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the carolina watchman has double the cir cnlation of any other weekly pub lished in the city iflvertisrrs note • bi h -.; iiks salisbury . r c m thursday february 22 1894 no g in congress w rt ptckhaivi i^tjtoted jdi long's stojiy the s n»ip falls t t ontinn him in tb f«mm of stlrrlujr aii|»ea''8 sj>eaker crisp speak3 of the bland washington february it there was a grim determination manifested ia the senate yesterday to push for ward in the peckham case nt the earli est possible moment the contending leaders were on the ground early and the'-e appeared to be little chantre in the personnel of the opposing forces a mounted hunter's circus with highest of all in leavening power latest u s gov't report ■p^^l baking bui discussion four grizzly eeara what 13 oc samuel pitcher proscription for infants .,.,.. it < uiiluius neither o;iuni morphine nor - otic hkbstancc it is a harmless substitute drops soothing sjrnps and c::stor oil :. its guarantee t thirty yeabs use by xotfeevs castoria is tli children's panacea er*a friends - ria castoria [ n i castwrta feres cote consiipatian ' ... rfcfca eruo-ati a i lj v . r s f.mi j '■»'!, f-"j n«uotos di ■. . .; :., n v b without lojurioaa daciboation mi i uila nr ! .' -. tv.-.-it " t'-.r t»t..1 years i likfa i>vr>rr.r;rr.dec 1 tt c.t l a vwlir ab ria ' ._■. ! bh -'. dwnys contfu ta u i . »•;) caru>r ,;., - , a : ,« ais iavaj-.a produced bonoflci ., »** ' eoviri k ian m i . j rt ( jtj h5 wrect ami tia .. r .. new york city l cnrcicb compajtt ~ mcurat stekkt sew york citt old tim lon propped himself back in his chair and elevated his feet to a more convenient level against ibe cotton wood under which ' we were sitting in front of uilly dawson's store at san marcial iv southern new mexico jim was au old-timer having come to new mex i ico with a bull team thirty years ' back and what he didn't know about fighting apaches and hunting bears ' wasn't worth knowing about five years a<jo he said ! i hud a bunch of cattle over in he ; giui country some seventy or eighty miles north of silver city during our first two months there we heard from various parties who had cattle near us that bears were very plenti ful and that one old grizzly had run three or four outfits all of them having failed to kill her although they had shot her several times the amount of lead u grizzly will take into his anatomy without serious re ! suits is simply wonderful t have seen an old fellow fairly filled with leiwl and still be in fi;,'htin trim fcstcasi for iee comug dais ko i"rospp«t f a vnri.it loll from tin 1'ro ediiii in the house for the wick r«st — oilier matter iviid lag and of interest mr colquitt democrat leor^ia who was classed with the anti-i'eck hain contingent was said to have gone over to the administration but the op ponents of mr peckhani saj tliey have uot counted him as one of their num ber at 13:35 o'clock the doors of the senate w^-re closed and the battle of thursday was renewed considerable routine business waa transacted first and it was not until i o'clock that vilus k*ot the floor and bej^an his speech in favor of i'eekhain absolutely pure washington february it — there appears no prospect of a variation from the program followed by the boose f r the ia^t feu clays mir lilount has speaker crisp's earnest support in lus intention v keep the seigniorage biil before the house until it shail be disposed of in some way after the adjournment on saturday the speaker was conversing with several persons including 1 one or two members regard ing the business air the coming week we shall jo ritrht along 1 * he said in his heart faxhioa just as we have been going until a quorum votes upr-n the question of closing debate and re mains until the vote on the pussa.if of the bill taken istfoi'r the doors closed he occupied himself jvrrung"in.jr a great mass of let ters and papers which it is sup posed formed the ground work of his argument lioar was similarly occupied with purposes the opposite of vilas at :\ o'clock vilas tini.vhed his speech and mitchell republican of oregon began a t.peech ia advocacy of coufir mittion when will that be mr speaker was asked mitchell spoke briefly und was fol lowed at 30 by mr georife of the com mittee who favored confirmation oh 1 think we shall have a torum with us on monday certainly by tues day but whether or not he contin ued with something like grim deter mination in his manner we will go right along and the bill will be passed ueorpe was one of the anti-horn blower men both in committee and on the floor a vote was reached at 3:55 resulting in the rejection of the nomi nation well although we had heard consijemble about bvars wo had been there some time before any of our outfit got sight of one at last one day two of my men and a boy had gone out to look for some steers that had strayed away their route k-d them through a rough foot-hill country and took them farther from camp than usual the boy who was a little chap only about twelve years old was the son of a friend and had been brought in to the moun tains for his health lie was riding on a mule and was a little distance uhead of the men when he suddenly ran on to a big grizzly among the scrub oak the instant the mule sighted the bear he bolted down the slope to the left throwing the boy off and the animal started for him the men had come up by this time and while one opened lire on him with a six-shooter the other rushed in and stooping over caught the boy up in front of him none too soon either for the bear was within ten feet of the boy it proved to be an old she grizzly and the men firt-d at her seven or eight times without effect senator white nominated this i>t statement v:is in response to liovorniir savors chairman of the committee on appropriations who had expressed the opinion tiiat mr island would not succeed in securing the at tandance i>f a quorum favorably dis posod toward his measure why said speaker crisp we have only been nine votes short of a quorum in the house this week in that num ber wore nine populists and ei^ht re publicans . those eight republicans will become eighteen i am assured when the bill is before the house for its passage 1 how many days the bland bill will occupy this week cannot of course be definitely stated now but its supporters confidv mly expect that it will be out of the way by tuesday night at the fnrtherest in answer to a question why the committee on rules was not asked to bringf in an order fixing the time for taking a vote mr island ex plained that under existing conditions such a proceeding would be ii-»eles until we etn quorum h.-re he s;iid we couldn't adopt th qrd--r and when tv.e quorum is at hand we wait need an i irxler lor t lie li'ili'iui mi|irinic court juilgtohip vacancy washington february 19 senator white of louisiana has been ap pointed associate justice of the supreme court of the united states the position to which ilornblower and i'eclchani were previously nominated by the pres ident and rejected by the senate this appointment is regarded as a total sur prise to e ry body as it was conlidentlj 1 expected that new york would secure the prize murder of severo garcia intense excitement and a i'robuble i.vnch ing ''"■outcome of it all san antonio texas february 19 — the excitement in starr county over the recent murder of severo carcia one of the most prominent stockmen of that section has not subsided and the fee in<js against the men arrested charged with the crime is so intense that lynching is tetired the allowed assassins are all well known young in ii of the lower kio liran.de border j ij f s ikvestsieiit m § ! eves ade ther are e!r/!e tctill «•: r.hii-i which a .. 2,1 i pairs • . a nrt protil of iio i a ycr we ■i . but we s<u a er it ir.anj | -. ; .' i ■oar ladim tnlssets a . ■ton c'litk i iklir on«l in r . :• •:-' 5 licrnt.b ■'. -. wcf slf each •■? l ! gfly ! u •€ i - th.y i • i'y •'■u kiira > f t earn »"•-"•. i i y.ir wcstioul.il yearly divijci !• fsi.c ■'• .-•.< roy it year on the iav ktmrr.t wewili'ici • aharr the prior riu : : vital y •• ■than 1 lashai •. n'ltmil r lo»s bjn t!;i pric i h h it i • • r ni.ri smkoaablc i:io»rjk mcti.i we hare over 1,000 <;: wkhi i !«•: . i inorcadliij iiiy borne of \.. .-• j c . h-.m.-rs r.n t.s.v.'c !•,..:.'. y i j 1 v \. ii i j ; ■'• u.f ■■• 3 a ui-li lilde knik ark i ii , .. i ■■■tnni-t hiiu !•• l!»ruh k , n \ -. .». i i ci i.ai.j 1 ■'• 1 ! u ! ! • — . -..'.-■•' v write for a prospectus n n l .: u r ■' ■■• i ■our stockhomrr etcj r fi r «'« j orders l^kcii for one or mor share l"ricc . . dexter shoe co stfi&jsjsr 1 uarcia's body was riddled with bul ! lets and was found by «; detachment of texas rangers buried under a sand liill garcia had he»n niissirnr from home several days when his ikriv was | found after the l/ili to cn'm the seigniorage of the treasury silver bullion has been disposed if representative brown chairman of the committee on clectioes will ask tl.e house to tnkc up the re port in the contest of o'neill vs loy from the eleventh district of missouri joy i republican is the sitting m-m bcr and the commit toe by a straight party vote have recommended that o'neill a democrat aim former mem ber of congress be given the aoat when i heard of it that night t said i would have that boar if it took a month but as we were busy at that time i did not get started for nearly a week however i got off at last one erisp frosty morning — this was early in november — a time of the year when everything is looking its best in that country never been in the mountains in the fall eh well you have missed a whole lot then why the breath of the pines and pinions up there just puts new life into a man to say nothing of the beauty of the scen ery and the pleasure of the open-air life fight in a church i'is o's were kirivl ami * hairs murlnl — th i muse of tltd troublo nashville february 19 the bit tor war that has been raping in the first colored uaptist church of this city broke out anew yesterday and a general ti^ht with chairs and pistols followed an attempt to read a petition o'neill is chairman of the sab-com mittee in charge of that measure johnson's , macneticoil ' ■sstamkillorof fair internal and external tis.m nixral e , 8 ruin bruise l her la sore throat me ftsil ly l£q£:c l d1>«in f^noclrir prepared for uljrst dilanu bl ■• i donbta strength ts^j i-henc imzf tt 2 toe we sue ttc johnson's oriental soap urn »' ! ~ *- et - t orpni skin cur and : omiu p'jde'ttim.fl t..u«-t soap oc ?£.-*->. ...- di:eoiute;y pure makes the v ,* ten -•. 1 restorer th lo-t com 2st " • bathf t infants "'- - theecalp an promotes i . . eeaec for sale by k$wx ctjthrell s \ lisbl'ry x ( j " soddeoeatfll tha community shocked tea ai.iit mr etui at and uigbly , . lareutlj t ate lk i ; llie l'.i»ii ; i e ■art t;a5i»ei awl lu l si ilvnujr uncuii i . ■.. icon iili i - id lately mimuiuii>-il i lale the 1 iaiui uave heart mix u ■■// ■•. herald ■- oiuain statements i . i v votith is no tie -. ■■. . ... aud the awful • ■■. i is claiming victims lion of hi prevalence . i r a yrmptom of tit in , '.:<■i moment in i . ■.-.- in ilway l:inger'ni u ■ften fatal some n a nre shortne - i'i.>n jiain oi t«*i.ra .! ef or arm ir tiui .-. u.v or hungry ■•;--■. c • « i mfferod - • lently my t ■:■■• mouib urt my ncti v pmvmoui.s n -. aero □ iich u-.irms ihot ■••.■t wot mlucol b a ■irt cure the »• ' i nnd hi the ens sly gratuade is to . • i ph akpa s !- to mvin - v-u p.-t ire i »•■i • v eerere ' n - - bnt « : lh nn he'iptlt de bottle of which - ■•• t~..nk thp f '- . a vvrvj fr ii h^irt 1 en t heenn n«ln i i v . > and 1 lver "•' i ■.. ! am ■r " -■v re is void h n'l dnia f t or -•■t by tli dr * -•■h ••■kh«rt in<j . on r.-i-pi-,.t of • ir$s pvprosa prf <** '■- t trom all optatwi or «*»»•■« itr^b ], r \( >«' k«tt nn.1 1 r i !»«> rts bnxm 81 m vftued v««f priii lunik i i1nm._li(i nrbjmin 61 p ir bale 1 all druggiats • 7 . die r a!«chttclv ■■. . ■■;: i.u n . i pn tecls iw-jrjr [ vlio : . . t i die life i . . . • •■: u uisurance '- ' : ; ■- ■',..[ the ' . ... and i - i*n enj f^g cinso | to-day ask all ■■a wish the more ' ie toutine uici>cttcr ' ' ' ''• j*-j roddey manager epartment of the carolina rock hill s c ftidrcn cry for pitcher's castoria so whether it is to be the election case or the appropriation bills that will follow the bland bill the time of the house this week promises to be pretty well occupied mi-ar schedule of the wilnoa itill at one time about everybody in the house had a chair drawn on some one eise one sister went out of the win dow with a chair hung over her head carrying sash and all another wo man when arrested fainted while be iujj lifted into the patrol wagon and was left behind ", u .. ll«'r co ii.c'p capital 81,000,000 best 81.60 siioio in the would ".! dollar x-im d is « dollar earned this indies soli<l french i)<iii«ol»ii.ul but ton lioot deliverrd free nn vth're in t!ie u.s oq ttj rtk-.wpt of ra»h mon(ty order p^f j or 1'iistal note for l.-^o v • ' j equal every way iho boots v ' 1 - i<1 in n'l retail tore for be vr •' ji-j.&o we m:ika this boot v { oincolveb th&tetorv'iv&'gttar . ■.. \ miu uie ./>■', it'll find ireur e v^i a '■! if any o.sc is u<>t sati»licj 1t v r i?rta vu will refund the mi-dry fr^&^p " r i-»-nac-»othcrpair optra k't.i t f x vridths v 1 k m i ', ncvtcd qtinc p 543 feceral s l'exitr ohoe v j-.)crov - special term to dtplm caveats and l^radc-marko obtained and all pat ent buriness co'nilucttd for moocratc fts out off-ice s opp^"5its u s patent crfice and we can netiaie pa-^nt iii iess time ituu ilioae remote from wa^hineton soad model drawiug or photo with dexcrirt tioo • we advice if natcnune or uot free of ciiarjro our fcu not dne till i>ai«ni is m cured a pamphlet ilow to otilaiu patent with natneti of atlual clicutt io your stek coouty ot town eeikt f rue .\ b!mh c.a.snov/&co opp patent ornce wash mston d c the indications are that the sugar schedule of the wilson bill with abso lutely free sugar and no bounty will be reported by the finance committee without ehauge but with the under standing that the question is to be fought cmt on the senate iloor the committee standing in the attitude of making no recommendation on the subject there had been several frosts and the gentle breeze that crept down from the higher land that morning rustled through the fiery scrub oak and yellow quaking asps in the pleasantost way imaginable while underfoot was a soft carpet of dry pine grass i traveled through the foot hills fully twelve miles en tirely past the place where the boy had fallen off without seeing the sign of a bear as 1 had gone along slowly it was noon by that time so i picketed my horse to graze ate my ; lunch and after an hour's rest started back for camp the after noon had turned cloudy with the air chilly and damp just the time for bear as such an afternoon would lilcely bring them down to the lower ridges to feed on acorns of which there was a largo crop the bear is very fond of acorns and will wander a long way from his sleeping place to feed on them the little spurs or foot-hills that jutted out from the range were covered with a heavy growth of this brush and 1 felt pret j ty sure that i would find something on my way homo i had traveled nearly half thodis tance on my return trip when on starling down the further slope ot the spur i saw down a little grade four bears feeding in the brush they were so busy thrashing around among the oaks gathering the nuts : that they had not seen m my horse was an old hunter steady as a r.>ck and i knew there was no dan ger of his leaving e two lar^e old fellows were feeding dose to gether slipping gently from my horse i let drive at one of them aim ing for the butt of his ear ranging back all this was of course in less time than i can tell it when the bear received my shot which was unfortunately too low striking him in the shoulder he evi dently thought for a moment that the other bear had struck him for he hauled rff and gave it a most ter rific blow knocking it some twenty or thirty feet a stroke from a full-grown grizzly's paw let me tell you is no joke cither as a grizzly can crush a horse's sl;u!1 at a single sweep of his paw the lear scram bled to his feet in an instant and 1 let him have it agaie as he ro^e breaking his neck tennessee's bonds floated six hundred lliousaiiil dollars are taken at par in new york new york february 17 — latham alexander it co tiscal agents for the state of tennessee concluded yes terday one of the most important finan cial operations that has been made in behalf of an southern state for a long time they sold to blair &■co bank ers 000,000 of 4 1-2 per cent-tennessee bonds at par and accrued interest these bond wen authorized by the last legislature of tennessee for the purpose of building 1 the state peniten tiary useless furniture merchant had to p.-.y a peasant for throwing a prince aj hm -<•«- prince alexander bariatinski waa the hero of u very amusing series of lawsuits a short time ago says vogue he was pitched out of a first-lloor window of the house'of a wealthy merchant at kieff who found reasons for objecting to his presence . his fall was broken by a peasant passing under the window at the ' time who received on his head tho full weight of the prince's body be ing nearly crushed thereby law suits followed one of them was that of the peas-j ant who sued the prince for damage inflicted by falling upon him the prince in turn summoned the mer chant for having thrown him out of his window the judges experienced consider able difficulty in coming to a de cision in the cases it was manifest - that the moujik was entitled to-dam ages for having been half crushed by the falling prince on the other hand it was hard to make the latter ; responsible for the result of his journey through the air which he had certainly undertaken much against his will at the same time it was difficult to blame the husband for turning the prince out of his house in the drastic manner above described - after much deliberation the courts finally determined to make the merchant responsible for the damages basing their decision on a ukase of czar paul i bearing the date of 1790 every man has a right to throw out of the window into the street anv useless pieca of furniture that 1 may happen to be in hrs house pro ! viding that he tdrkcs the precaution to call out three times beforehand to the passerby take pare failing which he is liable to a municipal line of twenty-five roubles and is financially responsible for any acci i dent which his negligence may have | occasioned . j the court held that the prince at ! the time of his summary ejectment was a useless and superfluous piece i of furniture in the house of the merchant but that the latter had failed before throwing the prince , out of the window to warn the pedestrians below as required by law accordingly the court condemned ] the merchant to pay the fine of twenty-five roubles and four thou sand roubles damages to the peas ant besides the costs d n.nj w'.t'nq 1x3.1 victoria dining with queen victoria does not seem to'be an exhilarating func tion a woman whofeas bren tl«?re .; describes the routine which ngyerj varies the visitor is . co'ndyc.tecl immediately to her room th^fts she remain imtil'a q'uarur ot an '; hour before dinner which i^sei^of 8:45 punctually at that miiuije j the queen enters and t.h company proceeds to the oakroom where din ner is served there is no'ge'n'oral "'• conversation if the qiieen*aii8 tht family speak t-ogfllthes it isia under j tones a,fu'i dinivor 4he xjjjreii udy j dresses every guest jirleflv and re tires a young attache sent from a ; foreign court and ffiusf jntertainea ' gives a still more gloomy view of'h the queen's hospitality for 4-hrve hours previous he was confined to his room not daring to walk through the corridors at the rendezvous before dinner ntv one spok'e to him - at dinner two guest contens«l across his shoulders without noticing him after dinner no one addres>ed him the next mornifig expecting a special interview h--"v.\'i ushered 1 into the presence of a h»ivate sc<sr i tarj r and in a few words curtly disr,»-j missed ?. , . is*j royal cousins to marry k4 the imtrriage of fto'gra:id4eh&£j of hesse and his-cmis*a vriikx^s s victoria mcliia .<■>/• c't^ur^.w^j.^r rau^ed severaj v.v-ic ( u queen sanctioned v.i.'-i.r "<.'::■/;:'? r nient when the duico of v.r/ttr'g'visited het at windsor just y+u v li % lott er-x lau in decenrbor hkj oi.ii-ial-au nounccment of th;.;ir y which took place formally in t-uc.jw a<-c of cob"ur ; tu ! sdjyartcr'noon ' was delliycd til it hu-f pn vatcly c(imi.iuiii<at'd t»jh««arrp<'mr und empress f kusski^tue ir!uaa emperor and ( mpre-ts aiid other . rel atives the marng£c according to the present arrangehpfefti is to take place at coburg dufinglhe last week in april when the queen will be staying there _ children ory for ditcher's csstor't was dp hale a prophet iu 1884 dr edward everett kale's novel of the fortunes of liae'itl wu.s fust published tbo j novel runs to the end of the century i and in the year 1900 tom pooro at washington reviews the last twenty i years of the nineteenth century he says in his review the shares rose again steadily for five years when i . sold again the crash of 1su3 came and everj body supposed manufac turing was at an end at the low est depression i bought stocking shares again • ♦ ♦ when the company wound up two years ago i 1898 the shares yielded g,050 and | here it is we reprint the passage from the novel which is not so well j known as it should be for the bene j fit of investors in the crash of 1893 j hcrr randhartinger and modern music the death of benedict randhartin i ger the veteran austrian musician i is a reminder of how new a thing modern music is when he was born | in 1802 josef haydn the father of ! the symphony had still seven years to live and when haydn was born in i 17o2 johann sebastian bach was in ! the midst of his creative work these three men join hands across the whole history of modern instru mental music and it is startling to reflect that this musician who has just passed away must have talked with men who could remember bach ilerr randhartinger was a school fellow of schubert and a teacher of liszt and cue of the most widely knor.ii musicians in austria the other which was a:i old she bear started forme and i opened on her my rifle is a forty-sixty with [ chilled ball with reloaded shells as mine were i used sixty-five grains of'powder but i let her have it three times in the throat and one in the mouth without stopping her and she was within forty feet of me when 1 heard a noise to my left glancing out of the corner of my eye i saw that one of the other bears was coining for me from that side there was no time for thought what was to be done must be done in stantly at dismounting i had dropped old charlie's rein in an instant 1 had gathered it up and slipped into my saddle old charlie must have made about twenty feet at the first lunge 1 gathered myself together and as the horse circled around the last one i put three bullets into him at short range but did not knock him down the old she bear was following me up grunting like an enraged boar i took another shot at her putting a bullet right through her heart but sh still came . on with the bloody foam flying out of her mouth and the blood spurting iri a stream from her last wound at every step t shov',,1 in some fresb cart ridges the horse keeping some dis " tance ahead of her at a little canter • i could but notice the expression of hdr great blocky face as she followed 11107 it was full of a dumb rage that was sickening to see and her small knowing eyes ncrw almost red had a glint in them that meant r dt*a+h •- '•■• . ' she followed me fully iwo hun " dred yards growing visibly weaker at orcrj shamble 1 had in the meantime taken a couple of shots at her over the horse's tail at the last she stopped and lay down too sick to go further but ready to fight still if the way she looked toward mo was any indication [. seeing it was all up with her i rbegan to look round i 1 ? the second one t had shot he had dragged himself off up the slope leaving a bfoad " trail behind him i soon ovortftokiiim and a shot behind the [ foreveg settled his case the first lay '■where he dropped quite dead t wfen i examined the old she ■bear 1 found more than a dozen old i bullet wounds on her it was doubt \ fesg the one my men had met and i that had bees the terrorof the coun try the fourth one i did not see ! after the first shot it havicg in all ' probability struck up into the thick ftimber of the range j 1 rode back to camp and w ; brought back the wagon that even 1 ibff parking the bears dowu to it ou 1 the horses and got them all saff-iy i in just at dark they were in excel lent condition too fat in fact the fat on the hindquarters of two of them being three or four inches * thick we had bear spare ribs for ; a week and more bear oil for cook i ing than we knew what to do with ' — chicago record m - 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from USA Rugby:
The USA Women's Eagles beat Italy 34-20 in the first ever match-up between the two teams. The Eagles started the match strong and held Italy to zero points in the first half.
"It was a great start and we were dominant in the first half," said Eagles' Head Coach Pete Steinberg. "The Italians showed a lot of fight, but we were able to hold them off and still scored some nice tries."
Both teams struggled to show continuity at the breakdown during the first 20 minutes, as the referee called a tight game in the tackle contest. It was a penalty that gave the US their first chance at points, but fly-half Sadie Anderson pushed her kick to the right from 37 meters.
The Eagles' scrum was strong throughout the game and starved Italy of possession for most of the match. However, it was a lineout that led to the Eagles' first try. Anderson created the opportunity after a long kick to touch. After the lineout and subsequent Italy penalty, the USA forwards drove the ball over the line with Kate Daley touching it down. Anderson missed the conversion.
More USA pressure inside Italy's 22 led to a break by Daley, who fed Stacy Bridges for the try. Anderson converted the kick, which put the Eagles up 12-0.
The remainder of the half demonstrated the Eagles' ability to maintain pressure both offensively and defensively. The final score of the half came from captain Jamie Burke after the US took a quick tap penalty near the line.
The Eagles started the second half with continued pressure, and another penalty was converted by Anderson to put the US up 22-0.
Italy came close to their first try after a US penalty. The Italians took a quick tap, but a ferocious defense held up the ball at the five meter line. Anderson eventually helped the US out of danger with a booming kick.
Though penalties sometimes set the Eagles on the back foot, they maintained a sustained attack and Amy Daniels twisted and turned to put down another try 55 minutes into the game. Anderson converted to make the score 29-0.
With 20 minutes left to play in the match, a break by Italy, and a chip forward, was gathered and cleared by Kimber Rozier, who was able to get the ball into touch. The Italians won the resulting lineout and touched down their first try.
Italy's second try came shortly after, with Italy's center turning over a US ruck and running the ball 80 meters. A penalty kick several minutes later put the score at 29-17.
The Eagles responded to the pressure with an impressive team try. After countering a kick by Italy, Anderson and Ashley Kmiecik broke through the defensive line before being stopped at the 22 meter mark. The forwards attacked twice, creating space for Val Griffeth to score in the corner.
The Eagles gave up only three more points in the game after an offside penalty gave Italy the chance to kick for points.
With only a few minutes left in the game, the Eagles' relentless offense sent them over the tryline again, but the referee called it held up for the sixth time in the match.
"It was a great way to start the tour," said Captain Jamie Burke. "We have not played for over a year so we are a little rusty. We have a lot to work on before France on Wednesday, but I am excited about this team's potential."
Six players received their first international caps in the game; Kimber Rozier, Sarah Wilson, Katy Augustyn, Rosie Miesner, Jenny Lui and Val Griffeth.
"We had six new players capped today and they all stepped in and did well," said Steinberg. "We lost a little of our shape and offensive rhythm as we made our replacements, but still managed to play some good rugby in the second half."
The Eagles play France on Nov. 21st and 24th. The first match will be in Orleans and the final match of the tour will be in Paris.
USA vs Italy | CPO Acqua Acesto | Rome, Italy
- Sarah Chobot (48 min Naima Reddick)
- Kittery Wagner (67 min Katy Augustyn)
- Jamie Burke (C) (54 min Sarah Wilson)
- Stacey Bridges
- Sharon Blaney (61 min Rose Miesner)
- Shaina Turley
- Lynelle Kugler (40min Mel Denham)
- Kate Daley
- Caroline White (40min Jennifer Lui)
- Sadie Anderson (75 min Hannah Stolba)
- San Juanita Moreno
- Samantha Pankey
- Amy Daniels (61 min Valerie Griffeth)
- Ashley Kmiecik
- Kimber Rozier
Tries: Daley, Bridges, Burke, Daniels, Griffeth
Conversions: Anderson 3
Penalties: Anderson 1
Referee: Claire Hodnett
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Forgiving others can be challenging, but what about self-forgiveness?
"The act of forgiving yourself is one of the most difficult things for people to do," said life coach Sheree Franklin. "Self-directed anger prevents you from being truly happy and achieving success."
Franklin said the fastest way to find out if you're running the self-blame game is to monitor what she calls your "self talk." To help pinpoint the problem, she asks her own clients to fill out a chart.
"What are you thinking about while you drive? While you wait in line? While you're at work?" she said. "What wakes you up in the middle of the night? After you write this out, we can see the patterns and help you make different choices."
In order to make progress, Franklin said, you have to face the wounds that cause the emotional hurt before you can change things for the better.
"Sometimes what you find is people are running away from things," she said. "But those life tests will grow little legs and come after you. Once you face it, then you become powerful. We try to jump out of the way of these challenges because we don't want the chaos, but there is never growth without upheaval."
Here are Franklin's tips to getting on the path of self-forgiveness:
Don't dwell on the past. "I have clients come in and complain that they've made bad choices or things don't go their way and I'll say, 'Allow me to apologize to you from the Universe,' " Franklin said. "You didn't do everything wrong and you didn't do everything right. You are constantly evolving and you have an opportunity to choose a new way. We all get to decide."
Set an intention to change. "If you have self-talk about yourself that is negative, you need to change this belief system. But beliefs are so strong it's like changing your DNA. You have to be willing to play in that arena of where you want to be," she said. "Put that belief on your bathroom mirror. This can be as simple as, 'I'm at peace.' Once you get the program piece in place — it won't be like instant coffee — but like T. Harv Eker says in his book 'Secrets of the Millionaire Mind,' 'Thoughts lead to feelings, feelings lead to actions, and actions produce results.' "
Read something uplifting each day. "I ask my clients to set aside 10-15 minutes for themselves each day. This is to 'prime the pump,' so to speak. I recommend 'Radical Forgiveness' by Colin Tipping."
Listen to your body. "If a client has chronic pain and they've been to the doctor and know they don't have a serious disease, it usually means there is more emotional work to do. … I encourage acupuncture or energy work in addition to the emotional work. Once we peel back the layers, I start to see the physical symptoms with my clients improve drastically."
Give service. "We are so caught up with everything going wrong for us, we forget there are others who need help. It can even be just opening a door for someone or acknowledging that someone can go first. You won't be able to move out of whatever is holding you back until you step out of yourself."
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text: Hi Frantisek, I have done quite a lot of alcoholic ferments using ginger, and started out much the same as the way you did. I have since moved on to making my ginger beer with malt extract/all grain, and hopping it just like any other beer. Also using honey rather than refined sugar is another trick that I really like, I use it for honey ginger wines where I want to have a higher alcohol strength beverage (~8-10% ABV). Ginger + Honey + Red soft fruits & berries (especially plums) = AWESOME. Standard advice with alcoholic ferments is to ferment until complete and resweeten/prime when the yeast is done. The higher the strength, the longer you will need to leave it age and develop flavour, but they also preserve longer. You will need a hydrometer/refractometer. If you bottle too early you can get some interesting bottle bombs. Many of the components of ginger, including its fieryness are in my experience very volatile, and blow out your airlock when you do alcoholic ferments. I am thinking of trying to introduce more of it at batch priming time instead (but I dont do batch priming currently). The theory is that you add your priming sugar into a solution, and siphon your ferment onto it. Leave until it fully mixes and then bottle with that. Your priming solution can contain more than just water, and you can use it to introduce flavour kicks or volatile aromas lost during fermentation. Haven't tested this yet. I have haphazardly taken down odd notes and photos here: https://www.facebook.com/The.Sum.of.all.Beers Been meaning to store this in somewhere more ordered, but life is a bit too busy at the moment. On Tue, Mar 5, 2013 at 8:14 AM, Frantisek Apfelbeck <algoldor at yahoo.com>wrote: > Hi Michael, > Many thanks for tips! I will get back to your email most likely tomorrow. > Just for now I've relocated to South Korea, specifically to the island > called Jeju. Beautiful location but I have not found a brewing shop here > yet so I have to be minimalistic. > > Anyway talk to you more tomorrow and once more thanks for your tips. > > Sincerely, > > Frantisek Algoldor Apfelbeck > > biotechnologist&kvasir and hacker > > > http://www.frantisekapfelbeck.org > > > "There is no way to peace, peace is the way." Mohandas Karamchand Gandhi > > ------------------------------ > *From:* Michael Lyons <cprmichael at yahoo.com> > *To:* Frantisek Apfelbeck <algoldor at yahoo.com> > *Sent:* Tuesday, March 5, 2013 3:46 PM > *Subject:* Re: [Tastebridge] suggestions for alcoholic ginger beer > experiments > > Thanks for asking. I've have quite a bit of experience brewing though > hardly consider myself to be an expert. I applaud you for brewing an > alcoholic drink that is not beer. Personally, I stopped brewing beer a few > years ago when the price of ingredients doubled and it became cost > prohibitive for me. > > First of all, there are many reasons to not use baking yeast, and many > types of yeast to choose from which have different qualities you can take > advantage of. One of these qualities is the alcohol concentration at which > the yeast attenuates ie. stops functioning. Another quality is how well > the dead yeast flocculate and settle out of the liquid. > > Another substance you might want to consider is Yeast Nutrient, which is > inexpensive. I have used it when I have brewed hard cider, which doesn't > have the natural nutrients that beer wort does. > The quantity of yeast you use is not particularly relevant since the > yeasties multiply and theoretically one yeast cell could (eventually) > ferment any amount of beverage. Asking at brew shop is a good idea. > Also keep in mind that yeast are reusable, so you can save some of the > used yeast in a suitable, airlocked bottle. A really fun thing to do is > to have a fresh batch ready for ferment when you siphon off the finished > brew off the old yeast. Dump the fresh batch on top of the old yeast and it > will take off full bore in an couple of hours. > > As for adjusting the sweetness, I suggest using a non-fermenting > sweetener, like stevia or lactose. I remember having a problem with a cider > I made that would not stop fermenting. I had let it ferment until the yeast > stopped, but it ended up tasting incredibly dry. When I added more sugar to > get the right sweetness, the yeast would re-activate and within a week or > two the sugar would be gone and the cider would be too dry again. > > If you are using brown sugar for flavor, remember that it is white sugar > mixed with molasses, and you might as well use white sugar and add molasses > for flavor. > > Speaking of flavorings, it is often best to add them after the > fermentation. When I tried making a cherry cider, all of my great cherry > flavor I'd added before fermenting went up in the bubbles my yeast gave > off while it was working on the sugar during fermentation. > > As for water, remember that Anchor brewery and I think speakeasy too, use > straight SF tap water. Fine product from Hetch Hetchy. Great taste and fine > to brew with. Chlorine & flouride and inconsequential no need to filter, > sanitize or mess with the water from the tap; "they" already do that. > > As for fermentation vessels, most people I know use either 5 gallon food > grade plastic buckets with lids or glass carboys. Fermentation locks are > necessary to keep out bacteria and errant yeast, especially during the > later stages of the fermentation when the yeast is not throwing off so much > CO2. Many of us rig up a blow off tube for the first part of the > fermentation because ordinary locks can get clogged with vigorously > bubbling yeast and blow out.. > Fyi, we have all this gear at Noisebridge. > > I have no idea what temperature 25C is, but the nice thing about living > where we do is that yeast like it too. 60-70F. I would be leery of using a > submersible pump, since the brew is not circulating and you're likely to > get part of the batch too hot. Traditionally we keep blankets around the > brewing vessel and they make electrically heated wraps for fermentation > containers. > > Well that's my two cents. Good luck and let me know if you have any more > questions or would like any other help. > > -michaeLyons > > ------------------------------ > *From:* Frantisek Apfelbeck <algoldor at yahoo.com> > *To:* "foodhackingbase at lists.hackerspaces.org" < > foodhackingbase at lists.hackerspaces.org>; tastebridge tastebridge < > tastebridge at lists.noisebridge.net>; 091 Foods <091-food at googlegroups.com> > *Sent:* Monday, March 4, 2013 5:06 PM > *Subject:* [Tastebridge] suggestions for alcoholic ginger beer experiments > > Hi to all and to alcoholic brewers especially, > I just started a new experiment aiming to brew nice alcoholic ginger beer > and I have some questions below. My first batch will be most likely too > sweet, but it is the max end of the screening which I want to do (on the > sweet side), the details for the first experiment are below. I would like > to ask for recommendations for the next experiments, I put some ideas below > at the end. It is possible that I may be able to sell the final product, of > course I plan to share the technology, recopies etc. > > The final volume of the brew = 5 l; Specifications: > > 0.1% (w/v; 5 g) of bakers dried instant yeast (primed/activated in warm > water with bit of light brown sugar for +-30 min) > 20% (w/v; 1000 g) of light brown sugar (dissolved in hot water) > 4%(w/v; 200 g) of ginger (fresh, cleaned by brush and blended in mixer, > added to the brew at the beginning of fermentation) > 95% of used water is commercial purified water (I shake it a bit to get > some oxygen in it) > fermentation vessel is 5 l plastic container, narrow mouth, closed by lid, > no air lock at the momment > the brew is fermenting at +-25C in my "aquarium heater" based incubator > > It started to go on within few hours and it is fermenting really strongly, > anaerobic fermentation as mentioned. I tasted it yesterday (two days after > starting) and it is quite sweet still and bit alcoholic. I am thinking > about starting another brews under same conditions changing just the sugar > concentration to 15% and 10%(w/v). What do you think about that? Below are > more ideas, please do remember that I do not have too much experience with > alcoholic fermentations. Also I ferment in the same environment all my > probiotics but I am using the clean newly bought plastic vessels for the > alcoholic ginger beer. > > THE NEXT EXPERIMENTS - Ideas and suggestions > - decreasing the level of sugar concentrations to 10 and 15% (w/v; 500 and > 750 g respectively) > - changing the type of sugar for completely white sugar (which may be an > issue concerning the nutrition for the yeast) resulting in more clear > gingery flavour > - changing the type of sugar for dark rich brown sugar resulting in more > heavy complex flavour because of molasses > - changing the amount of yeast added to a lower concentration > to decrease the possibly off flavour > - increasing the concentration of ginger and maybe processing it with > heat, which would result in more "spicy flavour" due to the transformation > of gingerol to more pungent zingerone > http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gingerol > - more ideas? > > I should mention that I do not have access to any specific yeast now, I'm > bit low on cash, otherwise what strains would you recommend? 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Think of cars and Southern California and 1956, and the first thing that comes to mind is definitely not an infinitesimal Italian road racer. The photo archives of Orange County tell a different story. In those years of wild pastel paintjobs, one Abarth 207A Spyder made it all the way to Anaheim, California.
Like all Abarths, the 207A is a small, violent exercise in turning stock Fiat parts into a taut racer. Weighing all of 1150 pounds, the car had a 1.1-liter Fiat inline four good for 66 hp at 6000 rpm, which is rather microscopic when you compare it to period American cars, but consider that the motor made 36 hp before Carlo Abarth worked his exhaust-driven magic. It was three inches lower than a Ford GT40, had a Perspex windshield, 300SLR-style sidepipes, an asymmetrical, Jaguar D-Type-style vertical fin, and generally looked like a precursor to the crazy Italian prototypes which would swarm motor shows 15 years later.
Parked in front of Disneyland's Fire Department, the car looks like a toy car with its knee-high fenders, but it was no toy car: the screaming Fiat engine and the low weight combined for a top speed of 100 mph. Not particularly fast in modern terms of sterile speed, but imagine 100 mph in a tiny, tiny steel chassis, the wind creating vortices off the Perspex, the pillbox hat and the permanent waves long gone from the driver's head. It's fast enough.
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University of Oklahoma head coach Bob Stoops confirmed Wednesday that assistant coaches Jackie Shipp and Bruce Kittle will pursue other opportunities and will not return to the OU coaching staff for the 2013 season.
"Bruce and Jackie both are great professionals who made a positive impact on Oklahoma Football," Stoops said. "Jackie played an integral role on our staff for 14 seasons as we won a national championship, made three other national championship game appearances and won eight Big 12 championships.
"Bruce made substantial contributions to a pair of Big 12 championships during his tenure with us," Stoops continued. "He also played an instrumental role in the development of players like Donald Stephenson and Lane Johnson. I wish Jackie and Bruce the very best moving forward."
Stoops indicated that no decisions have been made relative to filling positions on his staff.
"I anticipate speaking with several candidates that I have identified for our coaching staff, but I have yet to interview any of those individuals," he said. "I will continue to evaluate all of our options. Our objectives haven't changed. We will continue to do everything possible to ensure Oklahoma Football and our student-athletes are given the resources and support they need to compete for championships and excel in the classroom."
Both Shipp and Kittle expressed their appreciation of their time at OU. Shipp coached the defensive line for the Sooners the past 14 seasons and enjoyed a four-year playing career with Oklahoma from 1980-83. Kittle originally joined Oklahoma as the team's on-campus recruiting coordinator in 2010 and coached the club's offensive tackles and tight ends the past two years.
"It has been a privilege to coach the last 14 seasons at my alma mater, an honor that few coaches in this business are afforded," said Shipp. "It was a pleasure to compete with my teammates on Owen Field, and later, to work with a staff that helped so many talented student-athletes achieve their goals. I am particularly grateful for the many enduring relationships that were forged at the University of Oklahoma over the years."
"It's been a great blessing to work with Coach Stoops, our student-athletes and the entire staff at the University of Oklahoma," added Kittle. "Our family wishes the Sooners the very best, and we'll always have a fond place in our heart for the many individuals who touched us during our stay in Norman."
Sooners Continue to Restructure Coaching Staff
University of Oklahoma head coach Bob Stoops confirmed Wednesday that assistant coaches Jackie Shipp and Bruce Kittle will pursue other opportunities and will not return to the OU coaching staff for the 2013 season.


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Aug. 8. Stenton Avenue and Willow Grove Avenue. Complainant states that between 5 p.m. on Aug. 7 and Aug. 8, an unknown person stole a white 2005 Chevy G 1500, Pennsylvania tag ???1389.
Aug. 8. 100 block E. Bells Mill Road. Complainant states that at approximately 2:30 p.m. his burglar alarm went off. He discovered basement door was open and glass was cracked to door. It is unknown at this time what was taken.
Aug, 9. 7800 block Ardleigh Street. Complainant states that an unknown person stole two bicycles from front porch. The first was a purple bike with a child seat. The second was a blue and gray bike. Both were chained.
Aug. 9. 8100 block Ardleigh Street. Complainant states that between 8 and 8:30 p.m., an unknown person stole a black Trek mountain bike from front of house.
Aug. 9. 8000 block Roanoke Street. Complainant states that five black juveniles all dressed in dark clothing cut chain on his daughter's bike and fled eastbound on Willow Grove Ave. towards Germantown Ave. Taken was a 24 speed yellow/black Magna bike.
Aug. 10. Valley Green Road & Wolcott Drive. Complainant states that between 4:15 and 5 p.m., an unknown person broke the driver's side window and damaged door handle to a red 1998 Hyundai and stole a purse containing a Coach wallet, money, four identification cards and a Tom-Tom GPS.
Aug. 10. 7700 block Crittenden Street. Complainant states that someone stole a license plate EDY5919 from a 2001 Mitsubishi Galant.
Aug, 13. Valley Green Inn and 7 Valley Green Road. Complainant states that when she returned to her vehicle she found driver's side window broken and a Motorola Droid cell phone stolen.
Summary — Eight crimes for week: one burglary, one stolen vehicle, three thefts and three thefts from vehicles.
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On October 27th at the American Society of Human Genetics 2005 Annual Meeting, the Wellcome Trust, the National Institutes of Health and the National Human Genome Research Institute offered a two-hour tutorial on effective HapMap usage. The session included an introduction to the HapMap, use of the HapMap for association studies, tag SNP selection, improving analyses using chips with pre-selected SNPs and a guide to the HapMap Web pages.
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Generally, the LEGO Group will be guided by the following principles when processing personal data:
1. We will only collect personal data for specific and specified purposes;
2. We will not collect personal data beyond what is necessary to accomplish those purposes;
3. We will not use personal data for purposes other than that for which the data was collected, except as stated herein, or with prior consent;
4. We will not transfer personal data to third parties or across borders, except as stated herein, or with prior consent;
5. We will seek to verify and/or update personal data periodically, and we will accept requests for amendments of personal data;
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The LEGO Group encourages families to visit our LEGO.com sites together as a shared activity
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As a general principle, we process personal data in order to facilitate or improve the LEGO Group's offerings and services to you. We do purchase supplementary data from public sources to complement our data bases.
We do not process personal data on behalf of third parties, nor do we sell personal data to, or share personal data with, third parties for their own, independent use, except if you allow us to do so (see LEGO Shop below).
We do share personal data with third party vendors when it is necessary to provide services that we don't perform ourselves, e.g. shipping of LEGO® products, mailing of LEGO® Club Magazines, etc.
We also use third party data hosting companies to store personal data collected by us in their servers, and to do data validation checks for us (see LEGO ID - Linked Accounts below).
We undertake or commission consumer research projects from time to time and we may share personal data with third party research companies for this purpose. Also, such third party research companies may host survey data in their data bases on our behalf.
All data transfers to third party vendors or partners, including those listed as examples above will be subject to a written contract between us and the third party vendor or partner in question, and the vendor or partner will not have any authority to use such personal data for any purpose other than as instructed by us.
When relevant, personal information may be shared among the business units and entities inside the LEGO Group. LEGO entities
We will disclose personal data when legally obligated to do so under subpoena or court order, or for law enforcement purposes. For operational security reasons, we process (mirror) personal data in Europe and the United States. This means that all personal data processed by us is transferred between our facilities in Europe and the United States periodically.
Processing of personal data through LEGO® channels
We have introduced one common profile platform (LEGO ID) which is usable across different LEGO online applications. When you have created one LEGO ID for one application, it can be used for other applications as well.
A LEGO ID may be created by children and adults alike, but where an individual younger than 13 signs-up, we will, as a general rule, collect personal data from the parents or legal guardian of the child rather than the child.
In order to create a LEGO ID, we will process personal data such as email address (and a parent or legal guardian email address if the creator is under the age of 13), birthday, country of residence, and gender. We will also require a password and a username to be created.
The email address is used for sending account notifications and other system-related information as needed.
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By linking children's LEGO ID's with parents or legal guardians LEGO ID's, we enable more substantial parental control over the child's online activities. In doing so, however, it is extremely important that we can verify the relationship between the child and the parent or legal guardian to whose LEGO ID the child's LEGO ID is to be linked.
For this reason, we will process personal data in regards to the parent or legal guardian such as first and last name, mailing address, date of birth and a more reliable type of offline ID number (e.g. driver's license number or social security number, personal identification number or the like) varying by jurisdiction.
We will transfer these data to an external service provider, which will perform the validation for us. Validation services will be performed under a written contract between us and the service provider.
We will not store personal data collected for the validation in our archives. The result we receive back will be a "match" (in which case the child and the parent or legal guardian LEGO ID's will be linked) or a "no match" (in which case the LEGO ID's will not be linked, until and unless an appropriate relationship between the child and the applicant has been established otherwise).
The external service provider will process and store the personal data submitted by us strictly for documentation purposes.
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When you use our LEGO Shop service online or offline (e.g. ordering online via shop.LEGO.com or via the LEGO Consumer Services Center, via catalogue or otherwise), we will process transaction-related personal data, such as your first and last name, mailing and shipping address, phone number, email address, credit card or other payment information, and (if you have created a [LEGO ID]) your date of birth and gender. We will also process information about your purchases with us.
We will use such personal data to process and deliver your order, to provide notification of order status, and to update your profile periodically to ensure that we have the most accurate personal data available. We will also use said personal data to analyze customer behavior and to customize our LEGO Shop communication with you, if applicable. In this respect, we may transfer tracking information about your use of our sites to external service providers, which will help us optimize your browsing experience. Optimization services will be performed under a written contract between us and any service provider.
If you opt-in (or upon request), we will send you LEGO Shop promotional and marketing emails. These may be targeted to you based on your purchase history or online browsing behaviour.
You may allow us to share your name, address and ordering activity with carefully selected third parties in whose products we believe you might be interested.
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If you are 13 years or older (age limitation may vary by country), you can join our LEGO VIP Program in physical LEGO Brand Retail Stores, online via LEGO Shop, by phone via the LEGO Consumer Services Center, or through LEGO events offered by the VIP program. If you sign up in a store or by phone, you will be required to subsequently visit VIP.LEGO.com/Register to finalize the sign-up process online.
We will process personal data such as your first and last name, address details, phone number, cell phone number (optional), email address, credit card or other payment information, LEGO ID username and password, date of birth and gender. We will also process information about your purchases with us (online and offline), marketing preferences and your use of LEGO.com related websites.
We use your personal data to send you regular email newsletters, to send you marketing offers (if you opt-in) via catalogues, emails and text messages, to analyze customer behavior and to customize our LEGO VIP Program communication with you. We will also use your personal data to update your profile periodically to ensure that we have the most accurate personal data available.
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Children can join the LEGO Club. If the child is under the age of 13, we will, as a general rule, collect personal data relevant to the membership from the parents or legal guardian of the child rather than the child. Where the only personal data needed is the email address of the child (e.g. for participation in a contest), we may collect the email address directly from the child, and provide notification to the parents or legal guardian as required by law.
As a member of one of the LEGO Club, the child may receive periodical LEGO Club Magazines, LEGO Club email newsletters, and be able to participate in contests, etc.
When completing a LEGO Club membership application, you consent to the LEGO Club using your child's information for mailings and emails. The data will be used only for LEGO mailings and will not be sold, rented, or otherwise disclosed to any company outside the LEGO Company except for companies acting as our agents to help us provide services requested by the child.
We will process personal data such as the child's first and last name, mailing address, gender, date of birth, email address and phone number, as relevant.
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You may contact our LEGO Consumer Service Center with questions or comments related to the LEGO Group, and our products and services. You may also request replacement parts for your LEGO® sets, request catalogues, etc.
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I have to respectfully disagree with Elynn Lee's answer here, just the part that proportional fonts can't line up at the beginning of indents. I actually think there's a strong case to be made for the advent of proportional fonts in programming, especially after David Jonathan Ross' work with Input.
Womens Booties Rose 29 26244 Tamaris 1 So, first I'll screenshot the example from Elynn's answer in Input:
As you can see, lining up indents can also be achieved with appropriately adjusting spacing.
The real place proportional fonts shine is in readability. These are the letters 'm' and 'n' in Source Code Pro, a popular monospaced programming font.
Here they are again in Input:
Notice the subtle difference here, this may not be much but it turns out our eyes are way better at detecting typos when they have the letter's width as a clue, e.g.
is easier to tell apart than
in a sea of code. So, spaces before the beginning of a line are not a problem inherent to proportional fonts and can be solved with variable spacing.
To quote Input's creator:
I realize that using proportional fonts in code is a tad experimental, and some will keep to Input's 56 monospaced variants. Input's proportional fonts, Sans and Serif, try to take what is best about the monospaced genre and fuse it with a font that lets each letter take up the space it needs. I use and combine them on my computer for everything from code to correspondence. While most user interface fonts are generic, Input has a distinct voice. And when some of Input's earliest beta testers never realized they were coding in a proportional font, I knew I was onto something.
Source: David Jonathan Ross
Personally, I've tested this and my error rate from typos has gone down significantly, enough to convince me to switch despite some awkwardness. The only downside of this is a convention where spaces are used after characters to line things up, such as a variable declaration like the following:
This could actually be fixed with a more subtle variable spacing algorithm. It doesn't bother me enough to move off Input because
26244 Rose Womens 1 Tamaris Booties 29 Overall, the jury's still out on what's globally better (I asked this question) but I thought I should make a case for proportional fonts.
But if you're someone like me who makes typos semi-regularly, I'd definitely recommend trying out a proportional programming font like Input and seeing what your before/after is. I also highly recommend reading this essay about Input -- Input: Fonts for Code.
The main power of mono-space font, and anyone who uses mono-space text editors will know this. Is simply that the screen becomes a grid of characters, to me this is the strength. Everything lines up. Abhinav's answer said that it its hard to distinguish "function" and "fumctiom" with monospaced fonts, but this is mostly true only if the first letter is aligned which is not always as easy with proportional fonts. The alignment is the power of monospace. Also editing multiple lines at once comes in handy very frequently and it looks wrong in anything but monospace. (alt+shift for notepad++)
But think about this what if the line was longer than a single word? Sometimes tables are useful as configuration containers. When everything lines up in a block it helps reduce errors, and allows visual comparison on the rows above and below.
Proportional fonts have their place, Honestly it would be nice to switch between them for different parts of code. But if I were to choose a default it would be monospace every time no exceptions. Expecially for C, C++, D, Java, Haskell… Python might be Ok, I would still use monospace. Mostly for aligning values in list or dictionaries.
And yeah I know Proportional fonts are the future, fancy, and a reoccurring fad in programming. There is power in the grid.
But I must say I do respect an answer that flows against conventional wisdom. So kudos to you Abhinav Sharma.
People use monospace fonts because they can align the code using text directly, which is the only supported alignment in the code editor. So, if there's some other mechanisms can solve the alignment problem, then I think maybe they will try proportional fonts, and font foundries will also try to make some.


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ASUS stuck with the AMI BIOS, this time with the 2MB version, which gives additional languages besides English. A nice gimmick, but we would rather see extended help information in the BIOS first before adding any languages with misleading translations.
The most annoying feature of the ASUS BIOS is that while overclocked the CPU will not receive idle-voltages. The CPU multiplicator is reduced but the VCore remains.
We have to state that we always recalculate the bench results to nominal frequencies. Most vendors do an overclock to their products, maybe to get more bench-points, but we nullify such attempts. The Blitz is overclocked with 2666.6666MHz, 3333.3333MHz, underclocked with 366MHz FSB or overclocked with 367MHz FSB:
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Diplomats and economists from both sides of the Atlantic met Monday at UCLA Anderson School of Management to discuss the state of the European Union one year after the organization accepted 10 new members.
Several speakers at the conference supported by the Delegation of the European Commission and sponsored by Anderson's Center for International Business Education and Research addressed looming challenges the EU faces in the coming months, emphasizing a May 29 referendum in which French citizens will decide whether to ratify the European Constitution.
The document lays the framework for foreign policy and other continental institutions, defining the relationship between member states and laws by which they all would have to abide.
"What happens if the constitution fails is a question every pundit in Europe is talking about today," said Geoffrey Garrett, vice provost of the UCLA International Institute.
Recent polls show 53 percent of French voters would say no to the constitution. And though public support in Europe for the union climbed in the 1980s, it peaked around 1992 when nations signed the Maastricht Treaty, granting European citizenship to the club's 12 members, Garrett said.
"It's bounced around a little bit since, but it's really quite low," he said.
Europe is also wondering whether the success of the so-called EU-15, the union before it was enlarged to 25 members on May 1, 2004, will continue now that the group includes many former communist states such as the Czech Republic and Poland.
Francesco Papadia, the European Central Bank's director of general operations, pointed to population and economic distinctions between old and new member states as contributing to the complexity of governing the European bank and the euro, the common currency used by 12 countries.
According to Papadia's presentation, the EU-15 has a population of 380 million and a gross domestic product of 9.166 trillion euros, with the 10 new member states contributing 75 million people and a 438 billion euro GDP.
Still, despite these differences, Europe must embrace its expansion as the only way it can grow as a world power in both politics and trade, said Komal Sri-Kumar, chief global strategist for Trust Company of the West.
"Even if the European Constitution were to be defeated, I don't think the EU has any other option than to accept the EU-25," he said.
Support for the EU is strongest among new entrants, Garrett said.
In a lunchtime address, U.S. Ambassador to the European Union Rockwell Schnabel described the scene in Sofia, the capitol of Bulgaria, an EU candidate that signed the union's Treaty of Accession on April 25.
Buildings constructed by local companies are going up, real estate prices are booming and new roads are snaking around the city, Schnabel said.
Looking further into the future, Papadia addressed Europe's decision to begin membership talks with Turkey this year, which could mark the beginning of the end of that country's decades-long effort to join.
For the EU to consider admitting Turkey, a large Islamic state whose demographics diverge from those of the rest of Europe, is exciting, Papadia said.
"Turkey's much poorer than the rest of the EU. Turkey has a checkered history on human rights," he said. "I don't know if we'll be able to achieve it. But I hope we will."


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Like many of you I seem to be the "go to" guy for family, friends, and co workers when they want an opinion about the automotive world. Over the past month the question that has come up the most is…"So what do you think about the new F-150?" My response is, "It's a nice truck but the lights look weird."... "But what about the aluminum?" they say, "Do you think it will be strong enough?"
I tell them that I do think that switching to aluminum is a gamble, but I am confident that the droves of Ford engineers have found a way to make the lighter metal work just fine for AMERICAS BEST SELLING VEHICLE! However, despite my examples regarding advances in high strength aluminum being used in other passenger cars, the Space Shuttle, and motorsports, many folks are still not convinced.
Maybe there is something deeper at work regarding this skepticism. After all, Americans for the most part have faith in technological progress. No one panicked when Apple made the Air notebook? No one said, "Will it still be able to compute? Go on the internet? Get me to Facebook?" So that is not the greatest example, we are used to our gadgets getting lighter. But not our trucks. Trucks are supposed to be heavy, because heavy equals strength.
And this is what we imagine when we think of our trucks...a vehicle that can do anything. The pickup truck is a symbol of American strength and fortitude, it represents our ability to "get things done."
Think back to history, what else represents America's strength?...Steel! Thanks to Andrew Carnegie, this country was literally built on steel: bridges, buildings, railways. We won wars with steel.
American steel was once the standard of the world. The Germans great make sport-sedans, Italians make great exotics, and the Japanese make great commuter cars. America makes great trucks. So perhaps the uneasiness of the car-buying public about the use of aluminum is rooted deeper in our psyche. Perhaps I am over psychoanalyzing this whole thing; I have been known to do that.
Andrew Carnegie revolutionized steel production, Henry Ford revolutionized automobile production. Both men knew without great risk there is no reward. I have faith that their "decendants" will come together and revolutionize the way America sees its beloved pickup truck. What do you think, is the skepticism regarding aluminium only about the material, or could it be something more?
@AutomatchTom is a professional car buying consultant, lover of all things automotive and a bit wagon obsessed. On a personal note, while I am not a "truck guy," I really want the aluminum F-150 to succeed, maybe it is just me being overly patriotic but If it does I will be proud to broker deals on them.
(F-150 images via Ford.com. Aircraft images via Wikipedia)