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The what-I-did-for-summer-vacation essays at San Francisco's Drew School come this fall won't include trips to Disneyland or lessons on lanyard making from camp.
Instead, 20 of the private school's students can describe how they climbed on hot African roofs in the middle of June to make repairs and installed solar panels in a small Senegalese village.
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The students traveled to the village of Keur Sadaro as part of a service-learning, global exchange project that started five years ago.
"I felt a small school like us could make a difference if we could focus our energy in a small place," said Jacques Cusin, a school dean.
It was an eye-opening experience for the students into a different culture, religion and lifestyle — one without running water, electricity or bathrooms, Cusin said.
The students are working on a multi-year project to bring water, electricity, computers and wireless access to the village school and medicine to an emerging health clinic.

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Adventist HealthCare officials, joined by Shady Grove Hospital personnel and local elected officials, broke ground Wednesday morning on what will become Montgomery County's first free-standing, comprehensive cancer center.
Called the Aquilino Cancer Center, the 50,000-square-foot, three-story building will offer personalized, expert care to cancer patients with up-to-date technology and support services to treat various forms of cancer. It's slated to open on the Shady Grove Adventist Hospital campus in 2013.
The driving force behind the project, said Shady Grove Hospital president Dennis Hansen, was better care for people battling cancer in the hospital's community. Jane Peck, executive director of the cancer care services for Adventist, said she believes it will do that and more.
"For the patient, our plan is to create a center where they can walk in and have all of the services they need that completely takes care of them as they're fighting their disease," said Peck.
"Not just their doctor's appointments and the clinical side of things, but also the supportive care that a cancer patient needs, whether that be through the psycho-social support, nutritional support, fitness, all of those elements that are also important to a person when they're battling the disease."
Many of those elements often go without being cared for because the patient either doesn't know where to get the treatment or doesn't have the energy to go to another location, Peck said.
Cathy Salem, one of Shady Grove's radiation oncologists, said the center will prove to be a more accessible facility for patients both during and after their cancer treatments.
"I have absolutely no doubt the Aquilino Cancer Center will improve the outcome and quality of life for our patients," Salem said.
The $27 million center was made possible through a generous donation from county resident Michael Aquilino, whose wife, Tammie, died from cancer in 2004.
"When you're going through cancer, time is so valuable. You don't want to spend that time commuting while maintaining a routine with your family, your work and the hospital," Aquilino said in a statement. "I truly believe upper Montgomery County deserves and needs a convenient, high-caliber cancer center like the one that is being built, with all the critical services in one place and top medical researchers in close proximity."
As part of the Shady Grove Life Sciences Center and the Great Seneca Science Corridor, physicians at the Aquilino Cancer Center will be able to closely collaborate with local and national research organizations. Patients will also have an opportunity to participate in clinical trials and research projects.
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An international team of scientists is working under Antarctica's snow-covered surface to build the world's largest neutrino telescope.
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IceCube -- will occupy a cubic kilometer of Antarctica when it is completed in 2011, said University of Delaware Professor Thomas Gaisser, one of the project's lead scientists.
IceCube will provide new information about some of the most violent and far-away astrophysical events in the cosmos,said Gaisser, who is managing the deployment of the telescope's surface array of detectors, known as
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The telescope consists of kilometer-long -- 0.62-mile -- strings of 60 optical detectors frozen more than a mile deep in the Antarctic ice, the scientist said. Atop each string of deep detectors is a pair of 600-gallon IceTop tanks, each containing two optical detectors.
The surface IceTop detectors measure cascades of neutrino particles generated by high-energy cosmic rays, while the detectors deep in the ice monitor neutrinos passing up through the planet from below.
The system is designed so scientists can reconstruct the path of the particles and trace where they came from, perhaps an exploding star or a black hole.
The University of Delaware is among 33 institutions contributing to the National Science Foundation project, which is coordinated by the University of Wisconsin.


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5. Here Comes the Boom - $12 million
6. Pitch Perfect - $9.3 million
7. Frankenweenie - $7 million
8. Looper - $6.3 million
9. Seven Psychopaths - $4.2 million
10. The Perks of Being a Wallflower - $2.1 million
Liam Neeson ruled the box office again this weekend as Taken 2 held on to the top spot, earning an estimated $22.5 million in its second weekend. Its domestic total now stands $86.7 million, and it continues to do even bigger business overseas, where it's earned $132 million. So I guess there will be a Taken 3?
Coming in a close second was the Ben Affleck Iranian hostage drama Argo, which opened with an estimated $20.1 million. With an "A+" Cinemascore rating, word-of-mouth should carry this one well for the next few weeks. Right behind that was the horror film Sinister, which opened well with $18.2 million, although that's probably the best it will see with Paranormal Activity 4 opening next weekend.
While audiences can't seem to get enough Liam Neeson, they do seem to be somewhat over Kevin James, as his latest comedy, Here Comes the Boom, flopped with only $12 million for the weekend. To put that in perspective: even Zoopkeeper opened with $20.7. So that wasn't good. At least James still has Hotel Transylvania, which had another great weekend, earning $17.3 million.
The worst showing in this week's top ten was Seven Psychopaths, which earned only $4.2 million. Also not impressing anyone was the second part of the Atlas Shrugged trilogy, which tanked in 11th place, earning only $1.1 million.
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BEIJING, Feb. 21-- Vice Chairman of China's Central Military Commission Fan Changlong on Friday met with Ray Odierno, the visiting U.S. Army chief of staff.
The armed forces of China and the United States have witnessed progress on high-level exchanges and joint exercises over the past year, Fan said.
During the meeting, Fan expressed China's serious stance on the planned meeting between U.S. President Barack Obama and the Dalai Lama on Friday in the White House.
Odierno vowed to push forward military ties with China, saying stronger bilateral military relations will safeguard peace and stability of the Asian-Pacific region and the world.
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The mandolin is an odd instrument on which to build a solo performing career as a classical musician, but Avi Avital seems poised to do just that. Born in Israel and trained there and in Italy, he has experimented with crossover ventures, but his first solo album with Deutsche Grammophon, released this week, is devoted to transcriptions of Bach concertos.
As revealed at a concert Wednesday at the Sixth & I Historic Synagogue, presented by the Washington Performing Arts Society, Avital is an accomplished musician but will probably remain a specialty act. The mandolin's sound had considerable charm, helped along by discreet but still slightly canned amplification, but it has limitations in holding the ear's attention over a sustained period. It worked best in music closest to the instrument's home repertoire, a revelatory performance of Bartok's "Seven Romanian Dances." Composed on the piano and later arranged for orchestra, these folk miniatures became hypnotic when arranged for the mandolin, the little dissonant inflections seeming to make perfect sense.
Three Baroque concertos had more varied success, with the mandolin best suited to Vivaldi's D major concerto for lute, with some pleasing embellishments added by Avital. Two Bach concertos (BWV 1052 and 1056), originally for violin and oboe, had to be adapted from versions Bach made for harpsichord, and the translation to mandolin felt less natural. An accompanying ensemble of five string musicians mostly played at a level just above a whisper, and in many places one missed the harpsichord filling in the harmony of the continuo line. The overall effect is stronger on the recording, where the mandolin's fragile sound could be artificially balanced with a more complete ensemble.
Avital replaced a planned Beethoven work with a fanciful arrangement of Ernest Bloch's "Nigun" from "Baal Shem" and Avital's composition "Kedma," both a heartfelt nod to the venue's origins. The appeal of these works was matched by the encore, Avital's semi-improvisatory arrangement of a Bulgarian folk dance.
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Wimpy or over worked?
When I look back at what was expected of teenagers within the last few decades, the role of the teenager is evolving. Are our children becoming more wimpy because of all the latest technology? Or are they becoming more able to handle a stressful situation because of the latest technology? Wimpy is not a very technical term. Are teens less prepared or more prepared for handling situations involving them that are mentally, emotionally or physically more demanding?
Mentally stretched from all sides.
Mental exhaustion is taking it's toll on kids. Teens are expected to do more in less time. They not only need to get through school and maintain a decent grade, but their homework is at a higher standard than in the past. My son is a Junior in high school. He had a project due the other day. He had to create a Power Point presentation and his presentation was scheduled for Tuesday. It was Monday night at about 11:00 pm. He was putting on the finishing touches, he reached for his portable USB flash drive and it wasn't there. He couldn't find it anywhere. He was so frustrated and mentally exhausted that he just went to bed.
The next morning I asked him if he had everything prepared and he explained to me that he couldn't find his flash drive. I told him to explain his issue to the teacher. Hopefully the teacher would understand, then my son could turn it in the next day. My son quickly explained to me that it is due today and only today. Late assignments are not accepted. There are three projects per day and that this was his day and the teacher would not accept anything else. I told him to e-mail the project to his teacher's e-mail address. Then the teacher could bring it up on a lap top. He said that was not acceptable either. Needless to say, my son failed this project. Zero for all his hard work. Even though he explained the situation to his teacher, the teacher would not budge.
This mental stress is normal to teens these days. Teachers want students to get used to meeting deadlines so they will be prepared for the working world. Society is a lot more demanding of a teen these days. Teens are dealing with so much more stress than their co-teens from earlier decades. The entire college entrance situation is another area where teens must excel in school just to get a place on a waiting list for their favorite college.
Once a child leaves junior high, high school is a big step up. Gone are the fun filled, care-free days. A child's chance to play and enjoy a stress free life are pretty much over. It's sad, but it's the reality of a teens life these days. Mental stress for teens is part of their every day life.
Does your student make the grade? Give them the gift of storage.
Teens through the decades -How teens react now versus how they reacted in the past.
My adolescent children hate when I start a sentence with "when I was your age...". They don't want to hear about how I did this and I accomplished that when I was a child. Adolescence is a rough time for many teenagers. Teenagers these days tend to be more wimpy and whiny than in the past generations. As our culture develops and as we use Twitter and Facebook and other forms of social media, it's easier now than ever to express your views, opinions and emotions. Is this a good for our children or bad for our children?
Back in the day, if we got caught by a parent doing something wrong, we had to go to our room. In our room was a bed, a dresser, a desk, maybe, and that was it. We laid there looking up at the ceiling or crying into our pillow, thinking about what just happened. We thought about the incident, whether our punishment was fair or not, and then we moved on. There was no cell phone, no iPad, no computer with Internet, no electronics at all. Most of us didn't even have a home phone in our room. A phone in a teenager's room was a rarity. Normally there was only one phone line per household because most parents didn't want a chatty teenager talking on the phone and tying it up. Remember that?
Now, when a child is scolded, they can tweet about it, post it on their Facebook, text their best friend, look up their situation on the Internet in a minute and so on. It's really not their fault that all this is available. Literally, a teen has the ability to communicate to the world at his fingertips.. Some would argue that texting, or tweeting is a healthy way to vent feelings so they don't remain locked up inside. On the other hand, can this immediate outlet of showing emotions and feelings damage a child? Will they ever learn to handle situations on their own? Will they ever think for themselves or figure out a way to deal with something without running to others?
Wimpy and whining are up because the demand for teens to perform and handle more responsibility is on the rise. Sure, they have more access to anything and everything from their friends to movies, YouTube Videos and such. But, they are also expected to earn higher grades, work harder and smarter than any other teens from the past.
The best thing that we can do for them as parents is to guide them, discipline them, encourage them and provide them with the tools they need to survive the challenges in today's tough world.
What do you think about teenagers today?
Do you think they are taking on more stress than ever before?
Being a teenager sure has changed from when I was growing up. I think that being able to broadcast the problem as you mentioned has several detrimental effects. First, your friends are likely to side with you, so the parents' message will be diluted. This makes the parents job much harder, making it harder for the child to learn valuable lessons.
I was talking with coworkers just this morning about this, and the other thing that is different is that we coddle them more as children. We have barely gotten to a point where they are allowed to cross the street by themselves and this makes the teaching them to be grownups part much shorter or later.
This is CREATIVEINCHIEF here, I have just written a book called "HOW TO BE THE BEST PARENT YOUR CHILD NEEDS."
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Ms. Mother Nurture - love your screen name! And yes, I do think teens today have a lot more to deal with than previous generations. Advanced technology is a double-edged sword with keen edges, and needs to be handled as such. Sounds like you've got a pretty good handle on things though. Up and interesting!
Wow a very insightful hub. I have to say that I think technology,or more accurately the immediate access everyone has to it,is making our kids not only wimpy but stupid as well. They have an ocean of knowledge at their fingertips and instead of learning they use it to talk to a friend who lives next door,play games,and use facebook. Sad.


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- The Lincoln County Humane Society doesn't think twice when it comes to finding animals a new home. But now the organization needs a new home of its own. "All of our storage and things like that just need to be completely removed just so we have more space to extend the kennels," said Lincoln County Humane Society Director Liz Friedenfels. Friedenfels is now preparing for some construction. "We have volunteers who are going to do the demolition and reassemble the new kennels and the new kennels that we will be purchasing will be used in the new building. But unfortunately it's just a big push to get that done," said Friedenfels. The renovations on their current building will bring them up to code with new state puppy mill laws.But the changes may only be used for a few years. The next step is construction for an all-new building in the same location.After some struggles, they're headed in the right direction. "There was some concern with the county about the EXPO center, and things like that, but AGRA Industries did a design where both buildings would still fit and we'd be able to remain on our existing lot," said Friedenfels.Their goal is to start the building process next summer. They've raised 75 thousand dollars towards the 800 thousand dollar project. "We've been very lucky to have community support you know our community has always been here for us and we're very blessed for that," said Friedenfels.You can donate directly to the Lincoln County Humane Society in Merrill.The Humane Society is also looking for volunteers to take in animals during the construction.
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Big Story Weather – July 25, 2012
redOrbit Meteorologist Joshua Kelly
Big Story Weather from July 24: The heat continued for another day throughout the Midwest and also extending back into the Plains were temps hit the upper 90´s with heat index values well over 100. The southeast is also getting its share of the heat now with temps soaring into the 90´s and heat index values well over 100 for many places. Damaging wind reports were found in the Western Dakota´s. Also, a larger, more evolved storm system developed in Indiana and moved through the Mid-Atlantic region bringing with it multiple wind reports and damaging hail. A third area was found in the Northeast from Boston into Maine.
Big Story Weather Outlook for July 25: High pressure in the Mid-Atlantic will influence the weather with partly cloudy skies from the Northeast all the way into the Virginia area. Look for partly cloudy skies and high temps in the upper 70´s for places like Buffalo NY. The Southeast will see the afternoon thunderstorms again today for places like Atlanta along with a warm day as high temps will hit the upper 90´s and heat index values should be between 100-110. A frontal boundary moving through the Northern Plains will bring scattered thunderstorms to the region, while it will bring partly cloudy skies to places like Dallas along with high temps in the mid 90´s. Quiet weather will be found through the majority of the Western US to include places like Rapid City SD where partly cloudy skies will give way to temps in the lower 80´s, which will be great help for the fire fighters in Western South Dakota. A slight warm up is forecasted for the West Coast to include places like Portland where the high temps will reach the upper 80´s to lower 90´s.
Big Story Weather International Outlook: Low pressure moving through the Korea´s will bring cloudy skies and a few passing showers to the region, while cloudy skies will extend eastward into Japan. The monsoonal trough will be kicking strong over Southern Asia including places like Pakistan and India where heavy rain is forecasted today. High pressure moving through Germany will bring partly cloudy skies to Eastern Europe along with the Middle East where another day of warm temps will be found. High pressure will also be found over France and Spain bringing partly cloudy skies to Western Europe to include London. A strong low pressure area will be influencing the Southeast tip of South America today with strong winds and showers. Peru will enjoy partly cloudy skies with an area of high pressure to the south influencing the weather. High pressure will impact Northern and Western Australia with partly cloudy skies, while an area of low pressure moves through the southern portion of Australia bringing with it increasing winds and showers.
Big Story Weather Oceans: An area of disturbed weather has formed in the Northern Atlantic and is currently being watched for development. 98L currently has winds near 35kts and a pressure of 1007mb. The potential of development into a tropical storm is currently medium. The Eastern Pacific continues to watch 90E as estimated winds are currently around 25kts with a pressure near 1009mb. The Western Pacific just got rid of Typhoon Vicente and now has two new places that are being watched for development including 93W which is just to the east of the Philippines with an estimated pressure of 1010mb and winds around 15kts. The second location is off the east coast of Taiwan where the estimated winds are around 15kts and pressure of 1010mb. Currently both areas have a chance to further develop as the water and atmosphere are favorable for both areas.
(The following map is courtesy of F-5 data).
Tropics Watch: Looking at temps throughout the Western Pacific this morning we see that 90% of the region is encompassed with temps of 28 or warmer, which is favorable for tropical development of our two systems that are currently spinning off the Philippine coast and also east of Taiwan.
Climate Watch for July 25, 2012
A look at the past five days and how each location compared to their normal conditions.
Buffalo NY: Started the 20th out 6 below normal but quickly warmed up for the remainder of the period with averages of 4-7 degrees above normal.
Atlanta GA: The 20th marked a day below normal of about 5 degrees, while the remainder of the period provided warming as the temps have now been averaging between 6-8 degrees above normal.
Dallas TX: Started the period out hot with temps being about 9-12 degrees above normal, however there has been a slow cooling process going on as temps are now about 1-3 degrees above normal.
Rapid City SD: Has been dealing with large wild fires and also temps that have ranged from 8-13 degrees above normal for the past 5 days.
Portland OR: Cool is the keyword here as the past five days have been anywhere form 2-10 degrees below normal for this time of year.


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Did You Know That Les Miz is Actually the Story of Passover?
Bethany Rickwald • New York City • Mar 25, 2013
Now we don't want to be "that guy" who thinks every tale of oppression and redemption is actually the story of Passover, but c'mon, how have we never noticed that basically every song in Les Misérables also applies to Passover. "Look Down"? Check. "At the End of the Day"? Check. "I Dreamed a Dream"? Check. "Who Am I?" You get the idea.
Luckily for all of us, Jewish a cappella group The Maccabeats noticed. And they did something about it. They created the awesome video below, incorporating impressively executed versions of the songs from Les Miz with Passover imagery — delivered with glee by some adorably dorky young men.
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Manitoba Heritage Council Commemorative Plaques
Louis Riel
(Courtesy of the Archives of Manitoba)
Installed 1996
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"I know that through the grace of God I am the founder of Manitoba." Louis Riel, July, 1885. A Métis leader, Louis Riel was born in the Red River Settlement and educated at St. Boniface and Montreal. Riel, a passionate defender of the Métis, advocated guarantees for their land, language and political rights. His leadership inspired the creation of Manitoba as Canada's fifth province on July 15, 1870.
Riel was elected three times to the House of Commons, which twice expelled him for his role in the Red River Resistance of 1869–70. Forced into exile in 1875, Riel lived in hiding in Manitoba and Quebec before moving to the United States. In 1884, he was invited by people in the North-West Territories to return and lead them in petitioning Canada to recognize their land and rights as indigenous people of the North-West Territories. This has become known as the North-West Rebellion.
In 1885, Riel was charged with high treason by the Canadian Government and was subsequently convicted and hanged in Regina on November 16, 1885. His body was returned to Manitoba by the Métis and buried at the St. Boniface Basilica.
In 1992, the Parliament of Canada and the Legislative Assembly of Manitoba formally recognized Riel's contribution to the development of the Canadian Confederation and his role, and that of the Métis, as founder of Manitoba.


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On being a good enough practitioner:
'You don't need to be this absolutely perfect example of being completely sorted out and balanced, but you need to have some ability in your own system to be able to modulate your own system and to just be settled around trauma states.'
On the main presentations in clinic work:
'Hyperarousal and hypoarousal. Without a shadow of a doubt. That's what everybody is suffering from, isn't it?'
'The more embodied people are, the more in contact with the living presence within them – the better they do. They're happier. There's joy. The mind, the brain, the central nervous system runs better. Hormones like that kind of environment as well.'
On the core assumptions of cranial work:
'Are we that interested in the movement of cranial bones? It just seems a bit of a sideshow, to me. All of those things that are barely interesting anymore. It's about organic, natural processes taking place through a whole number of systems in the body.'
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This island laboratory has three climate-controlled biodomes, which recreate the environment of Earth during the Triassic, Jurassic and Cretaceous periods. Each biodome simu- lates the atmospheric makeup during these drastically different and alien periods of the planet's geological history.
The park is opening for one week, allowing a group explorers to expedition to our facility and encounter Dinosaurs. Starting on July ninth, one hundred and fifty people will have unpre- cedented access to our facilities, to learn the science behind our processes of genetic regene- ration and development.


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Kate Upton is usually seen in her trademark buttery blonde hair and Californian-bronzed makeup palette. And it's no wonder why—this look suits her image as a bikini model perfectly. However, lately she has been mixing it up a bit, as seen at this recent celebrity-studded gala event. Kate was looking paler with darker hair and dare we say… much more sophisticated! Let's check out her latest look in closer detail.
Kate's hairstyles usually range from bouncy prom-queen curls to loose, unkempt waves. Here, she has tried a glamorous updo and side-swept bangs with great results. Her dark ash blonde roots are clearly visible but it actually works for her. The ash color tones down her brassy blonde ends and gives her an overall darker look. Plus, it matches her eyebrows!
As for her makeup, she has opted for a more natural look here. A change from her usual heavy black eyeliner, Kate is wearing a soft brown liner with a bronze eye shadow that brings out her eye color nicely. A simple nude lipstick finishes this look off.
Overall, Kate Upton is looking stylish and sophisticated with her latest hair and makeup style. Keep it up Kate!


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B: The formula of pounding the ball with Maurice Jones-Drew (25 carries, 114 yards) against the Colts' porous run defense worked fairly well, even if didn't produce any explosive gains as in the past. His best run actually came on a third-and-12 screen pass where he eluded cornerback Kevin Thomas, then stretched out his body to barely move the chains. When you consider that the Colts often stacked the box to stop the run, it was an adequate performance. The Jaguars still need more run production out of Deji Karim.
D+: If there's disappointment from this win, it's not seeing an upgrade in the passing game beyond Blaine Gabbert completing a higher percentage of throws (14 of 21). A bottom line of 110 net yards passing against the NFL's No. 31-ranked defense doesn't qualify as improvement. Gabbert's lone interception, by Jerraud Powers, was his worst throw of the year. There were nice contributions from Chastin West and Jarett Dillard, but this team won't win many games with starters Mike Thomas, Jason Hill and disappearing tight end Marcedes Lewis collecting two catches for minus-3 yards.
A-: With the exception of a Donald Brown 24-yard cutback run on the second series, the Colts' running game went nowhere. The front seven allowed few yards after initial contact as the Jaguars had eight tackles for negative yardage or no gain on run plays. Linebacker Daryl Smith, defensive end Matt Roth, cornerback Derek Cox and safety Dawan Landry were pretty stout. You'd never know Terrance Knighton was absent by the way the Jaguars controlled the line of scrimmage.
A: Without Peyton Manning to torture them, the Jaguars' vastly improved pass defense stalked Curtis Painter and Dan Orlovsky like hapless prey. They registered a season-high five sacks. Jeremy Mincey (2.5 sacks, forced fumble) looked like a reincarnation of Bruce Smith with his consistent presence in the backfield. Linebacker Paul Posluszny had a critical interception to stop a potential game-tying drive. Tyson Alualu cradled the fumble created by Mincey pressuring Orlovsky, which led to a TD.
C-: A mixed bag on several fronts as Josh Scobee missed his first field goal (wide right from 45 yards) of the season after making 15 consecutive kicks, but had four touchbacks on kickoffs. Just like last year, when Scobee started 14-of-14, his first miss came in the ninth game after a bye week. Punter Nick Harris gave the Colts some favorable field position with punts of 34, 31 and 33 yards, but was bailed out by the defense. The Jaguars still can't get anything going in the return game.
B-: For three-plus quarters, the Jaguars didn't do enough offensively and kept hope alive for a winless opponent. A missed field goal and a 12-men-on-the-field penalty could have proved costly. Coordinator Mel Tucker's stout defense didn't let that happen. Jack Del Rio's team prevailed by dominating the Colts' pedestrian offense. It wasn't an all-around coaching masterpiece, but snapping a six-game road losing streak and holding an opponent to the least amount of points in five years has to count for something.


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Chicago's Haps and Mishaps and
Items of General Interest Ga
thered by tbe Staff of
APPEAL. Reporters,
Godfrey's picnic
At Island Park, Tuesday July 16.
Bishop Brown spent Sunday in
Miss E. B. Wilson of Louisville is in
the city.
Mr. and Mrs. Brown of Louisville are
in the city.
Mr. Fred M. Barrows left last week
for Eastvilla* Va. J^
^f#*-1WK^s M-iwie^Awlerson has gone to
Louisville on a visit.
Mrs. Samuel Lloyd, of Hinsdale, 111.,
was in the city Monoay.
Miss Kate Diggs has just recovered
from a severe spell of sickness.
Mrs. Kitty Moon returned from Hins
dale Saturday. She left Monday for
Austin, 111.
C. L. Fisher, professor of Greek at
Selma University will spend the sum
mer in Chicago.
Miss Carrie Beckw'th of Nashville,
Tenn., is in the city stopping at 3435
Dearborn street.
Mr. C. M. Miller of Louisville who
has been visiting his sister will return
home nest week.
A nice front room to rent t"* nice gen
tleman. Inqune of Mrs. Pumpfrey 5i0
State street 3d flat.
Mrs. J. W. Steele of Louisvillle is in
the city the guest of Mrs. Wrn. Brookens
2807 Butterfield street.
Mrs. Eliza Smith of 77 Harrison street
has been -quite ill for two weeks with
neuralgia of the neives.
Mis. H. Ree&e is going to Kansas
City foi three montLs. Miss Bettie
Cross will accompany her.
Should you wish first class meals
served in first class style try Mrs. J. H.
Hunters No. 201 Third Ave.
Mrs. Julia A. Stodds, who has been
"visiting the city some months returned
to Frankfort, Ky., Tuesday.
You can get the best meal in the city
at Mis. J. H. Hunter's. Try one and
you'll eat theie all the time.
The Kindergarten Association will
hereafter meet at Bethesda church, on
the second Tuesday of each month.
The place to get anything in tbe jew
elry line or to have lepairuig done is at
Henry Hitter's No. 3152 State street.
A nice young man can find a nice
room with a nice family if he will apply
to Mrs. P. Fold 519 State street 3d flat.
Mr. S. C. White is the authorized col
lector foi THE APPEAL. He will give
proper receipts for all moneys paid to
Mrs. Alice Watkins of St. Paul who
has been the guest of her aunt Mrs. John
Jones for several weeks left Monday for
Mr. and Mrs. F. Green left last week
for Orleans, Ind., to visit the father of
Mrs. Green. They will be gone about a
Have you tried the meals at Mr. R. K.
Jones' No. 211 Third ave. top flat? No.
Well, try them and you will not eat any
where else.
If you wish to get household goods at
the lowest rates on time go to the
Peopled Outfitting Co, 171 and 173 W.
Madison street
Mis. Robert Morris of 1704 Dearborn
sti eet has gone home to visit her mother
in Cincinnati and will not leturn for
two or three weeks.
Mrs. Molhe Coniley and Mrs. Kate
Hannon of Cincinnati are the guests of
their aunt, Mrs. N. J. O'Neal, 2417,
Wentworth avenue.
If you are looking for first class rooms
and meals try Mrs. Lucy Brown No.
155i Third ave. near Polk street. Tran
sients accommodated.
All Knights Templars and visiting
frateis are cordially in\ited to the pic
aiic by Godfrey Commandery at Island
Park next Tuesday July 16.
For RentNicely furnished room for
rent to married couple at 3154 Butter
field street, with privilege of light house
keeping. Rent reasonable.
Hello! the Quinn Chapel and Rethel
Sunday Schools hold their picnic this
year at Trotter's Park, Monday July 22d
*'Are you going?" "Most assuredly?"
Col. Robert Harlan of Cincinnati is in
the city attending tne laces and looking
at the pretty girls. The Colonel is so
gallant, you know.
Hello, are you going to the picnic?
What picnic? Why tbe St. Thomas pic
arie. When? July 24th. Where*? Eliot's
Park, Matteson, 111. How much? 50
oents. Why certainly can't miss that
Mr. F. A. Chinn 338 30th street is
doing a good business in the candy and
fruit line. His store is a gem of neat
ness. He also sells cigars and tobacco
and newspapers, including THE APPEAL.
Give him a call.
Messrs. Jerry Thomas, W. W. Branch
and George Terris are respectively head
cook second cook and waiter on the
Pullman Car Excelsior and are well
known and liked by the traveling pub
lic because of the excellent manner in
-which they prepare and serve the
Patrick Conley, who was stabbed in
the back Saturday night by a Colored
man named Louis Coleman, who inter
fered with him for insulting two girls,
was still alive at 6 o'clock yesterday
afternoon. The physicians in attend
ance upon him at the hospital said that
he might recover, Coleman is held at
the Desplaines Street Station.
The famous and deservedly popular
Autumn Club will give its annual picnic
about August 19th, at Willow Springs.
The simple announcement that the Club
is to give a picnic is enough to insure a
large crowd and a good time for all who
attend. The coming picnic will be in
keeping with all former entertainments.
The Club reserves the right to refuse the
admission to the grounds of all objec
tionable persons.
Chicago Churches and Matters
Pertaining to the Spiritual
Progress of Their
Pastors and People.
Rev. Reynolds preached at Aurora
Sunday morning last.
The Iowa Annual Conference meets
Aug. 31st at Milwaukee.
Rev. D. A. Granam of the Michigan
Conference is in the city.
A fine quarterly meeting was held at
St. Stephel^ church last Sunday.
The Herman Baptist church
regular service every Sunday at 3
8 p. m.
Next Sunday evening there will be a
sacred song concert of one hour instead
of regular sermon.
Services at St. Luke's church Engle
wood, morning at 10.45 evening at 7.30
Sabbath school at 2:30.
Pullman Mission A. M. E. Church
service every Sunday at 3 o'clock. Rev.
J. H. W. Collins, pastor.
Rev. Henderson has an invitation to
assist Rev. A. J. Burton to dedicate his
new church at Jacksonville on the 21st.
Services every Sunday morning at 11
and evening at 7:30 at St. Thomas Epis
copal Church, Rev. J. E. Thompson,
Come to Bethesda church to sei vices
at 11 a. m. or 7.JO p. m. Sundays, Sun
day school at 12 30. Rev. Jordan Cha
vis, pastor.
Services at Emanuel Congregational
Church Sunday at 11 a. m. and 7.30 p.
m. Sunday school at 12:30. Rev. Simon
Peter Smith, pastor,
Shiloh Baptist Church 230 Sixty-third
street, Englewood. Sunday school at
3 o'clock. Services at 7:30 P. M. Prayer
meeting Wednesday.
Among the recent additions to Bethej
is Mr. Astope who graduated from
Wilbeforceat the last commencement
and Mr. Snell of Kansas City.
The Chui ch of Christ meets in Apollo
Hall 2730 State street. Services Sunday
11: o'clock a. m. Sunday school at 2.30
o'clock, evening service 7:30 p. m. Wed
nesday evening prayer meeting. All aie
welcome. W. G. F. Reed, pastor.
Preaching at Grace Presbyterian
Church, 3233 State street, every Sunday
at II a. m. and 8 p. m. sharp. Sunday
school at 12:15 p. m. All are cordially
invited to all the services. Pastor, Rev.
Moses Jackson, 3433 Butterfield street.
Numerous pastors visiting the city called
at the parsonago this last week. Among
the numbers who called were: Revs.
W. R. Alexander of Aurora, J. M. Hen
derson of St. Paul, E. M. Harper of Mil
waukee and D. A. Graham of Flint,
Quarteily meeting at Bethel begins on
the 19th with a love feast and general
class. Preaching at 3 p. m. Saturday
the 20th preaching at 11 a. in., 3 p. ra.,
and 8 p. m., by the presiding Eldei and
other pastors of the city. As this is the
last quarterly meeting for the Confer
ence year it is hoped that it will be
large attended.
Grand Picnic.
Tbe Independent Club will give a pic
nic at Willow Spring Grove on the Chi
cago & Alton R. R., Monday August 5.
This well known grove has been so|im
proved duiing the past spring that it is
without doubt, the finest picnic resort
aiound Chicago. Any person who has
ever attedded a picnic with which the
Independents have been interested,
know, without any additional assurance,
the character of its patrons.
Due notice will be given in THE AP
PEAL of time of departure of train etc.
A. L. McDowell, President.
Geo. M. Turner, Secretary.
The Autuun Club.
At the last meeting of the Autumn
Club the following officers were elected
for the ensuing term:
Piesident, W. B. Cross.
Vice-president, R. C. Davis.
Secretary, Jacob Randolph.
Tieasurer, C. H. Harrison.
Manager, D. R.Lawrence.
Cor. Secretary, E. G. Bartlett.
Master of Ceremonies, H. C. Drake.
DirectorsF. L. McGhee, R. A. Giles,
Jas. T. McDowell, H. C. Drake
Upon motion of Mr. Harrison the
Club appropriated $25 for the purchas
ing of a desk and the statutes of Minne
to be presented to Mr. F. L. McGee
as a token of* their esteem and well
wishes. And with fitting remarks bade
him God speed in his new home.
Remarkable Increa se of the.In
fantile Colored Popula
tion of Chicago
3 0 Colored Babies Born.
Chicago is a great town. It was a
great town of 900,000 people prior to
June 30, when some of our suburbs voted
to come in with their 300,000 people and
enjey the city conveniences. Chicago
now has 1,200,000 inhabitants and is
working hard for the second place with
Philadelphia as a vigorous competitor!
In the great struggle the Colored man
and brother is doing his share to in
crease the population, and he is succeed
ing nobly. No less than 30 babies have
been born in Chicago since annexation,
they came yelling and screaming into
the world like amateur 4th of July cele
brations, as if cognizant of tbe fact that
they first sawlight in Chicago the second
city of America, the wonder of the nine
teeth century. While the cannon were
booming, the fire-crackers popping in
honor of the Nation's Birthday Mr. and
Mrs. A. J. Bell of 2766 Dearborn btreet
were made happy by the appearance of
of a 13 pound boy.
Friday July 5th, two Afro-Americans
were ushered into this breathing world.
One, an 11 pound girl was born to Mr.
and Mrs. G. D. Willims 514 Larrabee
street the other a 9 pound boy made
happy the home of Mr. and Mrs. E. L.
Lewis 229 Duncan street.
Saturday July 6, Mr. and Mrs. Felix
Myers of Hanover street were delighted
when a 15 pound boy came crowing into
the woild.
Sunday July 7th, was a memorable
day for six babes of color were ushered
into existence as follows. Mr. and Mrs.
Sam Wright, 22 Campbell avenue, 12
pound boy.
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Helms, 39 Belle
view place, 8 pound girl.
Mr. and Mrs. Crutchfield 2972 Butter
field street, 13 pound girl.
Mi, and Mrs E. H. Browning392
State stieet, 10 pound boy.
Mr. and Mrs. Kelley, 449 N. Clark
street, 8 pound girl.
Mr. and Mrs. R. D. Page. 2137} Clark
street 11 pound girl.
On Monday July 8, when Mrs. Sam
Lee of 2729 Dearborn street presented
her husband with a ten pound girl, he
was the happiest man in the block.
On the same and at about the same
time that Sullivan knocked out Kilrain,
Mrs. R. D, Younger of 322 Clark street
became the mother of a sixteen pound
boy. His father is a great admirer of
the manly art of self-defense so the boy
will hear the name of John L. Sullivan
Mrs. Sam Lung, living at 519 Madison
street is a Colored lady married to a
Chinaman so we presume her baby boy
born on Monday will be classed as a
Tuesday Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Stewart
of Englewood rejoiced with exceeding
great joy when they gassed upon their
first born.
Wednesday July 10, five babies boun
ced into life. Mr. aud Mrs. H. L. Pit
man 1602 Dearborn St.,7 pound girl Mr.
anp Mrs. R. J. Peterson 179 Randolph
street, 9 pound boy.
Mr. and Mrs. John Davis 278 Clark 7
pound boy.
Mr. and G. H. Green 410 W. Monroe,
11 pound boy.
Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Davis, 514 State
street, 12 pound girl.
The Colored people are jubilant over
the great increase in population and
more babies are to follow.
A Church Directory.
This is something new and useful to
the people. Our ministers say it is just
the thing. A few Christians have not
reported but they will before it's too
George Washington.
Reception to P*ter Jackson.
The Chicago Hunting and Fishing
Club gave a reception Thursday evening
at their elegant parlors 466 State St., in
honor of the great Colored pugilist, Pe
ter Jackson. A number of invited
guests were present who thoioughlv dis
cussed the.excellent menu which had
been prepared by the chef for the oc
Don't Tou Forget It.
The Barbers assembly No. 1. will give
a grand picnic at Island Park on the C.
& E. I. R. R., fifty miles from Chicago,
on Thursday August 1st. Further par
ticulars in the next issue of THE APPEAL.
Committee: J. L. H. Sweres, E. Russell,
VV. A. Jdnes, Geo. Shaw, T. R. Van Pelt,
J. Crisup.
Lake Minnetonka Trains.
With the change in time Sunday, July
7th, the Minneapolis & St. Louis Rail
way will inaugurate a faster time sche
dule between all Lake Minnetonka
points than is in effect via any other
lines. See small folders.
Dressmaking School.
Mrs. N. Pickenpack's dress cutting
and sewing school is at 510 State street,
second flat. Girls have yourselves
taught to sew if not ask your parents to
send you to Mrs. Pickenpack's school.
It is one of the finest establishments in
the country for young ladies from 10 to
50 years of age to learn dressmaking.
We teach you Mrs. Moody's ladies tailor
I system of actual square inch measure-
mentfor cutting ladiejrand childrens'gar
ments and little bow clothes and fifty
other garments. Ladies should call and
investigate this method of teaching as it
will not cost you anything to come and
ask those who are learning. Some are
sewing cotton, cashirfere and silk, others
cutting. Thev are flighted with the
system and rules. 2w is your time as
it is the only school ox its kind in Chi
cago. Mothers and*fathers you need
not be afraid to plac| your daughters in
my school as they wsitnot hear anything
objectionable we tove good rules.
Students may enter It any time. Mrs.
L. N. Pickenpack, 5& State St., second
P. S. Husbands, ha|re your wives learn
to be their own dressmakers and cave
your dollars. J^-n
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The Colored Citizens of Minne
sota Celebrate at the State
Pair Grounds
Tuesday Aug. 1st.
Tbe interest taken in the citizens cele
bration at the Fair Grounds on Tuesday
Aug. 1st, is hourly 'increasing. It is the
principal topic of Conversation in the
-Twin Cities" wherever one goes. The
men, the ladies, the children, all seem
to be going wild over it and the indica
tions point to the greatest time the peo
ple of Minnesota ever saw. It is a sort
of new thing, and everybody likes new
things. Minnesota has more lakes with
in its borders than any other state in
the Union and lakes are no rarety, we
have all been to picnics at the lakes, but
a celebrationremember this is not a
piccieoffering such a variety of sports
as will take place at the Fair Grounds
Aug. 1st, has never been seen here be
fore. The lovers of driving and fine
horses are tickled to death over the
prospects for the great trotting matches,
in which, already five entries have
been made. The ladies as well
as the gentlemen are interested
in the contest for the finest turn
out as the gentleman must be accompa
nied by a lady for his rig to take the
blue ribbon and the cup.
There is great excitement among the
athletes regarding the foot laces or
sprinting marches and the number of fast
runners that have sprung up the last
few days is surprising seven entries
have been made for the great sweep
stakes foot race of 100 yards at $5 entry,
and several more are expected to enter
next week. There will also be an exhi
tion race of 220 yards by Mr. D. Clark
a young sprinter with an enviable rec
ord. Mr. Clarke is something of a shot
also, and offers the following challenge to
any Colored man in the state:
To WHOM THIS MAY CONCERN:
I hereby challenge anybody to shoot
a match at either clay, pigeons, blue
rocks, or Peoria black-birds foT$25a
side. Said match to take place on the
State Fair Grounds Thursday, Aug. 1st.
Three or five traps to be used and to
shoot at fifty targets each.
Any one wishing to accept the chal
lenge will address the undersigned,
careof THE APPEAL. D. CLARK.
Arrangements are making for some
matches between base ball nines of Min
neapolis and St. Paul and some rare
sport in that line is expected. The
grounds are admirably adapted for cro
que, lawn tennis, bean bags, quoits, and
such games. A prize of a fine croquet
set is offered to the girl or boy who wins
the three best out of five games. Per
sons who desire to enter into any of
these contests are requested to send or
bring their names to tbe office of THE
APPEAL No. 76 E. 5th Btreet.
Judges for all the different contests will
be chosen from the audience in the
grand stand so there will be no chance
for partiality to be shown. The com
mittee of management is at work arrang
ing an official programme which will
contain tbe full list of the contests and
the various pai ticipants 10,000 of these
will be distributed throughout the state,
and on the grounds Aug. 1st. The
speakers of this celebration have not
merely been invited to make addresses,
but have been engaged and will be on
hand. Several of the speakers have
handed in their subjects as follows: W.
R. Morris, Esq., "In the Ranks of a
Progressive Age F. L. McGhee, Esq.,
"Our National Institutions Rev. L. C.
Sbeafe, "Emancipation and its Fruits
Rev. J. M. Henderson, "Wilberforce,
the Philanthropist." Rev. William Gray,
"Unity of the Colored Race." The ad
dress ofwelcome will be delivered by Mr.
W. M.Bushnell president of the State Ag
ricultural Society. Miss Eva McDonald
of Minneapolis, secretary of the state
eight hour league will also furnish an
address on that occasion. Subject, "The
Labor Problem." None of the speech
es are to be long, fifteen minutes beiug
the limit, and they are to be sandwiched
between the performances by the bands
and the contests in the amphitheater
The interest will not be allowed to flag
from the beginning to the close of the
programme. Prof. C. Field Adams of
Chicago, will be present and sing a solo
in German. Miss Edith V. Mordecai,
of St. Louis will be present and give a
reading. One of tbe most Interesting
features will be the voting contest as fol
lows: Mr. Harry Shepherd, tbe propri
etor of the popular "People's" photo
graphic gallery No. 93 E. 7th street, has
presented the committee of management
an order for one dozen "Eoudoir" pic-
Defecfiv **Pagtf
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Minneapolis and Mlnneopolitans
and Their Where-abouts
and What-abouts.
Personal Pick-ups.
Mrs. M. Hunton boarding and rooms
at 206 Third ave. S.
Go to Mrs. Joyce's for your meals
250, 3d Ave. South.
Prof. Chas. Morgan left Wednesday
evening for Butte, Montana.
Go to Altman & Co. when you wish to
buy clothes. See ad on 4th page.
THE APPEAL office is now in room 4
No. 24 S. Fifth street.
You can get THE APPEAL at A. JL
Watkins barber shop 254 4th ave. S.
Mr. R. Taylor the local preacher of St.
James A, M. E. church of St. Paul spent
Sunday in our city.
To-morrow evening Rev. Dunjee will
preach on the Colored Press and its In
fluence. Don't fail to hear him.
Look out for announcements of the
different attractions at the Fair Grounds
celebration every issue of THE APPEAL.
We had the pleasure of meeting Mr.
Crutcher who has been awaytoWilbe
force University for sometime, in the
city yesterday
Our Colored Sunday schools of the
city will unite in one grand picnic for
the children on Wednesday July 26th at
Lake Harriett.
A prize will be given to the finest turn
out, lady and gentlemen, at the Fair
Ground celebration Aug. 1st. Get your
buggies ready boys.
Miss L. Valentine ofVicksburg, Miss.,
arrived in our city last Friday and will
spend the summer the gnest of Mrs. J.
Brown of the East Side.
The Baptists are doing well at their
church 505** Washington avenue S. Rev.
Dunjee is well liked and prospects of a
brilliant future looms up for them.
The Colored citizens of the great State
of Minnesota will celebrate Aug. 1st at
the State Fair Grounds in a stvle never
before attempted in the Northwest.
Mr. George Williams tendered to a
numbei of his boarders a social hop last
Wednesday evening at his boarding
house 219 2d. St. S. A very pleasant
time was the result.
The committee consisting of Mesdames
B. Burke, Geo. Williams, Geo. Turner,
will give a dinner social at 219 Third
street S., Tuesday evening. All are in
vited. Proceeds for St. Peters A. M. E.
Miss Etta Joyce and one Owens were
given 30 days this week for being fovnd
occupying the same apartments at 250
3d. Ave. S. Mrs. J.oyce was not aware
that they were in the house and felt
justly indignant over their disgraceful
Sunday July 26th St. Peters church
will make a grand rally among the peo
ple to raise funds to meet their indebted
ness. Peace and harmony prevails and
the work is going on nicely. Rev. Wil
liamson will preach to-morrow evening
on Christ receiving sinners and eating
with them.
Boarding house for sale reasonale.
The Glyndon house 119 3d St, S. Min
neapolis, a fine large house with 16
sleeping rooms, office, sitting-room,
dining room and kitchen fitted up in
first class style, doing good business.
The reason for selling is the ill health
of the landlady Mrs. Geo. Williams.
For further particulars address 219 3d
St. S. Minneapolis.
Helen E. the 15 months old child of
Mr. and Mrs. Tobe Rice was christened at
their home 1411 Fifth street S., last Sun
day afternoon. Miss Jennie Hiyer was
chosen as God-mother and Mr. J.
Stamps as God-father, Rev. C. H.
Thomas officiating, Among those pres
ent were. Rev. and Mrs. Thomas, Mr.
and Mrs. J. C. Stamps Misses Jennie
Hilyer, Julia Branch.
Mr. Fred Loraack has moved his bar
bar shop from 128 Washington avenue,
to 206, a few doors below his old stand.
He will continue to accommodate his
Colored friends by giving the accomma
dations they can get nowhere this side
of Chicago. Hejias fine bath rooms and
an excellent corps of barbers with Mr.
Henry Vinegar as manager.
Our Minneapolitans will rejoice to
hear that the beautiful play of Queen
Esther will be produced in our city next
week at Freya al 505 Washington
ave. S., Thursday evening July 18th.
Don't fail to hear the many well trained
voices who have just made the hit of
the age in St. Paul the past week. The
same artists will render the play here
forthe benefit of the Unique Baptist
church. Come one and all and see the
beautiful Queen.
The services at the St. Peters A. M. E.
church were well attended during the
day last Sunday. In the morning was
general class, afternoon an interesting
Sabbath School, George Reed was elected
secretary and Solomon Saunders treas
urer. The evening service was of a
literary nature and was well attended,
after opening in the usual form Mr. A.
very appropriate for the occasion and
was splendidly delivered.
Mr. John Cummings a Colored man
of this city secured a refreshment stand
at the Fair Grounds during the races.
He paid $20 down and owed the Associa
tion $10. Jones the secretary of the as
sociation ordered edibles amounting to
about $4 for the reporters that were on
the grounds. When Jones came around
to settle with Cummings he was asked
to deduct the latter amount from the
former, this made Jones mad he
struck Cummings with his fist, and
reached for his whip, not satisfied with
that he ordered the police to put him
off the grounds which they did. Mr.
Cummings has now brought suit against
Jones for assault and batsery and against
the association for damages.
St Paul MelangeThe Occurren
ces of tbe Past Week in the
Capital of Minnesota.
Newsy Newslets.
Make Preparations
To attend the
Great Celebration
At the State Fair Grounds
Tuesday August the first.
Mrs. T. S. Wakins has returned from
Mrs. Cornelia Scott left Tuesday for
Great Falls, Mont.
Miss Ida Mink leaves next week for a
visit to Kansas City.
Mrs. Harriett Moore is in the city the
guest of her daughter Mrs. M. D. Pettis.
Misses Lulu and Nellie Griswold will
leave next week for a visit to Nashville
There will be several foot races at the
Fair Grounds celebration Aug. 1st. All
for purses.
Lawyer and Mrs. F. L. McGhee haye
gone to housekeeping at No. 160 Ed
monds street.
FOR SALE.A brand new silver valve
Lyon & Healy cornet. Apply at the of
fice of THE APPEAL.
Read about the grand celebration at
the State Fair Grounds Thursday Au&.
1st, in another column.
There will be fun for all both great
and small at the Fan Grounds celebra
tion Aug. 1st. Wait for it.
Messrs. T. G. Harcourt.of Duluth, and
Thos. J. Shanter of Cleveland, O., were
guests at Hotel de Mink this week.
Mrs. T. S. Boswellof New Orleans, La.,
is in the city to spend the summer as
the guest of her sister Mrs. F. D, Parker.
Don't fail to see the great fat mens
race at the Fair Grounds Aug. 1st. The
boys race too will be worth going miles
to see.
Every body will have a show at the
Fair Grounds on Aug. 1st, no favoritism.
You pays your money and you takes
your choice.
The celebrated drama entitled "The
Bankers daughter" will be presented at
the Peoples Theatre next week with an
admirable cast.
There will be a great driving race be
tween two or more of our well known
fancieres of blooded stock, at the Fair
Grounds Aug. 1st.
The baby of Mr. and Mrs. George
Hunton died Monday and was buried
Tuesday, Rev. M. Henderson officiat
ing at the funeral.
Lawyer McGhee has taken desk room
at THE APPEAL office for the present
where he may be found by any persons
desiring his services.
High mass will be celebrated at the
Colored Catholic church at 10:00 o'clock
a. m. to-morrow, Father Sullivan officiat
ing. Sunday school at 12 m. Evening
services at 7 30 conducted by Father
The Brotherhood of Railway Porters
and Waiters have made all arrange
ments for a great time at their "Prize
Picnic" which is to be given at Excelsi
or Park, Lake Minnetonka, June 15.
You are invited.
The entertainment at Stevens Lodge
Hall last Monday night was a pleasant
social affair which was highly enjoyed
by all who were present, and was of
some pecuniary benefit to the object for
which it was given.
The office of THE APPEAL has been
moved from Union Block to No 76 East
Fifth street between Cedar and Minn
esota where we have more commodious
and desirable quarters. All of our
friends are invited to call at any time.
Where are you going Monday July
15th? Why, to the "Prize Picnic" giv
en by the Brotherhood of Railway Por
ters and Waiters, of course. It is to be
at Excelsior Park.Lake Minnetonka.and
what nicer place could we wish for a
The special train for the "Prize Picnic"
which is to be given by the Brotherhood
of Railway Porters and Waiters at Ex
celsior Park, Lake M:nnetonka, leaves
the Minneapolis & St. Louis depot at
the foot of Fourth street Monday July
15 at 9:30 o'clock. Be on hand in time.
G. Plummer was introduced and read a 1G. U. O. of 0. F. don't miss it plenty of
well composed essay on character. Mr.
Plummer is a good writer and is always
ready to assist. Mr. Win. R. Morris
made his first address to the Minneapo-
on "Am I My Brother* Keeper."
is an eloquent speaker and as we
know an ideal scholar. His address was
HURRAH! For tbe 1st of Aug. cele
bration and picnic given by Mars Lodge
sport. Remember tickets are only 65
cents for adults and 40 cents for children.
Be sure and secure tickets from the
committee and save 10 cents as no ex
curaion tickets are sold at the ticket
office special trains leave tbe depot at
9:30 a. m. parade at 9 a. m.
Louisville LaconicsA Record of*
the Happenings Among the
Colored Residents of
Kentucky's Metropolis.
Mrs. Emeline Craig has been quite*
Mrs. F. Peters left Wednesday for thefr
Miss Josie Vandyke is visiting in CM-*
Mrs. Henry White of Chicago is inth.
city visiting friends.
Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Brown are at Fin*
castle for the summer.
Miss Salome Worthington will spend.
the summer in Cincinnati,
Mr. George Townsend is in Milwau
kee to be gone the sunnier.
Young Kelly who was shot by Patrol
man Wash. Evans, is improving.
Mrs. C. B. Preston has been quite ill
for several days but is on the mend.
Mrs. Nellie Stewart of Nashville is in
the city visiting Mrs. W. H. Warley 802
Master Charlie the twelve year old son
of Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Evans died last
Wm. Watson, the Undertaker, 813
Ninth street is prompt and reliable in all
his dealings.
Another young lady has gone to Cali
fornia for her health after eating a ten
cent watermelon.
Bring your job printing to the Louis
ville office of THE APPEAL, 312 W. Jeffer
son St. Good work at reasonable rates.
It is said that over a hundred Colored
men have applied for positions under
Collector Scott, and some will be ap
pointed sure.
Visitors in Louisville cannot find a
better place to get good board and room
than at Mrs. Matilda Brown's No. 509
West Green street.
Miss Laura Thomas who has been.
quite ill for some time is improving.
She v\ ill leave for Chicago in a few days
accompanied by her grandma.
W. H. Warley had a bad case of belly
ache last week. It took the combined
efforts of two doctors and a deal of nurs
ing to bring him around but He is alL
Mr. Chas Morris is spending air vaca
tion with his mother. Mr. Morris did
himself great credit in an ectempore
speech at Liederkranz Hall last Friday
Five of the High School graduates
passed the teacher's examinations,
Misses Ellen Bullock, Lilla Jackson,
Amanda Thomas, Martha Pickens,
Georgie Nugent.
It is generally understood that the
teachers in the public schools have been
appointed. This is not true, however.
The slates have been made out, but no
action has been taken by the Board.
A public meeting of the Colored Or
phans' Home will be held tomorrow at
3 o'clock in Quinn Chapel. The meet
ing will be for the purpose of electing
seven directors and other important
Mr. Geo Bailey spent last week in the
city. Mr. Bailey says that he just
missed the Johnstown flood two minutes,
and that the water was as high as the
Eiffel Tower. He came out with fish in
his pockets.
The three Bills or SweetWilliams who
are running the Orphans' Home would
do well to get brooms and spend some
time sweeping the dirt from before their
own doors ere thev attempt to clean
their neighbors' front yards. Deal fair
Madam Selika, America's great Color
ed singer and her husband, Mr. S. W.
Williams, are in the city stopping at 723
Second street. They sang in a concert
last night at Phoenix Hill. They were
supported by Eichorn's orchestra of 40
pieces. This is the first time that Color
ed artistsjhave appeared at this cooling
Colored Crook Caught.
Henry Moore, a Colored man, entered
the house of R. T. Clark, at No. 25
Twenty-third street, about 9:30 o'clock
Saturday night. He was discovered in
the kitchen by a servant a few moments
later and an alarm was raised. Mr.
Clark pursued the burglar along Twenty
third street for two blocks, and run him
into the arms of Officer Feeney, of the
Cottage Grove Avenue station. When
searched two gold watches and chains
were found in his possession. One was
marked "Annie F. Stock," and on the
chain was a gold tipped hair anchor.
Served Him Bight.
Frank Whitney, a resident of Cham
paign, 111., came to Chicago Saturday,
and was enticed into No. 417 South
Clark street by a Colored woman-named
Mollie Sbaw. While there he was rob
bed of $510. The woman was arrested
by Detectives Stewart and Coughlhv
yesterday and identified by Whatarey,
but tbe money was not recovered^ She
is at the Harrison Street Station.,
Change in Minnetonka. Trains.
Commencing Sunday, J^ty 7tn the
Minneapolis & St. Louis, Ry., will run
lake trains as follows: Leave Minne
apolis at 7:05,8:45, 9:35. a. m., 1:30, 5:00
and 6:00 p. m., returning leave Lake
Park at 7:10, 8:05 as
and 10:00 p. m.
i2:35, 3:35, 4:22
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Evangel Christian School
P.O. Box 1670, Alabaster, AL 35007
Phone: (205) 706-2595
Fax: (205) 621-4831
Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
To glorify God by encouraging and equipping each family as they:
* Discover Christ's preeminence in all things
* Encourage Godly character
* Pursue excellence in all areas of education
* Pursue competitive athletics and/or other enrichment activities
To aid parents in the education of their children...
* In the pursuit of Scriptural knowledge and understanding
* In academic inquiry
* In developing analytical skills
* In developing communication skills
...in order to transform the culture for Christ.
Offer oversight for families pursuing parent-directed home education:
* Under legal authority of a recognized church (Evangel Presbyterian Church, PCA)
* With an emphasis on financial independence and disclosure
*Provide early career direction and opportunities through mentoring programs, connecting students with leaders in their desired profession or calling
*Provide varsity and junior varsity interscholastic athletics at the highest level allowed.
(Current sports offerings for the Evangel Christian School Lightning include varsity and junior high football, varsity and junior varsity boys and girls basketball, baseball, softball, and varsity and junior varsity volleyball)
*Provide tutorials for advanced and specialized academic classes
(meeting on the campus of Evangel Church, PCA at 423 Thompson Road, Alabaster, Alabama)
*Key Club Chapter and National Homeschool Honor Society Chapter
*Provide facilities to promote extracurricular activities
*Administer PLAN, PSAT and SAT10/OLSAT testing on campus
*Publish ACT/SAT scores annually
*Provide the potential for scholarships
*Provide complete financial disclosure of all operating income and expenses
Statement of Faith
* There is one God, eternally existent in three persons: Father, Son and Holy Spirit (Luke 3:22, 1 John 5:7)
* God is Spirit, and those who worship Him must worship Him in Spirit and Truth (John 4:24)
* Jesus Christ, born of a virgin, is God in the flesh (Mt. 1:23, Col. 2:9)
* The Holy Bible as written is the inspired and infallible Word of God
* Man is by nature sinful and inherently in need of salvation, totally incapable of saving himself (Ps. 51:5, Gen. 8:21, Ro. 5:12)
* Salvation comes through Jesus Christ and His shed blood (Is. 53)
* The death of Christ provides atonement for our sins (Ro. 5:19, Heb. 10:14)
* Jesus Christ literally rose bodily from the dead (Mt. 27:53, Ac. 1:22, 4:33, Ro. 1:4, 1 Peter 1:3)
* Jesus will return to earth in the Second Advent (Ac. 17:31)
Authority Structure
Denominational General Assembly (Presbyterian Church in America)
Denominational Presbytery (Presbyterian Church in America)
Local Church (Evangel Church, PCA)
Ministry of Local Church (Evangel Christian School)
Board (Selected by Session/Elders of Local Church, nominated by school members)
Administrators (Under direct authority of School Board)


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The May Liberia Senior High School Certificate Examination (LSHSCE) is administered to school candidates in the 12 th grade in the Republic of Liberia . The actual date for the examination is communicated to the schools through the Ministry of Education before the commencement of the school year. Subjects offered for this examination are grouped into three categories: Core, General and Science Subjects .
The May Liberia Senior High School Certificate Examination (LSHSCE) is opened and administered to all school candidates in the 12 th grade in the Republic of Liberia after due registration with the West African Examinations Council. The entry period runs from September to November.
All candidates for the examination are to enter for a minimum of eight subjects and a maximum of nine subjects from the three subject groups as listed in the background above. Additional subjects such as vocational and technical subjects will be added in the future if the Ministry of Education deems it necessary.
The candidature for the May LSHSCE is growing dramatically. The entry for the 2005 examination was 13, 375 while that of 2006 was 15,546. The entry for the 2007 examination was 18,431 candidates while that of 2008 was 19,406 thus showing an increase of about 5.29% over the previous year.
The grading system used at the LSHSCE is the stanine with 1 representing Excellent, 2 - Very Good , 3 - Good, 4 - 6 representing Credit, 7 - 8 representing Pass and 9 representing Fail . The grades boundary per subject for each of the grades is determined at the Subject Awards Meeting held by TDD after which the grade/calculation sheets are submitted to CSD for processing.
The final grade of a candidate has two components: Continuous Assessment Score ( CASS ) or School's Grade and Terminal Assessment Score (TASS) or WAEC's Grade with the Cass contributing 30% while the TASS contributes the balance 70% of the candidate's final grade. The CASS are submitted to TAD by the various schools a week after the administration of the entire examination on a spread sheet provided by WAEC. There are plans to have the CASS submitted electronically in the future.
Results for individual schools are sent immediately to the principal of each school that presented candidates for the examination when the results are officially released.
Certificates are awarded to only successful candidates on the examination.
To qualify for a Liberia Senior High School Certificate, a candidate must pass in at least six subjects including the Core (Compulsory) Subjects and at least a subject each from the other two groups.
Successful candidates are usually placed in either one of the three Divisions listed below:
Division I
Division II
Division III


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