 volumes so I can finish them in a day or two. For the longer ones (30+ volumes), it would take a week because I have to fit in eating, breathing, bathing, and sleeping somewhere in there.
Living life to the fullest as only I can. Thank you.


text: page 1 of 12423123124 Back"A Warm Greeting"Object Number: 2011.034.0058Category: ArtArtist: Bernadine StetzelType of Object: ArtworkDate: 1968 - 1985Credit Line: Bernadine Stetzel Collection/The Sixth Floor Museum at Dealey PlazaDimensions: 16 x 20 in. (40.6 x 50.8 cm)Medium: Oil on canvasDescriptionOil painting on canvas created by artist Bernadine Stetzel that depicts Mrs. Kennedy greeting the crowds at Love Field in Dallas. Artist Stetzel described this piece as follows: "The Presidential party is greeted warmly by residents of Dallas."An enthusiastic supporter of John F. Kennedy, Stetzel was devastated by the assassination. Shortly after visiting the president's gravesite at Arlington National Cemetery in 1968, she began work on a series of paintings that depicted the life of the late president. Between 1968 and 1985, with a long break in the middle, Bernadine Stetzel created 71 works that followed John F. Kennedy from his christening ceremony to the eternal flame at his gravesite.Curator's NotesExhibit label: Mrs. Kennedy is shown here carrying the bouquet of red roses presented to her by the wife of the Dallas mayor, greeting the crowd along the fence line at Dallas Love Field on November 22, 1963. This painting is a strong example of one of Stetzel's artistic strengths, the ability to depict individual personalities in crowd scenes.Tags Artist Artwork Kennedy, Jacqueline Love Field Roses Stetzel, Bernadine Trip to Texas All requests for permission to reproduce, publish or broadcast materials in this collection must be submitted to the Museum's registrar, using the Rights & Reproductions Request Form. Inquiries may be sent to email@example.com.


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To say that racing in the north during the winter time is unforgiving would be an understatement. Frigid weather, snow and ice, and mud and rain, easily portrays what horses and horsemen have to go through just to keep the show going. And often racing has to be cancelled due to the climate conditions.
Since the 2014 season began on New Years Day, Monticello Raceway has presented just two of its five scheduled programs having to cancel on Thursday (Jan. 2); Friday (Jan.3) and now because of temperature readings of -2 degrees (F) today the horses stayed in their barns.
However, the Monday card of January 6 was raced despite the falling rain which made conditions terrible, especially for the drivers. But like football players and mailmen, the reinsmen tightened- up and did their jobs and Mighty M driver Jimmy Devaux did his better than his competitors that afternoon.
Devaux won three races over the muddy track; one was with Norm Bradbury's Red Eye Blue Chip who notched her fifth consecutive victory extending back through last December. The gritty now 9-year-old mare won 16 races and had 10 seconds last year.
Sent off second choice behind the Bob Lounsbury-trained , Brice Aldrich Jr. –driven, P H Dreamer, Devaux and Red Eye Blue Chip sped away from the gate, gained command on the first turn, and then let P H Dreamer take the lead and cut the fractions over the muddy race course.
Devaux followed Aldrich through fractions slowed by the racing surface until they reached the top of the lane where upon Devaux moved his pacing mare to the passing lane and she out-footed P H Dreamer to the wire for a length triumph in a 2:03.1 clocking.
When he reached the winners circle for a photograph Devaux had a face full of mud but still he uttered "she's game and she went another gutsy trip".
Owned and trained by Norm Bradbury, Red Eye Blue Chip paid $5.80 for win.
Devaux also hit paydirt Monday winning the first race on the card with George Lombardi's Aruba Sunset ($6.30) in 2:02.4 and he the copped the tenth with Marissa Russo's trotter VIP ($3.30), a 17-time winner last year, in a 2:04.3 clocking.
Besides his hat trick Devaux also had three seconds from the nine drives he had that afternoon.
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The Walrus Says
I t could have been us! John A. Murphy forwarded an item on Captain Francesco Schettino from Der Spiegel (German magazine) in its Jan. 18 edition with a photo showing him on the bridge of the Costa Atlantica as she entered New York Harbor in April 2011. A fellow officer described the skipper as a "daredevil…who would drive a bus like a Ferrari."
The ship did not visit here last year, but in 2010, with Captain Schettino at the helm, it anchored six times off Newport avoiding the outstretched rock walls lining the entrance to the East Passage. The captain later assumed command of the Costa Concorde that ran aground in the Mediterranean.
Kudos to the new Troop 1 Boy Scout Executive Committee. The members and their assignments are: Bob Cassidy, chair; Jack Christie, outdoor activities; Bill Pratt, treasurer; Shelly Johnson, secretary; Mary Waddington, fund raising/expo; Jack Hawkins, equipment; Kevin Masterson, training; and Alyce Dwyer and Elena Mc- Carthy, advancement.
Former members Cindy Waterman, John Keavy, Diane Archibald and Willie Maclean have left the committee after many years of hard work and dedication. *** Members of Troop 1 are building their sleds and will participate in the Klondike Derby at Yawgoo this weekend.
A belated birthday wish for Scotland's national bard, Robert Burns, who turned 253 on Jan. 25.
There was no response to the poser in the Jan. 19 column. It is "(You Got Me in Between) The Devil and the Deep Blue Sea."
I should hate you
But I guess I love you
You've got me in between
The devil and the deep blue sea
Tired of the Super Bowl yet? It's the super bowl of commercials with a football game thrown in.
It's time for the Potter League for Animals' 39th annual Have a Heart Cocktail Party & Auction. It takes place at the Hotel Viking Friday, Feb. 10, with a preview party beginning at 5:30 p.m. The evening begins with Opulent vodka "pawtinis," wine and beer tasting, hors d'oeuvres, Tuscan charcuterie table, auction preview and entertainment. Tickets are $85 with a reservation and $100 at the door.
The second half of the evening, the main event, kicks off at 6:30 p.m. with a live auction at 7:15 p.m. There will also be a silent auction, Break-A-Heart bags, 50- 50 cash raffle, cash bar, carving station, soup and harvest breads, and a veggie station. The price for all that is just $60 with reservation and $75 at the door.
If that's not enough to draw you in, there will be over 200 silent auction items including a scenic plane ride in a 1946 J-3 Piper Cub, dinner for six by a Keen-wah chef in your home, Hinkley picnic boat excursion on Narragansett Bay, Lily Pulizer beach cruiser and mystery shopping tour, private charter on the 100-foot schooner Aurora for up to 70 guests, spa and wellness treatments, luxurious Arianna cosmetics collection, glamour girl shopping spree at Newport's finest boutiques, a jewelry ensemble from Badgley Mischka & Sequin, and a board of directors wine collection.
It annoys and embarrasses me every time I see a Wounded Warrior Project commercial begging for $19 a month to help our returning crippled veterans. Congress sends billions of our dollars to countries throughout the globe – many of who are causing havoc and maiming our soldiers – yet we can't take care of our own. Sad.
I'm surprised there was no response to our trivia question in the Jan. 19 column. What sad, newly divorced guy did Cecily and Gwendolyn Pigeaon fail to cheer up? Answer: Felix Ungar in "The Odd Couple," starring Walter Matthau and Jack Lemmon.
Want to try an easier one? In "Now, Voyager," how does Paul Henreid give a cigarette to Bette Davis? Call in or email your answer. The winners will be lauded about in next week's column.
Saturday is World Cancer Day.
The full moon on Tuesday, Feb. 7, is the Snow Moon, Hunger Moon and Wolf Moon.
Be true!
Call in your stuff to 829-2760 or 423-0383, or email me at jtnwal email@example.com. Thank you.


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New York State Census, 1925 (FamilySearch Historical Records)
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Record Description
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The original records are handwritten on preprinted forms. The records are arranged by county then city or town.
New York State took a census every ten years from 1825 to 1875; another in 1892; and again every ten years from 1905 to 1925. Unfortunately, many of the early census records have been lost. Two copies were made of both the 1915 and 1925 census. One copy was retained in the County and the other copies were sent to the New York State Archives.
The census was compiled to obtain a count of the population of the state to determine how many representatives the state would send to Congress.
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Record Content
The census includes the following information:
- Name of Street and house number
- Name of each person who lives in the home (Children born since June 1, 1925 were not recorded.)
- Relationship of each person to the head of the family
- Color or race
- Sex
- Age at last birthday
- Place of birth
- Citizen or Alien
- Number of years in the United States
- Kind of work done by each person
- Inmates of institutions (Address where they were living at time of admission and the date they were admitted)
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- Occupations listed can lead you to employment records or other types of records such as school records. Child and teenage occupations are often listed as "at school."
It is often helpful to extract the information on all families with the same surname in the same general area. If the surname is uncommon, it is likely that those living in the same area were related.
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- You may be able to identify an earlier generation if elderly parents were living with or close by a married child.
- You may be able to identify a younger generation if a young married couple still lived with one of their sets of parents.
- Additional searches may be needed to locate all members of a particular family in the census.
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