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and flute, and Erin is pianist and violinist. Alexandra, Joshua and Caleb play the piano. Lisa insists that the children study piano before moving on to other instruments.
And, as in other fine families, children do what their mom tells them to, and in this case their teacher also. The Brown children have been homeschooled for 12 years. The twins are in the 11th grade, Alexandra, the seventh, Joshua, the sixth, and Caleb, fourth.
The Browns sound like a happy, musical family. Welcome to Jamestown! HONK!
There may not be a Rotary Club Flu Clinic this year. As of last weekend, the vaccine had not been received at Baker's Pharmacy. Tim Baker told us Saturday that he had pre-booked the vaccine at the beginning of the year but hasn't heard a word from the supplier.
It is also believed that the state is putting restrictions on private pharmacies from obtaining the vaccine so the state can concentrate on getting shots to people over age 65.
The Flu Clinic has been an annual function of the Rotary Club along with Dr. Joseph England and his cadre of Jametown nurses who administered the shots free to island residents. Stay tuned.
CORRECTION: We had the wrong phone number for Tony Raffanelli in last week's item about island baseball. His number is 4233953.
The kids will have their fun on
Halloween but the adults will beat
them to it this year with a costume
The Brown family moved here last summer and shortly
after that the Jamestown Community Theatre was richer by five young outstanding voices. "They all sing beautifully," said Patty Vandal, the JCT's music director.
And, there's a reason for that. "They" are twins Danielle and Erin, 16, Alexandra, 12, Joshua, 11, and Caleb, 9. Before being assigned here, the family was involved in theater while stationed in Germany. In Alaska, the three girls sang in a professional children's choir and the boys in a church choir. "We all sing together at home and also in church," their mom, Lisa, told us.
Their dad, David, is a Lt. Colonel in the Army and has been assigned as a professor at the War College in Newport for three years. This summer the Browns stayed at Ft. Getty for a month while waiting to get into their home on Buoy Street. Lisa told us one of her new neighbors, Terry Tiernan, a longtime JCT producer, told her of the theater group. "It's a great way to meet people in the community," she said.
So, they all auditioned for "Honk!" to be staged by the JCT next month at the Jamestown Community Center. Patty Vandal was a very happy person. The three girls portray Feathered Divine Divas, Joshua is Turkey Drumstick, and Caleb plays Bonkles, a Military Goose. In addition to singing, Joshua and Caleb have some lines. Mom serves on the prop committee.
But the Brown family's musical talents don't stop there. The Colonel plays the guitar and Lisa the piano. Danielle plays the piano party at the Portuguese American Citizens' Club Saturday the 29th beginning at 7 p.m.
There'll be a DJ, light fare and desserts. Prizes will also be awarded in several categories.
Tickets are $10 each and can be obtained at the door or by calling Jean Volpe, 423-8947, or Kim Harpool, 423-3903.
Proceeds will be donated to local charities.
Why can't Save The Bay clean the bay?
*** ? ? ? as long as I have you.
You don't have to have ties to Jamestown's Boy Scout Troop 1 to participate in its annual Pumpkin Spooktacular at the Toppa residence on Beach Avenue Oct. 2829.
Maryann Toppa says that everyone is invited to submit carved masterpieces. Last year, 250 islanders stopped to enjoy the 125 entries.
Free vampire teeth will be distributed to children.
There is no fee, but donations are accepted.
Questions? Call Maryann at 423-2866. KAWOOOOOO!!
The Humane Society of Jamestown is searching for a loving home for two males and two female kittens. Call Debbie Slattery, 423-3959. MEOW!!
How did the Town Council allow Governor Sundlun to slip from its grasp and go to Coventry?
Has anyone notified the raccoons?
Last Thursday, Jamestown had an extra state representative in Providence. Alas, it was only for a day, but we understand that Ed Silvia represented us well.
Ed went to Providence's East Side that morning to appear as a "background artist" in the movie "The Hill," being produced by Showtime for a television series beginning in March.
He said the story revolves around two brothers, one of whom is a state representative and the other is a member of the Irish mob.
Ed explained that Thursday's filming was all about a memorial Mass for family members who had been killed in a bus accident. "I got to appear as a state representative along with two other male reps and another cast member, Denise Ryland, who plays Mrs. Kenneth Silk, also a state representative. After the Mass the four of us are seen at the bottom of the church stairs talking amongst ourselves when we are joined by Danny, who is also a member of the mob.
"I can be seen putting my hand on his shoulder and patting and rubbing it in attempts to comfort him in his time of loss. It was a nice tight shot, which should end up in the series as it's a part of the script. Barring all that cutting room floor stuff, it will air in episode number nine."
Ed is getting to be a veteran of films. He was an extra in "Amistad" and appeared in the independent movie "Hearing Zoe."
Being a background artist in film making is one of Ed's most favorite things. "It's a great opportunity to meet new people. This time I was greatly impressed with how the cast and crew interacted with the background artists and with one another. I've never seen a crew that was so supportive and even after a 16-hour day was still laughing and smiling and hugging one another. Along with my 'tight' scene the crew's behavior all added up to one great day for which I'm truly grateful."
"The Hill" stars Jason Isaacs, whose past credits include appearances in "Harry Potter" and "The Patriot," as well as Annabeth Gish, who has appeared in "The West Wing" and "The X-Files."
And, of course, starring our own Ed Silvia.
Hazel Turley has donated two books of material about deer control and Lyme disease. The books are located on the Town Clerk's desk in the Town Hall on Narragansett Avenue.
Though not for circulation, Hazel said she hopes people will take advantage of the reference material. A gold star for Hazel.
Paul and Diane Cardin of Center Street e-mailed to tell us that their daughter Kristin is in Baton Rouge, La., for two weeks with the Red Cross. Kris, a surgical nurse and occupational therapist, is part of a medical team from Boston who is running a clinic in a nearby shelter. Kudos to Kris!
*** ? ? are breaking up that ? ? ? ?.
It takes some new pets longer to get to know you than others. Dr. Joshua Hatch of the Jamestown Animal Clinic offers some good advice in his Pet Tip of the Week.
"Pet hamsters, gerbils, mice and guinea pigs can be a litle more challenging than your typical cat and dog. They tend to be frightened more easily and are often not used to being handled when you get them home.
"Here are some tips to getting our small animal friends acclimated to your handling them. If your pet bites, never drop or let go of the little guy because it will just encourage them to bite to get away. Leave your hand resting in the cage, but not handling your pet for a few minutes several times a day for at least two to three days or until your little critter gets used to you.
"Then add a favorite treat to your hand and let your pet come to you to get the treat, but do not try to handle them yet. Then, when your pet is used to your hand and is comfortable taking treats, try petting gently and work towards picking the critter up. Patience is the key. The more you handle your little pet the more tame it will become."
The call is out for volunteers to help rebuild the town playground next to the library.
John Warner Jr. of Deck Street, a member of the rebuilding committee, said that some 40 bodies are needed on Friday, Oct. 21, and 100 on Saturday the 22nd.
Learning Structures, the original builder of the playground, will be on hand with new and creative ideas for the very popular play area. You can sign up at the Community Center or call 4237260.
John said that volunteers do not have to commit to both days. "We need people for any day and times they are available."
C'mon fellows, this is a real guy thing. Clean up your tool belts and sign up.
The Jamestown School eighth grade is in the process of making your homes a lot sweeter for the upcoming holiday seasons. The class is conducting a Pie Fundraiser to help finance the class trip to Washington, D.C. So far, 40 students and 17 parents have signed up to go.
A couple of Grandma's Gourmet Country Pies in your freezer will take away a lot of the worry of holiday entertaining. Flavors include chocolate cream, old fashioned pumpkin, Grandma's apple, banana split cream, southern pecan, Swiss chocolate almond, apple crumb, strawberry rhubarb, wild blueberry, lemon meringue, Boston cream, and chocolate peanut butter.
You just swallowed, didn't you!
Prices run $12 to $14.
You can order these frozen beauties from eighth-graders, or contact Karen Rafanelli at email@example.com or Maureen McDermott.
Monday is the Hunter's Moon.
Wednesday marks the day in 1781 that the Revolutionary War ended.
We welcome your contributions to this column birthdays, anniversaries and other good stuff. You may call us at 423-0383 or 8292760, e-mail us at jtnwalrus@hotmail. com, or drop the item off at the Jamestown Press office, 42 Narragansett Ave.

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And so it ends here.
Last week's preview didn't reveal much of anything other than tell us that it's a graduation episode -- which we obviously already know -- so I really have no idea what to expect from this episode. A few posters mentioned in last week's discussion thread about the possibility of Azusa finally breaking down into tears and showing her emotions in this episode as her seniors finally graduate, a stark contrast from her more reserved side which did not cry after the performance in episode 20. I think that would be a nice touch, although it would be heartbreaking to see.
As much as I hate the fact that the final episode is here, I'm expecting great things from this finale.
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I love Ritsu in all K-on characters, but I cannot help gazing at Azusa.
Maybe in final epispde, Azusa show us her tears.
And maybe I will cry,feeling her sadness.
Poor Azusa!! I guess Ui and Jun won't satisfy Azusa's longing for staying with Senpais.
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There are two more episodes scheduled after this one ... but no one has any idea what the contents are yet. Speculation ranges from random "day in the life of" to high dollar music videos. There's some evil part of me that speculates the time being used for something entirely unrelated.
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I hope KyoAni kept in touch with Kakifly, so we'd get the same (or at least a similar) situation as in the final manga chapter.
Either way, this show needs to end big, but I don't think we'll have to worry much about that, if other KyoAni shows are anything to go by.
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It was reaaaaaaaaaaaly way too short to be a climactic end, but still nice. Although it makes me think about two ways how the series will go. One is because of next week's preview, Maybe the true heartbreaking end will be on the 26th episode. Or (Hopefully for some miraculous blessing from above) Episodes 25 and 26 will drop some hints of a possible 3rd season of K-on continuing to college life.
I'm already positive that kakifly will definitely continue the series because of a couple of things, first is why does he make the girls attend the same university? second(and i bet there's some hidden plot brewing from KyoAni) that the girls' goal performing in Budokan will be fulfilled. Remember the coundown from the second episode? if this is true then, KyoAni and Kakifly are collaborating for future plans for the manga and anime to span maybe for 2 to 3 more seasons for them to reach the exact day when they will perform at the Budokan!
Imagine if this is true, then I'm already predicting what will happen to seasons 3 and 4. Season 3 starts off like season 1 wherein the original four will start a club again on their own. When the season draws to a close, Azusa graduates and she will also go to the same university and reunite with the girls! Then season 4 wherein they become popular and will fulfill their dream of performing at Budokan, exactly 1065 days from the start!
P.S.: Just calculated how many days left at budokan, they have 530 days/1 year 5 months, 12 days left. (From the date of this post)
P.P.S.: Also mentioned in animenewsnetwork.com that K-on already ended in the current magazine but not necessarily the end of the series as a whole, Kakifly will move to another magazine
Example? Gintama. Thought that already ended.
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loves Marisa Kirisame.
The song produced the waterworks for me. I'm still a bit pissed that there's no Honey Sweet Tea Time, but ehh...that's just my Mugi faggotry speaking. Overall, this episode was lovely.
And I just happen to have my goggles on high, very nice treat.
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I really cant believe this is ending... It's true when they say that all things good come to an end, this is a perfect example of that.
K-ON, is by far my favorite anime.. Sad to see it going.
WE CAN pray for a season 3 sometime, but that wont be for a while... I won't ever forget this anime and I'll ensure it stays my favourite .
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This is the end, isn't it? I don't want it to end! Technically speaking, there will be 2 more episodes, but still, this is the real end. The end of one period of their life. A major milestone. I'd like to say here: "This is not the end yet. It only begins now." As much as this may be true for the four of them, one thing is sure: Keion is over. Even if they keep playing as HTT, they are not the Light Music Club anymore as the club is not just them, but also the clubroom, the school, the advisor Sawa-chan-sensei, and all of their schoolmates who have been supporting them all along. Now, they had to say goodbye to these surroundings and move forward, towards the unknown tomorrow.
Spoiler for episode 24:
Even though I said I don't want K-ON to end, honestly, I think it's much better if it ends in a grand way while it's on the top, rather than if it goes on and on until the series has been completely exploited by episode 150. It would be a shame if such a great anime had a lame ending.
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Exercise Wednesday: Co-authors of creation
When my son was born, I wept. My daughter, too. But today I'm thinking about my son. There's something that's both humbling and ego-building about making a life. There's something truly amazing and terrifying and awe-inspiring about holding the results of your efforts in your arms, crying and helpless.
And there's something truly heart-breaking about longing for that experience and not being able to have it.
Today's exercise is to imagine that moment, the moment when it dawns on you that you are now responsible for someone completely helpless and dependent on you.
Or, if you're so inclined, imagine the moment when you find out you can't have that experience, that no matter what you try, it's just not going to happen–that you will never be able to join in God's act of creation. There can't be a more devastating realization to know that your feelings of being ready for such a responsibility–and knowing that you won't be part of that process.
These are heady topics. And if they hit close to home, then I'm sorry. But I also believe that the best writing is the writing that's the hardest to produce. It's the most real, and the writing that requires the most courage, either way.
What if you hold your child and your feelings aren't the ones you think are required of a new parent? What if you're scared to death and sure you can't do it? What if you're sure you can do it and you find out that you won't be able to? What if God's plan doesn't fit yours? What if your aren't sure you can manage the responsibility God laid on you?
This is a deep well. Go for it!
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European shares closed mixed on Thursday after better-than-expected jobs data from the U.S.
Key European indexes pointing in opposite directions at the close, as investors paused for breath after the recent "risk-on" rally. The FTSE 100 closed unofficially up 0.2 percent, the Cac 40 closed down 0.6 percent and the Dax closed up 0.2 percent. Thursday was a quiet day for trading in several northern European countries, which were shut for a public holiday.
Stocks got a slight boost in the afternoon after government data showed U.S. weekly jobless claims fell to their lowest level since 2008. Economists polled by Reuters had forecast a rise in applications.
In the U.K., the Bank of England's Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) announced it was keeping interest rates unchanged at the historic low of 0.5 percent, and will not add to its current quantitative easing program. The U.K.'s FTSE 100 Index staged a small rally before the announcement, but quickly fell back afterwards.
Meanwhile, Italy's benchmark bourse lagged European peers, after Banco Popolare di Milano slumped 8.9 percent on concerns that plans to convert the cooperative bank to a joint-stock company could be delayed or cancelled.


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Minimal and kind of hypnotic christmas lullaby. It could be used as an intro or logo, in a dream or love scene, as background music for an advert or cartoon.
Featuring piano, glockenspiel, choir, vibraphone, jingle bells and bell tree.
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HOUSTON (AP) — A Houston-area man has been charged with conspiring to support the Islamic State group.
A U.S. Attorney's Office statement says Asher Abid Khan was arrested Tuesday and charged with conspiracy to provide material support to a foreign terrorist organization.
A criminal complaint says the 20-year-old Spring resident and a friend planned to travel to Turkey, then Syria, with the intent of joining and fighting with Islamic State.
The documents allege Khan's friend made it to Syria with Khan's help. They say Khan, who had been living in Australia, made it to Istanbul but then his family deceived him into returning to Texas.
If convicted, he could be sentenced to up to 15 years in federal prison. Federal court records list no attorney for him who could comment on the charge.


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Title: Storm Force
Author: Susnnah Sandlin
May Contain Spoilers
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As leader of the elite counter-terrorism team Omega Force, former army ranger Jack "Kell" Kellison is always focused on getting the job done. So when a Houston high-rise is bombed and the governor killed or missing, Kell's mission is clear: infiltrate the group suspected of the bombing and neutralize the threat by any means necessary. But once Kell meets beautiful chief suspect Mori Chastaine, he realizes there's more to this case than meets the eye. And more to Mori than any man—any human man—could imagine.
Mori Chastaine is running out of options. Suspected for a crime she didn't commit, forced into a marriage she doesn't want, she sees no escape—until Kell walks through her door. A lifetime hiding her true nature warns her Kell might not be who he seems. But he could be the only one able to help save more innocent humans from becoming pawns in an ancient paranormal power play. If Mori reveals her secret, will Kell join her fight? Or will she become his next target?
NOTE: To be released first as a Kindle Serial beginning March 19, 2013. Print and audio and full digital editions to be released on July 9, 2013
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After a high-rise bombing in Houston, all fingers point squarely at Mori Chastaine and her environmental group she heads. Mori is blind-sided by the accusations, then terrified when she realizes that her family and the man they promised her to when she was a child are involved in the bombing. If she doesn't give into their demands and marry Michael, she fears more people will die. When Jack "Kell" Kellison walks into her life, she thinks that he just might be her ticket to freedom. What Mori doesn't know is that Kell is part of a top secret special ops team, and that several members of his team are shape-shifters. Their mission is to find out who is responsible for the bombing, and stop them before they strike again.
The first episode is four chapters in length, and it kept me glued to my Kindle. I was even a bad mom and forgot to feed the puppies! They had their dinner 40 minutes late (with some pasta added in a bid for forgiveness), and I continued reading while they munched down their kibble. There's just enough setup to get the reader familiar with the characters, and then bam! the intrigue blasts off at full force. I didn't feel that I got a good handle on Kell's personality, but something about Mori resonated with me, and I instantly liked her and wanted to know more about her. Her family is cold and uncaring, more concerned that she fulfill her duty than achieve any kind of happiness in life. Her mother had me cringing. I couldn't imagine having such an unfeeling woman for a caretaker. Ugh!
One thing that's important with serials is that there's enough interest and momentum to make the reader excited to get that next installment. This first episode did exactly that; I was caught up in Mori's struggle to prove her innocence and find a way to stop Michael from killing a bunch of innocent people again. Some guys just can't accept the word no, I guess, and that had me wondering why? So, I'd say that this installment definitely had me engaged in the story, and ensured that I would be back for the next one. The initial price point of $1.99 is an added incentive to give the book a try.(The entire book is now available for $3.99)
Grade: B/ B+
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Use this guide to replace the antenna near the top left corner of your TouchPad.
No se requieren partes.
In the following steps, you will use a metal spudger to lift the front panel out from the rear case of your TouchPad.
Beware of the ribbon cable right beneath the volume rocker, as it's easy to shear that cable if you are too rough with the metal spudger.
I wasn't happy with using a metal spudger as it felt a bit forceful, as I have a bulk pack of opening tools I tried using them instead.
I may have been lucky, but by using those tools instead with the angled lip facing inwards at points adjacent to where the mounting clips are located according to the above image (like this, https://i.imgur.com/dylp6BG.jpg ), I managed to open the unit without breaking a clip or scratching the plastic back panel by bending the outside of the panel enough to pop the lcd panel.
Insert a flat metal spudger in the gap between the rubber outer ring on the front panel assembly and the black plastic rear case near the USB connector.
Pry the front panel assembly up from the rear case, being careful not to damage the LCD or the glass panel.
As in the previous step, use a spudger to pry the front panel up from the rear case along its long edge on the volume button side of the TouchPad.
Continue to pry the front panel assembly up along the volume button side of the TouchPad until there is a gap between it and the rear case.
Pry up the front panel assembly along the top edge of the TouchPad.
Pry up the front panel along the edge closest to the home screen button.
Before lifting the free side of the front panel up from the rear case, you may need to release it from the plastic retaining clips holding it down.
Use your metal spudger to pull the stuck retaining clips away from the edge of the front panel.
After freeing the retaining clips, lift the front panel assembly away from the rear case.
Use the attached black tab to pull the display data cable straight up and out of its socket on the motherboard.
Use your fingernail to carefully flip up the retaining flaps on the two digitizer ribbon cable ZIF sockets.
Pull the digitizer ribbon cable straight out of its two sockets on the motherboard.
Remove the front panel assembly from the rear case assembly.
Use the edge of a plastic opening tool to flip up the retaining flap on the headphone jack ribbon cable ZIF socket.
Pull the headphone jack ribbon cable out of its socket and bend the cable away from the large piece of EMI foil stuck to the top speaker.
Use a plastic opening tool to pry the upper antenna connector up from its socket on the motherboard.
Use a plastic opening tool to peel the upper antenna off the adhesive securing it to the top speaker.
Carefully peel the foil tape attached to the upper antenna off the top speaker.
Remove the upper antenna from the TouchPad.
To reassemble your device, follow these instructions in reverse order.
To reassemble your device, follow these instructions in reverse order.
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Investors may stay cool on Canada oil stocks: analyst
Global investors are likely to remain cool on Canada's oil patch, despite expectations of rapid gains in output, as they worry about economic risks and a squeeze on pipeline capacity that will keep pressure on crude prices, an analyst said.
Canadian energy shares, down 11 percent in the past year, face several months to a year of more weakness due to a combination of factors that also includes depressed natural gas prices, CIBC World Markets analyst Andrew Potter said in an extensive report into North American energy market conditions.
The one thing that could improve the market outlook is a wave of takeovers, however, Potter said. There have been indications of that, with the $15.1 billion takeover bid for Nexen Inc by China's CNOOC Ltd and a recently increased C$5.2 billion offer for Progress Energy Resources by Petronas of Malaysia.
He wrote that much of the macroeconomic uncertainty, including the European debt crisis and a murky Chinese outlook, could already be priced into Canadian stocks.
"However, the general negative backdrop with increasingly limited growth visibility and rising pipeline/differential risk means that global investors are unlikely to flock back to Canadian oil and gas exposure anytime soon — unless we see the recent flurry of M&A turn into a full blown wave," he said.
The Toronto Stock Exchange energy group, which includes shares of such big names as Suncor Energy Inc, Encana Corp and Talisman Energy Inc, was at 259 points on Thursday, down from 291 a year earlier and 367 in early 2011, even as forecasts for oil output remained high.
Production of Canadian unconventional light oil, aided by the booming use of horizontal drilling and hydraulic fracturing techniques, could increase by as much as 10 percent, or 100,000 barrels per day, annually, hitting 1.65 million bpd by the end of the decade, according to the report.
Oil sands production, meanwhile, could climb by 270,000 bpd annually through 2020, unless the macro conditions prompt some big players to scale back plans for megaprojects.
The problem is limited capacity to move it to market, Potter said. He said production could bump up against pipeline capacity as early as 2014, which would further depress the price of Canadian crude versus U.S. and international benchmarks.
Western Canada Select heavy crude blend slumped to the mid-$30s a barrel under West Texas Intermediate last winter and sold for $14.75 below the benchmark on Thursday.
He pointed out pipeline proposals for shipping crude out of Western Canada total about 2.9 million bpd, though some, including Enbridge Inc's 525,000 bpd Northern Gateway pipeline and Kinder Morgan's 450,000 bpd Trans Mountain expansion to the West Coast, face growing political risk amid opposition by environmental groups, many aboriginal communities and some politicians.
Potter pegged the odds of those proceeding at 50-50.
TransCanada Corp has proposed converting some of its Eastern Canadian gas pipeline network to oil to get Canadian crude to Quebec and Atlantic Canada refineries, but the concept is in its early stages.
"Overall, Canada needs pipe and lots of it to avoid the opportunity cost of stranding over a million barrels a day of potential crude oil growth," he said.


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You can't beat a system you can't understand
You can't beat a system you can't understand
Back in 1966, Paul Simon and Art Garfunkel recorded their classic song "The Sound of Silence," the inspiration for this week's column — a tribute to those times when dead quiet is louder than words:
For instance, when your kids are playing in the next room and you hear a crash followed by the unmistakable tinkle of shattered glass skipping across a tile floor. You rush in to see little faces staring up at you, all wearing bewildered expressions of professed innocence. The allegedly "priceless" Chinese vase that grandma brought home from her trip abroad lies on the floor in a few thousand pieces . . . the silence is deafening.
When you come home to a major scratch and dent on the front fender of your week-old car, another silent moment is in the making. Your wife, teenage son and daughter stand at the door, smiling, as they wait to greet you. For just a split second, their faces change into the see-no, hear-no, do-no evil monkeys. You blink and they return to their normal blank stares. The silence escalates to a mild roar.
The following is a monthly occurrence: You find the cellphone bill on the kitchen table. As you open it, you hear doors closing and cars starting. After you read it, you realize you're at home . . . alone. The silence brings little comfort.
Another quiet scenario occurs when your teenager hands you a report card and silently waits for you to sign it. Without opening the envelope — you know . . . but you read anyway, just to make sure. He stares at you — you stare at him, he stares at you — you stare at him. The silent question of "why?" is rhetorical. It has never been answered, and will likely not receive a logical response in the near or distant future. The silence is chillingly menacing.
This is a classic: You decide not to eat dessert before going to bed. You'll eat "your" piece of apple pie in the morning so you can run it off when you jog. You dream about the pie. It is at the forefront of your mind throughout the night, so much so that you can't wait for the alarm to go off. Finally — the familiar ring launches you out of bed. The sun peeks over the horizon as you descend the stairs. You picture the coveted pie, as it awaits you, undisturbed, right where you left it.
Your family chatters away at the breakfast table. You greet them cheerily. You salivate while opening the refrigerator door to find the plate exactly where you placed it the night before. The only difference is . . . it is empty. You turn around and look at every face at the table individually, thinking you can read the mind of the culprit. The chattering has stopped. Movement has stopped. They avoid direct eye contact.
You try to say, "who," and nothing comes out. With intense concentration, you manage to mutter, "pie." They know "who," and they will not tell you. For a fleeting second, you understand headlines that read, "Man annihilates family." Of course, that is absurd; death for stealing a piece of pie is unthinkable. Such a brazenly thoughtless, selfish, and unconscionable act deserves something much more imaginative and severe. Death is too simple, final, and short-lived. Stealing "your" piece of pie warrants punishment that will indelibly imprint the seriousness of the crime at the forefront of the perpetrator's sick, twisted mind. Only then, can you rest assured that the person responsible will rue committing such a dastardly act, and ponder the transgression in perpetuity for the remainder of his or her insignificant life. You leave the room. The silence is thick, cold, and foreboding.
At the end of the day, you return home, only this time you avoid the front door. Instead, you go to your workshop, a separate building attached to the garage at the back of the house. A sanctuary offering coveted moments of solitude and respite from the rigors of family life. Here, underneath your workbench, sits a small refrigerator where you keep a 12-pack of your favorite beer. Nothing is more refreshing after sinking into your old easy chair to watch an occasional football game on a little second-hand television set. It's not fancy, but it's yours.
You are in your element, in your workshop, where you do manly things. Your friends drop by to enjoy a brew, and maybe take in a game, or just pass the time. But right now, at this very moment, you are alone — and the silence is golden.
You open the refrigerator anticipating the first sip of an icecold long neck at the end of a hard day . . . and alas, the 12-pack is gone. Instead, a quickly scrawled note on a torn piece of cardboard reads: I-O-U. No signature, no name, but you have your suspicions. Borrowing, you don't mind, but it would have been nice if the thief had left just one beer. It's proof that you can't beat a system you can't understand.


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Longtime Wallace business Nichols Foodservice is closing, its president said Tuesday.
Longtime Wallace business Nichols Foodservice is closing, its president said Tuesday.
The Duplin County company, which serves the eastern parts of North and South Carolina, employed 70, said President J.L. Nichols. That number fell to 40 at the end of 2013 and is now down to 13, he said.
The company will shut completely by the end of March.
Nichols cited the bad economy and the loss of business a year earlier as reasons for the company shutting down, though he added that lenders were calling in lines of credit and wanted those satisfied.
"We thought we could save the company, but around Jan. 2 we realized we were not going to be able to keep it going," he said.
The company worked to help its employees, Nichols said.
"We spent a lot of time connecting a lot of our employees and quite a few of them are employed by other companies," he said. "Several parties came in to interview employees."
Nichols, who had a 15 percent interest in the company, said employees owned a 28 percent stake through a stock ownership plan.
The company was founded in 1946 as a wholesale grocery, but in 1979 incorporated as a purely food service distributor, Nichols said.
Nichols' parents along with Cecil and Margaret Wallace founded the company, and Cecil retired in 1979, Nichols said.
"I grew up in Wallace and went out and had my own career and came back to help my dad in 1988," he said. "We worked hard trying to find someone to help keep us together. I have a lot of disappointed customers who were very dependent and loyal to our company."
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In 2005 he starred as Barty Crouch Jr. Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire.
David Tennant developed his career in the British theatre, frequently performing with the Royal Shakespeare Company during the 1990s. Out of all his notable performances, Tennant is widely praised for his portrayal of Hamlet in the 2008 production at the Courtyard and Novello Theatres in Stratford-upon-Avon and London's West End, respectively.


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By CRAIG LACEFIELD
Special to The Trimble Banner
By KEVIN BRADLEY
Special to The Trimble Banner
The Trimble County Lady Raiders had the unfortunate happenstance of seeing their big weekend of playing in the All A Classic State Tournament fall on the same weekend as the annual high school prom.
By DAVE TAYLOR
The Trimble Banner
Trimble County High School's track and field teams took fourth place overall in both the boys' and girls' high school competitions at the North Central Kentucky Sports Conference Meet, held April 21 at Walton-Verona High School.
Trimble's individual girls' results were as follows:
100 meter dash—Shelby Papai, 9th, 16.06.
400 meter dash—Ashley Brierly, 1st, 1:09.18; and Tessa Chilton, 6th, 1:22.23.
By DAVE TAYLOR
The Trimble Banner
On Thursday night, April 23, the Trimble County Middle School track team raced their way to the top at the North Central Kentucky Conference Meet, held in Henry County. The boys won first place and the girls were runner up, with only six female athletes competing.
By KRISTIN BECK
The News-Democrat
It was a pitchers duel in the opening round of the All 'A' Tournament Thursday between Carroll and Trimble. The Panthers held a 1-0 lead for most of the game, adding an insurance run in the bottom of the fifth. The Raiders plated a run in the top of the sixth and had a runner in scoring position in the top of the seventh, but were not able to capitalize, as the Panthers won, 2-1.
Carroll's Zakk Hicks struck out 13 batters on 114 pitches, while Trimble's Michael Dunaway struck out 11 batters.
By DAVE TAYLOR
The Trimble Banner
Trimble County Lady Raiders tennis team was in action last week at Oldham County.
"Oldham might have taken the match at 0-5 but the Trimble ladies played with confidence and played a lot of great shots, especially for all our new ladies in doubles this year," Trimble first-year coach Kasi Fogle said. "Great job ladies!"
By DAVE TAYLOR
The Trimble Banner
Trimble County High School's track teams took third place overall in last Wednesday's Owen County All-Comers Meet at Owenton.
Trimble's ladies scored 71 points in the meet, which was good for third place behind Owen County (157 pts) and East Jessamine (124 pts) and ahead of Carroll County (28 pts), Frankfort (16 pts) and Gallatin County (14 pts).
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Nashua schools preparing for new websiteBy BENJAMIN C. KLEIN
Union Leader Correspondent
May 10. 2013 9:56PM
NASHUA - School district officials expect the Board of Education to approve a $50,000 contract for the design and construction of a new website to replace the current one, which officials believe to be outdated.
Given the rise in use of mobile devices and that staff, parents and teachers expect more from the school's website than it can currently deliver, Superintendent Mark Conrad said it was time to get a new one. Conrad said that after the Finance Committee decided to recommend that Planeteria, a California-based company, for the contract earlier this week, he expects that the board will approve it.
When the project went out to bid, project manager Stacy Hynes said the district received nine bids, one for as a high as $400,000, and one for as low as $17,000. Adding that Planeteria's bid of roughly $50,000 was the fourth lowest bid, Hynes said Planeteria was chosen as much for its reputation and competency as for the cost of its bid.
"We interviewed four companies, and clearly they were the best choice, it was unanimous," Conrad said.
Conrad said the need for a new website became apparent when the district's administration began to hear complaints that not only was the current website ill-suited to handle all the data the district wanted to upload onto it, but that the organization of information on the site was confusing for users.
A big aspect of picking Planeteria was its ability to design a website that doesn't need a webmaster, something Conrad said the district can't afford.
"It will allow all the different school departments to manage information relevant to their department themselves," Conrad said.
The new website, which Hynes said hopefully will go live during the next school year once approved by the board, will be able to handle the district's entire student database, curriculum workbooks, attendance information, budgets, calendars and more.
"A principal will be able to walk the halls with his iPad under his arm, and if he spots a student he can check on the spot where that student is supposed to be," Conrad said.
Hynes said Planeteria was chosen based upon two criteria, content management and accessibility.
"It's not so much that there is a lot wrong with the site now, it's just a recognition that we want to be as transparent and accessible as possible," Hynes said. "More and more people have expectations of gaining information about a school district on its website, and more and more people are using mobile devices. We think it is important to recognize that and try to keep pace with online behaviors because we have so many more needs."


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President confers about military appointments with
Sec. Stanton
Gens. Halleck and Heintzelman, and Adjt. Gen. Thomas in
Journal, Samuel P. Heintzelman Papers, Library of Congress, Washington, DC.
Lincoln forwards to Congress acceptance by New Mexico Territory of
land grants for colleges.
Abraham Lincoln to the Senate and House of Representatives, 2 March 1863, CW , 6:123-24.
"Last levee of the season of President Lincoln and his lady took
place at the Presidential Mansion last evening, and was the best
attended and most brilliant one of the many given this winter."
Washington Chronicle, 3 March 1863; N.Y. Herald, 3 March 1863.
President spends
part of day with Asst. Sec. Fox. Seems "depressed." Fox, Diary,
Gist-Blair Family Papers, Library of Congress, Washington, DC.
Approves act authorizing free mail delivery in 49 cities of U.S. and act
authorizing grant of public lands to Kansas for railroad and telegraph
construction. Stat. L., XII, 701, 772.
congressional committee notifies President of adjournment unless he has further
communications. Senate Journal, 444.
President approves bill establishing National Academy of Sciences. J.
Duane Squires, "Some Enduring Achievements of the Lincoln Administration,
1861-65," Abraham Lincoln Quarterly 5 (December 1848):209; Stat.
Occupies President's Room at Capitol until near
11 P.M. Secs. Seward and Welles, and Postmaster Gen. Blair also present.
Washington Chronicle, 4 March 1863; N.Y. Herald, 4 March
President interviews Jonathan Haines, holder of patent on harvesting
machine, and gives him letter of introduction.
Abraham Lincoln to David P. Holloway, 4 March 1863, CW, 6:124.
Congratulates Miguel San Roman on election to presidency of Republic of Peru.
Abraham Lincoln to Miguel de San Roman, 4 March 1863, CW, 6:124.
Sends for Asst. Sec. Fox to explain certain dispatches.
Fox, Diary, Gist-Blair Family Papers, Library of Congress, Washington, DC.
Consults with Postmaster Gen. Blair about problems for colonizing Negroes.
Blair to Lincoln, 5 March 1863, Abraham Lincoln Papers, Library of Congress, Washington, DC.
Lincoln forwards $868, to U.S. Treasurer Francis E. Spinner.
Lincoln received the money together with a letter from an anonymous writer, of
Brooklyn, New York. The writer explained, "I came by [the money] in a dishonest
manner . . . Being tempted, in an unguarded moment I consented to take it being
very much in want of money but thanks be to my Saviour I was led by the
influences of the Holy Spirit to see my great sin and to return it to you as
the representative of the United States." Anonymous.
"Candide Secure" to Abraham Lincoln, 2 March 1863, Abraham Lincoln Papers, Library of Congress, Washington, DC;
Receipt from Francis E. Spinner, 5
March 1863, CW, 6:125.
Senate committee announces to President that Senate is ready to receive
communications. Senate Journal, 449.
Welles spends most of evening until 11 P.M. in President's
room. Welles, Diary.
Lincoln receives
February salary warrant for $2,022.34. Pratt,
Personal Finances, 182.
President confers with Marshal Lamon and Atty. Gen. Bates regarding
execution of Augustus Ford for murder.
Washington Chronicle, 7 March 1863.
In evening sees Gen. Fremont by appointment and promises to tell him
something definite about new command.
Abraham Lincoln to Edwin M. Stanton, 7 March 1863, CW, 6:127.
Rear Adm. Dahlgren visits President and finds him nervous and uneasy.
Extracts from Dahlgren Diary, John G. Nicolay Papers, Library of Congress, Washington, DC.
Sen. Wade (Ohio), chairman, Committee on Conduct of War, confers with
President at 8 P.M.
Abraham Lincoln to Benjamin F. Wade, 7 March 1863, CW, 6:128.
White House public receptions over for season. Saturday afternoon
receptions from 1 to 3 P.M. begin.
Washington Chronicle, 7 March 1863.
Lincoln asks Sec. Seward to come over "and bring the 'Marque &
Reprisal' bill with you."
Abraham Lincoln to William H. Seward, 7 March 1863, CW, 6:126.
Sec. Stanton
: "Please see Gen. Halleck to-day; and if you can
get him half agreed, I agree" to an appointment for Gen. Fremont.
Abraham Lincoln to Edwin M. Stanton, 7 March 1863, CW, 6:127.
Refers letter of this date to Secs.
and Welles with
endorsement: "Submitted to Mars & Neptune."
Dix to Lincoln, 7 March 1863, Abraham Lincoln Papers, Library of Congress, Washington, DC.
Lincoln approves memorandum of Sec. Seward to Lord Lyons suggesting
that England allow no more ships built and slipped out of her ports
for ultimate service to Confederate States of America.
Monaghan, Diplomat, 291.
Interviews Edward L. Baker, editor, "Illinois State Journal,"
relative to brevets in Marine Corps.
Baker to Welles, 9 March 1863, Gideon Welles Papers, Library of Congress, Washington, DC.
Cong. Thaddeus
Stevens (Pa.) asks President to give Col. Joseph W. Fisher place of Gen. Edwin
H. Stoughton, captured in bed at 2 A.M., March 9, 1863, at Fairfax, Va., by
Gen. John S. Mosby (CSA). Memorandum
Concerning Joseph W. Fisher, 9 March 1863,
Brig. Gen. of
Vols. W. F. Smith interviews President to adjust rank as major general in
regular Army. Memorandum
Concerning William F. Smith, 9 March 1863,
Lemuel J. Bowden (Va.), Mr. Boyd, editor, and John Hawxhurst, Virginia
legislator, call on President and ask promotion of Col. Joseph Snider, 7th
Virginia Regiment, to brigadier general. Memorandum
Concerning Joseph Snider, 9 March 1863, CW, 6:130.
President interviews
Mil. Gov. John S. Phelps (Ark.) in presence of Sec.
Stanton on proposition for placing army of 12,000 to 15,000 men in
Arkansas, ready to move immediately on fall of Vicksburg, Miss. Phelps to
Lincoln, 9 March 1863, Edwin M. Stanton Papers, Library of Congress, Washington
Asks War Dept.: "Can any thing be done for this Lady-friend
of Marshal Lamon? I do not see how." [Probably Miss Maria A. Donnelly of
Martinsburg, Va., whose sister had been recently released from imprisonment in
Richmond.] Endorsement,
9 March 1863, CW, 6:128.
Leopold C. P. Cooper of Norfolk, asks Lincoln to place Leopold O.
Parker in West Point.
Memorandum: Appointment of Leopold O. Parker, 10 March 1863, CW, 6:132.
President proclaims amnesty to soldiers absent without leave.
Proclamation Granting Amnesty to Soldiers Absent without Leave, 10 March 1863, CW, 6:132-33.
Cabinet discusses regulations for letters of marque.
Welles, Diary.
9 P.M. President, Secs. Seward and
, Gen. Heintzelman, and
several Senators discuss sending troops to protect Arizona.
Journal, Samuel P. Heintzelman Papers, Library of Congress, Washington, DC.
Col. Edward B. Cross, accompanied by Sen. Hale (N.H.), calls on
President and asks promotion.
Memorandum: Appointment of Edward E. Cross, 11 March 1863, CW, 6:133.
Cong. Rollins (Mo.) interviews Lincoln on behalf of Col. Odon Guitar.
Memorandum: Appointment of Odon Guitar, 11 March 1863, CW, 6:133-34.
President transmits to Senate treaty with chiefs and headmen of
Chippewa Indians.
Abraham Lincoln to the Senate, 12 March 1863, CW, 6:135.
Listens to report from Rear Adm. Du Pont in office to Sec. Welles.
Welles, Diary.
President receives Mrs. Winston from Tennessee and permits her to
remove wounded son from prison in Fort McHenry, Md.
Abraham Lincoln to William W. Morris, 13 March 1863, CW, 6:135; Rice, 507-8.
Cabinet continues to discuss letters of marque.
Bates, Diary.
Senate committee notifies President of adjournment unless he has
further communications.
Senate Journal, 455.
Lincoln attends Washington Theatre to see James H. Hackett as Falstaff in Henry IV.
James H. Hackett to Abraham Lincoln, 20 March 1863, Abraham Lincoln Papers, Library of Congress, Washington, DC.
President sends congratulations to Isabel II, Queen of Spain, on
birth of nephew, son of Duchess of Montpensier.
Abraham Lincoln to Isabel II, 14 March 1863, CW, 6:136.
Interviews Sen. Thomas H. Hicks (Md.) and delegation on behalf of
Col. George Sangster.
Memorandum: Promotion of George Sangster, 14 March 1863, CW, 6:136.
Borrows copy of "Hume's England Vols., 3 & 4" from Library of
Congress. [David Hume, The History of England, London: 1754-62?]
Borrowers' Ledger 1861-63, 348, Archives of the Library of Congress, Library of Congress, Washington, DC.
receives members of committee from New York who "enumerate ships now building
in English yards professedly for the Emperor of China, but really for our
rebels." Pierce, Sumner Memoir and
Letters, 4:129.
In evening Lincoln and Sen. Sumner
(Mass.) read aloud to each other from Theodore D. Woolsey's "Introduction to
the Study of International Law." [Boston: 1860] Pierce,
Sumner Memoir and Letters, 4:121.
Hugh W. Crothers, aide to Gov. Peirpoint (Va.), calls on President in
interest of Col. Isaac H. Duval.
Memorandum Concerning Isaac H. Duval, 16 March 1863, CW, 6:136-37.
Former Cong. Kellian Van R. Whaley (Va.) visits President to get Rev.
Henry Stevens appointed hospital chaplain.
Memorandum: Appointment of Henry Stevens, 16 March 1863, CW, 6:137.
Cabinet meets. Discusses whether to issue letters of marque under new statute.
Pierce, Sumner Memoir and Letters, 4:129.
Lincoln sends for Asst. Sec. Fox to learn about failure of Rear
Adm. Farragut to run by Port Hudson, La. Fox, Diary,
Gist-Blair Family Papers, Library of Congress, Washington, DC.
Cong. Henry W. Davis (Md.) discusses organization of new House of
Representatives with President. Abraham Lincoln to Henry W. Davis,
18 March 1863, CW, 6:140-41.
Cabinet meeting continues subject of privateering. Bates, Diary.
President Lincoln and his wife, Mary, tour the Patent Office. A newspaper
reports, "This temple of American genius has lately received additions . . .
Mrs. Lincoln, with characteristic unselfishness, has sent from the White House
a splendid variety of the presents of the Kings of Siam and the Tycoon of
Japan. Among the most noticeable is a suit of Japanese armor . . . for which
the Knight of La Mancha would have given his boots. . . . The President and
Mrs. Lincoln seemed to enjoy greatly this respite from the cares of State among
so many interesting objects." New York
Herald, 20 March 1863, 4:5.
Lincoln writes to Major
General William S. Rosecrans and responds to the general's list of complaints.
Rosecrans recently achieved a military victory, which, he claims, prompted
Secretary of War Edwin M. Stanton to offer Rosecrans "'Anything you & your
command want.'" Rosecrans complains that he did not receive the military
commission date he requested. Lincoln responds, "Truth to speak, I do not
appreciate this matter of rank on paper, as you officers do. The world will not
forget that you fought the battle of 'Stone River' and it will never care a fig
whether you rank Gen. [Ulysses S.] Grant on paper, or he so, ranks you."
William S. Rosecrans to Abraham Lincoln, 16 March 1863,
Abraham Lincoln Papers, Library of Congress,
Washington, DC;
Abraham Lincoln to William S.
Rosecrans, 17 March 1863, CW,
Writes Joshua F. Speed: "Confidential.
. . . Lyman Guinnip [dealer in agricultural implements at Danville, Ill.], is
under an indictment at Louisville, something about slaves. I knew him slightly.
. . . I scarcely think he is guilty of any real crime Please try if you can not
slip him through." Abraham Lincoln to Joshua F. Speed,
17 March 1863, CW, 6:140.
President proclaims treaty of commerce and navigation with
Republic of Liberia. Washington Chronicle, 29 April
Cong. Julian (Ind.) confers with President about
appointments and refers to unemployment of Gen. Fremont. Lincoln admits that he
does not know where to put him. George W. Julian,
Political Recollections 1840-1872 (Chicago: Jansen, McClurg,
1884), 229-30.
President Lincoln writes to Congressman Henry W.
Davis, of Maryland. Davis seeks Lincoln's "opinion" regarding the "organization
of the House—on the election of Speaker." Lincoln writes, "[T]he
supporters of the war should send no man to congress who will not go into
caucus with the unconditional supporters of the war, and abide the action of
such caucus, and support in the House, the person therein nominated for
Speaker. Let the friends of the government first save the government, and then
administer it to their own liking." Abraham Lincoln to Henry W. Davis,
18 March 1863, CW, 6:140-41.
Gov. John A. Gurley (Arizona Terr.) and John N. Goodwin, chief
justice, Arizona Territory, consult further with President about
Sec. Stanton
and Postmaster Gen. Blair are present.
Journal, Samuel P. Heintzelman Papers, Library of Congress, Washington, DC; Washington Chronicle, 20 March 1863.
revokes courtmartial sentence of Thomas W. Knox, correspondent of New York
"Herald," "if Gen. Grant shall give his express assent." Abraham
Lincoln to Whom It May Concern, 20 March 1863,
Gurley (Arizona Terr.) again confers with President and believes matter of
troops settled. Journal, Samuel P. Heintzelman Papers,
Library of Congress, Washington, DC.
Pursuant to law, President
declares public sales of lands in Washington Territory, Michigan, and Kansas.
Washington Chronicle, 1 April 1863.
Lincoln sends his old friend Dr. Anson G. Henry, surveyor general of
Washington Territory, with a note to Sec. Chase.
Abraham Lincoln to Salmon P. Chase, 21 March 1863, CW, 6:144.
[Irwin deposits $472.50 in Springfield Marine Bank, balance of
principal and interest on A. J. Van Deren note.
Pratt, Personal Finances, 165.]
Lincoln endorses letter of Alexander Williamson: "Submitted to
the Sec. of Treasury. Mr. Williamson, writer of the within was our 'Willie's'
teacher; and I would be really glad for him to be obliged." Abraham Lincoln to Salmon P. Chase,
23 March 1863, CW, 6:144-45.
Lincoln writes to the recently-elected Governor of New York, Horatio
Seymour. Lincoln seeks Seymour's support for the war effort, and explains, "In
the performance of my duty, the co-operation of your State . . . is
needed—in fact, is indispensable. This alone is a sufficient reason why
I should wish to be at a good understanding with you." On numerous occasions,
Seymour, a Democrat, spoke out against the Lincoln administration's war
policies, chief among them the Emancipation Proclamation. Lincoln writes, "As
to maintaining the nation's life, and integrity, I assume, and believe, there
can not be a difference of purpose between you and me. If we
should differ as to the means, it is important that such
difference should be as small as possible." Abraham Lincoln to Horatio Seymour,
23 March 1863, CW, 6:145-46; Alexander
J. Wall, A Sketch of the Life of Horatio Seymour 1810-1886
(Lancaster, PA: Lancaster Press, 1929), 23-25.
Lincoln directs
Sec. Stanton
: "Let [Col.] James H. Ledlie [3d New
York Artillery] . . . be made a Brigadier General, if it is legally
Abraham Lincoln to Edwin M. Stanton, 24 March 1863, CW, 6:147.
Inquires of secretary of war: "Can not this sum of 250,000 be paid at
once?" Amount requested by governor of Kentucky to aid in raising new
Abraham Lincoln to Edwin M. Stanton, 24 March 1863, CW, 6:147.
President commutes death sentence of James S. Pleasants, citizen of
Montgomery County, Md., to imprisonment during war.
Commutation of Sentence of James S. Pleasants, 25 March 1863, CW, 6:148.
Authorizes Benjamin Gratz to shelter Mrs. Susan S. Grigsby, wife of
Confederate officer, and "be responsible for what she may do."
Abraham Lincoln to Benjamin Gratz, 25 March 1863, CW, 6:148.
Refuses request of Gen. Rosecrans to renominate Gen. Robert B. Mitchell.
Abraham Lincoln to William S. Rosecrans, 25 March 1863, CW, 6:148-49.
Forwards five-pound bank note from British subject to U.S. Christian
Commission for purchase of Bibles.
Stuart to Lincoln, 25 March 1863, Abraham Lincoln Papers, Library of Congress, Washington, DC.
Greets at White House six exchanged soldiers who took part in Andrews
train raid in April 1862.
Washington Chronicle, 26 March 1863.
Attends Grover's Theatre with Private Secretary John G. Nicolay to witness performance of Hamlet starring E. L. Davenport.
Daily National Republican, 26 March 1863, 2d ed., 2:5; N.Y. Herald, 26 March 1863.
[Irwin draws draft for $10.79 to pay taxes on Council Bluffs, Iowa, land.
Pratt, Personal Finances, 177.]
President Lincoln writes to Tennessee's military governor,
Andrew Johnson, and urges him to "rais[e] a negro military force." The move
would inspire Unionists because, Lincoln explains, Johnson is an "eminent
citizen of a slave-state, and himself a slave-holder." Lincoln adds, "The
colored population is the great available and yet
unavailed of, force for restoring the Union. The bare sight of
fifty thousand armed, and drilled black soldiers on the banks of the
Mississippi, would end the rebellion at once." Abraham Lincoln to Andrew Johnson,
26 March 1863, CW, 6:149-50.
Interviews Eli Parker of New York regarding appointment. Abraham Lincoln to Montgomery C.
Meigs, 26 March 1863, CW,
"The President is in excellent spirits to-day."
N.Y. Herald, 27 March 1863.
Mary F. Carpenter visits President. Mary F. Carpenter to Abraham Lincoln, 27
March 1863, Abraham Lincoln Papers, Library
of Congress, Washington, DC.
Lincoln shakes hands with Mr.
Fowler, old Shaker friend of Secretary of State Seward. William H. Seward to Abraham Lincoln,
26 March 1863, Abraham Lincoln Papers,
Library of Congress, Washington, DC.
Former Lt. Gov. Daniel S. Dickinson (N.Y.) and friend, Edward
J. Westcott, confer with President on trading at Newbern, N.C.
Abraham Lincoln to Salmon P. Chase,
27 March 1863, CW, 6:150.
In the East Room of the White House, Lincoln meets with a contingent of
Indian chiefs, two of whom speak through a translator. Cheyenne Chief Lean Bear
expresses concern about the number of whites moving west. He desires "peace,"
but wonders if the "white men on the plains" want the same. Arapahoe Chief
Spotted Wolf seeks Lincoln's words of wisdom. Lincoln asserts that the whites
are more "prosperous because they cultivate the earth." He adds, in spite of
the civil war now taking place, whites are less inclined "to fight and kill one
another as our red brethren." Daily Morning
Chronicle (Washington, DC), 28 March 1863, 1:1-2;
Speech to Indians, 27 March 1863,
Blake of Indianapolis, Ind., discusses appointments with President.
Abraham Lincoln to Edwin M.
Stanton, 27 March 1863, CW,
Lincoln receives Jacob Wilson on recommendation of Mayor
George Opdyke (N.Y.) and directs him to Sec. Stanton . Abraham Lincoln to Edwin M.
Stanton, 27 March 1863, CW,
"There will be no more Saturday afternoon receptions at the Executive
Mansion during the remainder of the season."
Washington Chronicle, 28 March 1863.
President informs Gen. Banks, commanding Dept. of the Gulf, that Gen.
Daniel Ullmann will undertake to raise Negro brigade in department
and will need help.
Abraham Lincoln to Nathaniel P. Banks, 29 March 1863, CW, 6:154-55.
President in chief clerk's room at Navy Dept. conversing with Sec.
Welles and Asst. Sec. Fox; "looks thin and badly—is very
nervous and complains of everything."
Extracts from Dahlgren Diary, John G. Nicolay Papers, Library of Congress, Washington, DC.
Sec. Stanton
: "I fear—in fact, believe—the
despatch you mentioned is utter humbuggery. . . . Besides there are
no six-iron-clads, nor 15000 men at Vicksburg to pass through the
canal, even if the Mississippi river had risen fifteen feet in as
many minutes."
Abraham Lincoln to Edwin M. Stanton, 29 March 1863, CW, 6:155.
President sets apart April 30, 1863 "as a day of national
humiliation, fasting and prayer."
Washington Chronicle, 1 April 1863; Proclamation Appointing a National Fast Day, 30 March 1863, CW, 6:155-57.
President permits restricted commercial intercourse with inhabitants
of insurrectionary States.
License of Commercial Intercourse, 31 March 1863, CW, 6:157.
Confers with Gen. Hooker on military subjects.
Frank Leslie's Illustrated Newspaper, 18 April 1863.
Accompanied by Secs. Seward, Chase, and Usher, and Postmaster Gen.
Blair, attends Union meeting at Capitol. "The greatest popular
demonstration ever known in Washington."
Washington Chronicle, 1 April 1863.
Tad climbs on and off President's lap several times. "Father Abe
looks so careworn that one could but pity him."
Robert L. Kincaid, "Julia Susan Wheelock, the Florence Nightingale of Michigan during the War," Lincoln Herald 46 (October 1944):44.


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- Chris Wilkinson
World No. 1 now a realistic aim for MurrayChris Wilkinson April 5, 2013
It has been an interesting year for Andy Murray, certainly one that he can build on. While his Sony Open victory over David Ferrer and a return to world No. 2 has been dominating the headlines, Murray has not necessarily been playing his best tennis of late.
But being a top player is all about winning when you are not playing particularly well. I think the short term goal for him is to add another grand slam this year, and aim for that No. 1 spot in the long run. He might not clinch it this year, but with the form he has shown over the past 12 months then next year is definitely a possibility.
Murray did not play his best tennis in Miami; certainly the final against Ferrer was not the best to watch. But with his Wimbledon final appearance, the Olympic gold medal and his first Grand Slam US Open victory behind him, there is no doubt he can achieve that top spot - be it this year or next.
Although, I think the most interesting debate to come out of Miami was the way the courts had played. They were a lot slower. You don't want to get to the point where the game is serve-dominated, but what's missing now is a bit of variety from the players.
It is worth noting that with Novak Djokovic sitting top of the rankings and Murray moving up to No. 2, this is the first time since 2003 that both Rafael Nadal and Roger Federer are both outside of the top two. The men's side of the game is now a lot more open than it was; despite losing a couple of matches, I do not believe that Djokovic is suffering a slump in form. He is still world No.1 and the favourite, and I believe that Murray's best chances will come at Wimbledon and his defence of the US Open. But with the likes of Ferrer, Thomas Berdych and Juan Martin Del Potro challenging, we are in for a very interesting year of tennis.
Laura Robson has taken over Heather Watson as British No. 1, but it will be down to how she plays the following year if she is to stay there. It is interesting; as a player, when you have a good year it soon turns to how you play the next year. Other players begin to work out how good you are, where your weaknesses are and start to find out your tactics.
Robson started the year really well. She has got a big game; she has the ability to produce a big serve, as well as big ground shots - but there are possible question marks over her movement. I think it will be a fascinating year for her.
Heather Watson has suffered a slightly disappointing start to her year, which has not been made better with the news that she has now been diagnosed with glandular fever. First and foremost, I wish her a speedy recovery from the illness.
Watson was set to miss the WTA event in Charleston with a leg injury after reversing her decision to take a break from tennis. The break will now allow her to take stock of what she wants and take a bit of a back seat, remind herself of what her goals are and what she needs to do to improve.
A break like that can sometimes be a positive thing, but the main concern is to see her full recover from the illness.
Chris Wilkinson is a former British No. 1


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Life in the Upper South...
These photos were taken near Mammoth Cave State Park east of Bowling Green, Kentucky, in the little village of Cave City.
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I don't know why but I found the spud masher photo amusing - weird huh?
They were a curious sight. I wish I should have got a little more downward angle on the photo to highlight their "feet" and eliminate some of the stuff in the background, but it was hard because they were on a shelf nearly as tall as I am.
CONTENTMENT: Keep your heart free from hate, your mind from worry, live simply, expect little, give much, sing often, pray always, forget self, think of others and their feelings, fill your heart with love, scatter sunshine. These are the tried links in the golden chain of contentment.
(Author unknown)
IT IS STILL BEST to be honest and truthful; to make the most of what we have; to be happy with simple pleasure; and to be cheerful and have courage when things go wrong.
(Laura Ingalls Wilder, 1867-1957)
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setting the clock
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Posted 22 December 2004 - 01:49 PM ( #2 )
You go onto the clock screen (press 'b'/middle button) and then press the 'a'/first button and the 'c'/last button. Scroll through the date using 'a' button, and confirm date by pressing 'b' button. You will do the same for the rest of the date and time. Hope this helps!
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go to the tamatalk reference section and look at the instructions..they will tell you how!!
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Dhikr - Remembrance of Allah
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Dhikr - Remembrance of Allah
Sa'id ibn al-Musayyab said, "Its meaning is 'Remember Me with obedience and I will remember you with reward'." It has been said that it means 'Remember Me with supplcation and glorification and the like of that.
The commentators, particularly the Sufis, have said a great deal in commentary on this subject using words with restricted and qualified meanings, and there is no proof of restriction. In general this ayah is an explanation of the nobility of dhikr, which the saying of the Messenger of Allah, may Allah bless him and grant him peace, made clear, as he narrated it from his Lord, "I am in My slave's opinion of Me, and I am with him when he remembers Me. If he remembers Me in himself, I remember him in My self. If he remembers Me in an assembly, I will remember him in an assembly better than them."
There are three types of dhikr:
the dhikr of the heart,
dhikr with the tongue,
with the two of them together.
Know that dhikr is the best of actions in general, even if in some hadith there is related some superiority to some other action, such as the prayer, etc., for that is only because of what they contain of the meaning of dhikr and being present with Allah ta'ala.
There are three aspects to the proof of the superiority of dhikr:
First, the texts which have been narrated about its superiority over all other actions. The Messenger of Allah, may Allah bless him and grant him peace, said, "Shall I not tell you of the best of your actions, and the most pure of them with your King, and the most exalted of them in your ranks, [those which are] better for you than your meeting your enemy and striking their necks and they striking your necks?" They said, "Certainly, Messenger of Allah." He said, "Dhikr of Allah." The Messenger of Allah, may Allah bless him and grant him peace, was asked, "Which actions are the best?" He said, "Dhikr of Allah." Someone said, "Is dhikr better or jihad in the way of Allah?" He said, "Even if the mujahid were to strike at the kuffar until his sword broke and he was coloured with the blood, the person of dhikr would be better than him."
Second, that Allah exalted is He, wherever He commands us to do dhikr or praises dhikr, He has stipulated a great deal of it, so He says, "Remember Allah with much remembrance" and "those who remember Allah a great deal" and He does not stipulate that for any other action.
Third, that dhikr has something extra which belongs to it especially and does not belong to anything else, which is presence in the Highest Presence, and arrival to nearness which is indicated by that which is narrated in the hadith which mention 'sitting with' and 'withness', for Allah, exalted is He, says [in the hadith Qudsi], "I sit with the one who remembers Me", and He says, "I am in My slave's opinion of Me, and I am with him when he remembers Me."
People have two stations with respect to their intentions in dhikr:
the intention of the generality is to earn rewards, the intention of the elect is nearness and presence. How great a distance there is between the two stations, and how great it is between one who takes his reward and he is behind a veil, and one who draws near until he is one of the elect of the beloved ones.
Know that dhikr has many types, of which there is "La ilaha illa'llah", and tasbeeh, takbir, praise, "La hawla wa law quwwata illa billah", "husbuna'llahu wa ni'ma'l-wakeel" and the dhikr of every name of Allah ta'ala, and sending blessings on the Prophet, may Allah bless him and grant him peace, and seeking forgiveness, etc. Each dhikr has its special quality and its fruit.
As for "La ilaha illa'llah - There is no god but Allah", its fruit is tawhid , and I mean the tawhid of the elect because every believer obtains the tawhid of the ordinary people. As for takbir "Allahu Akbar - Allah is greater", its fruit is exaltation of the Possessor of Majesty. As for praise and the [Divine] Names whose meanings are good treatment and mercy such as ar-Rahman "The Universally Merciful" and ar-Raheem "The Specifically Compassionate" and al-Kareem "The Nobly Generous", and al-Ghaffar "The Oft Forgiving" and the like of them, their fruit is three stations, gratitude, strength of hope, and love, for the One Who Treats [us] Well is unavoidably beloved.
As for "La hawla wa law quwwata illa billah - There is no power and no strength but by Allah" and "husbuna'llahu wa ni'ma'l-wakeel - Allah is enough for us and an excellent guardian" their fruit is dependence on Allah and surrendering [all affairs] to Him, and strong trust in Allah. As for the [Divine] Names whose meanings are showing and grasping, such as al-'Aleem "the All-Knowing" and as-Samee' "the All-Hearing" and al-Baseer "the All-Seeing" and al-Qareeb "the Near" and the like of them, their fruit is muraqabah "fearful watchfulness".
As for sending blessings on the Prophet, may Allah bless him and grant him peace, its fruit is strong love for him, and carefully guarding the following of his sunnah. As for istighfar "seeking forgiveness" its fruit is going straight in taqwa , and guarding the preconditions of turning in penitence [to Allah from one's wrongdoing] along with the hearts rejection of the causes which led to previous wrong actions. Then the fruit of the dhikr which unites the names and attributes is gathered together in the unique dhikr which is our saying, "Allah, Allah". This is the goal and the limit.
Source: Sidi Abdus Samad Clarke's website.
"I am a slave. I eat as a slave eats and I sit as a slave sits.", Beloved, sallallahu alyhi wa-sallam.
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Winners at the Automechanika/Motortec Fair 2013' Innovation Gallery !!! http://youtu.be/NEWh4cEQd2k
US Patent Nº 9,757,782 B2 Freely Rotating Magnetic Tip with Surface Trace for Dent Removal Rod
Free worldwide shipping for orders over 250EUR/275USD
This accessory allows creation of leverage points where there are no existing holes to locate "S" hooks
Great for roofs, bonnets