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ATLANTA (AP) — The Tennessee Valley Authority has fixed the immediate problems that led to a serious safety violation at its Browns Ferry nuclear plant in Alabama, but it must still demonstrate long-term improvement, federal regulators said Thursday.
The initial findings by the U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission come from an in-depth inspection triggered by a serious safety violation issued in mid-2011 against the plant near Athens, Ala. The NRC had issued only five such red findings — its most severe citations — up to that point. It came after the agency investigated how a valve on a cooling system on the Unit 1 reactor became stuck shut, which could have left equipment used to cool hot, radioactive nuclear fuel inoperable.
The plant still had other cooling systems. But the failure would have been a major problem during a fire since emergency plans called for preventively shutting down other equipment and using the damaged system.
Federal authorities were troubled because workers failed to quickly notice that the valve was broken, pointing to a weak safety culture. The equipment failure, uncovered in 2010, never caused a serious problem at the facility.
"They have a higher regard for a stronger safety culture at the station," said NRC branch chief Eugene Guthrie, who oversees the federal inspectors at the plant and headed the in-depth inspection. "It starts there. But all of that needs to be reinforced in the worker behaviors as they perform their routine duties and responsibilities in the field."
NRC officials still rank the Unit 1 reactor at Browns Ferry as one of the worst-performing nuclear plants in the country. Federal officials will rely on the results of future inspections and reviews to determine whether they upgrade the plant's rating, which affects the level of NRC scrutiny it receives.
The TVA's chief nuclear officer, Preston Swafford, called the inspection thorough and "appropriately intrusive."
"TVA agrees with the NRC assessment that we have additional work to reach and sustain excellence," he said in a statement.
The intensive review uncovered potential low-level violations, though they are not considered serious. Guthrie declined further comment on those issues, though they will be made public later. A final inspection report is expected in August.
Federal regulators considered the stuck valve a prominent example of similar problems dogging the plant. Around the same time, plant workers installed a bearing backward and failed to correctly diagnose other damaged equipment. The reactor had to be unexpectedly taken offline more frequently than others in the industry.
During the three-part inspection, NRC officials checked whether other valves could be affected, reviewed the rigor of the TVA's testing and maintenance programs and conducted hundreds of interviews to delve into the plant's safety culture, a review that finished in May.
NRC inspectors say they now believe the Browns Ferry plant is operating safely, has increased its overall performance and is working through an improvement plan. One of the TVA's major tasks has been catching up with maintenance work that slipped, contributing to an increase in equipment failures.
"What was happening was there (were) thousands of preventive maintenance activities that they had not performed over several years on the safety system, which created a significant backlog," Guthrie said. "By not performing that preventative maintenance, it was directly affecting the reliability of those systems."
David Lochbaum, director of the nuclear safety project for the Union of Concerned Scientists, said he believed the inspection was just right — not too harsh, not too lenient. Still, he had questions about whether the utility's culture was improving.
Statistics published by the NRC show that workers from Browns Ferry make more anonymous complaints to the NRC than most other plants in the industry. While a lack of anonymous whistleblower complaints would be suspicious, Lochbaum said workers in well-run plants should be making fewer whistleblower reports because they can report issues to their own company without fear.
"I'd feel better if that number was trending down," said Lochbaum, who worked as a reactor engineer at Browns Ferry from 1980 to 1983.
Browns Ferry has a troubled history. In 1975, a worker using a candle to check for air leaks started a fire that was considered the most serious industry accident until a meltdown happened four years later at Pennsylvania's Three Mile Island plant. TVA voluntarily shuttered its entire nuclear fleet in 1985 to address safety and performance issues. The Unit 1 reactor at Browns Ferry reopened in 2007.
TVA supplies electricity to about 9 million people in Alabama, Georgia, Kentucky, Mississippi, North Carolina, Tennessee and Virginia.
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NEW HAVEN, Conn. - Sarah Love '06 earned her spot in Heritage Hall at Ingalls Rink with stats that place her as one of the best goalies ever to wear the Yale uniform. But when it comes to shutouts, junior goaltender Jackee Snikeris wasted no time in passing Love in the Yale record book. Snikeris posted her 13th career whitewash Saturday afternoon, a 3-0 win over Brown at Ingalls, breaking the record in fewer than half the games Love played. Sophomore forward Aleca Hughes, junior forward Bray Ketchum and senior forward Caroline Murphy provided Yale's goals.
"With about 1:30 to go in the game it hit me," said Yale head coach Hilary Witt. "This is a great accomplishment for her, especially considering the amount of games she has played."
Love's record was set over the course of 113 games, making the fact that Snikeris broke it in just her 49th career game all the more impressive. Snikeris platooned her freshman year, then was sidelined for parts of her sophomore season, so this is the first season in which she has played more than 16 games.
The team Snikeris got the record against was the very same team she started her run against. Her 3-0 blanking of the Bears Nov. 3, 2007 came in just her second game, and she added three shutouts more her freshman year. She tied Love's single-season shutout mark with five last season, and now has four this season -- including three in her last five games.
Yale had an early edge in shots on goal in the first period, but Brown goalie Katie Jamieson kept the Bulldogs off the scoreboard. Brown was hit with a too many men on the ice penalty just four minutes into the game, but Ketchum just missed connecting with freshman forward Alyssa Zupon on a pass, and Jamieson then cradled a long-distance slap shot by Ketchum. Jamieson also made a nice kick save on a shot by sophomore forward Becky Mantell after the penalty ended, with the rebound just eluding freshman forward Natalie Wedell.
Snikeris made her first big save by gloving a slap shot from the right point by defenseman Jacquie Pierri with heavy traffic in front of the net. Right after that a penalty on the Bulldogs gave Brown the chance to start piling up shots on goal, but Snikeris stopped them all.
Hughes hit the post on a wrist shot with three minutes left in the period, and the Bears also broke up a chance for Ketchum in the final seconds. The teams went into the first intermission scoreless.
Hughes and Ketchum have been Yale's 1-2 scoring punch all season long, and on Saturday they got Brown reeling by scoring less than 90 seconds apart near the start of the second period. Jamieson made a nice save on a wrist shot from Hughes after a Ketchum pass 20 seconds in. She also gloved a slap shot by junior defenseman Samantha MacLean right after that, but MacLean tried again when Zupon won the ensuing faceoff back to her -- this time with better results. Ketchum deflected MacLean's low shot past Jamieson for a 1-0 lead at the 1:34 mark.
Shortly after that senior defenseman Alyssa Clarke got the puck down low to Ketchum, and she fed it from behind the net to Hughes in the right circle. Hughes stuck it past Jamieson's extended right leg at the far post for a 2-0 lead.
A penalty on the Bulldogs gave Brown a chance to reverse the momentum, but Ketchum started the penalty kill off with a block and Zupon finished it with a pair of blocks. MacLean wound up being on the ice for the entirety of the two-minute kill.
After the penalty kill Brown had another golden opportunity when a falling Yale defender gave Pierri the chance to come in all alone on Snikeris, but she sent the shot wide. The Bears also took advantage of a turnover during a Yale power play late in the period for another breakaway, but Snikeris denied forward Sasha Van Muyen. After the initial save forward Erica Farrer tried to stuff the puck in as a sprawled out Snikeris covered it in the crease. Farrer did eventually get it over the goal line, but by then the whistle had already blown. The call was upheld after a brief video review, and Yale took a 2-0 lead into the third period.
Yale finished off its third successful penalty kill of the game (and 22nd in a row) as the third period got underway. Murphy then gave the Bulldogs some breathing room on a power play with 14:05 left in the game. After Mantell won a faceoff in the Brown zone, Murphy took the puck down low and exchanged it with senior forward Berit Johnson. After getting the return pass Murphy headed to the net. Jamieson denied her first attempt, but Murphy kept chipping away and was able to knock the puck in with her second effort.
"It was a good play by Murph to go to the net and stay on her own rebound," Witt said. "Both of our power-play units did a nice job today."
Van Muyen used her speed down the left wing to generate a Brown threat with six minutes left, but Snikeris came up with another big save. After that the Bulldogs for the most part kept the pressure off their goalie, with freshman defenseman Emily DesMeules breaking up a potentially dangerous pass in the Yale zone with 11:20 to play and the Bears getting hit with another penalty right after that.
Snikeris ranged far out of the crease to keep the puck away from hard-charging forward Kath Surbey with 3:30 to play, then gloved a wrister by forward Alena Polenska with less than two minutes remaining. An icing call resulted in a faceoff in the Yale zone with a minute left, but the Bulldogs controlled the puck and ran out the clock on the historic shutout.
After the game the Bulldogs continued to keep one eye on the scoreboard and the ECAC Hockey standings. With a 5-1-1 mark in their last seven conference games they have moved into eighth place, holding down the last playoff spot. Right behind them is Colgate, which beat St. Lawrence 2-1 Saturday to leapfrog over Dartmouth into ninth place. Yale now has a two-point lead on the Big Green, as Dartmouth was idle Saturday. Seventh-place St. Lawrence is four points ahead of the Bulldogs.
Yale (8-11-3, 6-8-1 ECAC Hockey) and Brown (2-15-4, 0-12-3 ECAC Hockey) play again Sunday at Meehan Auditorium at 2 p.m.
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Shots fired after Manchester vehicle stop, one in custodyPAT GROSSMITH
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April 12. 2013 11:22AM
MANCHESTER - Police exchanged gunfire with a person who jumped and ran from a car that police officers pulled over late this morning in an east Manchester neighborhood.
The gunfire took place as the passenger in the car ran north on Wilson Street near Somerville and Lincoln streets, police said.
Police caught up with and apprehended the shooter, whose identity is not yet known, at Lincoln Street.
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Roasted Escarole
My mother made escarole soup for us when we were kids. If my memory serves me right it was escarole and beans in a chicken soup base. And, she would throw in a small piece of pepperoni to give it some spice. Pretty simple and very delicious.
She didn't use escarole in any other dishes - just the soup. So, when my sister, niece and I had dinner in a small (very good) Italian restaurant at the Jersey shore and saw roasted escarole on the menu we jumped on it. Mmm, it was so good. The chef baked it in the oven with a bread crumb topping. I think each serving was half a head of escarole. It was delicious.
I tried several times to replicate it and think I've finally done it. Here it is just the way I remember it.
Roasted Escarole
2 tablespoons olive oil
1 head escarole
1 garlic clove
salt and pepper
1/4 cup italian seasoned breadcrumbs (gluten free)
2 tablespoons grated Pecorino Romano cheese (sheep's milk)
1/4 cup chicken broth
Preheat the oven to 350℉.
Meanwhile, pour 1 tablespoon of the olive oil in an ovenproof skillet and warm over a medium high heat. Cut the escarole in half or quarters. Gently wash under cool water and then shake out as much of the water as possible. Finish drying by wrapping in a clean dishcloth and patting gently.
Crush the garlic and put into the pan with the olive oil. Stir briefly and add the escarole, cut side down. After about a minute or two, or when the cut side is slightly wilted, turn the escarole over to cook the other side.
While the second side is cooking salt and pepper the top of the escarole and sprinkle with the breadcrumbs and cheese. Drizzle the remaining olive oil over the top. Turn the heat off. Gently pour the chicken broth (being careful of sputtering) around the outside — not over — the escarole halves.
Put the skillet in the preheated oven and bake for about 10 minutes or until the escarole is sufficiently wilted and the breadcrumbs look light brown and crunchy.
Serve immediately.
If you don't have seasoned breadcrumbs you can add some dried parsley, oregano, garlic and onion salt, and pepper to plain breadcrumbs.
I'm sure this would be good with other greens, too — romaine, for example.
To make this dairy-free and vegan omit the cheese.
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Beckham welcome in Australia, says old pal Heskey
Melbourne - David Beckham would be wise to move to the Australian A?League football, his former England teammate Emile Heskey said Saturday.
Earlier this week, Australian Football Federation boss David Gallop claimed that Beckham was holding talks with several A?League clubs.
Heskey has already experienced the strength of the league, scoring five goals in eight matches for the Newcastle Jets this season and is sure that Beckham can be just as successful.
"If there is a good offer and he comes over and thinks that this football is good enough for him, then why not?" Heskey said.
The former Leicester City, Liverpool, Birmingham City, and Aston Villa forward said that Beckham had a lot fans in the country and his arrival would boost interest in the game in Australia.
"This is a big option for him. … Everyone would like him to come here."
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The building:
They appear not to have a building of their own, but rather meet in three different locations. The service I attended met at the
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, at 79th Street and Broadway on Manhattan's upper west side. From the outside it's a nice, older, traditional looking church building. Inside, the altar stands on a raised platform in the apse, which is flooded by light from a skylight. On the back wall (where you would normally find a cross) are verses from scripture in English, Greek, and Hebrew. The pews face the altar in a gentle semi-circle, giving everyone a good view of the proceedings. As appears to be the norm in New York, the church is not air-conditioned – and it was a very hot day!
The church:
The church counts upward of 5000 souls among its members and meets in different parts of the city. Members are encouraged to join a "home group" to help them get to know each other and to facilitate personal growth. They sponsor all the usual ministries (Bible study, fellowship, etc.) but are especially keen on church plantings and missionary work.
The neighborhood:
This part of Manhattan is a lively, diverse, multi-cultural and multi-faceted area. There was a noisy outdoor market across the street from the church, where they sold pickles by the pound (among other things). There seemed to be a lot going on, as one might expect on a warm, sunny weekend in Manhattan.
The cast:
The Revd Dr Tim Keller, senior pastor and a very well-regarded preacher in the Presbyterian Church of America, delivered the sermon. The bulletin listed the Revd Mark Robinson, assistant pastor, as leading the service. However, I believe Pastor Robinson is African-American, and the clergyman who led the service did not appear to be.
The date & time:
Sunday, June 3, 2007, 5.00pm.
What was the name of the service?
West Side Evening Worship (one of Redeemer's "jazz style" services).
How full was the building?
We arrived early and took seats near the front. But by a few minutes after the service had started, the church was completely full except for the very rear of the balcony.
Did anyone welcome you personally?
An usher greeted us and helped us find seats. A woman joined us in our pew and we chatted a bit – turned out her husband went to seminary with my pastor from back home!
Was your pew comfortable?
It would have been so with one less person (it was crammed) and air conditioning.
How would you describe the pre-service atmosphere?
Rather loud, with folks talking. It was a happy "It's good to catch up with you" sort of atmosphere. A New York style of friendliness, Christianized.
What were the exact opening words of the service?
"Good afternoon, and welcome to this meeting of Redeemer Presbyterian Church."
What books did the congregation use during the service?
Everything, including the scripture reading (New International Version) and all the music (with melody lines), was contained in a 20-page bulletin.
What musical instruments were played?
Piano, guitar, saxophone, bass, drums.
Did anything distract you?
It was hot! Terrible! I'm also used to people leading music in parts, but there was only one woman leading the melody line.
Was the worship stiff-upper-lip, happy clappy, or what?
Contemporary, but distinctly jazzy rather than with electric guitars and loud noise. One song partially sung in Spanish had a very strong salsa feel to it. All of the musicians were quite good, and I've since learned that both the music leader and the soloist (for the offertory) are professionals.
Exactly how long was the sermon?
31 minutes.
On a scale of 1-10, how good was the preacher?
9 Dr Keller is known for sermons that appeal to educated, intellectual folks. He's a very gifted preacher, and speaks at any number of large conferences and events. His points flowed smoothly and I actually felt compelled to purchase the sermon from the Redeemer website so I might listen to it again (although I don't think one should have to pay for a sermon).
In a nutshell, what was the sermon about?
Dr Keller entitled his sermon "Knowing God" and took as his text Deuteronomy 6:4-23. To know God truly we must believe in God truly, love God transformatively, trust God unconditionally, and tell God's story.
Which part of the service was like being in heaven?
At the offertory, recording artist Andy Roda sang a wonderful pop song, "Please Don't Pass Me By," along with three backup singers. I never thought I would appreciate pop music in a worship service, but the words were good and the singing was amazing.
And which part was like being in... er... the other place?
The heat! It had to be at least 90 degrees Fahrenheit (32 degrees Celsius) in there. Also, during the greeting time, everyone's "anonymous New Yorker" persona seemed to take over, and folks stood around awkwardly not wanting to greet each other (or me).
What happened when you hung around after the service looking lost?
Some people I had previously spoken with spoke to me again as we all shuffled out. I wandered around the coffee hour, but no one else said anything to me. Finally I perused some of the offerings at a book table, and the lady running the table recommended several to me. I purchased one.
How would you describe the after-service coffee?
There was coffee (fair trade) and a standard assortment of cookies. Chips and hummus for the yuppie set. It all looked good, but I wasn't hungry.
How would you feel about making this church your regular (where 10 = ecstatic, 0 = terminal)?
8 If I were to move to New York, I would visit again. But it's just so very big – I might look for a smaller church to be my regular.
Did the service make you feel glad to be a Christian?
Yes. Sometimes we think of New York as a place not very friendly to Christianity, so it was good to know God is building his Church there as well.
What one thing will you remember about all this in seven days' time?
The sermon, and the offertory.
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Six was the magic number for the Neosho varsity cross country teams at the Central Ozark Conference Cross Country Championships at Inman Elementary School on Tuesday.
NIXA, Mo. — Six was the magic number for the Neosho varsity cross country teams at the Central Ozark Conference Cross Country Championships at Inman Elementary School on Tuesday.
Both the Wildcats and Lady Wildcats finished in sixth place as a team in the varsity 5K, with Wildcat Chance Burr medaling with a fifth place finish in 16:36.
Results for Neosho's boys were: 5, Burr 16:36; 22, Cole Bishop 17:41; 28, Carter Hickman 17:58; 32, Kobi Miller 18:12; 41, Joby Paul 18:57; 43, Thomas Vernon 19:01; 47, Kris Avendano 19:13.
The Wildcats finished just three points out of fifth place as Burr ran a personal best. Bishop also ran a personal best and had his highest team finish. Hickman's time was 18 seconds faster than that of a year ago, while Miller ran almost a minute faster and Vernon topped his previous time by 3:00.
Amber Bates led the Lady Wildcats with a 15th place finish in 20:36. She was followed by: 25, Sydney Anderson 21:25; 26, Regan Rogers 21:29; 36, Anne Vernon 22:44; 40, Katelyn Lowe 23:04; 46, Kalena Hansen 24:25; 50, Morganne Bishop 26:16.
The girls finished one point away from fifth place. Rogers ran a person best time.
Neosho's junior varsity boys took third in the 5K. They were led by: 19, Tyler Burr 19:05; 21, Jacob Lett 19:29; 22, Cameron Aguillon-Langley (N/A); 24, Adam England 19:41; 31, Trenton Cook 20:23; 41, Brad Jordan 21:21; 46, Christian King 21:40; 56, Jordan Wirth 24:44.
Burr, Lett, Jordan and King ran personal bests for the young Wildcats.
"Both the boys and girls teams were somewhat disappointed with their final standings, but most all who ran last year improved their times this year," Wildcats coach Tom Thorne said. "And as mentioned, many ran better than they have all year. The COC has become one of the better cross country leagues, and along with the Ozark Conference has represented the Southwest Missouri area well in the state championships."
Neosho hosts the Neosho Cross Country Festival on Saturday at Lakes Cross Country Course at the Neosho Golf Course. An elementary race will begin at 8:30 a.m., while all junior varsity/varsity races begin at 9:30 a.m.


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ffibtigforo gmtriinim salisbury rowan county n c september 20 ih'jp vol x no 186 till thorough bred house je.b,oj<a\jt j ti.in nt ibe imported b^jlr-i il vi i er'i'il.i am wed " a«u».o%v n dsy , und in the lown ofctncerdi ctbarrua county on rhursdays i ci lav und snini-dayi and will i e let to mare at eight dollars ih se a "", . ,(« dollar the leap i an i twelve dollars to inaure a foal h4 s i perrand sept in 1839 c 1 bowers i xi.l.isil rouse qffsords noble earl is known as in .,,,,, 1,1 mnn in private life ; an industrious official i elev er in the closet ; but cf ...,,. dv does not shine as an orator or out uf door stales man lord durham what mr i.ambion was that is lord durham i am spared lhe trunble ol describing his amiabilities bis talents would require a line or iwo could they be applied lo any useful pur pose the noble lord however is en idled to gratitude for on act nl his life ho lately snubbed aldi-rmtn wood and lhe tnsulfriable •' cllv people '• there la o tnan ailed lloud or wood or some such name who ha been giving himself lira and indulging in i.npcnincn irs res pect inp the prncecdinrs of this house and wcrt'lhut person worthy of notice i should call your lordship's attention to bis conduct ire — bravo 1 oh alder man how did thy wood feel at this t the best ol the joke is that th great ar istocrat in bis radical days has often spouted ond dined cheek-by jowl with tho aforesaid " llnndnr wood sir transit a recent visit to lhc mctnpnlis the " great mart ol living men md a talher sedulous attendance at puhlicplarcs en able tne to give lhe country under some informallbn which though interesting docs not inrtn one ef the tttsjllc of the newspaper pics thc king of hit majesty i shall noi further speak than lu lay th.iliii present the ford chancellor thc learred i md lolls on the wools u k wilh ordly case and performs all his minor func tions with due dignity 1 like bin bet ler in lhc house of peers than in the courl ol chancery where he in some what loo flippant in prison ho is about live fee nine ; complexion sallow nose prominent but not large i expression careworn and not particularly agreeable his talents air unquesllon d he speaks with great fluency snd correalness i ihh in nasal t ing is a drawback tu his ora tory i'he house is in deliberation an ui horil i live knnck.it the door is beard the i'epu.y usher uf the black hod ad v.uices lo he bar and exclaims my in is a message from the commons tbe question lhat lhe ominous be ad mill dis put and agreed i0 and the lord chancellor advsnees with ihe groal seal : thc commons entei with a bill with three low bows c i nl which il.e learn ed lord gracefully returns the bill is h indcd over i.s purport briefly mention ed . nd un honorable commoners retire as hey advanced with three low oncis ai.ccv and ibe l.nrd chancellor re urns ira his place wilh an air that a roman senaior might have envied i mention , lhis lo show il.all.onl l.v.ulhii.si is a a card a tob.b.kxce & cd mm p removed m lhe north comer ol the jj cnurt-houte tho btor attached to the v ui nm hotel ; v here th v re d'.tpoted lo sell goods very lov salisbury september ibia 1859 85 he enjoys tolerable health ; lakes ex case freely and looks well a report hus recently prevailed in the luiropnlis that his majesty's eyesight is ir danger of speedy extinction no such tiat need be entertained yet it is a fact but age has done its work with the king . w 11 i as with other men ttc \ q ' op m.n.f.lirr uotii n.u.1 i v iii (" ,"(,,■i his majesty's sight is not so perfct as il was in hit prime nevertheless ie is the duke of gloucester — this staunch whif of linyal l'luod wilh the fan of george th third and the cos me of sixty years since enters the house of lords now and ihen and — wli • h tak-.s part in ibe debate — adds wisdom c the wisdom of ihe nation ? no such thing gentle reader his royal high nets comes to shake hand with his broth er iv bios and 10 cry « bear hear when lord holland makes a set speech lln man lnuks at he puke ol i'lour.e.ter and sullies he ii iv dj what is wrong but he culinol v iv t»i d help ll f.arl of mtlmeiburh — a gvntlrmaulv ?.■?'!. v v 5lf i , wll".^''i<lnw>.01ir lyjul d 1 '! ii-i.l not aa hat ii he unci • makes . corresponding impression mun iovo common sense as lb y ' tvo gold because i i is a valuable article nd cjnnoi bu very | readily imiiuted-»-at least not ny block ____]■■a grey — a pcaverful oraior ; bul on his lordship has lived long h in see thc lollies of party and ia untt.ii'iii-.e.llui himself ha will , lake nrfiec though sorely ' i 10 do so i'he greatest service i m the noble karl is to pray that would mend his temper nmjv subscriber has the plonure ol snoun 1 cing o bit friends and cusunners and iii ,,-!!"■in general hail he la not receiving from bhiliidelnliit i 1 ne ifork ylz an bleqant assortment isbl c *'' goods 1 ' ivbttv r tad having b.r sell cte i with neat ere by nieiseh a.,,1 boughl for cash he p m lt perfectly oonftdent that for like patient nil euuil pinliii i cannot be undersold by my other iioiibc in ihe pltoe kepi n btoresl michael brou x salisbury july 6th 1839 3mt86 ■tats just received and opened at hit slor * h in salisbury a largcandhaudiume ataurt ment uf spring and summer goods ; an extraordinary man even in a ptmiral sense ol bis menial quallfications^hia manners — the goodness of bis bciiiwbe snnvily ol his temper — the world is tiff icutly informed in these respects lit is nift exceeded ; und josily dues ho le alto groceries hardware cutlery plated avare gg ") lints and halters trimmings truck sbfck i i in mines lloii.ieli.r-^jl flt3^*3in eieiy urticl usually f^4s uslied for i stores mis stock of goods has been purchased entire ly for ru./i ,- and he is determined to sell ihem as kiw ii can be had in the place for riwa or to punctual cuitomeiton ashortcredlt the pub lie are rebpec.lfully invited to call examine and judge for ihemselves salisbury june 3d 1b29 70 serve lhc euluity conveyed in ihe expres sion so olien applird to him the firu gentleman as well as the first mellaril in europe the duke of wellington i shall nit o tempt lo ascribe the contour of tie duke lhat maybe seen in all his no trails hill especially in thc carric^tiros ol bis person you !,_-■« tne rrs bin pun in the jariey " tydl drives the sovercine ;" or in the fireman •' w t is made foreman lo the bluish " mind wot i say ; i'm the mon slut ran du the trick ; there is no miniate about me — no mistake sure enough whether quiet ly issuing into si jumess l'ark from hi downing street residence wilh haul pry like umbrella tucked under his arljlj whether pacing lhe least ficquenteil walks of ihe fork or trolling homeward from the liouse of lords he conquer or of waterloo and " loiemi.n la lhe h.itish,"isthe same person the house has met there sits the duke of well tugton atthc right extremis ol lhe trea sury bench in blue frock white trowsers strapped under his boots wlite neckcloth ihin sallow dim looking face ptomiiien nose mouih falling in an extraordinary de gi'ee his small black round bul thrust for ward a la militairc upon his nose rover ing his well formed eye brows und kc n eyes .- his arms a-kimbo the maiquit ol londonderry is at the table disi us.uig lhe coal duty question making a lunuus charge upon " ll.e ci.y ol l.unon satire ing ihe rcdoubtoble common-council m;hi and left and the smiles of thc duke ol wellington show thai be enjoys thc fun and coils to his mind's eye other ftclos where the noble ma:qu.s's ardor led him to take more worthy lues by thc beard another debate comes on the young uod ne j •"".-- ■■• hie ut i.a.uuilai - iiaits^^m f l.ts lii'c j ..-..• nosilyn this noble earl b.is^h lately joined be ministry his u-ixut ■mild md gracious ; bis address winning h bis speech polished looking al '' m lo'd-hip one would say that man > h seldom angry and wduld neither i'tgiu h duel nor i onscnl to second one who n .'!.'■■light and vei be seconded the man wl m in :. petty psriy squabble shut the amia h hie sn alexander boswell i have heard^h thai he noble lord regrets lhis ir..nt ■>< ,,,.| i believe i and rujuirr ul it aa ;• p ii in lord llosslyn hasoflste^h vea.s shaken off much of his vvhigglsm m lie is now a link in the chain by wbu.hm lb i ike of wellington seeks to connect^h the " moderate nf the two greal parlies h lord eldon the venerable earl t.llh retains hi uppcnriinre and bis - h on ihe , be iv he my rale ' ■no wcalhei rock no i'.-ur of ihat-nndm will die his posl when lu i > i ' m speak even uu hilling inaitcis.^b lhe house rrs very marked uhi iitmnh and respocl whatever lhe newspaptrs may say lo bc cnn'i.irv or noi lord frilenborough.—tuu infant steles h m;m is nv ihing ' ul i child in sl.iturc.m his bu p p,.rli,.i.s grace lhc i ' ■ben long white irowsers hall drcssm , ,,;,, rowing ringlets bul vinegar aspect h the noble lord peaks glibly sometime sensibly bui seldom profoundly oh ■the d;,vs i chsthoni ! vvhen lord >■icnbnrough w..s in opposition he had per ■severance enough lo iinimv lhe miuisie.'.m i an much mittaken t be does ,; h siill do the same 1 look at ihe i'rcmirrh and upon lhe president of the board <-'■llnntrol — upon thil picture snd up u i.'m'.h the con.rast cannot be conveyed ,,,'(,■words hut buwever perfect ihe noblcb lord's curls may be i do not believe ihch waggery of john hull that her ladysluph ran away bec.uae she would noi rcpusch on ll.e same pillow wilh a man who wo.eb hi hi r en papillole ! i lord holland \ was sally disappoint ■cd lu ibis nuile lord with the linca ■menu nl h.s greal em estnr and some oil hit talents he impresses s stranger with .,.., thing niihcr thou an idea ol 11 telle - lua | p ,;, i v . 1 he i nailer ol bis i'ar i ■, ,,,.,, ta,v nraiorj is solid olten pointed fiequenlly humorous and so limes ex , u j ; tl |) wi . bul ins manner lhal ma , j ii y i i ... i tcriscd as bluster bluster bluster lie runs from sguliursl to a sporalio in a twinkling splutters him s ll oui ol breath a tbe top of hi voice ; i lhl n suddenly rails duwn pauses wipes he perspi inn from his face snd he m a new sentence '■- aniic at thi same nainful conclusion 1 would much rsth er d lord holland's speeches than be i bun speak them lord londonderry \ well looking g,."rrous hearted man i of ttnguino tern peiau.cn as a speaker h.is.y a :'-'•' reel bin noble manly i md i obn hull like whatever is uppermost as the i ay tip is i il comes i and he makes no mean impression a warmhearted man always finds ibe way to lhe hearts ol others i would rsther i,c lord london deny than the most of those who con demn bim in ibe late proceeding re dative to ihe london bridge he complete l bcal lhc duke of wellington ond ab solute wisdom into the bargain and was probably proud of the exploit lor two ireaaons he bad right on his side ; snu light ut wrongi it ■> " festhet in a man i sviy\ft._uv;j vw.ce,s till races over tbe salisbury turf will com mence on thuisdsy 1 october next and continue three days hist hi two mile hoots free for any hnrse mure or gelding ; le cond day mile lieu free for tny thing excepl the winning burse ol tbe pr ceding day ; third day three best in live lire for any hnrse raised and owned in lhe county s im1 jones proprietor salisbury left b is ,. 6189 great bargains mil riib-er'ibi'r's iiueiukin i ciiib to remow i to ihe west it possible in the spruitf ol fen the following property for sale upon res tontbli i no namely i . . itfim u " cr '' 3 " f 1,av ' d ' ,) ' nk jks porks ibe yadkin nine miles iron «*£& salisbury adjoining kred'ck ford y zachariah hioatee and oihert on ■"* ■■** which an torn improvements ■and ts for licallh biippoted 10 be equal to any plan i inn in the ruunty ' also 26 or 30 acres land lying on crane v'reek three quarlera of a mile from town ad oininp john liim.il thomat hull and other in wlicb there arc ten or twelve acres mi tdow ground of first quality also a iiiimhe ol srwitani tin d ure lor sale it his store in salisbury in etching tor or in payment of the above property notes of hand on olvent person's or r.eirro property will he received fhose who w iah to buy would do well to sp y.oun edward cress salisbury aug it 13:9 < b n n the remaining sloe ' eo ids on fmnil in contord comprising a good assortment belonging to the subtoriber will be sold on on w terms i and paymehtt made easy to the pur chaser if lhe whole stock could be d ,| 1 tl p s there will also be sold a hol -!'. ond lot un main street formerly lhe propert ol ihc'or ll'illiam moire dee'd now the prop v il mr fdisobeu moore and occupied by b t ,, a new and complete s'ick gig and liar m-ss for all which good note ol hand or ne k ri property will be received in paj nun js'bucc j - £\> tueatlay of the superior t al court ," btatciville ii being sb^skb ii h sl'.s a lots and several unimproved iota in said own , and among , th r thai valuable stand fur business formerly occupied bv lane rain and btiert slm.nloa and now occupied bv ctwan ond alixandir lor a store it is pretnmed lnw inclined to pur choae will examine bc premi.ei il.e executor of robert simonton and lie executors of lames irwin by joining in ibe sale will make the lille unquestionably good tu purchasers a liberal credit will be given uf.org p l davidson exectrtors of ti1e0p1i1lus i'm i wj.simtn/mi iames campbell ) decerned ilex huggins ) executors ofjamei john ihwin j irwin decc."e,l i september 12(a 1829 4t_8 hat a short li.no since seven hund red ond hftv bals were killed in a sm o boute on hi simons slant the building is about fourteen feet tquarei and was i af.cr ill slaughter s'ill decorated by an i ny animals if the kind hanging unhurt i irom be walls and joist charlatan '.';• woffle industry — in 1 804 it wasc-.tim uted ih.it ih total consumption of colton by ihe manu r jcioites ol the united si net hut a little exceeded 1000 bales in 1813 i it wus estimated thai the factories on turned u0i bales un i il is now esum ale.l th we ni ipul •• iiii co 101 goods to : ,- amount of 8930,000.000 per annumi ol which 33,000,000 ar exported charleston cuz medical college oj south carolina tup a:.nn"nl court of lectures in bis institution will be resumed on the tecond lu lay in november on the following branches anatomy by jo edwannl hot.aook m d surgery by limi h&miat m d hteliiuteiand | byh ein.tdlc«sok,m.d practice if medicine \ ' materia medico by iiivbt it 1'b.ost m ii | ttlittetric n:.l diseases t - r (; p at m 11 ... 1 ",.,.." tfnd children ■, chemistry by i'.iim.-m iuvshsl m d vol history j . st " b " elu0tt | , | . d j and ll-iiiiuy i ' pathological and ) . j 0m wln ," m |). i surgical anatomy ', ' | dimomtraior of anntoiiy by 1 iv»ns m i henry it pr08t oefln charleston aug 19 1829 bt90 maiquis ul claniicarde aitaigns ibe id 5 ! eign polity of the lhe ministry and pro nouiices england " shorn id her klory by mlstnanagetnent humhhd degrsded spiritless lo d aberdeen replies i and lord holland comes to the aid ol th young assailant ol ihe veteran duke and vents all the fury of his blustering elo juence upon " noble lords on he other side protesting that be os slmost afraid lo spiak because he knew no which he wss add.esting lhe opposition at oxford or st cambridge i loid hol land sat down pulling like a porpoise and up rose the duke lo ply cool bul evidently stung his hai was laid aaid ; ins action oratorical his manner collec ted and bis voice ti ni and clcur 1 ,,, v ver ssw his grace lo so much advantage no not even at the bead ol bis regi meni ill hyde i'ark upon lhe ban of his lavorite charger at a long trot the general was positively lost in the oritur lie not only made a spec b an effective speech on eloquent speech abounding in all tho requisites of a parliamentary rr ply tttily the duke is anexttuc dintry man i'lroy is no.hii.g in ins cxtelior to command attention s,,ve bis as,l ar chi'.erltirc and the expression ol ins mo lib : — mil these as well as tho can colore proclaim thai ihcie is nn mis take about tne lord aberdeen hit lordship is r.ih er a tall guod looking personage wilh a manner when speaking us.ully called methodlllictl his voice is musical his style of speaking persuasive but rorcly mounting to the eloquent never lo lhe impassioned he is lhe reverse of a wit ; ond satire of so-casm are apparent ly lien tu his na.ure the noble latl bexeels in narrative in detailing lads blhcto is one defect which his f.iends should tell him of -, he speaks like a bbreslhlcss man and raises his vor.ic it b'.he close of a sentence as if expressing extreme su.ptise •' tbe noble htrqull hi said that the policy of his majetty's ■government u these dashes in dl la'nbis tnu-.es thej»rslp«_*gsi)u '> h '" thc ontario this ship sailed from new york on 23d ult under command of for sa1.f thomat ii stevens esq henry lee esq uontui general ... algiers and lady mr brown private secretsry j lieult glynn snd ritchie i rs riowdrey and kreeland ; and midshipmen i cfin oii and d lynch r wen pastengets host isultrttn liii'iil !• i ■■- believed i'liin recent j grunt i 3 thesutcinilieyea i795 consists el one continuous turvey adjoining the county line of wilkes and extending from tin blue hi iga to wilhiii three miles ol he main vadkiu river it is intersected for fifteen or twenty | miles by mitchell's river aflording an abundant supplv of water-power at all seasons and many sites convenient for the application of tins pow er to the purposes of machinery gifdhaa late ly teen found in the neighborhood of this land tu ils mini rai i leisures arc il a grri.t measure unexplored persona desirous to purchase are fi-nr 1 in ihe editor for ore particular infor nation will whom thc plat of tins land is de po-ili-,1 sauiburg time im 1820 71 effects of whiskey a lad in tho village of ctntndalgua nine years of age lust wock drunk so much whiskny ts la produce convulsions w.iicb terminoied in th eouisc ol a lew hours in death culling trees in woodland dan woo&'s estatfc the undersigned qualified it aug teition of rowan county court it tbe exeouton i of the la-i will of d.in'l wood all peroons in debted to s»i,l i-3tate are requeued to make i payment i and all persons having demand i against the same an requested lopret.nl then for settlement or this nutice will be pleaded in k ai wm h ivooi i , . illiis ivooi \ loudon's hardener's magazine re mark in substance that he shoots from the stool or tumps ol forest trees may ' i.l.er become crooked bran ches of little use for fuel or henuli lul straight timber trrcs according ai the old trees may be cut over close by the surface or one loot above it the closer the stump ii ' ut to the ground the straightitr the suckers or sprouts this important fact ought to be i mil iar to every owner of a wood lot and consantly kept in mind by the gardener in paining iruit trees vtiaiv washing ynr\viui i jrrotioe tills is to notify the public in gen j\l eral lhat having acquired from the he ptrlment of male ofthe united btatet s , atent for the machine for washing cleaning and beparatlng cold dual consisting of a funnel trunk and spout i hereby forewarn all pel mis from tiling or making said machine odthuul my permhslon rh hard lee dulhirfi roll '., sept i ', 18 '• 8191 __ aug mil 19la 1859 m.i i.siille ••/ vo a i ,. , ozm i " i p«l pi im'.ll court nl law ma ti rm i8i9 l eliza coxe t william cox . petition for dlvoree ordered by the court hat publication be made for three months successively in tbe ive.tern carolinian and yadkin snd catawba lii.ii-.il un lhc defendant be and pp.tr al the next superior court of law lobe held for the county ol mecklenburg at the court home in chtrlotle on the 6th monday after the fourth monda in september next and plead ur m.wer to the plaintiff's petition or ihe tame will be heard exparta lv.tn.it simuel hendenon clerk of our laid court t office the 7th mon day after tbe th mondty in march 1829 30)197 bam'l uender80n c m i e vivvyuvi fill iis day a mm man who lay ins name x is is i'm ami lhal be belongs to i man by ihe name of william thompson of cheslui dis trict bouth carolina was conimlltad to lhe j3i,i l mecklenburg county n c tbe owner it requeued lo come forwarded prove properly pty charges and luke bin away l un sloan sh'ff uf august sth 1h2 bi l/.il svvm^i'i ot fttoven flt'lm ihe jutiscriber nn the 15th aug a j mine sorrel l/u three years old flour .,,.,■" handt two inches high with t small itti in lhe forehead i longtwitch tad well made it gn spirited and runs fa t 1 will give a re.ton.bl - rewtrd lo any person who will gin mc any in formation so that l get brr again l strayedi land if stolen twenty-five dollars for ilia up i prehension of ih thief a,,,l ten dollar fol iht recovery uf the mare i lisfi jame9 b ill it till id i jjjartii cfiba mc r.y-y the vini'iau merchant the trunprl nl l»m . hi stalled thy name to thee afnc's hero in glory mutt bow noi htnnlbsl't ielf ihnugli tn eminent elf wa half io suceewful a warrior as thou ih doing he pages of l.ivy di-play ; 7viy liquid attainn.cnn spread wider and quicken uy vinegar be through lhe alii mtde his wtv ,, ; . buu through ih'e 1,'vet.f bv the very skm'r taken vy by adam terrence in iredell county on ihe hilt of augi.it a buy horse 12 or 13 iran old 1 hind _. inches high the light hind fool wlnle a small addle spot it the irlt side 11 hoc on before trots and paces and ll p • i by james donaldson and bphrelmtetn plelon to be worth fi ■>■0jl1phant v-/ir,m v
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Various nanoclusters and microparticles are considered in excited and ionized gases, as well as various processes with their participation. The concepts of these processes were developed 50 - 100 years ago mostly for dense media, and basing on these concepts, we analyze these processes in gases in two opposite regimes, so that in the kinetic... more...
Latest Advances in Atomic Cluster CollisionsWorld Scientific Publishing Company 2008; US$ 76.00 US$ 69.16
This book presents a "snapshot" of the most recent and significant advances in the field of cluster physics. It is a comprehensive review based on contributions by the participants of the 2nd International Symposium on Atomic Cluster Collisions (ISACC 2007) held in July 19–23, 2007 at GSI, Darmstadt, Germany. The purpose of the... more...
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Jimmy Fallon Impersonates Sting on 'Saturday Night Live' Sketch
Jimmy Fallon returned to 'Saturday Night Live' last weekend to mock Justin Bieber, comedian Russell Brand and Sting. In a sketch spoofing Michael Buble's Christmas duets album — which is currently the No. 1 album in America — Fallon joins the real Buble for a few short songs.
Much like his impersonations of Neil Young and Jim Morrison, Fallon's Sting is spot on. He reuses the chorus of 'Don't Stand So Close to Me' by the Police to sing the "Fa, la, la" part of 'Deck the Halls.' The second chorus is a repeat of 'Desert Rose,' the 1999 duet with Cheb Mami.
The 'Don't Stand So Close to Me' joke is a clever one by Fallon and SNL writers as it was that song that he borrowed to help Dire Straits write 'Money For Nothing.' His only contribution is the "I Want My MTV" line, which was sung to the same melody as 'Don't Stand So Close to Me.'
Later in the skit Fallon does a similarly impressive impression of Bieber and Brand. Other character impressions of M.I.A., Taylor Swift and Scotty McCreery make this video more than worth watching.
Watch Jimmy Fallon Impersonate Sting on 'Saturday Night Live'


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BAM! Flash! (and Hessian)Thursday, March 12th, 2009
After a hiatus during a paper/presentation/training season, I've finally gone back and cleaned up the Flash/Flex versions of Hessian and BAM. The Hessian side is now updated to be compatible with the latest Hessian 2 changes. As Scott mentioned, the BAM API and protocol has undergone some changes since the last revision, so I've rewritten the Flash implementation of that as well. It was a surprisingly large amount of work, but I think everything is now up-to-date as well as a bit more stable.
For those that are interested, here's a quick hello world with the new BAM API with a Flash client and a Java backend…