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the carolina watchman v 0l vii third series salisbury n c mat 18 1876 no 32 -_" weekly j t drfxeb ed and propr ; >■•'" t k uhl ner associate ed ruse hh'tiox hates . . v.,l/.e ill advance 12 00 1 « jjj :.. •■•■1 advertising hates : me puducatton 1 oo i,u!'.u..tloi)s 1 50 :, s i,,r iimiitiisora year jotkeye bee-hive persons wishing to purchase iii-e or sell thu most perfect inven fc-llowing counties will call on the ubden-igned io wit : . . , koiran cabarrus stanly davie catawba burke mcdowell lincoln cleave :,. davidson ml need the price on farm rights from " 1 ii.iw also determined to oner county and r iiisiin 1 rights al a verv reduced price henry cau rle •_■.•*.■,.-. salisburv n.c attention farmers grass seed j .- ivh.l a fresh supply of clover v j n di ii i grass blue grass red top which i will sell cheap at enniss it ptn w buy oue i>o.x of coucentated 3 us lye at ' enniss jgjjj tiie ulii a.\l reliable salisbury 6 marble yard main street rr\.-\t ih i to the court-house fp 11k cl eapest and lest place in north car | tub j drst class monuments tombs head sim es ••>' • tc none but the best nia trtial ii - -'- .' : ''! a l work done in the best style . ill will satisfy you the truth orders solicited and promptly iction guaranteed or uo charge john ii buis propr 17:6ms superior court fisowaii county jiac e chambers | pi intiff i against ' c'ammona jinini ' de/t ndanl i state of north carolina to tjie sheriff if rowan county greeting you ake hereby commanded in the name nl the suite to summon samuel ( :.. iiiiln r defendant in the above action to ippeir t the next term of he superior court unty of rowan al the court 1 louse in sili-luuy on the gih monday after the 3d ilonil-ty in march 1876 then and there to nn irtrthe complaint of jane e chambers i'iaiu liffin il.i suit and you are further comma n notify ihe said defendant that if he fails lorninwer the complaint within the time spe rifiwl by law the said plaintiff will rpply to ibt court for the relief demanded in raid com leiint nncl lor all costs an d charges in ihi-suit w iine j m ilorah clerk of our uid court at office in salisbury this the loth hjof anril a d 1s76 j m iioraii cltrh sup court rowan county 2s:6t.p*d | on and off $& slick as grease ! fv wm a~eagle sl respectfully announces his continuance at nis old una in lii.i old lino on main reel opposite he is always ready and wxiouato accommodate customers in the root ■■•• business in the best manner possible b is prepared to do first class work and can p-xnpete with anj northern shop on hand made hisu i.'.i.ne lasts tc arc ofthe latest ■: patcrns he keep on band ready ark and took equal to any special or r - punting hoots in best style 7 new boot best quality 1 1 repairing neatly and tly done at reasonable price sat'isfac 1 or no charge mail prciinptlv filled wm a eagle j n.80 1876 15:6mo j*"bg ago the world was convinced that sew , io pcan ■*; d ne t.y machinery the unlyque ''' is what machine combines in itself number of important advantages « the florence with its self-regulating tension sew i"n muslin to leather without change of " r needle then from right to left and left taorf i v e "'■'■*' tylc of the machine sews iti ■"" l '"' p era -** 1 i a may be desired and finisi i 1 * alik ' nn l,<lll rides - in l<'ga 1 c , of oik a " in ""' lllu ' s - of operation variety of ; ' 1 reasonableness in price the florence or i 1 h p hes * distinction i 0 cartiand n.c is the agent re is also b ickford knitting machine ;; " pairs of socks have been knit and j ' w ' ,,! i:t seam and wilh perfect heel nun hoods shawls scarfs gloves ac ,-,;./; h . :: pon this woman's frit ml which ( . ''•" e*u nee in relation to cither knitter tacbino is invited and samples of *; p°n application all orders by mail wtot ire o'l't attention machine ship i!ii ° ''"' s,a,e ' aud • s iti--facti.iii isldr agents wanted in every couitti ft all communications to . •'. b.cartl akd salisbury " r - p g cartland gen'i agt iu ,, greensboro n c y s 6 i nee of salisburv agent call on ht k at the national hotel f23:ly stonewall jackson at ce dar run by an eye witness richmond whig iu the bummer of 1862 after mcclel lan had been driven from the front of richmond to tbe ehclier of his gunboats on the lower james the corps of stone wall jackson comprising the divisions of ewell and winder to which a p hill's was shortly added was ordered to gor donsville for tbe purpose of operating in northern virginia as tbe commander thought best subject however to tbe orders of general r e lee wbo was slill near richmond with ibe remainder of bis aimy a few weeks rest iu the then bounti ful country around gordousville greatly improved ihe health and spirit of tbe men aud recruited our wornout learns general john pope wbo had recently been apppointed to the chief command ol the federal forces in virginia was collecting a large army in our front with his headquarters at culpeper courthouse mcolell.ui also was also transferring his troops from the james to fredricksburg on the rappahannock to prevent a juncture of these two armies general jackson determined to strike the former and turn pope towards the mountains or drive him back upon washington city accordingly a forced march was made through the county f orange and part of culpeper the divisions moving by differ ent eoads pope advanced to meet us and the two armies came together at a lit tle stream called cedar run six miles southwest from culpeper courthouse our line was quickly formed on the sotith side ofthe stream ewell's division form ing the right and was pisted on the slope ol a little mountain called slaughter's ; wii)dei's forming the left and streched across the old stage road leading from charlottesville lo alexandria hill's division which was still in column be hind making the reserve his march hav ing been retarded by the wagon trains of the others immediately in rear of our line there was a large body of woods but iu front the open ground sloped gently lo the run and from thence rose gradually to a ii.lge some six hundred yards distant irom our line upon this ridge were posted most of tin troops of the enemy — a heavy column having been detached lo march by a circuitous rout under cover ol the tein bcr and attach us on our left the sup erior numbers ol the enemy enabled him to do this without violating any military maxim it came very near causing our de.le.it loo as the sequel will show our left h.iuk was guarded by the second brigade of winder's division posted in the woods to ihe mt of the road ami formed at a right angle to the main line of bailie from the top of lh mountain above mentioned gen jackson sat upon his horse calmy watching ihe movements of the enemy the brigade of early opened llie battle by driving in the enemy's cavalry bill he withdrew to the position assigned him when the federal infantry and artillery came up and began to deploy into the line a murderous fire on both side was now commenced by the artillery ewell's guns doing splendid execution horn their ele vated position — the enemy's fire being chiefly directed to our batteries in and near ihe road across which winder's di vision stretched tbe light had now commenced in earn est and jackson leaving his observatory on the mountain rode to the front the shells were tearing up the ground and ricocheting down llie road iu a most un healthy manner as we advanced and just as we reached the battery posted in the road general winder who was directing the fire of one of the guns fell mortally wounded almost under the feet of jack son's horse asking who that was and being told jackson lifted his bead for a few moments in silent prayer and rode on as most of hill's brigades were still in the rear jackson became uneasy for hi left and the writer was sent to have the skirmishers thrown further out the pre caution was too late however for the skirmishers came running in jnst as i reached the second bridge and a heavy column of infantry were to be seen de ploying for attach and over-leaping the little brigade on both sides returning to jackson with llie infor mation i found him in the field to the right ot the road midway between two batteries the news seemed lo have no other effect upon him than to cause the muscles in his face to become hardened and his thin lips to be moie tightly com pressed he made no remark though uot even to the asking ofa question the artillery duel had not lasted more than an hour and it was evidenl from tho rising up of the infantry supports wbo were plainly visible from our position that a charge was to be made by the ene my in our front to co-operate with the at tack of their flanking column and here they came three long lines of batile fif teen bundrid yaids iu extent they swept down slope to the creek through the fields of growing grain and tbeu up towards our line it was a magnificent sight and i al most held my breath with anxiety and now our infantry wbo had been lying down rose out of the corn and poured in a deadly volley the enemy's front line quivered for a morueut and then broke running through ihe other lines throwing everything into confusion the fighting however contirued the men on both sides firing as fast aa they could load we were getting the best of the fight though and would soon have charged in turn but for the breaking nf the second brigade which came ruuuing iu ou tbe third causing that to double up on tlie next to tbe right and then our entire left gave way and commenced running through tbe woods to tbe rear in tbe wildest confusion this left our batteries unprotected and jackson immediately ordered them to the rear simply by a wave of his band and then turning himself be rode slowly back as stated above tbe woods were exten sive and when we readied the south ern edge we met a p hill coming up at the bead of branch's brigade and there was exposed to view a long line of retreating men some two hundred yards distant seemingly inspired with new ardor jackson ordered hill to form on the right of tbe road at tiie edge of the woods and then ordering those about liim to stop those men still running through tbe woods and bring back those wbo had passed be drew bis sword and by appeals and threats and with the assistance of the officers around him soon formed a new line to the left ofthe road upon ar exten sion of bills the men falling into ranks as they were baited or as tbey came back without regard to company or regiment i have noticed that all of his biographers followiug tbe first dr dabney state that on this occasion jackson used the follow ing language viz : rally brave men and press forward your general will lead you follow me this is a mistake stonewall jackson was too modest a man to use such language words verysimi lar to these were used but not by jack bon tbe yankees were rapidly advanc ing through the woods wiib reformed ranks and for tbe succeeding half hour tbe fighting was the most desperate and at closer quarters than was ever before wit nessed by the writer there wae little or no undergrowth and nearly every tree was large enough to shelter one or more men and the battle was after the regular indian style — gen jackson betaking him self to the friendly side of a large oak of sufficient size to shelter himself and horse the writer and ihe color-bearer of the fourth virginia regiment sharing wilh him the protection of the tree as the figbt progressed the men clus tered around jackson causing the fire iu our immediate front to be very heavy and forcing the enemy to give way to the right and left until a considerable gap was made in their line jackson who had i been eagerly watching irom first one side and then tbe other ol the tree seized this opportunity lo charge taking the flag irom the sergeant and placing the end ot j the staff upon hid foot which pn.ji.cted | beyond the stirrup aud without saying one word to the men he advanced in a ' canter willi a regular confederate yell | ihe troops followed in a run we had j not gone twenty yaids before the yan kees turned their backs and made belter time going through those woods than our fellows had done half an hour before tbe pursuit was continued till dark but there was no fighting woilh speaking of after this final charge i have always thought that jackson showed more of the hero iu that fight than any other of his numerous battles the heavy rains that fell that night and ibe next day prevented further pursuit even il it bad been deemed admissible i have only told in this descripiion mr editor what i eaw myself and have not attempt ed to describe the whole battle ax eye witness life what a wavering thing is the stream of life ! how it spaikles and glitters how it bounds along its pebbly bed sometimes in ebade ; sometimes sporting round all things as if ils essence were merriment and brightness ; sometimes flowing solemnly on as if it were derived from lethe itself now it runs like a liquid diamond along the meadow ; now plunges in fume and fury over the rock ; now it is clear limpid as youth and in nocence can make it ; now it is heavy and turbid with the varying streams of thought and memory that are flowing in to it each bringing its store of dullness and polution as il tends toward the end its voice too various as it goes ; now it sings lightly as it dances on ; now it roars amidst the obstacles that oppose its way and now it lias no tone but tbe dull low murmur of exhausted energy sucb is the stream of life ! yet per haps few of us would wish to change our portion of it for the calm regularity of a canal — even if one coald be constructed without locks and flood-gates upon it to hold in the pent up waters of the heart lill they are ready to burst through tbe banks there is a new anglo african organi zation it came to a head in washington friday the name of it is the national independent political union officers were elected and an address issued here is an extract from the document : you cannot afford longer to band yourselves together for the perpetuation of a party that has bound you hand and foot and robbed you of your hard earn ings by instituting a freedman's bank ostensibly lo make you thrifty but in fact wilh an eye to enrich republican corinoranf.8 and vampires whose disre putable characters were too notorious to receive other federal appointments it concludes as follows : l'he republi can party has been false to itself false to be country false to the negro whom it has pretended to favor but in fact whom it has made perverse because of the policy of bate it has forced him to ac cept against u people with wbom he lives and must continue to live for these leasons we expect you to co-operate with us in the coming presidential election and aid by your ballots to retrieve tbe good name and lost honor of our common coun try friends may god enlighten and lead you to see your political duty in tbe coming contest is ibe wish of your frieud aud well-wisher household hints cocoanut cake one cup sugar one and one-half enps flour one-half cup butter one-half cup salt ; bake in three cakes frosting — whites of two eggs two tablespoons co coanut with sugar lo make as thick as cream put between and on top butternut cake four eggs beaten separately ; two cups sugar one of butter one cup butternut meats one half cup sweet milk two and one-half cups flour heaped oue tea spoonful soda two of cream tarter rub the black scales from off ibe meats be fore putting them in the cake bake in two loaves centennial cake five eggs beaten separately and nice ly two cupsful white sugar one cupful butter one cupful sweet milk one and a half teaspoonsful cream of tarter in four or more cupsful flo.ur one-half teaspoon ful soda iu one half cupful sweet milk ; flavor with essence ot lemon don't make too stiff bake one hour farina pudding five ounces of farina stirred gradually and boiled in one quart of milk then let it cool ; separate the yolks and whites of five eggs ; beat the whiles to a stiff froth and stir the yolks and sugar together ; then stir all into the cool boiled farina ; flavor aud bake ; it will be light like a suffle if made in in this manner to cook salsify scrape the root and put iuto cold water immediately ; when ready to cook cut into thin slices ; b<>il tender make a nice white sauce ot drawn butter and pour over or boil to a mash ; mix with butter salt a little milk and pepper ; add flour enough aud mix as codfish cakes and fry in the same manner mock cream boil a pint and a half of sweet milk sweeten and flavor to taste beat three eggs very light ; add to them three heap ing teaspoonsful of flour and a teaspoon ful of salt stir this into the boiling milk spread this when cold between two layers of ihe cake as made for wash ington pie and you have a nice cream pie fish fritters take salt codfish soak it over night in the morning throw ihe water off the fish put ou fresh and se it ou the lange mail it comes to a bo l do not let it boil as ihat will harden m then pick il up very line season will pepper mace and perhaps a little salt make a batter of a pint f milk aud three eggs stir in the fish and fry iu small cakes any kind of cold fish makes nice fritters stetvctl beats pare the beeis thinly and cut iu thin slices across ; cut up some onions and put all together in a stew pan wilh a utile pepper and salt ; nib a bit of butter iu hour aud stir it smooth in hot water ; pour this over tbe beets it must cover them well and let it stew until the beet is quite tender the older ihe beet the longer time it will require when quite young one hour will be sufficient serve hot worth knowing to whiten flannel made yellow by age dissolve one and a half pounds ol while soap in fitly pounds of soft water and also two thirds of an ounce spirits of am monia immerse the flannel stir well around for a short time and wash in pure water when black or navy blue linens are washed soap should not be used take instead two potatoes grated iuto tepid soft water after having ihem wash ed and peeled iuto which a leaspoonful of ammonia has been put wash the linens iu ihis and rinse ihem ii cold blue water they will need uo starch and should be dried and ironed on the wrong bide an infusion of hay will keep the natural color in buff linens and au infu sion of bran will do the same thing for hiown linens and prints country crullers one and one-half pounds of sugar four eggs one pint milk one large teaspoonful of saleratua made very fine one-ball pound of butter flour sufficient to roll roll out iu small ring's and join well wiib the hands not making them very large as they become larger by cooking have half a pound of lard very hot and try email piece of dough to see if it browns quickly ; then turn it aud when both sides are blown take it out care must be taken to keep the lard hot but it must not burn as it would spoil the crul lers bake iu small iron pot five or six at a time ; lurn with a fork take out with a skimmer and lay on plate to drain then place on a larger plate to cool ; when sufficiently cool place in a stone pot add more lard to cook in when necessary and keep hot this recipe will make a large polful and they will keep in a cool place a week or two some warm thero by placing in oven a n-v miuules before eating a foot lamp one of the most in teresting things iu the holy land is the fact ihat one meets everywhere in daily life the things that illustrate the word of the lord the streets of jerusalem are very narrow and no one is allowed to go out at night without a light throw open your lattice in the evening and look out you will bee what seems to bu little stars twinkling on tbe pavement you will hear the clatter nf sandals ne the late traveler rattles along as the party ap proaches you will see that he has a little lamp fastened to bis foot to make his slep a safe one iu an instant the verse comes to your memory written in that city three thousand years ago — thy word is a lamp to my feet aud a light to my path the centennial the opening day immense crowd pres ent—imposing ceremonials opening address by the president distinguish ed personages c dc philadelphia may 10 it is a legal holiday all business is suspended the centennial gates were opened at 9 o'clock the sky was cloudless the foreign com missioners and other distinguished visitors had a special entrance and were seated with out confusion full fifty thousand were on the grounds the ceremonies opened with the airs of all nations under the direction of theodore thomas prayer by right rev bishop simpson a hymn by john greeuleaf w hi trier the presentation of the buildiugs to the united states centennial commission by centennial commissioner john welsh cantata by sidney lanier of georgia pre sentation ofthe exhibition to the president of the united states by jos r hawley and the proclamation ofthe opening of the international exhibition of 1876 by the president as follows : my countrymen : it has been thought appropriate upon this centennial occasion to biiug together in phiadelphia for popular inspection specimens of our attainments in the industrial and line arts and in literature scietice and philosophy as well as in the great business of agriculture aud of com merce that we may the more thoroughly appreciate the excellencies and deficiencies of our achievements and also give emphatic expression to our earnest desire to cultivate the friendship of our fellow-members of this great family of nations the enlightened ag ricultural commercial and manufacturing people of the world have beeu iuvited to seud hither corresponding specimens of their skill to exhibit ou equal terms in friendly competition with our own to this invita tion they have generously responded for so doing we render them our hearty lhanks — the beauty and utility of the contributions will this day l.e submitted to our inspection by the managers of this exhibition w r e are glad to know that a view of the specimens of the skill of all nations will afford to you unalloyed pleasure as well as yield to you a valuable practical knowledge of so many of the remarkable results of the wonderful skill existing iu enlightened communities oue huudred years ago our couutry was uew and but partially settled ; our necessities have compelled us to chiefly expend our means and time iu felling forests subduing prai ries building dwelliugs factories ships docks warehouses roads canals machinery etc most of our schools churches libraries and asylums have been established within an hundred years burtheued by these great primeaval works of necessity which could not be delayed we yet have done what this exhibition will show in the direction nf rivaling older and more advanced nations in law medicine and theology in science literature philosophy aud the fine aits — whilst proud of what we have doue we re gret that we have not doue more our achievements have been great enough how ever to make it easy for our people to ac knowledge superior merit whenever foun.l ; and now fellow citizens i hope a careful examination of what is about to be exhibited to you will not only inspire you with a profound respect for the skill and taste of our friends front other nations but also sat isfy you with the attainments made by our own people during the pa-*t one hundred years 1 invoke your generous co-operation with the worthy com missioners to secure a brilliant success to this international ex hibition and make the stay of our foreign visitors to whom we-extend a hearty wel come both profitable and pleasant to them i declare the international exhibition uow open at 10.30 a m dom pedro was escorted to a seat by gen hawley followed by gen phillip sheridan and wife they passed over from the building to tbe stand in front of memorial hall during the rendition of national airs greeted with great applause and closely followed by hon j g blaine smator jones of nevada and wife the president entered through memorial hall an.l was conducted to a seat on tbe front of the platform gov hart ra oft gen haw ley and hon d j morrill occupied seats ou his left while messrs jno welsh and goshorn in re on his right fred douglass by some mischance worked his way through tin crowd and was helped over the ropes by the officers and conducted to a seat on the platform he was greeted with cheers at 11.03 the wagner centennial inauguration march was performed by the orchestra under the direction of theodore thomas at the conclusion of which bishop simpson offered up a devout prayer during the ren dering of which the imajo ity of the vast as semblage stood with uncovered heads sudden death of dr hall new york may 11 wm varley known as reddy the blacksmith died of consumption dr wm w hall of hall's journal of health fell in the streets and died in a few minutes age 63 years the cause of his death is unknown the original of the declaration of independence is on exhibition in phila delphia aud was visited in one day by 8,000 people it is in good order gener ally though many of the signatures are obliterated by the process of taking im pressions fiom them — news dom pedro at dinner erom the world about dom pedro a gentleman in brazil writes us in a private letter : you would let the emperor severely alone ic the united slates if you knew how utter ly he detests entertainments aud publici ties of all kinds at home he never take more than twenty minutes for dinner ex cept on the day when he invites llie por tugese ambassador to celebrate the birth day of ihe king of portugal then h gives that august diplomatic functuary ten minutes extra to teed so tell my dear countrymen lo handle their splendid american emperor with tender consider ation for these inflimitieb it they wisl him to carry back to brazil agreeable col lections of his flying journey to tbe grea republic \ , no military man for president to the editor of the sun sir : in bis morning's issue of your paper i observe that a san francisco corres pondent brings forward the name of j gen william t sherman as a suitable j candidate for president in speaking lor myself i speak the i sentimentb of hundreds of thousands of good citizens throughout our broad land when i say that tbe people of this coun try want uo more military chieftains in that exalted civil position for one i am free to say that i never again expect to cast my vote for any military man for ' that high position of these men it may i he truly said that their habit of thought i their discipline and their peculiar train ing totally unfit them for the exercise of the functions of that high trmt tbe ' very nature of the military service ren | ders them self-willed arrogant and ! dictatorial as a rule they cannot clear i ly distinguish between the civil and ' military powers of a government and iu j an exigency they are not willing to wait j ihe processes of tbe courts but take the j shorter route to accomplish a purpose the administration of gen grant in dealing wilh the southern question sub stantiates thia point our country has never been so thoroughly disgraced not only in tbe estimation of our own people bui in the eyes of the world as it has been during ihe incumbency of that conspicuous failure known as president grant and if our republican form of government is ever subverted and de stroyed its ruin will have been accom ! plisbed by some military chieftain wilh all due acknowledgment of the | honesty and ability of gen sherman i i am very certain that the people are in no j temper to even consider the question of a . perpetuation of military presidents gen grant gen belknap gen babcock gen schenek general rescality general \ disgrace ! the people have had enough of generalship civilian new york may 8 a t stewart's everyday life mr stewart usually breakfasted at s o'clock his meal ordinarily consisted of plain bread a bit of fish an egg and some oat meal porridge tbeu be was driven down to bis retail establishment where he spent two or three hours walk ing through every part of it asking the salesmen the prices of goods in order to ascertain whether they were up in their duties and observing how affairs were curried on then be went down in his carriage to the wholesale store there he read his letters and transacted busi ness until 6 o'clock for many years he was accustom.-d lo dine at delmonico's on the opposite side of broadway but latterly he dined at home getting an ititerview with him was much like get ting access to the piime minister of eng land lie was to be seen only at the down-town store and on the visitor's entering the floor walker near the door would first inquire that visitor's business if he said that he wanted to see mr stewart he wa3 asked what he wanted of him and if it was anything that a subordinate could attend to he was turn ed over to him if he still insisted upon seeing the great man himself he was al lowed to go as far as llie foot of the stairs where another ceiberus was wait ingj^atid unless he could be satisfied that it was worth while disturbing mr stew art the visitor was turned back often • a message came down which would ena ble the business to be settled by a simple yes or no if not the visitor was allow ed to go up the stairs and wait again within sight of ihe glazed inclosure where mr stewart sat and in due time was summoned into his presence though courteous in manner mr stewart wasted no words and anything like a bore was summarily dismissed aud in no other way could he have got through with the immense number of calls that were daily made upon him — n y herald tlie formation of coal mr e a wilson in a recent address before the geological society of glasgow referring lo the evidence showing the immense time required lo produce a scam of coal directed attention to the condi tions which he had examined in the isle of arran there to use his own words he found numerous cylinders of trees completely flattened of course lying across each other at various angles with their bark compressed into less thickness than common past board and the car bonaceous matters reduced to graphite so that from three to four inches in thick - necs of this impure coal contained proba bly twenty generations of tress overlay ing each other now if we allow thiity years only for the life of each tree we have six hundred years for the formation of four inches of impure coal or eighteen hundred years for iho formation of one foot of coal it looks as if the exhibition of ameri can pictures at philadelphia might come i to naught through the ignorance and i pigheadedness ot one of the i ommiin • i on art this man is mr sartain • philadelphia mezzotint engraver and a - person ill adapted to the duties he under i takes to perform and who yet is trying tii bully the better men on the commiltee . though art in philadelphia is of no ae - count aud there is scarcely a painter oi ; national reputation there yet half the ' committee is composed of philadelphinns - one of the stupid decisions has been to i bang in tbe mosl cs\u000euous place in - the gallery a badly j^n ted picture of t great size by a philadelpiiia artist roth - ermell depicting tbe battle of gettysburg t this is at tbe centennial feast of good will aud brotherhood !-— n y sun coming guests three hundred and fifty lire alligators on the way to the centennial memphis avalanche april 30 a nice lot of playthings io the form of three hundred and fifty live alligators passed up the river yesterday on their way to the national centennial at phila phia the hideous looking reptiles em braced all sizes from the little thing six inches long just out of its shell to one 13 fed in length named billy the latter a venerable rascal with a rather repulsive countenance is supposed to be a 150 years old judging by marks lie carries as set forth by audubon and other naturalists these alligators were cap tured by thomas l bond in the vicinity of peail river louisana and near its en trance into lake pontchartrain in tbe collect ion is a small mean-looking cus-i named ned who has learned to stand on his hind-legs dance juba and play tricks ned is about three years old and if this precocious plaything keeps on be will be likely to ride an act in a circus be fore a great while while the steamer robert mitchell on which they are lay at the levee yesterday a large number of curious people crowded around the wood en tauks or boxes in which the alligators sported at one time mr bond felt un easy and he called a comrade to watch bis pets to keep people from carrying off half a dozen of ihem to eat mr bond feeds the alligators on fish at present they are healthy and some of the amphibious and ferocious brutes look as if they would eat a hog in a minute or a mau either the last news received from iceland reports ihat the conflagration of the mountainous part of the north of the island which some time ago was visited by iln english geologist mr watts has bueu entirely changed during the winter through volcanic agency some parts hav ing bodily sunk several hundred feet producing at one place a large lake con taining boiling water and surrounded by several new geysers which found an out let through several small rivers running into the lake the entire surrounding country was suffering from the volcanic action still in process the earth shaking sulphurous vapors escaping and loud noises like distant thunder being occa sionally observed ; a fresh crater having also been observed calculated roughly at about two miles diameter ax offensive inscription — the bolton england town council at their last meeting directed the town clerk to write to two sons of the late john hilton requiring them to attend before the burial board and show cause why the board should not cause to be removed from the tombstone in the cemeteiy over tbe grave of their father the following inscrip tion : let gods attend on things which gods must know man's only care relates tu things below — nescio deus mr w r . hilton one of the sons wrote in reply that he should not attend before tbe burial board and said for his own part he should never permit the stoue to be interfered with or the inscription to be erased ; but if the inscription was of fensive to passers by he was willing to cover it with a water-proof sheet on which should be written this sheet to be raised by persons who are willing to read an inscription underneath which the bolton corporation object for tbe general public o read the fisheries of north carolina an immense hall of rock the steamer l g cannon captain r c minter arrived here saturday from the fisheries uf north carolina and from cap tain minter we learn that one ofthe most extensive hauls of rock ever made took place saturday at the fishery of messrs cape heart ic son at which time 1,680 roerk ofa total weight of 34.325 pounds was made the haul also brought up 31 ml shad and her ring four hnn ired and seventy-five of the ruck averaged li.o pounds many weighing as much as 63 to i'll pounds a second haul was made the suine day when 13.0110 poinds were caught the fishery is located at the head of ihe albemarle sound captain minter brought to the city for this aud the northern markets 60 boxes each coutaiu ing about 2o0 pounds we can surely say that this was an immense haul of fi — portsmouth enterprise tilden and hendricks richmond dispatch now is not the weight of llie argu ment against the nomination of a western man 1 if such a one be nominated hi friends must carry ohio and indiana iu october or he will surely be defeated in november in the country at large if ou the contrary tilden be nominated he will be nominated because be can afford to throw pennsylvania ohio indiana and all the oilier doubtful states out of th calculation if the democrats be defeat ed in ohio and indiana in october it wil not damage him at all his nominatio will relieve ihe democratic party from ihe tn ible and expense of sending hun dreds i speakers and thousands oi dol lars into those doubtful states i'lie par ly will stand before the country thorough ly independent and calmly confident of its ability to elect its candidate these considerations have had such an effect upon us lliat we are almost ready to decli'n that nobody but tilden ought tc be nominated it wr.uld be such a pity s great a wrong to ibe south — lo be in strumental in perpetuating the power <-*. lite miserable radical party that wis throw aside all considerations of jess mo ment and look only to the desirmiilenesa of having a democratic president 1 1 hen be any other man stronger than tilden let us nominate him but tilden and hendricks both 1 would that uot bo a strong ticket j
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Last night, March 11, Stratton hosted the 2012 night jam at the 30th annual Burton US Open. The crowd was massive, the course was amazing, and the lasers were heating things up. While it was a rail jam, you really couldn't call it a rail jam. There were jumps, quarterpipes, hips, rails, pretty much a whole snowboard park was condensed into one massive feature. It was pretty sick.
Because of all the features, the judging was broken up into best overall rail, best overall air, best trick air, and best trick rail. For the rail action, the riders who were really looking good were Zak Hale and Ethan Deiss with their solid style and super proper trick selection. Also Dylan Dragotta was killing the ledge into the tranny, and Mark McMorris was doing cool stuff on the wall ride.
For the air part of it dudes like Danny Davis, Jack Mitrani, and Kim Rune Hansen were blasting out of the quarterpipe. They were going seriously like twenty feet out. It was really cool to see riders like that in a rail jam because you normally don't.
There was a jump that went over the whole feature. It was maybe 80 feet to the knuckle, and 95 or something to the sweet spot, and dudes went off on it. Chas Guldemond did like every trick possible over that thing, and Ulrik Badertscher was cruising it too until he tried a double backside rodeo and it went terribly wrong. He fell but it seems like he will be ok.
When the night was all said and done the riders who walked away victorious were:
Best Overall Air: Chas Guldemond
Best Overall Rail: Shaun Murphy
Best Trick Air: Roope Tonteri – Cab 1260
Best Trick Rail: Jeremy Cloutier Wallride gap method into hard-way gap 270
And for the chicks it was:
Best Overall Air: Kjersti Ostgaard-Buaas
Best Overall Rail: Christy Prior
It was a super fun night, and a killer way to end the 30th annual Burton US Open.


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Flixster has been seeing some more update action on Windows Phone recently. Especially when you consider that before the last two updates in August, it was last updated for Mango support a little over two years ago. More recently it received some much needed love for Windows Phone 8 and gave us some new features. Today we're looking at another update.
We're not seeing anything new with the latest update for Flixster. Here's the Store description:
New features for Windows Phone 8:
- Set movie posters as lock screen background
- Voice-command Flixster app from your Start screen by saying "Flixster show me top movies," "Flixster show me nearby theaters," or "Flixster surprise me"
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- Pin your favorite movies and theaters as live tiles
- Integration with Bing search for mobile
- Fast app switching
We're pretty sure we saw all those features for Windows Phone 8 in the last update. So this might be a bug fix and general improvements update. Those Windows Phone 7.x changes appear to be old news too, we're not seeing an update for the Windows Phone 7.x version of Flixster. Nonetheless, we're happy to see the team over at Flixster pay more attention to Windows Phone 8.
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The Dezert Dimes BBQPosted in Events on December 1, 2010
We've been sniffing around for a while, looking for built Chevy S-10 pickups and trying to meet the people who drive them. Quite a few letters have come to our mailbox requesting information on how to build these trucks, and who to contact for help. Until recently, we didn't really have very good answers. That all changed completely when we met a group of S-10 lovers who comprise one of the most enthusiastic off-road clubs we've encountered...the infamous Dezert Dimes.
The 'Dimes invited us to their yearly barbeque in Barstow, California, for some food and fun. Club member Bruce Barnes owns both a house there and a prerunner S-10, and has the good fortune to live at the very edge of town...which means he is literally able to 'wheel in his back yard. Dozens of Dezert Dimes showed up in their rigs, and before long, a jump contest materialized and S-10s were constantly flying through the air. It was a great time, and the 'Dimes welcomed us despite the fact that we showed up in a Ford (our project Bronco, The Juice). To these guys, being a Dezert Dime isn't as much about what you drive as it is about attitude.
It's refreshing to meet a bunch of guys as passionate and fun-loving as the Dezert Dimes. And these guys know their stuff-as we mentioned, you'll see the fruits of their labors in future issues, both in the form of our project S-10 Blazer and their own projects. Long live the Dezert Dimes!
The Almighty Dime
To give you some idea of the level of pure obsession these guys have when it comes to S-10s, we'll say this: When we got our hands on a '96 S-10 Blazer, and asked the 'Dimes for some help, they not only overloaded us with advice but also offered to build the project for us. They installed the suspension and fabricated bumpers, slapped on some fiberglass, and pretty much did everything else that needed to be done to complete the build. They didn't ask for a thing in return-it was simply a labor of love. You'll see the result of their efforts in upcoming issues...we call the project "The Almighty Dime."


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Monterey Institute of International Studies President Emeritus and retired US Army Lieutenant General Robert G. Gard Jr. co-authored "Spend More Wisely on National Security" in the March 31, 2009, issue of The Huffington Post. In the article, Gard and Military Policy Analyst Travis Sharp make recommendations for realignment of government spending and reassessment of the federal government's multi-billion-dollar national security budget. Gard served as president of the Monterey Institute from 1987 to 1998, and is currently chairman of the Center for Arms Control and Non-Proliferation in Washington, D.C.
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Steaming Hot Monkey Fusion Sex!
By Bob Frascino, M.D.
March 20, 2010
I assumed the title of this latest blog-o-specimen would intrigue not only those with prurient interests, but also horn-dogs throughout the cyber universe. And here you all are! Welcome! (I'll leave it to each of you to decide in which category you belong.)
Before diving into today's x-rated featurette, I wanted to take just a moment to thank all those who took the time to post a comment on my first two blog entries ("Life, Love, Sex, HIV, and Other Unscheduled Events" and "A Chronic, Not Always So Manageable, Condition"), including the dude who so completely misinterpreted the intent of my last blog that he referred to me as "the prophet of doom" and the other fluffernutter who wanted to hold me personally responsible for "exacerbating the psychological collateral our community has been burdened with. ..." Hmm. Nonetheless, thanks to one and all for the lively interchange! Let's keep the conversation going.
I fully realize I owe you all a "part deux" for my "A Chronic, Not Always So Manageable, Condition" rant, and I promise you'll get it eventually, OK? However, today I've got something else occupying my mind -- sex! OK. OK. As a cyber sexpert on The Body's expert forum and a person of Italian descent, I tend to have sex on my mind a lot, but that's beside the point. So without further foreplay, let's get to it, shall we?
The Urban Dictionary defines monkey sex several ways:
I can hear you all saying "very interesting, but what does this have to do with HIV/AIDS?" Great question! Thanks for asking! I'm fairly certain you all have considerable personal experience with the three types of hot monkey sex described above; consequently, I wanted to discuss yet another variation: hot monkey FUSION sex. It's central to understanding my response to a persistent "QTND" (question that never dies). That eternal question simply put is: Did monkeying around with monkeys cause AIDS or is HIV/AIDS really the result of a botched governmental/scientific plot?
There can be no doubt the origin of HIV/AIDS has puzzled, intrigued and fascinated scientists and conspiracy theorists since the devastating new disease was first recognized in the early 80s. Theories abound, including:
So here's the real scoop. But, be forewarned: this scoop involves some poop! HIV (human immunodeficiency virus) evolved from SIV (simian immunodeficiency virus) in chimps. This wasn't confirmed until 2006, because, as it turns out, chimps in the wild aren't all that crazy about sticking their arms out for blood tests. Consequently, intrepid scientists had to develop another method for tracking the virus. They did so by isolating viral remnants in monkey turds. Yep, they traipsed through the jungle collecting, schlepping and analyzing monkey poop! (And you thought you had a shitty job!) SIV was identified in several types of monkeys in West-Central Africa. Despite the titillating possibility that HIV jumped from species to species via hot monkey sex with a horned-up safari dude, this is not the case. Sorry to disappoint all you zoophiles (you know who you are!).
We are now quite certain the cross-species jump used the food chain rather than the boudoir. Long story short, here's what we think happened. Monkey #1 (let's call him "Chimp Zero") hunts, kills and eats an SIV-infected chimp of the red-capped mangabey variety as well as another SIV-infected chimp of the spotted nose variety. These two different strains of SIV have a viral quickie-nookie (hot monkey FUSION sex) and WHAM-BAM-THANK-YOU-SAM a new strain of SIV is born. This new strain has the capability of mutating in humans (to HIV).
Now Chimp Zero carrying the new strain of SIV is unlucky enough to get hunted, killed and butchered by a feckless human. Chimp Zero's infected blood gets into the human bloodstream, either by (1) a cut on the hunter's hand (he could have been clumsy with his machete!) or (2) eating an undercooked chimp-entrée (monkey chops should never be served rare!). The SIV then mutates to adapt to its human host and voila! We now have a previously unknown retrovirus with the unique ability to destroy the human immune system. And here's the real kicker, the new virus is spread via humankind's favorite pastime: monkeying around!
Although HIV wasn't formally recognized until 1981, we've now uncovered the virus in plasma samples stored as far back as 1959 from a dude who lived in the Democratic Republic of the Congo.
But what about all the snazzy conspiracy theories and government-sponsored scientific plots and programs gone wrong? Well, rational thought is often an enigma to conspiracy theorists, but let's at least try to look at the science (facts) and logic rationally.
As I mentioned, there is sound scientific evidence that HIV has been infecting humans as far back as the 1950s. Does anyone really think crazed scientists were creating highly sophisticated retroviruses in the laboratory in the era that was pre-Beatles, pre-Kennedy, pre-fax machines??? Frevinsakes!!! As Mr. Spock would say, "That is just not logical." Then again, conspiracy theories seldom are!
OK, but what about a highly secret malicious plot to wipe out gays and drug users?!?!?! Well, the epidemic began in rural Africa, right? Rural Africa is not exactly a hotbed of hedonistic gay pleasure domes and bathhouses or intravenous heroin dens! Why would the evil scientists hatch their dastardly scheme in sub-Saharan safari country? Who were they trying to wipe out? Tarzan? True, he did wear only a loincloth (very gay) and was known to be a swinger (from vines), but Jane swears he was straight as a lawn dart.
So there you have it. The truth, the whole truth and nothing but the truth. Now all you conspiracy theorists can go back to investigating the giant reptiles that are breeding in the sewers beneath Manhattan.
Until next time, this is Dr. Bob wishing steaming, hot, toe-curling, wake-the-neighbors, own-name-forgetting "safe" monkey sex to one and all.
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Bob Frascino, M.D., was President and Founder of The Robert James Frascino AIDS Foundation. He had been an outspoken, popular expert in TheBody.com's "Ask the Experts" forums on safe sex and fatigue/anemia since 2000. Once a Fellow of the American Academy of Allergy, Asthma, and Immunology, and the American Academy of Pediatrics, Dr. Frascino served as Associate Clinical Professor of Medicine, Division of Immunology, Rheumatology, and Allergy, at Stanford University Medical Center from 1983 until 2001. He was a member of the American Academy of HIV Medicine and had also been a distinguished member of the executive boards of numerous state and regional associations.
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Tuna Salad
Tuna Salad
No matter how creative or spontaneous or inventive I aim to be with my weekday lunches, at some point I always end up craving just simple a tuna salad sandwich. It's lunchtime comfort food. Has it been a while since you last had tuna salad? Here's my favorite, most basic recipe. I think it's just about perfect.
There's not much to making tuna salad, really. My husband often just mixes the tuna with mayo and a few cracks of black pepper and calls it good! I like to add some crunch to balance out the cream, and so I mix in some chopped celery and shallots when I make it. A spoonful of pickle relish might not be the way you grew up with it, but try it — the sweet-and-sour pickles add just a little something extra to each bite.
I also like water-packed tuna, partly because I think it has a cleaner tuna flavor, and also because I figure I'm adding enough calories to my sandwich with the mayo. But if you're a fan of oil-packed tuna, by all means use that! And of course, sandwiches are just one of many dishes you can make with tuna salad. Mix in some macaroni for an easy pasta salad side dish, or pack it into avocado halves or scooped-out tomatoes for a gluten-free lunch. A few spoonfuls of tuna salad with crackers is also one of my favorite afternoon snacks.
Makes about 2 cups of salad
- 2 5-ounce cans water-packed tuna fish
- 2 to 4 tablespoons mayonnaise
- 1 small shallot or 1/4 red onion, diced small
- 1 tablespoon pickle relish, optional
Use a can opener to cut open the cans of tuna fish, but leave the lid in place. Holding the cans over the sink or a bowl, press the lid into the tuna fish and tilt the can to drain all the liquid. Remove the lids and transfer the tuna fish to a mixing bowl.
Add 2 tablespoons of mayonnaise, celery, shallot, lemon juice, pickle relish (if using), a sprinkle of salt, and a few cracks of fresh black pepper to the tuna fish. Stir with a fork to combine, breaking up any large chunks of tuna fish as you go. Add more mayo if you'd like smoother, creamier tuna salad. Taste and add more of any of the ingredients to taste.
Recipe Notes
Tuna Salad Variations
- Use yogurt instead of mayo for a lighter salad.
- Use extra-virgin olive oil instead of mayo for a looser salad.
- Use canned salmon, smoked trout, or leftover chicken in place of the tuna.
- Add diced apples, raisins, or dried fruit to the basic recipe.
- Add diced fennel, shredded cabbage, diced cucumbers, or any other crunchy vegetable.
- Add a dash of curry powder, dukkah, harissa, chopped fresh herbs, or any other spice mix in your cupboard.
- Tuna and mayo — it's as simple as you can get, and a perfectly acceptable lunch.
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Lyubov Borysenko
Thanks for the recipe! My son goes to the elementary and I sometimes pack him this sandwich as a "reward". He loves it a lot!
Same way I make mine at home. Easy
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Age Range: Preschool-Grade 12
Reading Level: Student Form — 2nd grade; Parent Form — 6th grade
Other Languages: Spanish
RTI Tiers: RTI Level 1
Completion Time: 5-10 minutes
Scores/Interpretation: T scores, percentiles
Scoring Options: ASSIST™ software or Manual Scoring
Publication Date: 2007
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Brief, universal screening system for measuring behavioral and emotional strengths and weaknesses in children and adolescents.
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Abilene police say they've found marijuana worth an estimated $1.6 million in an sports utility vehicle they pulled over after getting calls about a reckless driver on a highway.
Police Chief Stan Standridge tells the Abilene Reporter-News the 48-year-old woman driver was in obvious medical distress during the Christmas morning stop on Interstate 20 and told officers she'd been using methamphetamines.
The SUV was a rental and officers searching it found about 180 pounds of marijuana, plus about 2 grams of methamphetamine.
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Trump Signs New Tariffs On Steel And Aluminum
President Trump is imposing new tariffs on imported steel and aluminum. Trump said the U.S. has been ravaged by aggressive foreign trade practices for years and called it an assault on U.S. industries. Trump signed the order authorizing a 25% tariff on imported steel and a 10% tariff on aluminum while surrounded by steel and aluminum industry workers.
"You are truly the backbone of America, you know that. Very special people," Trump told the workers. "We have to protect our steel and alumnium industries while at the same time, showing great flexibility with people who are really friends of ours."
The tariffs will take effect in 15 days, but will not be levied on steel or aluminum imported from Mexico and Canada.
According to Fox News, the United States is the largest importer of steel in the world. America imports nearly four times as much steel as it produces. In 2016 the U.S. imported five times as much aluminum as it produced.
Trump blamed the trade imbalance on other countries "dumping" their cheap metal on the U.S. and harming workers as a result.
"It's a process called dumping. And they dumped more than any time, on any nation, anywhere in the world, and it drove our plants out and our businesses out," Trump said.
Critics, including some prominent Republicans, have warned that the action could provoke a trade war. According to CNN, Democratic Senator Dick Durbin issued this statement on the President's tariffs:
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It's so super fun to be back in the kitchen again! I really missed all my cooking adventures. Look what I've been up to this week:
Okay, so sad. My first "home-cooked" dinner back? Spaghetti with red sauce & veggie meatballs. Pathetic! Ha ha. Still, it's quick and easy and it's one of Musty's most favorite meals of all time. I did do a few moves to make it more nutritious - the noodles are whole wheat, and at least the veggie meatballs give a nice protein blast. Plus can you see the delicious roasted butternut squash & brocolli? YUM!
We didn't have an oven in India, and I REALLY missed baking! Even more than I missed baking, I missed eating yummy baked treats! So, where does a girl turn? "Eat Drink and Be Vegan" of course! I LOVE Dreena's cookie recipes so much. These are the "Jam Dot Cookies" (or something like that). They were great! They were *exactly* what I was hoping for - nutritious and delicious and still a treat - walnuts, hemp seeds, maple syrup, jam... nutty yummy and tasty.
I felt a bit sad about leaving India, but I'll tell you what... going to the Farmer's Market put an end to that! I was just beaming with joy... it was hard not to buy absolutely everything! All the smiling people, the clean air, the beautiful fruits and veggies) - heaven! Here's what I came home with: 5 navel oranges, 2 Cara Cara oranges, 1 Pomelo, brocolli, cabbage, 1 yam, 2 lbs of fresh tofu, parsely, garlics, a big bag of brussel sprouts, and some herbed sourdough pizza dough! YEAH! All organic except for those 2 cara cara oranges. Have you ever had a Cara Cara orange? They are totally delicious and beautiful - I think they are a cross of an orange and a grapefruit, so they had a gorgeous rosy hue. One of the best things about winter is *definitely* citrus fruit! I'm so happy about it. I've been eating 2-3 oranges a day... and I can't wait to bust open that beautiful pomelo.
By the way, how cool is that pizza dough situation!? I was going to head over to Trader Joes and buy some of their pizza dough, and then I saw this at the market - organic, sourdough (mmm!), whole wheat, and locally made. It was $4, which is certainly more expensive than TJ's, but I'll check it out. It's in my freezer now... waiting for the inspiration to strike. I can't wait to try it!
I made a big batch of seitan to have around. I used the "Chicken-style Seitan" recipe from Real Food Daily. I really like this recipe. It's easy and consistently good. One batch makes four pounds, and it's easy to store in the freezer until you need it.
I used some of the seitan to make "King Janaka's Maple Glazed Seitan" from "Vegan World Fusion." I have only used this cookbook a few times but so far I've really liked the things I've made. This recipe was very tasty, but also very rich. I served it with roasted brussel sprouts and a little "salad" of carrots and bell pepper with raw cashews.
Last night I used the "Vegan World Fusion" cookbook again to make a really great dish: "Bogart's Moroccan Tempeh" & "Casbah Couscous Pilaf" I made it for my grandpa. Musty and I went over to his house and had dinner with him. Since my grandmother died, my mom and my two aunts and I are taking turns cooking dinner for him, and hanging out with him for the evening. Last night and tonight were my nights this week. I really, really enjoy these times with him. My grandpa is one of the most special people ever, and it's so wonderful to have dedicated time with him. When I was away in India I really missed him a lot, so it's especially nice to be back home again with him!
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Pan American Advanced Study Institute (PASI) Lectures: Nanodevices and Maxwell's Demon This is a video taped set of two one-hour live lectures covering roughly the same material as Lectures 1-3 of Concepts of Quantum Transport.
An electronic Maxwell's demon
It is common to differentiate between two ways of building a nanodevice. There is the top-down approach where we start from something big and chisel out what we want, or a bottom-up approach where we start from something small — like atoms or molecules — and assemble what we want. When it comes to describing current flow, the standard approach follows the "top-down" concept and works its way down from large conductors. This lecture, however, will present a unique "bottom-up" view of electrical conduction that is particularly relevant to today's nanoscale devices. It will illustrate fundamental questions of transport physics such as wave-particle duality, dissipation, and entanglement, all using a nanoscale device that can sort out and regulate the flow of electrons in a manner reminiscent of the "demon" imagined by James C. Maxwell in the nineteenth-century to illustrate limitations of the second law of thermo-dynamics.
Dr. Supriyo Datta, received his bachelor of technology degree from the Indian Institute of Technology in Kharagpur, India, in 1975, then earned his PhD at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign in 1979. In 1981, he joined Purdue University, where he is currently the Thomas Duncan Distinguished Professor in the School of Electrical and Computer Engineering. In 1984, he received an NSF Presidential Young Investigator Award and an IEEE Centennial Key to the Future Award. In 1994, he received the Frederick Emmons Terman Award from the ASEE. Professor Datta shared the SRC Technical Excellence Award in 2001 and the IEEE Cledo Brunetti Award in 2002 with his colleague, Mark Lundstrom. Prof. Datta is a Fellow of the IEEE, the American Physical Society (APS), and the Institute of Physics (IOP). He has authored several books, including: Surface Acoustic Wave Devices (Prentice Hall, 1986), Electronic Transport in Mesoscopic Systems (Cambridge, 1995), and Quantum Transport: Atom to Transistor (Cambridge, 2005). His current research interests are centered on the physics of nanostructures and include spin electronics, molecular electronics, nanoscale device physics, and mesoscopic superconductivity.
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Tasked with replacing a college-bound player at the most important position on the volleyball court, the nerves that Gabby McNutt felt early in the season were justified.
Now 15 games later, the Vandalia senior finds setting to be second nature.
"I was expecting to be the setter, but when I had to step up and do it, there was a lot of pressure," McNutt said. "Now, I'm comfortable with everyone, because I've played with them all."
It was the game everyone wanted to see in the finals of Saturday's Vandalia Tournament, and it certainly didn't disappoint.
County rivals Vandalia and South Central clashed in the championship game, with the Lady Vandals maintaining a 13-0 record by earning a 26-24, 25-22 victory in a rematch of a game from earlier this month to win their first-ever Vandalia Tournament.
"Exactly the result that we wanted," said coach Allison Smith.
ROXANA – If Roxana wasn't some 60 miles away, the Vandals probably just would have run home instead of taking the bus.
Piling up 479 rushing yards on 47 carries, the Vandals used three touchdown runs at least 59 yards and a strong defensive performance last Friday night to dispatch South Central Conference rival Roxana, 39-7.
It's the game that every Vandalia volleyball player looks forward to each year, and in 2012, it takes on even more meaning.
Pana, the team that has spoiled many Vandalia accomplishments over the years, will host the undefeated Lady Vandals on Thursday night in a non-conference matchup.
The Lady Panthers are not as strong this season as they have been in the past, but they are still one of the top three teams in the conference, and getting by them on the road is no easy task.
The varsity game will start at approximately 7 p.m.
Volley for the Cure
Coming home for the first time since Aug. 31, the Vandals will look to bring a homecoming crowd a big victory against Litchfield on Friday at 6:30 p.m.
Vandalia (3-1) has scored at least 40 points against the Purple Panthers (1-3) in each of the past two seasons, and with the team's offense coming off of a 483-yard effort at Roxana last Friday, another big win could be on the horizon.
The game will be played in front of several former players who are being inducted into the VCHS Athletic Hall of Fame with the 2007 wrestling team, as well as former defensive coordinator Glenn Exton.
VANDALIA – After watching the top seed fall in the game before theirs, the Warriors had all the more reason to get a win on Tuesday.
Playing as the No. 2 seed in the semifinals of the Egyptian-Illini Conference at Vandalia, Patoka allowed just three hits to Brownstown while piling on the runs in a five-inning, 13-0 win.
"This was our goal," said coach Joe Eddy. "But, our objective wasn't just to win tonight, it's to go win Thursday's championship game."
FILLMORE – The Vandalia golf team will compete in the South Central Conference Tournament on Monday at The Rail in Springfield.
Vandalia has struggled of late, but coach Brandon Taylor said that due to so many good teams being in the conference, a top-three finish would be difficult even if the team was playing well.
"I hope for the best, but I wouldn't be surprised if we are on the outside looking in," he said.
Title contenders at the event are led by Greenville, which has four losses on the season, Carlinville, and Hillsboro.
VANDALIA – The Lady Cougars gave Vandalia all they could in the championship game of Saturday's Vandalia Tournament, but the hosts were just too strong.
After back-to-back tight matches to finish pool play, South Central played the Lady Vandals to a 24-26, 22-25 decision.
The first set was never more than two points apart, with the score being tied 16 times, but the second set was a lot different.
Lady Bombers take seventh at Vandalia Tourney
Brownstown beat Beecher City, 25-20, 25012, in the seventh-place game of the Vandalia Tournament on Saturday.
Dani Austin and Courtney Howard each had nine kills during the tournament to pace Brownstown's offense, while Brittany Kistler had five service aces and 32 digs, and Michaela Walk had 17 assists.
In pool play, the Lady Bombers (3-9) lost to Vandalia, 25-11, 25-13; Carlyle, 25-22, 25-16; and East Alton-Wood River, 25-12, 25-12.
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The Lady Vandals weren't able to get by Roxana on Tuesday, falling 7-2 in their second loss against a conference opponent this season.
Sophomore Courtney Ulmer picked up a singles win at No. 6, winning, 10-4, and seniors Emilie Britt and Jordan
Boren teamed to win No. 3 doubles, 10-5.
The loss moved Vandalia's record to 4-3.
Tuesday, Sept. 18
Roxana 7
Vandalia 2
•No. 1 Hannah Blythe lost, 5-10
•No. 2 Karlee Brimberry lost, 4-10
•No. 3 Britt lost, 2-10
•No. 4 Bailey Jones lost, 6-10
•No. 5 Megan Dothager lost, 8-10
•No. 6 Ulmer won, 10-4
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