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Feb 6, 2013 11:26 AM PT
A court in Australia has ruled in favor of Google in its lengthy legal fight with the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission, according to The Sydney Morning Herald.
The case, which lasted six years, concerned search results from 2006-07.
The Commission claimed that sponsored links published by Google diverted users to rival companies, according to the Herald. For instance, a search for "Honda Australia" would prompt a paid ad for CarSales, which was a competitor.
The Commission charged that results like that insinuated that CarSales and Honda were partnered in some way -- and Google, therefore, was to blame for the mix-up.
The Federal Court found Google liable for misleading and deceptive conduct, but upon appeal, the High Court ruled unanimously in favor of Google.
In October, an Aussie court found Google liable for damages when a man complained that Google's autocomplete function linked him to a meth kingpin.
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A less expensive version of the Google-funded Raspberry Pi computer is now on sale in Europe.
The BBC reports that the computer, dubbed Model A, is scaled-down from its Raspberry Pi successor, the Model B. The Model A lacks a network jack and contains less memory. It also uses less power.
Drawbacks, maybe, but the humble design means the computer costs all of $25.
The Model A is only available in Europe, but that will change soon, according to the BBC.
Japanese Government, Rights-Holders Planting Fake Files
In Japan, government authorities and rights-holders are seeding fake files on file-sharing sites that contain anti-piracy messages, according to Torrent Freak.
The nation approved a major upgrade in anti-piracy legislation in 2012. However, file-sharers have been slow to heed the policies. Thus the Ministry of Internal Affairs and Communications and rights-holding companies have embarked, as the Ministry puts it, on "experiments to contribute to the enlightenment of users" who download illegal files.
Torrent Freak posted a sample warning. It says that similarly-named files contain illegal content, and that downloading said files is illegal. The message also makes note of the October 2012 passage of laws that can punish offenders with up to two years in prison and more than US$20,000 fines.
No Frenzy for New BlackBerrys in Canada
Tuesday's launch in Canada of BlackBerry's new Z10 phone was a "subdued event," according to The New York Times.
The debut of the new smartphone, which is seen as critical for BlackBerry, was "underwhelming" and "sluggish" across Canada, home country of BlackBerry, formerly known as Research In Motion or RIM.
All three major Canadian carriers are charging US$150 for the Z10 if customers agree to a three-year contract. Verizon said that it would charge $200 for the Z10 when it arrives in the US in March.
Nokia Eyeing Tablet Market
Nokia could soon take a shot at the tablet market, according to The Australian Financial Review.
The tablet will likely be Windows-based, which makes sense seeing as Nokia turned to Windows for its Lumia 610 smartphone.
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September 18, 2006 - WASHINGTON, DC -- The Marian Koshland Science Museum of the National Academy of Sciences today announced that it received a $636,900 grant from Kenneth E. Behring, founder of the Global Health and Education Foundation, to develop a web-based resource to inform decision makers around the world about the importance of safe drinking water -- and what they can do to meet this need.
"Safe water is essential for health, yet remains one of the most critical problems facing the world today," said Behring. "One out of every five people lacks access to clean drinking water. We must create innovative, sustainable approaches that can make a significant impact on the world's water crisis."
The grant will enable the Koshland Science Museum, in cooperation with the National Academies' Water Science and Technology Board and the Office of International Programs, to create a virtual, multimedia exhibit to examine the need for safe drinking water around the world. The exhibit, titled Safe Drinking Water is Essential, will be aimed at an international audience and will survey the range of solutions and technologies available to increase the quality and quantity of drinkable water worldwide. It is expected to be released in 2007 and will be available on the Internet, as well as on CD.
"The National Academy of Sciences is committed to ensuring respectful stewardship of the world's water supply," said NAS President Ralph J. Cicerone. "Through the generous support of Kenneth Behring and the Global Health and Education Foundation, we will be able to increase awareness of the importance of safe drinking water."
"We have the ability to eliminate water-related death and disability," Behring added. "The technology is available, and the scientific evidence is overwhelming. We have the leadership. The time to act is now."
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With this I'm Invincible!
mangafox is up to 56, and Triela has apparently gone to Petra's deep end (LOL TEH KISSIN W/MAH HANDLER).
The crazy dark side effects of working with these kinds of girls... it kinda chills me.
But man I miss Henrietta.
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Focus has been shifted to Henrietta of late. She has slowly becomes aware of the night where her life changed via flashbacks from time to time, which is bad news.
Apparently there's also a new leader on the terrorist side and he know about the girls and their capablities. So much so he manage to take one of them (nobody major) out by using a simple trap.
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Triela and Hilshire are my favorite characters. Henrietta is sweet, but I always found her relationship with Jose slightly creepy. Triela is much more kick-ass, and Hilshire is probably the only truly good person among the handlers. Anyway, I really hope those two survive the series.
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It's nice that someone is posting it in a timely manner, I was buying the volume releases but they take forever and finding the raws is pretty hard. I almost subscribed to the mag for the chapter releases I might still do so.
But it does feel like it could end pretty soon. I'm thinking maybe 1 more volume after this arc.
The current arc is pretty badass Triela better make it, from the whole it's not your time scence points to that being true. Still in her weakened state she still took out all those guys that was one of the best parts since she took out Pino.
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Wow. This was always that great manga I always forgot about due to extremely slow translations over the years. But the flurry of activity over the last two weeks has brought it all back to me, reminding me that I've always placed it on my top five lists in the past.
Spoiler for Last 14 chapters:
Gaaaah! It's probably gonna be another year before we see more releases.
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Joe Malinowski wrote:Ed keep a spot for me near the stove, and I will give you the first shot at the donut box. I vow to hang out by the stove, not get dirty and have a lot of wisdom to share.
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Let Freedom Ka-Ching! On The 50th Anniversary Of 'I Have A Dream,' AT&T Can Use The Speech To Sell Phones, But You Can't Post It
from the belongs-in-the-public-domain dept
Of course, they're more than happy to license the speech to the highest bidder -- which is why the speech has been used to sell cars and mobile phone service -- but if you were to post it yourself to share it and honor his memory, expect a DMCA takedown. This should bother you. The speech and the legacy of Dr. King are not available for you and I to use, but giant telcos can pay thousands of dollars for the privilege. While there's a strong fair use argument that the speech can be used as "a historical artifact" in such situations as today, very few people feel like testing that theory in court.
Law professor James Boyle finds the whole situation quite ridiculous, and has expressed his dismay with the fact that this speech is now tied to commercialism, rather than for the celebration of civil rights. In response, he's penned a "revised" version of the speech, entitled, (EM)I Has A Dream in honor of the fact that the King family has partnered with EMI to "administer" the copyright on the speech. The whole thing is worth reading, but here's a snippet:
Five tens of years ago, a great American, in whose symbolic shadow we stand today, wrote this speech. This momentous oratory came as a great beacon light of hope to millions of African-Americans. It came as a joyous daybreak to end the long night of their captivity. Fifty years later, that speech still is not free. Fifty years later, the life of the speech is still sadly crippled by the manacles of corporate ownership and the chains of take-down letters. Fifty years later, the speech lives on a lonely island of property rights in the midst of a vast ocean of the culture it influenced. And I say, let freedom ring. Not the chirpy ring of the Cingular wireless phone his words were actually used to advertise, but the idea of freedom for which he stood.Today should be a day on which we celebrate this speech. It's a depressing statement of the state of copyright law that doing so in the most appropriate way may actually be against the law.
And when this happens, and when we allow freedom to ring, when we let it ring from every village and every hamlet, from every state and every city, we will be able to speed up that day when all of God's children, black men and white men, Jews and Gentiles, Protestants and Catholics, will be able to join hands and actually use the words of this speech.
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WASHINGTON, June 2 (UPI) -- Mitt Romney's record at Bain Capital remains a legitimate target of attack as he seeks the U.S. presidency, the Obama campaign says.
Ben LaBolt, a spokesman for the president's campaign for reelection, said the attacks will continue, The Hill reported. The campaign ran two ads on Bain in the past two weeks.
"Mitt Romney has made his tenure as a corporate buyout specialist the central premise of his candidacy and claimed it is what credentials him to be a job creator as president," LaBolt told the Hill in an email. "But Governor Romney's goal wasn't job creation, as he claims, it was profit maximization for himself and his partners -- he profited off of bankrupting companies and outsourcing jobs."
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Hawks recall John Jenkins from D-LeaguePosted by Inside Hoops
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The Atlanta Hawks have recalled guard John Jenkins from the Bakersfield Jam, their NBA Development League affiliate, Hawks President of Basketball Operations/General Manager Danny Ferry announced today.
Jenkins was assigned on Dec. 1st and played in two games with the Jam, averaging 25.5 points on .529 shooting, 3.5 rebounds, 3.0 assists and 1.5 steals in 33.0 minutes per game. In last night's 109-95 victory over the Los Angeles D-Fenders, the 6-foot-4 guard from Vanderbilt scored a game-high 29 points on 10-21 shooting (.476) and added four rebounds and three assists in 37 minutes.
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This certainly sucks.
Hate it for Bennett, who's leading the team in receptions. If Georgia had to suffer an injury, though, wide receiver is probably the deepest position on the team. Conley and Mitchell need to step it up.
This certainly sucks.
Hate it for Bennett, who's leading the team in receptions. If Georgia had to suffer an injury, though, wide receiver is probably the deepest position on the team. Conley and Mitchell need to step it up.
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He has the most sure hands of all of our receivers. Sucks.
agreed. had some great hands going back to the USC game last year.
CC and MM def need to help fill that void..
Damn, just damn. He was quickly becoming one of my favs. Tough break for a tough kid.
That's a blow, and really tough for him. I would wonder if he can get a medical redshirt, but since I'm pretty sure he's really a disguised Kris Durham in his 8th year it is probably best not to even inquire.
haha @ the 2nd part.
in regards to the redshirt– 30% or less of the games so it looks like he can't. sucks all around……………..
Wow, missed by one game.
If we play 14 games, he'd be under 30%. Or do is it only count for regular season games?
Only regular season games. 4 games is the max for a medical RS.
Yes, four games is max, but it doesn't really matter since he already had his red shirt year. To get another year of eligibility at this point, he would have to apply for a sixth year – which could only be done after his fifth year, would require a lot more missed time, and is very hard to get. I hope that doesn't enter the picture.
Not sure the 30% applies to medical redshirt. Thought a medical applied anytime it unfortunately happens. Good connection to Kris. You know that Bennett communicates at least once a week with Kris, don't you?
everything i'm reading says <30% applies to medical redshirts as long as all the games are in the first half of the season. "hardship waiver" is the official term i believe.
Had heard that earlier but didn't know how bad ti was. Sincerely hate this much more for him than for the team. He is a gamer, somebody needs to step up as the clutch, go-to guy. We have good depth at receiver but there is a reason he has gotten more attention from AM on possession downs. Prayers that he will recover and regain that speed to allow him to prosper at the next level, he deserves to be rewarded for his hard work and dedication.
And here's hoping woot got his inexplicable 3rd-and-long drop out of the way not a moment too soon.
That is bad news for him and for us. I guess MM will be back on offense full time now. Chris Conley will be in play more too. Praying for his recovery.
Damn! Why did I open my big virtual mouth yesterday and write "I s'pose we can add to the 'good' some possible S&C benefits, as perhaps evidenced by … (ii) (knock on wood, knock on wood, knock on wood) little lost playing time due to injuries"? My Momma always told me to listen to the little guy in the back of my head, and there he was, whispering "don't say it, dumbass, don't say it!" But, oh noooo…
Guess I'll have to look MB up when he's of age and buy him some serious bourbon, at the very least.
Now would be a good time. He's not playing until next year, so there's that not to worry about.
By the way, several of us have mentioned lack of injuries and we didn't qualify the remarks with "Knock on Wood". So the onus is on us. I don't consider that to be faulted since Scorp is around to shoulder the burden by not worrying enough.
Wouldn't it be easier to just blame Slaw Dawg and Scorpio?
Yeah, well, you could, but since I can only speak for myself, I damn sure ain't tempted the Fates by talking about injuries…or Bama in Atlanta, or anything else beyond this week, thank you very much.
Losing Bennett is a real blow to the offense, not just because of his ball skills, but because of the true joy he brought to the field….He just loved it.
In my book you'll always get special credit for having a bad case of the nerves leading up to Tennessee when I just thought you were nuts.
There is a learning curve when it comes to dealing with the Kharmic Bitches…hubris is something them gals just loooooove. 'Sides, "nuts" is a relative term when you are talking about football fans in the South. I kinda think its cool.
FWIW & IMO… As good of a receiver as MB is, he's a better downfield blocker. Without some of his blocks 3&4 don't have as many long runs…:-)
You are most right about that….he's one of those guys you tell to go out and have fun and he does….big loss.
If I would or would not do such a thing in re: an underage potential or possible imbiber, I would take into account the evidentiary risk of mentioning the would or would not-ed-ness on a public forum, even under a pseudonym. Perish forbid that anyone under the age of 21 should taste the bitter poisons of Kentucky mash before his/her/its time (which we who benefited from the 18 year old drinking age of yore say with all due hypoc… uh, humility).
Awful. Sorry to hear that.
I know when I read one of your posts this week about being healthy for a change I thought to myself "knock on wood".
lets just all pray that the Drs are at their very best when they work on this young man—-MB=DGD
The 5 wide formation sounds less appealing now. We can obviously still run it, but damn, like others said, he was Murray's favorite & most reliable target so far this season. WIN IT FOR BENNETT!!!
Still can go 5 wide. Brown, King, Mitchell, Conley, Wooten is still a pretty dangerous group.
let's hope the other MB, Marlon can keep producing at the level he has so far this year. if he does, it will lessen the impact of bennett's injury. hopefully malcolm mitchell returns to form as well.
With King, Brown, Mitchell, Wooten and Conley, no reason you can't still run it. Though who knows if they will.
Damn. Hate it for the kid. Seems like a great hard working guy. Speedy Recovery!
Crap! 😦
Damn. Best hands on the team.
PLEASE get tid of the TABOOLA video ads.
They are literally making it painful to visit this site.
This is my #1 absolute favorite Bulldogs blog.
But the taboola ads are completely ruining it.
Get Firefox, install Adblock Plus, and you won't see them anymore.
Ummm, I don't think that's the kind of posts GTP's sponsers like to see.
I use AdBlock, but I have the Senator's site whitelisted because I want him to benefit from the ads.
But the Taboola ones are just intrusive as heck and horribly distracting. They detract from the quality of the content.
There is a silver lining. Without Taboola, who could have known that "["Here Comes Honey Boo Boo" star Alana], who is 6, was seen on the show eating 'nearly expired junk food and road kill.' While the family proudly proclaims their Redneck heritage," which explains why I was seeing less road kill lately.
Like the rest of you, I hate it….esp. for Bennett. What a great competitor he is! He will surely be missed, no matter how many other good receivers Georgia has to go to. He's been the money guy for Murray.
Reminded me of Kris Durham..
Kid was much more impressive than Kris Durham. He's much more similar to Reggie Brown in the way he plays the game.
Richt should have knock on wood when he was being interviewed about Bennett, and the lack of injuries with lady sportswriter. God Bless Michael Bennett.
All the more reason for Malcolm Mitchell to be on offense full time.
Really gonna miss Michael "White Lightning" Bennett's attitude and demeanor on the field. He has been a great competitor and his work ethic in catching and blocking seemed to lift our receiver group. Liked the comment above, "WIN IT FOR BENNETT" and hope that is our rallying cry for Carolina. Michael Bennett = DGD!!!
Tough break for the kid. Hopefully he comes back strong next year.
Hate to hear that news. Hears to rehab and coming back strong next year.
In other news, this has ratcheted up my level of angst for this game exponentially.
Richt should have considered BENNETT like finding a Diamond in the forest on that Dawg NITE he was discovered. I still remember how Richt reacted when he made either his first TD or a pivotal catch in game last season. This should be a big disappointment to Richt. He seem to be really fond of Bennett.
I guess he'll stay away from the KA house on Tuesday nights now…… their stairway is pretty steep
Sorry to hear this for Bennett. He's a great player and will truly be missed. Hope he kills the rehab (no doubt he will) and makes it back next year at some point.
Tough loss for Dawgs. AM to Bennett was clicking. They were in sync on the routes and timing. Time for the other receivers (and TEs) to step up.
Turn, turn, turn again….dig me the Fairport Convention version. Get well soon.
This will now really test Murray's maturity and his ability to emotionally get over this disappointment, and to change his mind set to win against a ranked team on Saturday. NO EXCUSES PLEASE.
No excuses, no regrets. This is a loss but with the recievers we have featured so far, add Mitchell, Conley, and expand the roles of JSW, Wooten, and Brown it could be just a half-step back. Along with King, we still have a great group for AM to target. Very sad for Bennett but maybe the other receivers can get him a ring anyway. Got to believe, we didn't really expect to go through the season without some bad breaks did we?
His down field blocking will be missed by Gurshall a lot. He would really get after the DB's.


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Airbus, a market leader in commercial and military transport aircraft is showcasing ideas for a sustainable aviation at the Le Bourget Air Show between June 20th– 26th. Visitors will be able to see revolutionary ideas and concepts as well as daily flying displays from the world's most modern passenger and military transport aircraft.
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Age: 52
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Career: Town of Hempstead councilman 1993-present. Previously a Village of East Rockaway deputy mayor and trustee. District director for former Rep. Norman F. Lent, special assistant to county Board of Supervisors and town director of Communications.
Political experience: In addition to above, Republican National Convention delegate in 2012. Executive leader of the East Rockaway Republican Committee.
Family: Single.
Other: Numerous local religious, civic and charitable organizations.


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Though he didn't know his father, Gregg Allman, until later in life, Devon Allman is nonetheless part of the family tree. You can hear it in his deep, bluesy, soulful voice and heartrending vocal phrasing. And you can hear it in the way he infuses the Allmans' post-blues explorations with a psychedelic bent all his own. Whether fronting his own Devon Allman's Honeytribe, or serving as a member of the "all-star" ensemble Royal Southern Brotherhood - alongside Cyril Neville, Mike Zito, Charlie Wooten and Yonrico Scott - Allman has proven himself to be a guitarist, vocalist and songwriter of considerable prowess.
Allman is poised to drop "Turquoise," his first proper solo album, in February. At 9 p.m. Saturday, he'll debut material from that album at Duke's Bohemian Grove Bar (253 Allen St.). Allman will be joined by openers the Little Mountain Band and Slip Madigan, and will be followed by a late-night set from DJ Drop-D. Call 240-9359.
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Wow! That's a really big bottle of champagne!
Quote from: punatic on July 29, 2012, 08:35:44 PMWow! That's a really big bottle of champagne! Yeah, pliny the elder flavored champagne!
First, while he was checking temp with my digital thermometer, I watched as I saw the thermometer slide from his grasp in slow mo and sink to the bottom of the boil kettle. Second, his ex drops off the 2 year old because she has some work issue and can't find a sitter. You know 2 year olds are pretty curious and unbeknownst to me, she has cracked the valve open on the boil kettle. I'm busy talking to market patrons and notice something leaking underneath my truck (we were brewing on the tailgate).....what the hell is that I wonder.
It's 10:15 now, and I have a facial twitch. I decide it's time to start drinking.


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Martin Amis, once dubbed "fiction's angriest writer," continues dissecting the absurdity and excesses of postmodern society in his latest novel, "Lionel Asbo: State of England," which reaches bookstores Aug. 21. The British novelist, 62, recently moved from London to Brooklyn, N.Y., with his wife, American writer Isabel Fonseca, and their teenage daughters, Clio and Fernanda.
The subtitle of your new novel, "Lionel Asbo," is "State of England." But I think your story of a sociopathic criminal who wins the lottery and becomes a tabloid celebrity could easily have happened here.
Yeah, it could. But it's not just for that reason the subtitle is there. It's the whole imagined world of Diston [Asbo's home borough in London]. It's just so English. Put it this way: It's true that anything can happen in America, but it's almost impossible to imagine a microcosm of America. Henry James said America was more like a world than a country, and you couldn't imagine a novel with a subtitle "State of America," could you? There has been John Dos Passos' "U.S.A.," and many ambitious American novelists have tried to contain a huge amount of America in this or that novel, but I don't think they for a minute think they've got anything close to the essence of it — it's too various. England is small enough, homogenous enough so that you can have a shot at writing a novel with that subtitle, whereas in America it would be a vast undertaking.
So Lionel and his girlfriend, "Threnody," have real-life inspirations?
In Lionel's case, I did read a charming book written by a dustbin man, a young man who won the lottery, and it wasn't nearly as much as Lionel — 10 million or something. And I read his book, thinking this will be full of good stuff, but when I closed it, I realized I couldn't use a single idea or notion, because that is the usual cliched story. Whatever else you say about Lionel, he isn't a type. He isn't a cliche. So you abandon the real-life model very early on. The same with [celebrity and former topless model] Katie Price; my character "Threnody" is a Katie Price wannabe, but she can't pull it off in the way Katie Price has done. All you get out of that kind of research is the setting, not the motivation or emotional direction of the characters.
I haven't seen many characters named after a poem for the dead. And why is her name always in quotes?
Because she insists. It's just another bit of ridiculous affectation tacked onto the name itself, which is bad enough.
You've said you wrote "Lionel Asbo" out of admiration when you were accused of writing it out of disgust. Admiration of what, exactly?
"Admiration" isn't quite right. Affection. I realized as I was coming close to the end that this is a big theme in the book, and it corresponds to something I actually believe. All my life I've hung out with people who are not that far from Lionel Asbo, and when I do I'm always astounded by how vivid, intelligent, original and expressive they are. I do think there is a huge reservoir of untapped intelligence in what used to be called the residuum and is now called the underclass. I feel that is a tragedy, because if that intelligence is not encouraged, then people do become perversely stupid and they think, "To hell with it. It doesn't matter whether I'm clever or I'm not; I don't have a chance anyway."
You've said the book wasn't about class but money, but I think the situation you're describing is probably more the case now than ever. Even this country has become more class bound; mobility is harder now than it was when you were younger.
I agree. Inequality has now reached the level it was after the First World War. Maybe a little bit worse, both in the U.K. and the U.S. Certainly in the second half of the century, there was a steady effort against that trend and a slight evening out of these huge gulf differences, but now suddenly it seems to have gone back to a plutocracy. And what's going on in America is, I think, really alarming, the idea that there's Mitt Romney having a fundraiser in Jerusalem with, sitting on his right, a casino billionaire [Sheldon Adelson] who has famously hawkish views about Israel, because he's going to give him $100 million toward his campaign.
The "super PAC" ruling is an obvious disaster, as if there wasn't enough money in politics in this country before that. Now it's completely unrestrained, and there was very little outrage expressed about it. I'm really mesmerized about this question. I'm going to go to Tampa for the [Republican] convention. I'm writing about it for Newsweek. It seems like there's a sort of shamelessness that's quite new and also, can you explain why the very rich suddenly keep demanding respect and reverence and they feel almost hurt that they're not getting the social éclat as well as the financial reward?
I was struck by the wealthy jokes in "Lionel Asbo," similar to our dumb blond jokes, only about the rich. You'd never hear that here. Do you think this country is more reverential toward wealth?
I think it is, what Saul Bellow returned to again and again — that mentality that said, if you're so smart, how come you ain't rich? It used to be said that money stinks. Then there was a Latin tag about a tax on sewers, with the tag, Pecunia non olet — money doesn't stink. Nowadays in America, money is the only thing that doesn't stink. It's extraordinary.
Do you ever feel grateful for being born into your generation?
Yeah. A little bit guilty too. Because we're going to be such a problem. They call it "silver tsunami," the graying of the globe, and it's the most dramatic demographic phenomenon in history. And that's me and my lot. I'm personally quite grateful for it, but I look at my children and feel that they're going to be very much burdened by me and my contemporaries.
You recently moved to New York for family reasons, and you're working on another novel about the Holocaust. But are you taking notes for a new novel set here, perhaps with echoes of Citizens United?
What happens to you in your life doesn't become available as fiction until after a three-year lag, because it has to travel up and down your spine. I've written novels partly or wholly set in America already, so it would be perfectly natural for me to write another one. This is a slight boast, but it occurred to me not long ago that I spent a year here as a child. And I think I can speak American.
You mean in writing dialogue?
Yeah, the rhythm of speech is not strange to me, and it must be because of that. When I read Americans doing English voices and English people doing American voices, it never seems to me right. But I feel that year has given me fluency in America, so it wouldn't be at all surprising if I did, in a couple of years time, write another novel.
And now you're in the belly of the beast.
Yeah, and I think it is a very interesting time to be in America at the moment. Alarming, but interesting. I think what we are perhaps living through are the tremors of the awareness that America is entering decline, and that is a very nerve-racking phase in any civilization.


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Tallahassee, FL - Amber Eagen can remember the first time she got a concussion. It was two years ago during a basketball game. She took an elbow to the head and dropped to the floor.
"I had never gotten one before," Eagen said. "And I didn't know how bad it was. I hear about concussions, but you never really know what it's like until you go through it."
Eagen, a sophomore at Maclay, has had two more concussions since then, all sustained while playing basketball.
"I'd like to go out and play again," she said. "But, honestly...I'm scared."
Eagen has dealt with varying effects such as migraines and mood swings.
"I guess I thought it wouldn't happen to me again. Basketball is something that I love. Everyone in my family loves it."
Doctor Jacob VanLandingham is a professor at Florida State. He has studied concussions for 16 years.
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VanLandingham said multiple concussions can lead to problems with memory, cognition and attention, among other effects.
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[James] Morrison Harris Papers 1778-1928, MS. 2739
Maryland Historical Society
Library of Maryland History
[James] Morrison Harris Papers, 1778-1928
Maryland Historical Society
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Baltimore MD 21201-4674
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Descriptive Summary
Maryland Historical Society
Baltimore MD 21201-4674
Biographical Sketch of [James] Morrison Harris
[James] Morrison Harris was born 20 November 1817 in Baltimore City to Colonel David Harris, a merchant, and Sarah (Montgomery) Harris. Educated at various private institutions in Baltimore, he entered Lafayette College in Easton, Pennsylvania, in 1833 but left in 1835 because of an eye infection that threatened blindness. A student of the Classics, he first took clerical positions in Baltimore and Norfolk after leaving school. It was through his employment as a bank clerk that he made the acquaintance of David Stewart, a Baltimore lawyer, who persuaded him to study law in the attorney's office. Mr. Harris was admitted to the Baltimore Bar on 4 May 1843 and the High Court of Chancery in Annapolis, Maryland, on 8 July of the same year. Then, in 1844, he toured Europe in order to arrest his ailing health.
His first case was the McCurry trial of March, 1845, in which he appeared as counsel for Henry McCurry [M'Curry] who was accused and convicted of the murder of Paul Roux. Later, he served as counsel along with Joseph H. Bradley for Surgeon-General William A. Hammond in the U.S. government's case against the physician in 1864.
Mr. Harris entered the political arena in 1854 when he accepted the American Party's nomination to the third congressional district of Maryland. It was from there that he was elected into the United States House of Representatives for the Thirty-fourth, Thirty-fifth, and Thirty-sixth Congresses (4 March 1855 - 3 March 1861). Harris's election to the second was contested by William P. Preston and to the third by William Pinkney Whyte, however, in both instances he retained his seat. In 1860, he rejected the suggestion of renomination. After the war Mr. Harris voted for some years with the Democratic Party and in 1867 was nominated as a delegate to the proposed Constitutional Convention, an honor which he declined because of pending business engagements. In 1875, he ran for governor of Maryland, but lost the election through fraudulent acts of others that reversed the votes in Baltimore City. Mr. Harris vied for a congressional seat the last time in 1876.
During his time in Congress, he served on the Naval and District of Columbia Committees. Harris was directly responsible for obtaining a pay raise for naval personnel over the president's veto, monies for the improvement of the Patapsco River for navigation, and funds for the purchase of ground on which to erect the United States courthouse in Baltimore. Furthermore, he tried to prevent the secession of the South during the Civil War and after the war sought to heal the breach as soon as possible.
Mr. Harris's excellent oratory abilities made him a popular speaker and he was oft invited to give speeches at gatherings of societies, commencements and dedications. In addition, he wrote many fine articles on his experiences and subjects of interest. Harris's most notable articles and speeches are those concerning his trip to Europe.
He was a member of various organizations and societies and founded with Charles Bradenbaugh the Mercantile Library Association of Baltimore and their yearly lecture series in 1839. In addition, Harris was a founding member of the Maryland Historical Society in 1844 and the Young Mens' Christian Association. Other affiliations included the Masonic Temple, the Odd Fellows and the First Presbyterian Church of which he was a senior trustee.
On 20 October 1851 he married Sidney Calhoun Hall, the daughter of Colonel Benedict William Hall of "Eutaw." His only child and son, William Hall Harris, was born in 1852. Mr. Harris died at his country estate, "Ivy Hill," on 16 July 1898 and was interred in the Westminster Burial Ground in Baltimore, Maryland.
Scope and Content
[James] Morrison Harris' papers span 1778-1928. The first series contains the commonplace books of Mr. Harris. These volumes include two books of verse and quotations, two European travel diaries, a volume of flowers that he collected and pressed from various sites in Europe (to which his granddaughter Mary Patterson Harris added in 1886 and 1898), and a copy of a published volume by Lord Byron carried by Harris (and others before him) on his European trip in 1844.
The second series contains poems, speeches in manuscript form, essays in manuscript form, published speeches and essays, and drafts. These speeches were delivered by Harris at a number of occasions and events and sometimes reflected Harris' opinion on the topic of the speech. For example, in "Educated Labor," Harris expounds that the three essentials of national greatness are: religion, education and labor. In addition, an essay of note entitled, "Portrait Gallery of Baltimore Beauty," extols the beauty of Baltimore women. A majority of the other essays deal with his European travel. The published items have Harris' handwritten notes in the margins.
Located in the third series are documents relating to Harris' career. In 1879, he sought a judgeship on the United States District Court which he lost. Then, in 1881-82 and later in 1889-90, he tried unsuccessfully to become the collector of customs for Baltimore City. Recommendations for his bids, however, were many and included several Garfield and Arthur Clubs, businessmen, servicemen, Baltimore notables, and everyday voters. Other materials in this section concern the improvement of the Patapsco River, the naval legislative bills to raise the salaries of naval personnel, and notes and minutes of the meeting of the United States senators and representatives of the border-states in 1860 and 1861. The border-states meeting was held in Washington, D.C. at Willard's Concert Hall on "F" Street on 28 December 1860. Harris not only took minutes at this meeting but at subsequent meetings held on 3 and 4 January 1861. His notebook on the Democratic Party covers accusations made against that group from 1847-88. Further, the questionnaire for the U.S. Congress' Joint Committee on Printing and the questionnaire for the History of the Bench and Bar of Maryland contain background information on Harris.
The fourth series contains Harris' miscellaneous papers. In 1845, Brantz Mayer and he drew up a prospectus, complete with cost analysis and a list of subscribers to shares, for establishing an evening newspaper in Baltimore. Their newspaper, however, never materialized. Later, in 1849, John Neal of Portland, Maine, and Harris corresponded about a clairvoyant experiment. A man in Baltimore was given a lock of hair and from that hair he described the lady from which it had been cut, her surroundings, people with her, and what she and her companions were doing at that moment in Portland, Maine. This section concludes with a poem dedicated to Harris.
Wills of Esther Morrison Harris and Sarah Harris are in the fifth series. In addition, there is an 1842 request for J. Morrison Harris to become Sarah's trustee. Col. David Harris' creditors sought to attach his wife's, Sally's [Sarah], legacy of $3000.00 from her sister, Esther Morrison, in order to pay debts owed by him. Sarah wanted to avert this situation by having her son appointed as her trustee.
Two items pertaining to W[illiam] Hall Harris [Sr.] appear in the collection. The first is his 1891 application for membership in the Maryland Society, Sons of the American Revolution and the second is his questionnaire for the History of the Bench and Bar of Maryland.
Genealogical information on the Harris and Montgomery families occurs in the seventh series. The obituary of Col. Harris (written by Judge Upton S. Heath, a former major in the colonel's company), obituary notices of J. Morrison Harris, a list of ancestors, and genealogical charts and notes all appear in this section.
The remaining miscellaneous papers and notes contain a return for the wounded and killed of the Maryland Line in 1780 and a list of the Old Defenders, former members of Col. Harris' company. In addition, there are miscellaneous newspaper clippings concerning the McCurry murder case, events attended by Harris, commentaries on his lectures, and his involvement in political events; a manuscript death notice for S[evern] T[eakle] Wallis submitted to the Baltimore American, [1894]; a small volume entitled, Daily Texts with Versus of Hymns: Adapted for General Use; and a report on Spesutia Hundred and St. George's Parish located in Baltimore County [now Harford County] in the seventeenth century. The remaining items are miscellaneous notes.
Correspondence spans the years 1778-1928. The early letters concern Harris' European trip and the subsequent articles he wrote about that experience. Rev. John M. Harris wrote often to J. Morrison Harris in the 1840s and 1850s about John's purchase of a farm and the buying out of his sister Esther's portion of the property. Improvement of the Patapsco River correspondence is dated 1853-56 with a copy of a letter dated 1854 from then secretary of war, Jefferson Davis. In 1859, there are letters concerning the sale of the First Presbyterian Church of Baltimore. A majority of the 1860 correspondence concerns the Naval Appropriations Bill and the Naval Pay Bill because of Harris' seat on the House of Representatives' naval committee and his work to obtain pay raises for naval personnel which he did over presidential veto. Other letters written in 1860 are requests of Harris for recommendations to various offices. In 1860-61, Harris received correspondence from several congressmen.
Apparently, he had queried a large number of his colleagues about the level of Union sentiment in their respective states and the question of secession. Letters of the late 1860s are mainly thank you notes to Harris for speaking engagements. Harris' two major correspondents for 1879 were A[lexander] B[urton] Hagner, an associate justice of the Supreme Court for the District of Columbia, and John Sherman of the United States Treasury Department. President James Garfield wrote Harris three letters in 1880 and Chester A. Arthur wrote him one. Another Arthur letter was written in 1881. In addition, the 1881 correspondence contains a note from U[lysses] S. Grant to Lucy M. Porter. There is also a John Greenleaf Whittier autograph dated 1891. Finally, all correspondence beginning with the year 1898 was written to W[illiam] Hall Harris, [Sr.].
Melinda Kay Friend
8 March 1990
Container List MS 2739
Commonplace Books of J. Morrison Harris with additions by Mary Patterson Harris
Notebook of Thoughts and Verse, 1837-41
Book of Quotations, 1842
European Travel Diaries, 1844
Childe Harold's Pilgrimage, 1844
Book of Pressed Flowers from Europe, 1844, 1886, 1898
"Destruction of Jerusalem,"1840
Miscellaneous poems, 1848-90
Speeches - manuscripts
"Essay on the Navy,"1841 May 17
"International Copy Right"[ sic], 1842 April 13
"The Position and Duties of Young Men,"1843
"Draft of speech on Sir Walter Ralegh" [sic], 1846
"Sir Walter Ralegh" [sic], 1846 May 19
"Educated Labor,"1853 January 21
["Popular Education"], 1854 October 25
["Religion"], 1866 June 21
"The Testimony of Modern Science to the Inspiration of Moses,"186[7] July 30
"Educated Labor,"1868 September 23
"On Agriculture,"1873 September 17
Dr. [Thomas] Guard - Remarks at Mt. Vernon Church upon his Death and Character, [ca. 1885]
Address before the Grand Lodge [Masonic] of Maryland on Its Centennial, 1886 November 16
Draft of Address before the Maryland Historical Society, 1894
Address before the Maryland Historical Society, 1894 March 12
Address before the Maryland Institute, n.d.
Draft of "Educated Labor," n.d.
["The Legal Profession"], n.d.
"St. Paul of Tarsus," n.d.
Essays - manuscripts
"Great Britain,"1841 November
"Great Britain"- newspaper clippings removed from
"British India,"1843 February 23
"A Day Among the Alps,"[ca. 1844]
"Rome - The Forum, the Palace and the Church,"1845
"Sketches of Italy - Venice - The Foscari Family,"1845
"Sketches of Italy - Florence - The Studio of Powers,"1845
Manuscript notes of the "Paper Upon California,"1849 March
Draft of "[Brantz] Mayer on Mexico,"1852 July
"Rhyming Hits at the Times,"1867
A Chapter on Bells, n.d.
"Portrait Gallery of Baltimore Beauty," n.d.
"The Power and Work of the Sun," n.d.
"Predestination," n.d.
Draft of "Rhyming Hits at the Times," n.d.
Speeches and Essays - published
Bound volume of published essays, 1844-86
"Rome,"1846 January
["Plan for Organization of the National American Party,"] 1859 December 1
"State of the Union,"1861 January 29
"The Egyptian Prince and Hebrew Lawgiver,"1867
"Synopsis of a Speech delivered by the Hon. J. Morrison Harris,"1876 October 3
Career of J[ames] Morrison Harris
Recommendations of J. Morrison Harris as Judge of the United States District Court, 1879
Recommendations for J. Morrison Harris as Judge of the United States District Court, 1879
Recommendations for J. Morrison Harris as Collector of Customs for Baltimore City, 1881-82, 1889-90
Documents concerning Improvement of the Patapsco River, 1854, 1856
Notes concerning naval legislative bills, ca. 1858-60
Notes concerning the meeting of the United States senators and representatives of the border-states, 1860, 1861
Notebook on the Democratic Party, 1847-88
Facts on the political career of J[ames] Morrison Harris, 1925, n.d.
Questionnaire for the History of the Bench and Bar of Maryland for James Morrison Harris, ca. 1901
Miscellaneous Papers of J[ames] Morrison Harris
Papers of J. Morrison Harris and Brantz Mayer concerning the establishment of an evening newspaper, 1845
Personal loans and receipt, 1846-47, 1879
Certificate of Odd Fellows membership, 1847
Notes on clairvoyant experiments, 1849
"Our Union Flag"- a poem dedicated to J[ames] Morrison Harris, [ca. 1861]
Legal Papers
Request for J[ames] Morrison Harris to be Sally Harris' trustee, 1842
Will of Esther Morrison Harris, 1847
Will of Sarah Harris, 1847
Will of Esther Morrison Harris, 1849
Will of Sarah Harris, 1849
W[illiam] Hall Harris [Sr.] Papers
Application for membership in the Maryland Society, Sons of the American Revolution, 1891
Questionnaire for the History of the Bench and Bar of Maryland, ca. 1901
Genealogical Information
Obituary of Colonel David A. Harris, [1844]
Obituary notices for J[ames] Morrison Harris, 1898
List of ancestors for Colonial Dames Badge - Mary Patterson Harris, n.d.
Harris and Montgomery families genealogical charts and notes, n.d.
Miscellaneous Papers
Return of killed, wounded, prisoners and missing of the Maryland Line in the action, 16 August 1780
Miscellaneous newspaper clippings, v.y.
List of Old Defenders - former members of Col. Harris' Company, [18]75
Notice of Death of S[evern] T[eackle] Wallis for the Baltimore American, [1894]
Daily Texts with Versus of Hymns: Adapted for General Use, n.d.
Report on Spesutia Hundred, 1658 and St. George's Parish, 1693 n.d.
Miscellaneous notes
Correspondence, 1778-1858
Correspondence, 1859-89
Correspondence, 1891-1928, n.d.
Adams, Malachi, fl. 1881
Agricultural Society of Montgomery County, 1868
Allegany [County Agricultural] Society, 1873
Allegany Co,--Clubs, 1873
Archer, W[illiam] L., fl. 1845
Arthur, C[hester] A[llen], 1830-1886
Arthur, T[imothy] S[hay], fl. 1845
Atkinson, Robert, fl. 1898
Bache, A. D., fl. 1860
Backus, John, fl. 1860
Badger, Oscar C., fl. 1872
Baltimore County - Clubs, 1881
Baltimore, Md.-- Women, n.d.
Barca, Calderon de la, fl. 1853
Bartol, Ja[me]s L., fl. 1879
Bateman, Warren M., fl. 1881
Belgium - Description and Travel, 1844
Bennett, R. H., fl. 1858
Benton, Thomas H., fl. 1853
Bishop, James, fl. 1860
Black Republicans - Baltimore, Md., 1861, 1881
Blair, W. W., fl. 1860
Bonaparte, Charles J., fl. 1898
Border States Conference, 1861
Brewerton, Hen[ry], fl. 1853
Brown, H. J. (Dr.), fl. 1881
Buchanan, Frank[li]n, fl. 1860
Carey, John E., fl. 1892
Cass, Lewis, fl. 1853
Cattel, W. C., fl. 1867
Central-Colored Republican Garfield & Arthur Club, 1881
Chandler, W[illia]m E., fl. 1893
Chestertown, Md. - County Mass Meeting, 1860
Chestertown, Md., 1860
Civil War - poetry, ca. 1861
Civil War - politics, 1860-64
Clairvoyant experiments, 1849
Clarke, Ja[me]s C., fl. 1864
Clay Monumental Association, 1860
Clubs - Allegany Co., 1873
Clubs - Baltimore Co., 1881
Clubs - Frederick Co., 1868
Clubs - Montgomery Co., 1868, 1881
Clubs - Towson, Md., 1860
Comer, George, fl. 1898
Commonplace Books, 1837-42
Cowen, John K., fl. 1879,1887
Creager, J. P. (Dr.), fl. 1861
Crittenden Amendment, 1861
Crittenden Resolutions, 1861
"Cumberland"- ship, 1860
Cumberland Valley, Pa. - "Happy Retreat", n.d.
Davidson, Hunter, fl. 1860
Davis, C. W., fl. 1860
Davis, Garrett, fl. 1855
Davis, Jeffer[son], 1808-1889
Davis, Robert, fl. 1845
Democratic Party, 1847-88
Devens, Charles (Attorney General), fl. 1879
Diary - Travel, 1844
Dobbin, Geo[rge] W. (Judge), fl. 1879
Doty, Lucien W., fl. 1867
E. Gerrell and Company, fl. 1845
Education, 1854
Elections & election campaigns - U. S., 1888
"Elk Lawn"- Jefferson County, Va., 1844, 1847
Ellicott, And[rew], fl. 1860
Emmons, Geo[rge] S., fl. 1860
European Travel Diaries, 1844
European Travel, 1844
First Presbyterian Church of Baltimore, 1859
Fisher, J. E., fl. 1881
Flags - Union, (poetry) ca. 1861
Folger, C[harles] J[ames], fl. 1884
Foote, Andrew H., fl. 1860
Foster, C., fl. 1879
France - Description and Travel, 1844
Fraternal organizations, 1880s
Frederick County Agricultural Society, 1868
Frederick Co. --Clubs, 1868
Fuller, Henry M., fl. 1860
Gardening - European, 1844, 1886, 1898
Garfield & Arthur Club of Phoenix, Baltimore Co., 1881
Garfield & Arthur Club of Towsontown, 1881
Garfield & Arthur Club, Central-Colored Republican, 1881
Garfield & Arthur Club, No. 2 of Montgomery Co., 1881
Garfield & Arthur Club, No. 3 of the 9th Colored District of Baltimore, 1881
Garfield, J[ames] A[bram], 1831-1881
Garrett, James M., fl. 1881
Germany - Description and Travel, 1844
Giles, Judge_____, fl. 1879
Gillen, E. B., fl. 1897
Gilman, D[avid] C[ort], fl. 1886
Gilman, John A., fl. 1859
Gilman, John S., fl. 1879
Grand Lodge of Maryland [Masonic], 1886
Grant, U[lysses] S[impson], 1881
Guard, [Thomas] (Dr.), ca. 1885
Hagner, A[lexander] B[urton], 1826-1915
Hammond, William A. (Dr.), 1829-1894
"Happy Retreat"- Cumberland Valley, Pa., n.d.
Harris Family - Genealogy
Harris, David Caldwell, 1810-1858
Harris, David (Col.), 1770-1844
Harris, Esther Morrison, 1806-1879
Harris, George Washington, 1812-1883
Harris, J[ames] Morrison, 1817-1898
Harris, John Montgomery, 1808-1881
Harris, John T., fl. 1861
Harris, Mary Patterson, 1878-
Harris, Sarah (Montgomery), 1779-1849
Harris, William Davidson, 1800-1875
Harris, William Hall [Sr.], 1852-1938
Hayden, W. M., fl. 1898
Heany, Ezra S., fl. 1867
Heath, Upton S., fl. 1844
Henry, Patrick, fl. 1860
Higgins, Authorey, fl. 1889
Hinks, Sam[ue]l, fl. 1856
Hodge, Hugh Lenox (Rev.), fl. 1928
Hogg, Alex[ande]r, fl. 1869
Hughes, C[harles], fl. 1848
Hughes, Geo[rge] W., fl. 1861
Ingraham, D[a]n[ie]l, fl. 1860
Italy - Description and Travel, 1844
Jefferson County, Va. - "Elk Lawn", 1844, 1847
Jenkins, Thorton S., fl. 1860
Jordan, John, fl. 1852
Kaufman, J. Henry, fl. 1869
Kennedy, A., fl. 1880
Kennedy, J. D., fl. 1898
Kennedy, J[ohn] P[endleton], fl. 1845
Kennedy, Surgeon [Daniel?], 1880
Keyser, W[illia]m. fl. 1879
Know Nothings, 1854, 1859
Lafayette College - Easton, Pa., 1867
Latrobe, Jo[h]n H. B., fl. 1872
Laurel Lycenum, 1853
Lee, Isabel G., fl. 1889
Lee, S. S., fl. 1860
Leslie, Robert, fl. 1856
Letcher, John, fl. 1861
Loat, John, fl. 1868
Logan, John A., fl. 1884
Magruder, G., fl. 1860
Maryland Historical Society, 1846, 1894
Maryland Institute, 1853
Maryland Line, 1780
[Maryland] State Convention, 1860
Masons (Fraternal organization), 1886
Matthews, Stanley, fl. 1879
Mayer, Brantz, 1809-1879
Mayer, C[ornelia], fl. 1879
Maynard, Horace, fl. 1859, 1861, 1880
McCauley, [Admiral], fl. 1872
McComas, L. E., fl. 1884
McCurry Murder Trial - Baltimore, Md. 1845
McMichael, Morton, fl. 1852-53
McSherry, James, Jr., fl. 1868
Mercantile [Library Association], 1843
Mercer, R. S., fl. 1861
Millson, John S., fl. 1861
Monaghan, James, fl. 1861
Montgomery Co.--Clubs, 1868, 1881
Montgomery Co., Sixth Election District of, 1881
Montgomery Family - Genealogy
Morris, W. H., fl. 1898
Moss, J. A., fl. 1879
Mt. Vernon Church, Baltimore, Md., ca. 1885
Myers, G. A., fl. 1846
National American Party, 1859
Naturalization Law, 1845
Naval Appropriations Bill, 1860
Naval Pay Bill, 1860
Naval Spirit Ration, 1860
Neal, John, fl. 1849
Negroes--political clubs, 1881
Nelson, Tho[ma]s A. B., fl. 1860
Old Defenders, [18]75
"Our Union Flag"- poem, ca. 1861
Patapsco River,, 1853-54, 1856
Patterson, J. Wilson, fl. 1898
Pennsylvania--Land, n.d.
"Perry"- ship, 1860
Phillips, Fred[erick] J., fl. 1884
Pindell, R., fl. 1840
Political parties, mid 19th century
Politics, National, 1860
Porter, Lucy M., fl. 1881
Postal service--appointment of employees, 1881
Powell, L. M., fl. 1860
"Preble"- ship, 1860
Prentice, Geo[rge] D., fl. 1860
Preston, W[illia]m P., fl. 1859
Ramsey, Alex[ander] (Secretary of War), fl. 1879
Republican National Convention, 1860-1888
Republicans, Black - Baltimore, Md., 1861, 1881
Ringgold, Cadwalader, fl. 1860
Ritchie, Albert, fl. 1898
Rivers - Improvement, 1853-54, 1856
Rodgers, George, fl. 1898
Scott, Walter Q., fl. 1867
Secession - Missouri, 1861
Secession, 1861
Sherman, John, fl. 1879
Ships - "Cumberland," 1860
Ships - "Perry," 1860
Ships - "Preble," 1860
Sixth Election District of Montgomery Co., 1881
Skillman, David B., fl. 1925
Slavery, 1860
Smith, A. A., fl. 1867
Smith, T. S. C., fl. 1868
Southern Pacific Railroad, 1860
Speed, J. J., fl. 1846
Spesutia Hundred (1658), n.d.
St. George's Parish (1693), n.d.
Steiner, Bernard C., fl. 1898
Stewart, Dan, fl. 1852
Stewart, John, fl. 1852
Stokes, N. B., fl. 1861
Stuart, Alex[ander] H. H., fl. 1853
Summers, Geo[rge], fl. 1861
Swaim, General _____, 1884
Switzerland - Description and Travel, 1844
Third Brigade of Maryland Militia, 1812
Third Congressional Colored Republican Club, 1881
Thomas, John H., fl., 1879
Thomas, Philip F., fl. 1861
Thompson, R[ichard] W. (Secretary of the Navy), 1859, 1879
Tompkins, Mrs. John A., fl. 1891
Towson, Md--Clubs, 1869
Travel Diaries, 1844
Travel - European, 1844
Trice, Cicero, fl. 1860
Trimble, I[saac] R[idgway] (Dr.), fl. 1898
Trippe, Ro[ber]t, fl. 1859
United States Navy - Pay, 1860
Vaner, Z. B., fl. 1861
Veal, Jo[h]n T., fl. 1881
Virginia--Land, 1844, 1847
Walker, W. S., fl. 1868
Wallis, S[evern] T[eakle], 1816-1894
Washburne, E. B., fl. 1879
Weaver, Jacob J., Jr., fl. 1898, 1901
Webster, Edwin H., fl. 1880
Wheeler, Lewis H. fl., 1869
Whig Party, 1848
Whiskey Rebellion, 1794
Whitridge, John C., fl. 1884
Whittier, John Greenleaf, 1807-1892
Williams, Joseph Wilson, fl. 1881
Windom, W[illia]m, fl. 1881
Winthrop, Rob[er]t C., fl. 1850
Women - Baltimore, Md., n.d.
Wood, W[illia]m Maxwell, fl. 1860
Young Mens' Christian Association - Towson, Md., 1869


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January 23, 2013
Helpful holiday personal finance tips for consumers
As part of the American Collector Association, we wanted to share a valuable consumer resource article published in December 2012. Checknet, Inc. was asked to be a part of Fox 13 news aired during the holidays 2012. The video will be coming soon for your review.
Holiday season can be stressful for consumers, especially if the prospect of buying gifts will add to an already burdensome debt load.
"Careful planning and active communication are important tools to effectively managing personal finances, particularly if a consumer is struggling to make payments on their current debt obligations or being contacted by a debt collector," ACA Chief Executive Officer Patrick Morris said.
- Plan and Budget: Holiday gift giving doesn't need to break the bank; after all, it's the thought that counts. Determine what you can reasonably afford, create a budget and plan for gifts, and stick to it. Keep in mind that purchases on credit will need to be repaid at some point in the future.
Track your Spending: Keep tabs on how much you spend to help stay within the guidelines of your "holiday budget."
Protect your Identity: Be careful about giving personal information including a credit or debit card number over the phone and online. Monitor your accounts and immediately report any suspicious or unauthorized purchases to your bank or credit card company. Consumers should monitor their credit and are entitled to a free credit report each year atwww.annualcreditreport.com. If you believe your identity has been stolen, contact your local police department.
Communicate with Creditors: Having trouble making payments on an existing debt? Contact the creditor to discuss alternative payment arrangements. It won't eliminate your debt but it can make things more manageable. Communication is particularly important if you are behind in payments to a creditor (e.g., credit card, loan, mortgage, medical) to avoid having the debt appear on credit reports.
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Le Creuset Signature Round French Oven -5.5 qt. Flame Orange Enameled Cast Iron
Le Creuset Signature Cast Iron French Oven - Flame Orange
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Bulldogs Close Competition at IC4As
PRINCETON, N.J. – The Bulldogs competed on the final day of IC4A Championships with senior Chris Labosky in the 800-meter run and junior David Smith in the shot put. The Bulldogs came in 38th place overall with eight points.
Smith came in 25th place in the shot put with a throw of 15.11m. He has made above the 15-meter mark for the last couple of meets and looks ready for a strong season next year.
Labosky went under 1:50 again in the finals of the 800-meter run, clocking 1:49.25 to place fifth and score for the Bulldogs. It was a close race in which all seven runners finished within two seconds of each other. With Labosky's time of 1:48.25 from Saturday's preliminaries, Labosky has the 11th fastest time in the Eastern Region, according to tfrrs.org and is expected to qualify for the NCAA Regional Championships.
Several other Bulldogs may also qualify, based on their performances from this season. The top 48 performances in the Eastern Region automatically qualify for the NCAA Regional in Greensboro, N.C. on May 28-29. The list of qualifiers will be announced by May 21.
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The Oregon Office of State Fire Marshal (OSFM) provides information to citizens and agencies to increase the number of residences with working smoke alarms and provides guidance on Oregon smoke alarm laws. For questions regarding smoke alarms, contact 503-934-8228 or firstname.lastname@example.com.
Oregon Revised Statute, Residential Buildings
Oregon Administrative Rule, Smoke Alarms and Smoke Detectors
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Q. Why should my home have smoke alarms?
A. You are four times more likely to survive a home fire if you have a working smoke alarm. During a fire, you may have less than three minutes to escape. Smoke spreads fast, and smoke alarms alert you to the danger and give you time to get out.
Q. What is the difference between a smoke alarm and a smoke detector?
A. A smoke alarm is a self-contained, single or multiple-station smoke-sensing device. A smoke alarm detects and alarms. A smoke detector is a smoke-sensing device that is not self-contained and operates as part of a central control system. A smoke detector detects smoke and sends the information to an alarm panel. (ORS 479.250).
Q. What types of smoke alarms are available?
A. Ionization, photoelectric, combination (ionization/photoelectric), and smoke (ionization or photoelectric)/carbon monoxide alarms. For more information on the types of alarms, their power source, and hush feature requirements see this chart.
A conventional audible smoke alarm does not fully address the needs of people who are Deaf or hard of hearing. For more information on smoke alarms for people who are Deaf or hard of hearing, please visit: Fire Safety for people who are Deaf or Hard of Hearing.
Q. What is the difference between ionization and photoelectric smoke alarms? A. Ionization smoke alarms are quicker at sensing flaming, fast moving fires. Photoelectric smoke alarms are quicker at sensing smoldering fires. Both types are recommended for protection from both types of fires.
Q. Where do I install smoke alarms?
A. Smoke alarms in dwelling units shall be installed in each sleeping room as per the applicable requirements of the State Building Code at the time of construction and in the corridor or area giving access to sleeping areas according to the manufacturer's instructions*.
Where sleeping areas are located on an upper level, the smoke alarm or smoke detector shall be installed in an accessible location as close as practical to the center of the ceiling directly over the stairway. Where sleeping areas are widely separated (i.e., on different levels or opposite ends of the dwelling unit) and/or where a single smoke alarm or smoke detector will not adequately service all sleeping areas, a smoke alarm or smoke detector shall be installed adjacent to each sleeping area. (OAR 837-045-0050)
*Please note: required when selling or renting a home.
Q. Are smoke alarms required on every level?
A. Yes. Smoke alarms are required on each level of the home (including the basement).
Q. Are smoke alarms required in all bedrooms? **
A. Smoke alarms in dwelling units shall be installed in each sleeping room as per the applicable requirements of the State Building Code at the time of construction.
The OSFM recommends adding smoke alarms to each bedroom or other areas used for sleeping to increase protection.
**Please note: Some local ordinances have additional requirements. Check with your local building department. See the Building Department Lookup tool in Resources on this page.
Q. Where should smoke alarms not be installed?
A. Kitchens, bathrooms, garages, and unheated areas where moisture, steam, frost, cooking vapors, and exhaust fumes could cause a nuisance alarm.
Q. Should a smoke alarm be installed in the kitchen?
A. No. If you install smoke alarms in the kitchen, install them at least 10 feet away from cooking appliances. They should be equipped with a hush feature or be photoelectric smoke alarms. (NFPA 72)
Q. How often do I replace my smoke alarm? A. Smoke alarms should be replaced according to the National Fire Protection Association, National Fire Alarm and Signaling Code (72-14.4.7) Replacement of Smoke Alarms in One and Two-Family Dwellings:
"Unless otherwise recommended by the manufacturer's published instructions, single and multiple station smoke alarms installed in one- and two-family dwellings shall be replaced when they fail to respond to operability test, but shall not remain in service longer than 10 years from the date of manufacture." (NFPA 72)
Q. Can I replace a hard-wired smoke alarm with a smoke/carbon monoxide (CO) alarm? A. Yes. You may replace a hard-wired smoke alarm with a hard-wired with battery back-up smoke/CO alarm.
Q. Are 10-year batteries and a hush feature required in smoke alarms in Oregon?
A. All ionization smoke alarms sold in this state that are solely battery-operated shall be packaged with a 10-year battery. All ionization smoke alarms sold in this state shall include a hush mechanism that allows a person to temporarily disengage the alarm for a period of not more than 15 minutes. (ORS 479.297)
"Ten-year smoke alarm battery" means a battery power source that is warranted by the battery manufacturer to be free from defects in materials and workmanship for a period of at least ten (10) years when used in an ionization smoke alarm that: Is listed by a nationally recognized testing laboratory; and has been approved by the nationally recognized testing laboratory for use with a ten-year battery. (OAR 837-045-0040)
Photoelectric, combination (ionization/photoelectric), smoke/carbon monoxide, and hardwired- alarms do not require a 10-year (long life) battery or a hush feature, but are available for sale in Oregon.
Q. How do I keep my smoke alarm working?
A. Smoke alarms must be maintained, tested, and batteries replaced according to the manufacturer's recommended instructions. (OAR 837-047-0150)
Follow the manufacturer's recommendation for the type of battery to use in your smoke alarm. Never disconnect or remove smoke alarm batteries for other uses.
Smoke alarms with a non-replaceable (long-life) battery are designed to be effective for up to 10 years. If the alarm chirps, immediately replace the entire smoke alarm.
For smoke alarms with any other type of battery, replace the battery at least once a year. If the alarm chirps, replace only the battery.
Q. How and when do I test my smoke alarm?
A. Test smoke alarms once a month by pushing the test button.
Q. What should I do when the smoke alarm sounds?
A. Get outside and stay outside. Get low and crawl low under the smoke to your way out. Call 9-1-1 or your local emergency number for help. Never go back inside for people, pets, or belongings.
Q. What do I do if my smoke alarm sounds and it is a nuisance alarm?
A. Many smoke alarms come with a hush feature, a button on the alarm that you push to silence nuisance alarms for up to 15 minutes.
Please note: Nuisance alarms can be caused by steam from showers or smoke from cooking.
Q. Are smoke alarms required and where should they be installed when selling a home?
A. Yes. A person may not convey fee title to any real property that includes a dwelling unit or lodging house, or transfer possession of any dwelling unit or lodging house pursuant to a land sale contract, unless there is installed in the dwelling unit or lodging house a smoke detector or the required number of approved smoke alarms, installed in accordance with the state building code and rules of the State Fire Marshal. (ORS 479.260)
Smoke alarms and smoke detectors in dwelling units shall be installed in each sleeping room as per the applicable requirements of the State Building Code at the time of construction and in the corridor or area giving access to sleeping areas according to the manufacturer's instructions.
Where sleeping areas are located on an upper level, the smoke alarm or smoke detector shall be installed in an accessible location as close as practical to the center of the ceiling directly over the stairway. Where sleeping areas are widely separated (i.e., on different levels or opposite ends of the dwelling unit) and/or where a single smoke alarm or smoke detector will not adequately service all sleeping areas, a smoke alarm or smoke detector shall be installed adjacent to each sleeping area. (ORS 837-045-0050)
Q. Are smoke alarms required in rental dwelling units?
A. Yes. The owner of any rental dwelling unit or the owners authorized agent shall be responsible for supplying, installing, and maintaining the required smoke alarms or smoke detectors and shall provide a written notice containing instructions for testing of the devices. The notice shall be given to the tenant at the time the tenant first takes possession of the premises. (ORS 479.270)
If a smoke alarm is battery-operated or has a battery-operated backup system, the landlord shall supply working batteries for the alarm at the beginning of a new tenancy.
Q. What are my obligations as a tenant?
A. It shall be the responsibility of the tenant of any rental dwelling unit to perform such tests on the smoke alarms or smoke detectors located in a part of the dwelling unit that the tenant is entitled to occupy to the exclusion of others as are recommended by the manufacturer's instructions and immediately notify, in writing, the owner or authorized agent of any deficiencies. Testing intervals shall not exceed six months. It shall also be the responsibility of the tenant during the tenancy to replace any dead batteries, as needed.
A tenant must test, at least once every six months, and replace batteries as needed in any smoke alarm provided by the landlord and notify the landlord in writing of any operating deficiencies. (ORS 479.275)
A tenant may not remove or tamper with a smoke alarm. Tampering includes removal of working batteries. (ORS 479.300)
How to Dispose of Smoke Alarms
Smoke Alarm Data 2005-2014
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This paper examines the development of periphrastic constructions involving auxiliary "have" and "be" with a past participle in the history of English, on the basis of parsed electronic corpora. It is argued that the two constructions represented distinct syntactic and semantic structures: while the one with have developed into a true perfect in the course of Middle English, the one with be remained a stative resultative throughout its history. In this way, it is explained why the be construction was rarely or never used in a number of contexts, including past counterfactuals, iteratives, duratives, certain kinds of infinitives and various other utterance types that cannot be characterized as perfects of result. When the construction with have became a true perfect, it was used in such contexts, regardless of the identity of the main verb, leading to the appearance of have with verbs like come which had previously only taken be. Crucially, however, have was not spreading at the expense of be, as the be perfect had never been used in such contexts, but rather at the expense of the old simple past. At least until the end of the Early Modern English period, the shift in the relative frequency of have and be perfects is to be explained in terms of the expansion of the former into new contexts, while the latter remained stable. A formal analysis is proposed, taking as its starting point a comparison with German which shows that the older English be perfect indeed behaves more like the German stative passive than its haben and sein perfects
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