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the carolina watchman vol xii third series salisbury ff c apeil 7 1881 bo 25 the carolina watchman established in the yeah 1832 price *».*> in al'vam k contract advertising rates february '.'". 1 ln , .],,.. i in mil -' in's bin's em's i-jnvs j mi j-i.'.a *•:; n istun is st .; ik 4 .'." s.ttf t.;'..i 12.00 ' ' " ,,, r i .-... 8 mi 7 11.00 18.00 kiffor 6."0 ■■■-'" 00 13.50 18.00 nnnfnr jm 7s ll 6.50 m.oo z , l0 1 11.28 16.75 80.50 2fl.£0 0.00 j ,..,' , ; |. ;-.;-, 28.25 bs.75 4s.76 75.00 m remember tee dead ! h johii s motion l.i.'.i.j-.h i.n italian a-ad american marble monuments tombs and gravestones hi kvki'l hi imi'tion being s meticul marble-worku il eiwhles me of executing sny piece >•' w..rk limn llie iilainest t the most eluliorate iu an artistic w le an i i :. gnaranlj that erf 1 1 satisfaction mill i given t ill most x icting atroiis fall and examine my stock nnd prices be fore iirehasing as i ill sell al tl.e very | uw . e*t irii . -. design and estimates da any desired work will be furnished un application at next door i j 1 mcneely's store , irv n t '., march 9 1881 i!:ly r r crawford & co are selling portable farm and factory sieamjnc-&m m<l caps ft finest rifle powder kk iiboiis w um f apiisj oj our own and rorelgn make and buggies i rutin t-'tnesl to tin cheapest mier belltai champion mower horse rakes c salisbury jan c 1881 ly this wonderful improved saw machine ' hw.rr.nu4 i ,»" » two-foot lor i three ■!■• j 1 ""* » i ' or r.1 wood r ion of nt n=e in » d»t ™« iw ■•■,-»,, ebon or ,» w ,•," i w ". wjp crimtm wirra.-iliti.ira'rd radar ■". .,"" fraa mutm fakmkk m m ka«~ri rinu e*t 1 " 1 tlm fetroct '** — tith o l/:imi kkicit 4 it m i |. h clement i ! gfsaige & clement wutonuys at i'air si usui itv n f issl ?•*• ax — -« 1.33 d ovs-tmilt j itt y it ll | salisbury >.<'., ''■" • in the state and federal t 2*<h«i • osa as undreths sum viu lanuuttu'ik so>'s.pmuni.j>i blactiner and henderson attorneys counselors and solicitors salisbury n.c jtnr,ay22 1879 f poetry not far ! not far not fnr from the kingdom yet in the shadow of sin ; how many are coming and going how few are entering in ! not far from the golden gatewnj where voices whisper and wait ; feni ing to enter in boldly so lingering still at the gute catching the strain ofthe music floating so sweetly along knowing the song they are singing j vet joining not in the song j seeing the warmth and the beauty the infinite love and the light • yrt weary and lonely and waitibg out in the desolate night ! out in the dark ami the danger out iu the night and the cold though he is longing to lead them tenderly into the fold not fir from the kingdom lis only a little space hut it may lie at last nnd forever out uf the resting place • ***«** a ship came sailing and sailing over a muriii tiring sea and just iu eight ofthe haven down in the waves went she i and the spars and the broken timbers were east on a storm-beat strand ; : and a cry went up iu the darkness — not far not far from the lai.d ! ? ' ( ougrega tionalist commercial question seen through seym he's sjtcctaeles win-never iu the stress of polities or the dearth of news the voice of a prudent counselor or of a sound thinker is deeded it seems to have become a custom in new york to arrauge for an interview with ex governor si-y moiir he is a man of such simple habits and of so amiable u dispo sition that there is rarely any difficulty of finding him at his home at the foot ofthe deei field hills or of getting from him his opinion on subjects of current in terest the talk at two interviews just had with him and reported iu the new york herald related chiefly to his own state its growth in trade and population its canals and railroads and the local con tentions over them mr seymour is no pessimist ; he believes in the vitality of republican institutions and in the con servatism of our tot in of government in the fears expressed by merchants of new york of tli loss of trade through the ac tive competition of rival cities he docs not share nor dues such com pti tion in spire him with any jealousy he looks beyond the present to the still grander fiture of this country and he sees ami tells his intei iueiiter that although other cities may share in the prosperity new york has no reason to despond there is room enough and trade enough aud commerce enough for all we are but at tlio"beginning as it were of what ws are destined to become year by year as the country tills up and fresh industrial forces are brought into the field of labor the traffic of the railroads canals ami water ways will increase aud the inter-state nnd international commerce expand he thinks but lightly of the apprehensions expressed in the new york legislature and by shippers ofthe probable diversion ofthe grain trade of new york to new oilcans by the channel of the mississippi he regards as far more dangerous the im pending ctiupr.i ion by way of the st lav rence alter the enlargement of the canadian canals doubtless he says r.iin ran be carried to new orleans down the mississippi on barges towed by steamboats cheaper than it can be con veyed to new york in any manner hut when it has got to new orleans it may be where it is not wanted its distribu tion from new orleans depends upon the foreign demand for it which may vary from year to year new york there fore i.s the better market aud the same may be said of baltimore because it can command freight both ways hut the point on which he laid the greatest stress was the expansion of our internal com merce on this head he remarked let us remember always that however much it expands the natural channels for it cannot multiply in proportion there are but three such channels from the sea board into the heart ofthe west those are the mississippi the st lawrence and the hudson outside of these it follows naturally that our internal commerce must be carried along the lines of our great railways these are not built for a day or for a term of years but for all time their future and the growth ofthe cities of which they are the termini arc therefore assured beyond all peradven t u re bacox — ham aud lean bacon which is usually hard and tough may be cooked so as to be perfectly tender and without waste of fat by not allowing the water to boil the english always cook it in this way qliksilvkr on fcknitl kk no house keeper should put quicksilver on her liedsteads the mineral is absorbed by those sleeping upon them causing pa ralysis and many other sirious and fatal diseases tlie boy that was lost and i'ound again it was in the autumn of 1849 that benny stephens a little boy four years old was lost iu the wild woods in camden county arkansas the coun ty was new then and the settlers few mr stephens had moved from south carolina aud settled in camden county in 1848 there were only four of them in the family mr aud mrs stephens mary their daughter eight years old and benny a bright eyed beautiful boy if there is one thing that creates a greater interest than another it is a report that a child is lost it doesn't matter whose child it is nor whether it is white or black ; if it is reported to be lost everybody is concerned for its recovery we never saw any man or woman so dead to all good feeling as not to be inter ested in finding a lost child that little word lost containing only four letters is one of the saddest words in the english language mr step hens was a farmer and at the time his son was lost was bueily engaged gathering his cotton crop — the week before benny was lost his mother had made for him his first pair of pants the first pair of pants i particularly the first pair of gallows breeches is always an event in a boy's life few boys ever forget it mon thly morning of the second week in november mr stephens was up at an early hour and off to the cotton | geld as soon as the house and kitch en were set to rights mrs stephens left mary to mind her brother and went to the lake a quarter of a mile from the house to do the washing for the family while his sister was whol ly absorbed with her dolls benny gathered up his new pants in one hand and a biscuit in the other and started in search of his mother he missed his way and wandered on not knowing whither he went young as he was he soon realized that he was lost and this produced a state of ter ror iu his faint mind just as it does in the minds of older people when thev come to realize the same fact in an hour after benny left the house it was reported that he was lost mr ste phens and his wife were wild with excitement the news of a lost child spread like wild-fire from house to house and soon everybody in ten mile mounted or on foot had joined in hunting for him mrs stephens poor woman sank down broken-heart ed nnd had to be put to bed the women everywhere were pale with sorrow and gathered their own chil dren about them and each thanked gotl that her child was not lost the children themselves with hated breath and tearful eye hung about mother's knee and asked a thousand simple questions about benny stephens the whole country was stirred as by a mighty earthquake all day monday — and what a long day it was — men of all ages scoured the country for miles iu every direc tion they called benny from every hill-top and along every valley but hecould not be found the night fol lowing was not very dark for the moon was just full and not a cloud to be seen but it was like the blackness of darkness to mr and mrs stephens who thought of noth ing but tlieir child out in the wild woods then infested by bears wolves and panthers the poor mother saw her child laeerated and torn by some ravenous beast during the lone hours of the night men with torches continued the search for benny ste phens the day came and went but the lost boy was not found mr ste phens began to despair hope the last and longest anchor of the soul began to fail wednesday morning dawned but the heavens were over cast with clouds murky and lowering the wind balmy and soft from the west had suddenly shifted to the north and was blowing stifl'and cold every gust was like a siroco to the soul of mr stephens and his wife some travelers wending their wav along a trail gome fifteen miles from mr stephens house saw a little boy running from them as if he had been a deer having heard the report of a lost child they gave chase and soon overtook him and found him a fine looking boy with the wild stare of a maniac in his eyes his first pair of pants was firmly grasped in his right hand the travelers hastened on to ward the neighborhood where mr stephens lived they had not gone i far before they met some of the men who were hunting benny they knew him at once and found ! found rang out in the air in accents soft and sweet as kisses on tbe lips of lov * mr stephens poor man was utterly overcome with joy and would have hugged the life out of his hoy if friend ly hands had not kept him from it several men started at once under whip and spur to carry the joyful news to the disconsolate and broken hearted mother two of them ap proaching the house about the same time.and vied with each other in^hout ing aloud found ! found benny is found when mrs stephens heard this the sweetest sound that ever fell upon her ears — she jumped up and ran out in the yard and fell down completely overcome with joy she laughed and cried and prayed and shouted aloud the men had to re peat it over and over again and it grew sweeter every time she heard it at last benny was brought in and his mother clasped him tt her besom and covered him all over with kisses benny my darling boy you shall never get out of my sight again while you live her whole heart was on benny then everybody was glad and every heart was bound to benny stephens by a new strange asd strong er tie than ever before but buys you are all lost in the wilderness of sin god the father the son and the holy ghost are hunt ing for you the angels from heav en are looking for you the church on earth is deeply concerned for you come back ! oh come back boys come back !" and when you do some swift-winged angel will carry the news to heaven and there will be more joy among the angels over your return than there is over ninety-nine just persons who are not lost every christian heart with feelings of true maternity will cling to yon as benny stephens mother did to him god the father will press you to his bo som and say my son that was lost is found again oh the exceeding richness and fullness of the love of god — gilderoy,in wesleyan christian advocate literally eaten alive fatal results of a woman eating raw ham and sausage new york march 29 the tel egram this evening says : a startling discovery was made in hobokeu to day in the post-mortem examination ofthe body of mrs atlolph bon hols of 211 washington street it was found that she hud been literally eat en alive by trichitue from the effects of which she died on sunday evening her husband is now sick with the dis ease and is not expected to live they were both taken sick shortly after eat ing some raw ham which was pur chased of a neighboring butcher dr kudlich who was the attend ing physician said : it is a real case of trichinosis and the result of the post-mortem can be seen under the microscope i was called to see mrs bonhols fifteen days ago i found her suffering from cramps and great pain she refused to eat and could retain nothing on her stomach i first thought the symptom showed chole ra but in a few days her limbs com mcuccd to swell and disclosed evi dences of an animal poison i ques tioned her closely and found that she had been eating raw ham and sausage and at once decided that it was trich ina i did all i could for her she gradually declined and died in great suff'eiing on sunday night her hus band has the same symptoms and is now very sick i am in hopes he will live through it as he is a very strong man the post-mortem satisfies us that the disease is trichinosis in its aggra vated form and that the woman was eaten alive i have had sixteen cases like this in my twenty-six years prac tice iu hobokeu aud this is the first fatal case it is the result of eating diseased pork the medical authoritcsof hoboken are to hold a further examination in the case considerable excitement ex ists miscellaneous is spain a great power t why asks spain should not she be re presented when europe meets in conucil ouo answer would appear to bs that ex cept in population ska is as unlike a great power as a state can be she is poor and backward she has taken no part in the formation of recent european history she has no external interests to defend ; she contribntes little to the material and still less to the intellectual stock of european wealth italy has fought russia jin the crimea and austria in two eaiupaings her fighting may not have been very successful but still she has fought italian commerce oat of italy is pushing and widely spread spanish imb»w sut of spain or span ish colonies is simply non-existent italy has in recent days produced great men not only the lute king and carottr but crowd of men with the knowledge and instinctsof statesmen spain has recent ly produced to put it briefly the per sons whom it has produced italians pay up honestly ; they explore colonize write they are engaged in really great experiments in education they are europeans iu the midst of europe the spaniards are almost out of europe geo graphically and are still less iu it in politics arms literature and commerce all that can be said for them is that they can show a total 17,000,0x1*0 of population and have now been five or six years with out a dynastic revolution how artificial pearls are 3iade many persons have no doubt been frequently struck with the great beau ty of artificial or imitation pearls those who make it their business to produce such articles or ornamenta tion have attained a high degree of perfection in their art ; so much so that in 1862 at the london exhibi tion a frenchman who was an adept at their manufacture exhibited a row of large real imitation pearls alter nately ; and without close inspection we are assured it would have been impossible even for a judge to have selected the real from the unreal some translations from french and german works on this manufacture have recently been communicated to land and water and from these it appears that the art of making imita tion pearls is ascribed to one jacquin a chaplet and rosary manufacturer at passy who lived about 1680 noti cing that the water after cleaning some white-fish leuciscus alburnus a species of dace was of silvery ap pearance he gradually collected the sediment and with this substance — to which he gave the name of essence d'oricnt — and with a thin glue made of parchment he lined the glass beads of which he framed his rosaries and afterwards filled them with wax the method of making the round bead is by beating one end which has first been closed of a glass tube which then when blown into two or three times expands into a globular form the workman then separates the bead places the end which has been heoted on a wire and heats the other end this process is called bor dering or enging the best pearls are made in the same way the holes of tie tube being gradually reduced by heat to the size of those of the real pearls the workman taking each bead on inserted wire and by con tinually turning them round in the flame of the lamp used they become so true as to be strung as even as the oriental pearls tke process of color ing the pearl is commenced by lining the interior of the ball with a deli cate layer of limpid and colorless parchment glue and before it is quite dry the essence of orient is in troduced by means of a slender glass blow pipe it is then allowed to dry the pearl is filled with wax and if in tended for a necklace is pierced through the wax with a red hot needle the essence of orient as it is called is the chief ingredient in the manu facture of the pearl it is a very valuable substance and is obtained from the fish aboveonamed by rub bing them rather roughly in a basin of pure water so as to remove the scales the whole is then strained through a linen cloth and left for several days to settle when the water is drawn off the sediment forms the essence referred to it requires from seventeen to eighteen thousand fish to obtain a pound of this substance besides the french imitation pearls as those above described arc called there are the roman pear hi which are made of wax covered with a kind of pearly lustre but these do not look so well as the french pearls while in a heated room they are apt to soften and stick to the skin a very extensive trade is now done in the manufacture and sale of french arti ficial pearls four miles finished the authorities ofthe yv n rail road have completed the road to the french broad bridge four miles from the swannauoa depot they are ar i ranging to posh iron-laying on down | the river al once and rapidly iron having been purchased and en route i the frame work for the bridge across : the french broad is being rapidly prepared so bv summer the road will be completed far down toward paint i rock we have also been assured | that the threatened litigation between mr best ami other owners of the property will in no wise effect the progress of the work we are j.leas ed to learn that under the excellent management of the present officers the business ofthe road has so increas ed as to justify special freight trains independent of the passenger train and to greatly increase the speed of the passenger train we hope the business may continue to increase so that its owners may be gratified in making at an early day other much needed improvements we are sure col andrews aud his associate offi cers will lose no opportunity to im prove the road in every way — ashe ville citizen the new glass wick for petroleum and spirit lamps has been experiment ed with very carefully according to the technischcs organ fur gewerbe und haushaulsung and with highly favor able results the flame clings close ly to the wick so that lighted lamps may be carried about without fear of : their being extinguished by sudden draughts nor are any sparks libera ted from it with an equal amount ofthe wick turned up a much bright er find clearer light is obtained than with cotton ones the smoke is re duced at least ten per cent of oil is saved : there is scarcely any waste of 1 the wick itself and as no portion is carboined the troublesome trimming and cutting to which ordinary lamp burners are accustomed are useless the mississippi valley states and parts of states washed by the missis sippi river and tributaries have 1-18 i congressmen and 1s electoral votes 24,803,852 population raise 875 ; 315,538 of agricultural products in ( other words these states and parts of states represent 50 per cent of the j congressional strength 48 per cent of the electoral vote 50 percent ofthe population of the united states ; raise 58 per cent of all the agricultural products of the country have 64 per cent of all the acres in cultivation i . ' ! raise g4 per cent of all the cotton croji s3 per cent of the corn ; 07 per cent ofthe wheat and 73 per cent of the hogs a pretty good basis of po litical alliance — news <(* obs love levels sacriosai.ism — in society chronicles it is noticeable that a not iuconaiderble number of promi nent southern gentlemen are seeking and frequently winning the hands of northern ladies this we hope is no slight to southern ladies who in j turn are attracting northern gentle men in love it is said we seek op , posites and if southern gentlemen will quote poetry unto the blue eyed girls there can be no objection most of our northern girls have brothers or j cousins who may become the bus j bands of southern girls — n y her ald goxe deranged — mr wm h ; horah a well known young rr.an of | this city was confined in the county i jail yesterday by the tlesire of his pa rents in consequence of a derange ment of mind which has been grow j ing upon him for some days develop ing a dangerous tendency his mala i dy is not attributed to any particu i lar cause for mental trouble and it is sincerely imped that it may prove only temporary charlotte observer elementary principles of a*rleu tnre the farmer has advocated and still advocates the teaching of the elemen tary principles of scientific agricul ture in our common school the great mass of boy now going <* school in our state are the son « f farmers and in a few years will take their places as cultivators of the noil a»d it is therefore of the highest im portance to him and to the state that their education h«nld prejiare them for the badness they are to pursue a race of intelligent educated enter prising farmers is w |, a t the stale ueeds to develop he great resources and place her where ihe ought to be in the front rank of agricultural states our sifter state tennessee is ahead of us she only hy law requires the teaching ot the elementary principles of agriculture in her common schools hut she is now publishing a work on this subject to be taught in public schools ofthe state as are other stud ies hunting a murderer we have heretofore alluded to lione taylor the man who murdered sea well in moore county about two years ago for whose arrest a reward of 700 was paid and who afterwards escaped from the carthage jail on last monday as we are informed several ofthe friends of the murder ed man went in search of taylor and coming in sight of him near pros perity in the northern part of moore they fiie.l on him one bullet grazing the back of his neck but he escaped it is saitl that taylor is running an illicit distillery and that some days ago certain revenue officers made a raid on it but injured it so little that he was using it again on the next day — chatham record the conquered banner gov colqnit on behalf of the dem ocrats of georgia has surrendered to governor hubbard of texas a beau tiful banner known as the demo cratic banner the latter state having given 93,.*i70 majority for hancock and english being the largest dem ocratic majority given by any stato georgia won this banner from texn in 1876 in returning it governor colquitt says i wish from my heart that the influence ofthe vote ami ex ample of texas and georgia gener ous competitors in the grand work of securing constitutional government may be followed in the politics ami seen in the prosperity and happiness of the whole country the new york court of appaals rendered a decision on tuesday in the celebrated life-insurance case of col dwight he had taken out policies representing a total of 22o,000 ami the company resisted the payment contending that the deceased hail com mitted suicide tho decision is that the companies must pay up that nation alone is independent that relies upon its own products of the soil for it.s provision ; for its man ufactories for its necessary articles of common household ami general use home industries ; home skill and pro gressiveness makes a country wealthy and great happiness is likt manna it is to be gathered iu the grains and enjoyed every day • it will not keep ; it can not be accumulated ma said a little boy looking up from an illustrated paper i wish i was a south africa boy what a wish that is willie and ! why because their mothers down then don't wear any slippers responded the sage willie to wash oil-cloths — la washing oil-cloth as we have lufore advised never u any snap or a scrub brash ic will destroy an oil-cloth that bhould la 1 for vears in a short time i'se instead i * warm water and a soft cloth or flannr ', and wipe off with water and nkiiii-iiiill colored tabi.e-ci.oth cold watc as little soap as possible rapid w.ibiiji •» and quirk drying ate the essential ttljn when it in neccesary to cleanse a colore j c ttoa table cloth
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the carolina watchman vol xii third series salisbury ff c apeil 7 1881 bo 25 the carolina watchman established in the yeah 1832 price *».*> in al'vam k contract advertising rates february '.'". 1 ln , .],,.. i in mil -' in's bin's em's i-jnvs j mi j-i.'.a *•:; n istun is st .; ik 4 .'." s.ttf t.;'..i 12.00 ' ' " ,,, r i .-... 8 mi 7 11.00 18.00 kiffor 6."0 ■■■-'" 00 13.50 18.00 nnnfnr jm 7s ll 6.50 m.oo z , l0 1 11.28 16.75 80.50 2fl.£0 0.00 j ,..,' , ; |. ;-.;-, 28.25 bs.75 4s.76 75.00 m remember tee dead ! h johii s motion l.i.'.i.j-.h i.n italian a-ad american marble monuments tombs and gravestones hi kvki'l hi imi'tion being s meticul marble-worku il eiwhles me of executing sny piece >•' w..rk limn llie iilainest t the most eluliorate iu an artistic w le an i i :. gnaranlj that erf 1 1 satisfaction mill i given t ill most x icting atroiis fall and examine my stock nnd prices be fore iirehasing as i ill sell al tl.e very | uw . e*t irii . -. design and estimates da any desired work will be furnished un application at next door i j 1 mcneely's store , irv n t '., march 9 1881 i!:ly r r crawford & co are selling portable farm and factory sieamjnc-&m m


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Season Opener in Williamsburg
NEW HAVEN, Conn.—The Yale women's golf team's spring campaign gets underway this weekend when it competes at the Mar. 16-18 Middleburg Bank Intercollegiate at the River Course at Kingsmill Resort in Williamsburg, Va.
The Bulldogs have spent the past week of spring break in Florida, playing a match against No. 23 University of Central Florida and practicing on top courses around Naples, Fl.
They will now travel to Virginia for a tournament that will feature tough competition and will provide an early test for the Bulldogs. The River Course at Kingsmill Resort is a par-72 course just over 6,000 yards bordered by the James River that will challenge golfers' precision as they seek the fairway and the pin.
This year's field features 11 teams in addition to Yale: Fairleigh Dickinson, Hofstra, IUPUI, Lehigh, Longwood, Monmouth, Navy, Radford, Sacred Heart, St. Francis and William & Mary.
At last year's iteration of the tournament, Yale finished in sixth place after battling difficult weather during the final day of competition. The rain delay reduced the tournament by a round and made it a 36-hole contest. The Bulldogs' best performer at last year's tournament was senior Seo Hee Moon, who finished in a tie for eighth place.
This year the team will begin competition buoyed by momentum from highly successful fall in which it clinched two victories and two second-place finishes. Freshmen Elisabeth Bernabe and Sandy Wongwaiwate will look particularly to continue their string of successes in the fall; Bernabe won three tournament medals while Wongwaiwate recorded two second-place finishes.
The Bulldogs will look to continue that strong form throughout the 54-hole competition in Williamsburg before they return to the northeast for the remainder of the spring. Golfers will tee off starting at 8:30 a.m. on each day of competition.
Report filed by James Lu '14, Yale Sports Publicity.

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Evan Lysacek has decided not to enter January's U.S. Figure Skating Championships.
Responding late Monday night to a text message in which I noted the entry deadline was Wednesday and asked if he were going to enter, Lysacek said, "Unfortunately, no I'm not."
The reigning Olympic men's figure skating champion had told me in late October he would skate at nationals if the contractual dispute between him and U.S. Figure Skating could be settled.
In a telephone conversation Tuesday, Lysacek said he had chosen not to enter because of unresolved issues involving "prior contractual obligations." He declined to elaborate.
U.S. Figure Skating communications director Barb Reichert said in a Tuesday email the federation would not confirm or deny any report until USFS receives official word from Lysacek.
Lysacek, whose last competition was the 2010 Olympics, had announced in late September he intended to make a comeback for the 2014 Olympics and told me that he hoped to compete this season.
The two-time Olympian insisted Tuesday he still plans to take a shot at making the 2014 U.S. Olympic team. He reiterated his feeling, expressed last month, that "I am in the best shape of my life." Lysacek said he had been watching Grand Prix competitions to get a sense of what judges were rewarding and how that might affect his future competitive programs.
"I'm definitely still looking at Sochi as the goal, and I will continue to train as much as possible," he said. "My life has changed a great deal since I trained for the last Olympics, with a lot more obligations that lead me to prioritize and pick and choose what I do. But I am glad I started this whole process of training and preparing now instead of a year from now."
Two weeks after Lysacek had made the comeback idea public, USFS announced he had withdrawn from the Grand Prix series. Lysacek said he withdrew because he could not reach an agreement on issues the federation said involved money.
"Evan wasn't satisfied with our athlete contract,'' Reichert said at that time.
All figure skaters competing under the aegis of the USFS are asked to sign contracts -- known as athlerte agreements -- each year. The agreements recently have become basically boilerplate as USFS no longer could pay what essentially were appearance fees to athletes because of its diminished financial resources.
Sources have indicated the differences between Lysacek and the federation involved matters other than an appearance fee.
Lysacek spent Monday night in the audience for the penultimate episode of this edition of Dancing With The Stars. He finished second in the spring, 2010 DWTS edition.
I asked Lysacek if he had considered joining Stars on Ice again when it became clear negotiations with USFS were going nowhere. He replied that Stars, run by his former agents, International Management Group, had no longer been an option once he planned to compete this season.
Stars on Ice producer Byron Allen said the same thing in a Tuesday email response to the question of whether Lysacek would have been invited to skate the tour after he had switched agents from IMG to Creative Artists Agency last summer.
"We never got to the point of making him an offer; he made it clear to us that competing was his priority this year," Allen wrote. "His skating both in the show and in practice (last season) was so consistent that he definitely could compete with anyone."
Consistency has been Lysacek's hallmark in his competitive career. He won 12 medals in his final 12 appearances on the Grand Prix circuit; finished no worse than fifth while winning two titles (Olympic and world) and seven medals in two Olympics, four World Championships and three World Junior Championships from 2001 through 2010; and had two firsts, two seconds and two thirds in six U.S. Championships from 2005 through 2010.
And lack of consistency has been the hallmark of U.S. men since 2010.
While there is no way to know how well Lysacek would have skated at nationals, he never has gone into a competition unprepared. So it would be easy to have seen him finishing in the top two to make the U.S. team for the 2012 worlds, and his absence likely hurts U.S. chances of earning back the full complement of spots for the 2013 worlds.
After 10 straight years in which the U.S. men had three spots (achieved by having the top two finishes add up to 13 or fewer), they earned just two for 2012 because the top two men at last spring's worlds finished 9th and 11th.
Other than Jeremy Abbott, who won the Cup of China despite finishing third in both the short and long programs, no U.S. man has a real shot at making the six-skater Grand Prix Final with one competition left -- this week's Cup of Russia.


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Bear in mind that comets and Goldies need 10 gallons per fish and are very high waste. They are best kept in a species tank.
Have fun!
Our trip to town was way lame. Both stores had HEARD of BioSpira, only "usually" carries it but didn't have it then. So we bought some plants instead
We purchased some swords, not sure if they are amazons or not. We got a couple of strange looking plants, sword like but not quite swords, in the pots with the material. I am hoping that's going to be enough bacteria??
We got them at Petsmart and there was a snail in one of the tanks, and they all share the water. ANYway. That's the long and short of it. We got the test kit and the Prime.
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One in a series
MADRID — If I had to describe today in one word of would be chaotic. After attending catechesis this morning we started to head over to the Plaza de Cibeles for the Stations of the Cross, and that's when the day got crazy.
When the train we were taking arrived it was crowded, but no one thought anything of it because a crowded train has been the norm. However, as soon as we got off we were swept into a sea of people.
We clung to each other's backpacks as we moved through the crowd, pushing against the current of people. We fought our way to the exit, and getting out into the hundred-degree heat was like a breath of fresh air.
After much debate it was decided we would skip stations because, despite the fact that our adventure in the train station was quite exciting, it was one that we didn't want again soon.
Tomorrow we leave early for the vigil! The walk will be long and the train ride exceptionally crowded, but it will all be worth it. Viva el papa!
Emma Luigard, 16, will be a senior at Elizabeth Seton High School in Bladensburg, Md. The member of St. Bernadette Parish, traveling with St. Camillus Parish in Silver Spring, said she is "excited for World Youth Day because it will be full of cultural and religious experiences."


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Study Title:
The Legacies and Lessons of International Polar Year 2007-2008
Primary Board:
Study Director:
Dr. Julie Brigham-Grette
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University of Massachusetts at Amherst
Dr. Julie Brigham-Grette is a professor in the Department of Geosciences at the University of Massachusetts, Amherst. Dr. Brigham-Grette received her Ph.D. from the University of Colorado???s Institute for Arctic and Alpine Research. After post-doctoral research at the University of Bergen, Norway, and the University of Alberta, Canada, with the Canadian Geological Survey, she joined the faculty at the University of Massachusetts in the fall of 1987. Dr. Brigham-Grette has been conducting research in the Arctic for nearly 24 years, including eight field seasons in remote parts of northeast Russia since 1991, participating in both the science program as well as dealing with difficult logistics. Her research interests and experience span a broad spectrum dealing with arctic paleoclimate records and the Late Cenozoic evolution of the Arctic climate both on land and off shore, especially in the Bering Strait region. She was a member of the Arctic Logistics Task Force for the NSF Office of Polar Programs (OPP) 1996-1999 and 2000-2003, and was member of the OPP Office Advisory Council 2002-2004. She chaired the U.S. Scientific Delegation to Svalbard for Shared Norwegian/U.S. Scientific Collaborations and Logistical Platforms in 1999. Brigham-Grette is currently Chair of the International Geosphere/Biosphere Program???s Science Steering Committee on Past Global Change (PAGES) with an international program office in Bern, Switzerland, and President of the American Quaternary Association. She also serves as one of two U.S. representatives to the International Continental Drilling Program.
Dr. Robert A. Bindschadler
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NASA Goddard Space Flight Center
Dr. Robert Bindschadler has been an active Antarctic field researcher for the past 25 years. He has led 15 field expeditions to Antarctica and has participated in many other expeditions to glaciers and ice caps around the world. He maintains an active interest in the dynamics of glaciers and ice sheets, primarily on Earth, investigating how remote sensing can be used to improve our understanding of the role of ice in the Earth's climate. Applications developed by Dr. Bindschadler include measuring ice velocity and elevation using both visible and radar imagery, monitoring melt of and snowfall on ice sheets by microwave emissions, and detecting changes in ice-sheet volume by repeat space-borne altimetry. He has advised the US Congress and the Vice President on the stability of ice sheets and ice shelves, served on many scientific commissions and study groups as an expert in glaciology and remote sensing of ice and was instrumental in the planning of the International Polar Year. Some of the more significant awards he has received are: Goddard Award of Merit (2008); Fellow of the American Geophysical Union (2001); Goddard Senior Fellow (2000); Excellence in Federal Career (1989); the Antarctic Service Medal (1984) and the NASA Exceptional Scientific Achievement Medal (1994). He has published over 140 scientific papers, numerous review articles and has appeared on television and been heard on radio commenting on glaciological impacts of the climate on the world's ice sheets and glaciers. He is a Past President of the International Glaciological Society, chairs the West Antarctic Ice Sheet Initiative, and is an Editor for the Journal of Glaciology.
Dr. Chris Rapley
The Science Museum of London
Professor Chris Rapley CBE is Professor of Climate Science at University College London. He earned a MSc in Radio Astronomy at Jodrell Bank in Cheshire followed by a PhD at the Mullard Space Science Laboratory (MSSL) at University College London on the origin of the cosmic soft X-ray diffuse background. Following a decade as the founder and head of the Earth Observation group and Associate Director at UCL???s Mullard Space Science laboratory. Professor Rapely was appointed Executive Director of the International Geosphere-Biosphere Programme IGBP, which he ran from 1994 to 1998. He was Director of the British Antarctic Survey from 1998 to 2007 during which time he was a Vice-President then President of the Scientific Committee on Antarctic Research (SCAR) and the Chair of the planning group that developed the International Polar Year 2007-2008. He was Director of the Science Museum from 2007 to 2010 during which time the Museum delivered its Centenary programme, including the new gallery ???atmosphere .. exploring climate science???. In 2008 he was awarded the Edinburgh Science Medal ??? ???For professional achievements judged to have made a significant contribution to the understanding and well-being of humanity???.
Dr. Thomas N. Taylor
University of Kansas
Dr. Thomas N. Taylor is Roy A. Roberts Distinguished Professor at the University of Kansas. He is also Senior Curator of the Natural History Museum and Biodiversity Research Center, and Courtesy Professor for the Department of Geology. He also serves as Director of the State of Kansas NSF EPSCoR Program. He earned his PH.D. in Botany and Geology from the University of Illinois in 1964. Dr. Taylor is a Member if the National Academy of Sciences. He also serves on the National Science Foundation - Education and Human Resources Advisory Committee, Chair of the Strategic Planning and Assessment Committee for NIH BRIN KU Medical Center, Senator Pat Robert?s Advisory Committee in Science, Technology, and the Future Kansas Implementation Advisory Committee, the National Science Foundation -GPRA-Performance Assessment Advisory Committee, the National Science Foundation - MPSAC/EHRAC Committee to Review Undergraduate Education in the Math and Physical Sciences, Bioinformatics Core Advisory Committee. He serves on multiple NSF EPSCoR Advisory Boards and committees. He served on the Polar Research Board for the NRC. In addition he served as Faculty Advisor to the Chancellor of the Ohio Board of Regents and on the Government-University-Industry Research Roundtable for the State of Ohio.
Dr. Larry D. Hinzman
University of Alaska, Fairbanks
Dr. Larry D. Hinzman is a Research Professor of Water Resources at the Water and Environmental Research Center at the Institute of Northern Engineering at the University of Alaska in Fairbanks. Dr. Hinzman specializes in hydrology where he has gained extensive experience in field research and modeling surface and subsurface flow, contaminant fate and transport; soil science and permafrost where he is proficient in thermal analysis through numerical and analytical solutions, soil physics and soil chemistry; and remote sensing. He has experience with aerial photography, satellite imagery, thermography and ground based sensors. Dr. Hinzman received his Ph.D. in Soil Physics with an emphasis in Arctic Hydrology from the University of Alaska, Fairbanks; a M.S. in Agronomy with an emphasis in Remote Sensing from Purdue University, West Lafayette, in Indiana and a B.S. in Soil Science and B.S. in General Chemistry from South Dakota State University, Brookings.
Dr. Eileen E. Hofmann
Old Dominion University
Dr. Eileen E. Hofmann is a Professor of Oceanography in the Center for Coastal Physical Oceanography at Old Dominion University. Dr. Hofmann earned a Ph.D. in Marine Science and Engineering from North Carolina State University. Her research focuses on the analysis and modeling of biological and physical interactions in marine ecosystems and descriptive physical oceanography. She served on the Ocean Studies Board and on numerous NRC committees, including the Committee on Strategic Advice on the U.S. Climate Change Science Program. She is currently the Chair of the Integrating Marine Biogeochemical and Ecosystem Research Project, of the International Geosphere-Biosphere Program.
Dr. Stephanie Pfirman
Barnard College
Dr. Stephanie Pfirman is Alena Wels Hirschorn '58 and Martin Hirschorn Professor in Environmental and Applied Sciences and Co-Chair of the Department of Environmental Science at Barnard College, which she joined in 1993. She is also a member of the Columbia Earth Institute faculty. Throughout her career, Pfirman has been involved with researching the Arctic environment, undergraduate education, environmental policy strategies, and public outreach. Current interests include environmental aspects of sea ice in the Arctic, climate change education, and the development of women scientists and interdisciplinary scholars. In 2010, Pfirman was elected a fellow of the American Association for the Advancement of Science "for distinguished contributions to scientific studies of the Arctic and effective outreach to policy makers, students, faculty and the general public.??? The first chair of NSF's Advisory Committee for Environmental Research and Education, Dr. Pfirman oversaw analysis of a 10 year outlook for environmental research and education. Dr. Pfirman rejoined the AC-ERE in 2010. She is a past member of the National Academy of Sciences Polar Research Board, which served as the US National Committee for the International Polar Year 2007-2009, past-President of the Council of Environmental Deans and Directors, and past-chair of NSF's Office Advisory Committee to the Office of Polar Programs. Dr. Pfirman earned her Ph.D. from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology/Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution Joint Program in Oceanography and Oceanographic Engineering.
Dr. John Cassano
University of Colorado at Boulder
Dr. John Cassano is an Associate Professor in the Department of Atmospheric and Oceanic Sciences and a Fellow of the Cooperative Institute for Research in the Environmental Sciences at the University of Colorado, Boulder. His research focuses on the meteorology and climate of the polar regions. He is currently serving as chair of the AMS Committee on Polar Meteorology and Oceanography. Dr. Cassano is a U.S. delegate to the International Arctic Sciences Committee. Dr. Cassano received his Ph.D in Atmospheric Science from the University of Wyoming in 1998.
Dr. Igor I. Krupnik
Smithsonian Institution
Dr. Igor I. Krupnik is Curator of Arctic and Northern Ethnology collections at the National Museum of Natural History, Smithsonian Institution, Washington, DC. His primary research fields are modern cultures, ecological knowledge, and cultural heritage of the people of the Arctic, primarily in Alaska and Siberia; culture change and contact history; human ecology; history of Arctic science and Arctic indigenous studies; impact of modern climate change on Arctic residents, their economies, and cultures. Dr. Krupnik served on the U.S. National Planning Committee for IPY in 2003???2004, before being nominated to the main international steering body for IPY, the ICSU-WMO Joint Committee, in 2004. On the Joint Committee, Igor served, as one of two social scientists representing the interests of social studies and Arctic residents. He was instrumental in bringing social/human research onto the IPY agenda. Igor???s personal contribution to IPY 2007???2008 science program was an international project called SIKU (Sea Ice Knowledge and Use in the North), on which he coordinated activities of several research teams from Canada, US, Russia, Greenland, and France that worked in some 30 Arctic communities from Bering Strait to Greenland. He is currently the lead Co-Editor (with Dr. David Hik from Canada) of the main summary report on IPY activities, ???Understanding Earth???s Polar Challenges: International Polar Year 2007???2008??? by the IPY Joint Committee that is due for release in spring 2011. Dr. Krupnik received his Ph.D. in Anthropology from the Institute of Ethnology, Russian Academy of Sciences.
Ms. Lisa Speer
Natural Resources Defense Council
Ms. Lisa Speer is the Director of the International Oceans Program at the Natural Resources Defense Council (NRDC), an environmental organization dedicated to protecting natural resources and public health with offices in the United States and China. Her work currently focuses on conservation and management of the Arctic marine environment, and marine biodiversity beyond national jurisdiction, an area known as the "high seas." Ms. Speer conducts advocacy in a variety of international fora to promote integrated, ecosystem based management of human activities on the high seas and in the Arctic, with a particular focus on marine fisheries. She received her Master's degree from Yale University and her Bachelor's degree from Mount Holyoke College. Ms. Speer has served as a member of the NRC Board on Environmental Studies and Toxicology, and on ad hoc NRC study committees.
Dr. Mary R. Albert
Dartmouth College
Dr. Mary R. Albert is Professor of Engineering at the Thayer School of Engineering at Dartmouth College. She was formerly Senior Research Scientist at the Army???s Cold Regions Research and Engineering Laboratory. Her research interests include heat, mass, chemical transfer and electromagnetic processes in porous media, including atmosphere-snow exchange, ice core interpretation, and remote sensing of snow and ice. She has led and participated in many research expeditions in Antarctica and Greenland. Dr. Albert has served on the NRC Polar Research Board, including serving as Chair of the U.S. National Committee for the IPY from 2003 ??? 2005, which was a subcommittee of the PRB. She led the writing of the 2004 NRC Report: A Vision for the International Polar Year. Dr. Albert earned her Ph.D. in Applied Mechanics and Engineering Sciences in 1991 from the University of California, San Diego.
Dr. Wilford F. Weeks
Independent Consultant
Dr. Wilford F. Weeks is Professor Emeritus of Geophysics at the University of Alaska. His primary area of interest is in the properties and geophysical behavior of the sea ice covers of the world's oceans. Specific areas he has investigated include interrelations between growth conditions and the structure, composition and mechanical and electromagnetic properties of sea ice; formation and statistical characteristics of pressure ridges; ice-induced gouging of the sea floor, bearing capacity and forces exerted by moving ice; application of varied remote sensing techniques to sea ice problems and general problems relating to atmosphere-ice-ocean interactions. Dr. Weeks is a member of the National Academy of Engineering. He has also had considerable experience concerning the geophysics and engineering of snow and ice masses in general including the structure of lake and river ice, winter heat loss from rivers, avalanche forecasting, properties of alpine snow, and temperature distributions and snow property variations in central Greenland. Dr. Weeks received his Ph.D. from The University of Chicago.
Dr. Vera K. Metcalf
Kawerak, Inc.
Ms. Metcalf is the Director of the Eskimo Walrus Commission (EWC) with Kawerak, Inc. since 2002. She works to promote local community participation in research that involves a community's natural and cultural resources. In 2004 and in cooperation with U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, EWC convened a workshop to discuss and begin integrating research concerns with Pacific walrus and its environment. As EWC Director, Ms. Metcalf also serves on the Pacific Walrus Technical Committee and is currently the Chair of the Pacific Walrus Conservation Fund. Ms. Metcalf also represents EWC on the Indigenous People's Council for Marine Mammals, consisting of commissions formed to identify and address marine mammal issues of common concerns. She is serving on the Inuit Circumpolar Council Alaska and its Executive Committee. Ms. Metcalf is a former commissioner for the U.S. Arctic Research Commission.


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|2012-08-17, 04:45
|Link #1961
Giga Drill Breaker
Join Date: Jan 2009
nice action packed episode lots of areial acrobatics but what the fuck happened in the end? another time leap? this is looking like Steins;Gate lol
one thing i observe is that maybe the Scub Corals are really causing the time leap phenomenon, since they transformed to a weapon that Ao uses and now is the cause of the new time leap without the Goldilocks team *shrugs*
|2012-08-17, 06:19
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Kana Hanazawa ♥
Join Date: Jun 2007
Location: France
Age: 32
Well, I am stumped. What the hell is going on? At first I thought Ao might have jumped into another world (similar to how Eureka jumped into this world), but if that were the case I guess nobody else should remember him.
I don't really get what Truth's agenda is. What he did in this episode conflicted with Naru's goal to protect the scub. Are they not allies?
|2012-08-17, 08:35
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Senior Member
Join Date: Mar 2009
Location: In my room
What the hell happen in the end? how did team Goldilocks disappear? I didn't get what happen at all and of all the people they decide to erase they decide a lovable team Naru should just disappear. That will make me happy. BRING TEAM GOLDILOCKS BACK!!!
|2012-08-17, 09:00
|Link #1966
Senior Member
Join Date: Jun 2006
If the Secrets are anti-bodies they are anti-bodies of an artificial construct... The AO universe.
I suspect the people of Norway was sent to the E7 universe but all trace of their existence was erased, a glitch in the Matrix.
|2012-08-17, 09:21
|Link #1967
Senior Member
Join Date: Aug 2011
The plan to destroy Secrets.
I must admit it's somewhat confusing who the real enemy is.
Seems like Naru had plans of her own..
Ao had interesting dreams.
Looks like he's slowly doubting.
Nirvash pulled an interesting transformation of quartz.
Seems like more than that happened, a lot more.
Can't say I'd ever expected something like that.
Maybe an alternate universe thing?
This was a pretty intense episode.
|2012-08-17, 10:08
|Link #1969
Join Date: Mar 2007
Location: SBC Gurokken
At first it seems like part of the history of Ao's world was rewritten, but we also have to consider all the things that Truth said. In short, I have no clue what's going on right now and I kind of like it that way All shall be revealed in time (I hope).
|2012-08-17, 12:16
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Six Shooter
Join Date: Feb 2012
Location: USA
Age: 38
Another confusing episode, and a lot unknown. However, I don't think Chloe, Maeve and Maggie were necessarily written out of existence, but rather that Ao changed the timeline by erasing the Vesteralen scub coral from existence. Essentially, there never was a scub coral that appeared in Vesteralen.
To break it down:
Ao fires the quartz weapon very close to the Vesteralen coral plant. Afterwards, Pied Piper returns to "Vester" and Ao asks about the coral plant. Elena tells him that there has never been a coral plant there. In episode 15, Chloe tells Ao that her family moved to Vesteralen just after she was born so that her parents could work at the coral plant there.
However, if there is no coral plant at Vesteralen, then Chloe's family never moves there, and she and Maeve do not grow up in an environment rich in trapar particles. Therefore, they never become Generation Bleu pilots.
Remember, when Gazelle speaks to Ao in his bedroom, Gazelle merely tells Ao that there are no Gen Bleu employees named Chloe, Maeve, or Maggie, not that he's searched all databases and the three do not exist.
Note: I don't remember Maggie's backstory, if she had one, and it still doesn't explain why there wouldn't still be a Goldilocks team, but piloted by different children.
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|2012-08-17, 13:26
|Link #1971
Senior Member
Join Date: Apr 2006
^ That's an interesting idea, and it makes me think of something. Let's say there was a dude who was living in Vester until the place got infected by the coral. Then he moved out, and in his new town he met a woman and they got married and had a child.
Now, following your idea, if Vester never was infected by the coral due to Ao altering the timeline, for this guys it would mean that he never moved out of town, and so never met his wife and never had a child...
In the case of the Goldilocks kids Ao got lucky since they weren't erased from existence. They just never became Generation Bleu pilots. But my little example here shows that if Ao keeps altering the timeline he might end up "killing" (erasing) people all over the place.
Now I can see why Naru told Ao to decide what to do by himself instead of just doing what he's told. Destroying the coral is quite the nasty business it seems.
|2012-08-17, 16:58
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|2012-08-17, 21:23
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Senior Member
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Location: "Sacrifice one to appease the few."
Perhaps this was to address that they just didn't want to give Team Goldilocks any more screen time. I mean they've been shot down a few times already and have been out of commotion for awhile. Despite being a veteran team they're nowhere near Ao's level which is sad.
Though maybe in their return they'll not be sidelined... Bah, who am I kidding? They'll show up and than... Nothing.
|2012-08-18, 03:10
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The materials for our upcoming book are now on their way to Seattle! Since we opened in 2009, many of our visitors have requested that we produce a book featuring our cars. This ambitious project finally got rolling last December with several sessions held to photograph cars, car parts, vintage clothing and the museum's interior. At right is our manager, Willy Vinton, and docent Michael Lecorchick lifting the hood off the 1914 Woods Mobilette.
Many thanks to the all the volunteers who helped us shuffle cars, open hoods and move ropes, signs and stanchions. Ronn Murray, a Fairbanks-based photographer and classic car fan, took the majority of photos for the book. He did a fabulous job and was even brave enough to get on the lift for some shots (that's our 1921 Daniels on the right and the 1911 Oakland on the left).
John Katz, our book's editor and an automotive historian, author and former editor for Automobile Quarterly, traveled to Fairbanks during some of our harshest winter weather to examine the cars, do some fact-checking and help me with additional research. Thanks John! Your help and encouragement were very appreciated. Sorry I made you work next to that Auburn boattail speedster, though...
This soft-cover book will feature 42 of our cars and a number of our vintage fashions and historical photos. It's taken a lot of work to pull it all together, so I was pretty happy to package up all the materials and ship them off to Epicenter Press this morning. Many thanks to everyone who helped with this project! Hopefully we'll have the books in hand by July 1. Please let us know if you'd like to be contacted when they arrive.


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Motor Driven Systems Conference schedule
The Motor Driven Systems (MDS) Conference, being held on Nov. 9-10, 2011, has published its schedule of papers. Full details, together with the names of speakers, can be found online. The scope of the two-day conference is formidable with contributions from both the UK Government and the EU, Standards and Research bodies, various trade associations and the cream of manufacturing industry. The programme will cover the key subjects of legislation, technology, systems and standards.
Scheduled topics include UK and EU legislation affecting motor driven systems, worldwide trends in motor efficiencies, product and systems standards, magnet technology and examinations of product practicalities in pump, fan, drives, motors and compressor technology.
Among the manufacturers addressing the Conference are WEG, Siemens, ebm-papst, ABB, Vacon Drives, Leroy Somer, Nuaire, Grundfos, Mattei Compressors, D&CS, KSB, Rockwell Automation and Sterling SIHI.
The Motor Driven Systems (MDS) Conference will take place on Nov. 9 and 10, 2011, at the St John's Hotel, Solihull.
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The Tobacco Valley Teachers Federal Credit Union (TVTFCU) recently participated in the "Backpack for Kids Day" sponsored by the Educational Resources for Children, Inc. (ERFC) , both located in Enfield, CT. Volunteers gathered at St. Patrick's Church to hand out hundreds of donated backpacks filled with school supplies to area families in need. Plus a variety of books were offered as well.
"The credit union was honored to participate in this community event. The outpouring of volunteers and donations was incredible," said Myrijam Meserve, CEO/Manager of the Tobacco Valley Teachers Federal Credit Union. "We are always pleased to give back and help whenever we can."
"The ERFC does a wonderful job coordinating this event each year. The children were so excited to receive a backpack. It is a pleasure supporting this organization and helping our community. " added Nina Chrisanthopoulos, Marketing Manager for the credit union who volunteered at the event.
For more information about the Educational Resources for Children visit www.erfc.us.
For more information about the credit union, visit their web site: www.tvtfcu.org, find them on Facebook, visit their YouTube Channel: tvtfcuinenfield, call them at 860-253-4780 or stop by their office which is located at 182 South Road in Enfield.
TVTFCU is a not-for-profit, member owned, financial co-operative which has been serving its members since 1936. Financial services include savings and checking accounts, youth accounts. online account management, a variety of loans, mortgages and more. TVTFCU's field of membership includes: All public and non-public school employees who work in the towns of Enfield, East Windsor, Windsor, Windsor Locks, Suffield and Somers, Connecticut; Enrico Fermi High School students; Enfield High School students; Employees of Community Health Resources and Employees, commissioners and volunteers of the Enfield Fire Department, plus, spouses of persons who died while within the field of membership of this credit union, persons retired as pensioners or annuitants from the above employment, members of their immediate families and organization of such persons.
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TMC wrote:xbay wrote:And I agree with LeBron. The 09-10 season could make or break if he stays or not. If Cleveland keeps adding pieces and upgrading their bench, I think he'll opt out, but stay in the end with Cleveland. LeBron has all the money in the world he needs from endorsements, I would assume he'd be focusing on winning a title now. And if Cleveland's management can continue to surround LeBron with help, he'll stay.
I'd be SHOCKED if Lebron leaves the Cavs. I think he's gonna stay no matter what, and Wade will do so with Miami. From that group of stars that will be free agents after next season, I only see Bosh leaving his current team (and, if I had to bet, I'd do it for him signing with the Knicks).
I have to agree with you, but I do think that Lebron is very tempted to go to New York, where all the big lights and attention is


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Public relations veteran Ron Culp has been named director of the graduate public relations and advertising program at DePaul University. Culp, former director of Ketchum's North American practice, will work with graduate faculty to recruit adjunct instructors and create new academic programs to better prepare students for careers. He also will be primary career adviser to the master's degree students, as well as teaching a graduate-level course "Career Strategies for Public Relations and Advertising." Culp also will remain an independent consultant for clients, including Ketchum. Before being a partner at Ketchum and running its Midwest operations, Culp established and headed the Chicago office of Sard Verbinnen & Co., a New York-based financial communications firm. His corporate career included senior positions at four Fortune 500 companies, including Sears, Sara Lee Corp. and Pitney Bowes. He started his corporate career at Eli Lilly and Co. Culp began his career as a news reporter at the Columbus (Ind.) Republic before working in the Indiana and New York legislatures. He has a degree from Indiana State University.
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Israel's Man at StateWritten by Stephen Lendman Subject: Israel
by Stephen Lendman
The American-Israeli Cooperative Enterprise (AICE) is a pro-Israeli front group. It promotes strengthening US/Israeli ties.
Its executive director, Mitchell G. Bard, formerly was AIPAC's Near East Report editor. Earlier he was polling division senior analyst for GHW Bush. He's featured prominently on US scoundrel TV. Best to avoid him entirely.
AICE publishes the Jewish Virtual Library (JVL). It's an online pro-Israeli resource. It wholeheartedly supports John Kerry. Using material from his 2004 presidential campaign bid, it said:
He's "been at the forefront of the fight for Israel's security" throughout his Senate tenure, it said.
He endorses "strengthening Israel's security and bolstering the US-Israel special relationship."
"His pro-Israel voting record is second to none."
"John Kerry will never do anything to compromise (Israel's) security."
He's committed to a "special relationship."
His support for Israel is "unwavering."
He endorses "Israel's right to respond to terrorism - including against Hamas, Islamic Jihad, and other terrorist groups in Gaza."
He backs "continued assistance in strengthening Israel's homeland defenses."
He called Arafat "a failed leader and unfit partner for peace and therefore supported his total isolation."
He "demanded a new, responsible Palestinian leadership, committed to ending the violence and fighting terror."
He wholeheartedly supports generous Israeli foreign aid. In the early 1990s, he wanted more than GHW Bush planned to give.
He always believed that America "must stand solidly behind Israel at the UN and other international organizations."
He favors moving America's embassy from Tel Aviv to Jerusalem. Doing so is illegal. In 1947, the UN declared it an international city. It remains so today.
Kerry calls Jerusalem "Israel's indisputable capital." In 1999, he signed a letter criticizing Clinton for not moving America's embassy there.
He co-sponsored the 2003 Syria Accountability and Lebanese Sovereignty Restoration Act.
At the time, he said "we must ensure that Syria does not acquire and distribute additional weapons thereby exasperating tensions in the Middle East, raising potential threats to Israel, and undermining arms control."
The measure was all sticks and no carrots. It combined punitive economic sanctions and diplomatic pressure.
It heightened regional tensions. It banned military and dual use exports to Syria. It was prelude to last year's conflict. Syria likely saw it coming without knowing when.
Kerry opposes Iran's peaceful nuclear program. He calls it "unacceptable." He says it compromises the security of Israel, the region, America, and elsewhere.
He supports Israeli attacks on humanitarian missions to Gaza. After the May 2010 Mavi Marmara massacre, he said Israel "has every right in the world to make certain weapons are not being smuggled in."
Humanitarian missions bring vital aid. Kerry knows it. So do other US officials and Israeli ones.
Blockading Gaza is punitive. It's not for self-defense. Around 1.7 Palestinians are collectively punished illegally for voting for the wrong party. Kerry wholeheartedly supports doing it.
In 2009, he signed a Senate resolution opposing Palestinian self-determination. He falsely claims Israel has no legitimate peace partner.
His appointment signals business as usual. Israeli interests will be prioritized. Independent governments will be targeted. Imperial wars will rage.
He's Obama's point man to secure unchallenged global dominance. Getting it may entail destroying the Middle East and other regions entirely.
Kerry at State is bad news. It signals America's commitment to Israel and permanent wars. It threatens humanity. Israeli officials and their US Lobby hailed what deserves condemnation.
Netanyahu welcomed Kerry's appointment. He called him a personal friend and staunch Israeli supporter.
"I congratulate John Kerry on being chosen for the position of US Secretary of State," he said. "Kerry is very experienced and is known supporter of Israel's security."
"John Kerry and I are friends for many years and I greatly appreciated the fact that half a year ago, after the death of my father, he came to visit me during my mourning. I look forward to cooperating with him."
The National Jewish Democratic Council (NJDC) lauded Kerry's nomination. A joint chair Marc Stanley/president and CEO David Harris statement said in part:
"We are ecstatic to see that President Obama has selected Senator Kerry to be the next Secretary of State. Senator Kerry's foreign policy credentials are impeccable and he is the right person to be representing the United States on the global stage at this time."
"He has been a leader when it comes to Israel and has made it abundantly clear that he - like the Obama Administration - stands squarely behind the Jewish state."
"Senator Kerry has been an outstanding ally to the Jewish community and we fully support his nomination. We urge the Senate to confirm him as the next Secretary of State without delay."
Former AIPAC executive director, Morrie Amitay, agreed that Kerry's support for Israel is longstanding. His voting record is exemplary. At the same time, he stopped short of calling it perfect.
Rhetorically he's critical of settlements. So are other US and EU officials. Words alone are hollow. Policies with teeth don't follow.
On December 21, The Anti-Defamation League welcomed Kerry's appointment. A joint national chair Barry Curtiss-Lusher/national director Abe Foxman statement said in part:
"Senator Kerry has been a consummate statesmen and a strong advocate of America's engagement in the world."
"As chair of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, he has been a staunch defender of democracy and freedom and a vital voice on issues which are important to ADL."
"Throughout his Senate career, Mr. Kerry has consistently been an effective advocate for Israel's security in a dangerous region and demonstrated his commitment to fighting against anti-Semitism and bigotry all over the world."
"He has been an advocate and defender of the president's policy to prevent a nuclear Iran, telling the Democratic National Convention this summer: "Barack Obama promised always to stand with Israel to tighten sanctions on Iran -- and take nothing off the table."
His many "outstanding qualities" make him ideally suited to serve "our country well in the role of America's top diplomat."
The New York Times said Kerry was named "the for role of a lifetime." He's "the very picture of a secretary of state."
He's "been a loyal" administration supporter. He's a frequent foreign policy advisor and Obama confidant. He's long sought to become America's top diplomat.
The Senate Foreign Relations Committee he chairs will conduct his confirmation hearing. He'll sail through the process. John McCain already calls him "Mr. Secretary."
Senior Republican Foreign Relations Committee member, Bob Corker, says "he comes into the position with a world of knowledge. (He'll) be someone that Congress will want to work with in a very positive way."
Senate Armed Services Committee Republican Kelly Ayotte said "there's no question he has a very strong depth of knowledge of (world) issues. (He's) certainly qualified."
On December 21, Haaretz headlined "When Kerry was Kohn: The Jewish roots of John Kerry."
During his 2004 presidential bid, Catholic Kerry learned "about his Jewish grandfather." Frederick A. Kerry was born Fritz Kohn. A century ago, he emigrated from today's Czech Republic.
Kerry's great grandfather, Benedikt Kohn, was a successful Moravian brewmaster.
Fritz abandoned his Jewish heritage. He converted to Roman Catholicism. In 1901, he changed his name to Kerry.
John Kerry's brother, Cameron, converted to Judaism after marrying Kathy Weinman. They met as fellow lawyers at a Washington law firm.
Jew or gentile matters less than supporting America's imperium. Kerry's fully on board. He's Obama's diplomatic point man. His job entails being Israel's man at State. He won't disappoint on all counts.
Stephen Lendman lives in Chicago and can be reached at firstname.lastname@example.com.
His new book is titled "Banker Occupation: Waging Financial War on Humanity."
Visit his blog site at sjlendman.blogspot.com and listen to cutting-edge discussions with distinguished guests on the Progressive Radio News Hour on the Progressive Radio Network Thursdays at 10AM US Central time and Saturdays and Sundays at noon. All programs are archived for easy listening.


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An IVP is an imaging test used to look at the kidneys and ureters. The ureters are the narrow tubes that carry urine from the kidneys to the bladder.
During the test, the radiologist injects a contrast dye into one of your veins. He or she uses X-ray images to watch the contrast dye as it moves from the kidney into the ureter and then to the bladder.
Dye that moves too slowly or not at all may mean that you have a blockage in the blood flow through a kidney. It may also mean that the kidney, ureter, or bladder is not working as well as it should.
This test is usually one of the first tests ordered when your healthcare provider thinks you may have kidney disease or a urinary tract problem.
X-rays use a small amount of radiation to create images of your bones and internal organs. An IVP is one type of X-ray.
This test may be done at the same time as a CT scan of the kidneys (urography). The CT scan also uses contrast dye. It makes images that show layers or "slices" of the kidney.
An IVP can show your healthcare provider the size, shape, and structure of your kidneys, ureters, and bladder. You may need this test if your provider suspects that you have:
Your provider may also use this test to find the cause of flank pain or pain spasms in the kidney area.
A CT scan of the kidneys will make a more accurate diagnosis of kidney tumors or kidney problems caused by trauma.
Your healthcare provider may have other reasons to recommend an IVP.
You may want to ask your healthcare provider about the amount of radiation used during the test. Also ask about the risks as they apply to you.
Consider writing down all X-rays you get, including past scans and X-rays for other health reasons. Show this list to your provider. The risks of radiation exposure may be tied to the number of X-rays you have and the X-ray treatments you have over time.
Tell your healthcare provider if you:
Possible complications of this test also include problems urinating and urinary tract infections.
You may have other risks depending on your specific health condition. Be sure to talk with your provider about any concerns you have before the procedure.
Certain things can make this test less accurate. These include:
You may have an IVP as an outpatient or as part of your stay in a hospital. The way the test is done may vary depending on your condition and your healthcare provider's practices.
Generally, an IVP follows this process:
You do not need any special care after an IVP. You may go back to your usual diet and activities, unless your healthcare provider tells you differently.
You should keep track of how much fluid you are drinking and how much urine you pass over the next day (24 hours). You may be told to drink more fluids to help flush the contrast dye from your body.
Call your healthcare provider right away if any of these happen:
Your healthcare provider may give you other instructions, depending on your situation.


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GRANDVIEW - Growth within the retail store division of Bleyhl Farm Service Inc. has prompted the creation of a new manager's post.
On Oct. 1, Idaho native Dennis Ross joined Bleyhl's staff as its new retail store division operations manager. He will oversee business at Bleyhl's five retail stores and water systems, with an emphasis on customer service, merchandising and marketing.
"We've had tremendous growth in the store division in the last 10 years," said Bleyhl General Manager Greg Robertson. "We'd come to a crossroads where we needed to separate the farm store business from the more commodity-driven orchard/vineyard business."
Longtime Retail Store Division Manager Bill Nolt will continue to oversee the co-operative's outside salesmen, who deal directly with commercial agricultural accounts and the purchases of commodity products, including steel stakes, wire and wood posts.
"It's something we've been discussing for a while," Robertson said. "We needed to streamline both the farm store and orchard/vineyard business to be more efficient and profitable, while allowing for continuation of the great service our customers have come to expect."
Ross comes to Bleyhl from Aslin-Finch of Spokane, where he was vice president of retail operations for six years. During an extensive retail career, he owned two Montana farm stores and worked in upper management for the Frito Lay and Nalley corporations.
He also was active on the board of the Spokane Ag Expo, as a Spokane County fire commissioner and served 12 years as a volunteer fireman.
"Being part of a smaller community is a big deal for us," said Ross, who grew up in Coeur d'Alene, Idaho. He and wife Barbara now live in Prosser.
Joining Bleyhl "is a great opportunity," Ross said. After an initial evaluation, his goal is to bring more consumer-oriented products into Bleyhl's Country Stores in Grandview, Sunnyside, Pasco, Zillah and Toppenish.
Bleyhl Farm Service is a farmer-owned co-operative established in 1964, with retail, petroleum and agronomy divisions serving commercial farms and residential customers throughout Central Washington and Eastern Oregon. It is headquartered in Grandview.
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Sweet Tutorials: 15 How Tos for Making Sweet Treats
It's How To Month at The Kitchn, so today we thought we'd look back at a few helpful tutorials on making sweet treats. From whipping meringue (on video!), and a hack for making real ice cream without an ice cream maker, to cooking up an Oreo cake and magical one-ingredient ice cream, to a discussion on how to make a wedding cake without losing your mind, here are some of our favorite how to posts for the sweeter side of things.
• 1 How To Make Creamy Ice Cream with Just One Ingredient! - A weird, crazy, yet also amazing recipe.
• 2 How To Make Cake Pops - A very popular tutorial. Everyone seems to love cake pops.
• 3 How To Make Ice Cream Without an Ice Cream Machine: An Easy, Foolproof Method - No ice cream maker? No problem. This method just calls for a couple of bowls, some ice, and a mixer.
• 4 How To Make an Oreo Cake - An over-the-top dessert!
• 5 How To Make Chocolate Chip Cookies (Without a Mixer) - Let's go back to basics. A tutorial for perfect chocolate chip cookies.
• 6 How To Make Your Own Wedding Cake (Without Losing Your Mind) - A discussion of a few points to help you tackle one big cake.
• 7 How To Make Halfway Cookies - A different sort of cookie bar, with crackly crispy meringue on top.
• 8 How To Make Sprinkles - Make sprinkles?! Yes! It's astonishingly easy.
• 9 How To Make Candied Bacon Fudge - You know you want to try it. Just once.
• 10 How To Make Cheesecake That Will Amaze Your Friends - Steps to follow for a better cheesecake.
• 11 How To Make Funnel Cakes At Home - Forget the fair and make funnel cakes at home.
• 12 How To Whip Egg Whites & Make Meringue: The Video - A video that shows each stage of making meringue.
• 13 How To Make Thai Mango with Coconut Sticky Rice - A simple recipe that gives restaurant-style sweet sticky rice. It's so simple!
• 14 How To Make a Killer Strawberry Milkshake - Craving that luscious strawberry flavor? Try this.
• 15 How To Make Crème Brûlée at Home: Without a Torch! - Another restaurant dessert that is actually dead simple to make at home.
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