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U.K. Stocks Advance for Third Day Before Fed Meeting
U.K. stocks advanced for a third day as investors awaited a meeting by the Federal Reserve this week for signals on stimulus measures.
Intermediate Capital Group Plc rose 3.2 percent after saying it got 191.1 million euros ($255 million) in proceeds from an investment in Elis, a linen and sanitary equipment rental company. Vodafone Group Plc climbed 1.5 percent as a gauge of European telecommunications advanced. Imagination Technologies Group Plc (IMG) slid 3.4 percent after Barclays Plc downgraded the shares.
The FTSE 100 Index (UKX) gained 22.23 points, or 0.4 percent, to 6,330.49 at the close of trading in London. The gauge lost 1.6 percent last week amid speculation central banks may reduce stimulus measures. The broader FTSE All-Share Index also added 0.4 percent today, while Ireland's ISEQ Index increased 0.3 percent.
"Market participants are in the hunt for defensive stocks ahead of the crucial Fed meeting," Stephane Ekolo, chief European strategist at Market Securities in London, wrote in an e-mail. "Given recent market moves on the downside due to economic uncertainties, market participants are more income seekers."
The volume of shares changing hands in companies on the FTSE 100 today was 17 percent lower than the average of the past 30 days, data compiled by Bloomberg showed.
Fed Meeting
The Fed will hold its two-day policy meeting this week, with Chairman Ben S. Bernanke scheduled to speak after the central bank's decision on June 19.
The U.S. central bank is buying $85 billion of Treasuries and mortgage securities a month to spur the economy, and has kept the target for overnight lending between banks at almost zero since December 2008.
Group of Eight leaders gather for a two-day summit in Northern Ireland today with trade near the top of the agenda. European leaders seeking a path to economic growth while curbing their debt will focus on the benefits of a trade agreement with the U.S. after the European Union authorized the start of talks.
Intermediate Capital (ICP) rose 3.2 percent to 439.8 pence. The London-based money manager said it has realized its mezzanine investment in Elis, with total proceeds of 191.1 million euros, of which 150 million euros is the repayment of principal.
Telecoms Gain
Vodafone, the world's second-largest wireless company, added 1.5 percent to 182.7 pence. A gauge of telecom stocks was the best performer on the Stoxx Europe 600 Index.
Invensys Plc (ISYS), the engineering company whose takeover discussions with Emerson Electric Co. broke down last year, added 1.2 percent to 410.3 pence. Canaccord Genuity Corp. said the company looks more attractive to potential buyers after the sale of its rail business.
Carillion Plc (CLLN) gained 2.7 percent to 262.2 pence. The construction and services provider said it won a 130 million-pound ($204 million) contract for work on the Oman Convention and Exhibition Center Project.
Imagination Technologies declined 3.4 percent to 304.7 pence. Barclays cut the U.K. designer of chip technology for phones and tablets to equal weight, the equivalent of hold, from overweight, citing downward pricing pressure in the smartphone market.
ARM Holdings Plc, whose products power Apple Inc.'s iPhone and iPad, fell 3.7 percent to 830 pence. Numis Securities downgraded the stock to reduce from hold, citing increased market share for competitor Intel Corp.
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Nashville Predators Foundation Remains Busy Through Month of Juneby Staff Writer / Nashville Predators
By: Tara Bilby, Nashville Predators Community Relations
The Predators Foundation doesn't only work with the heroes that play here, but also the heroes in the Nashville area that serve the community. This past week the Community Relations department went on visits to the Fannie Battle Day Home for Children and High Hopes, to tour the facilities and look at where they have implemented the grant they were awarded by the Nashville Predators Foundation. The week wasn't all about work; the Nashville Predators Foundation annual summer program Kids on Ice also started up this past Friday as well.
Fannie Battle Day Home for Children welcomed supporters of the organization to a ribbon cutting ceremony that officially opened their new home. With the Predators Foundation grant money, 60 children from Fannie Battle attended camp this past summer, something the children wouldn't have had the opportunity to do without the help of the Predators Foundation.
The Fannie Battle students weren't the only children in the community the Preds had the honor of meeting this past week. The Preds visited High Hopes, an inclusive preschool and pediatric therapy clinic, to view the equipment that was purchased by the Predators Foundation. High Hopes accepts children with different types of disabilities as well as normal development children. With the help of the equipment, purchased by the Predators Foundation, and the talented staff at High Hopes, these children perform miracles on a daily basis. It was another reminder that heroes come in all shapes and sizes.
The Preds ended the week on Friday with another group of children from Cottage Cove and The 18th Avenue Enrichment who went ice skating at Centennial Sportsplex as part of the Nashville Predators Foundation's Kids on Ice program. It's important to get out and have fun, learn the importance of teamwork and helping others, and that's what these children learned Friday. Seeing the children helping one another and picking each other up when down is yet another example of what a hero is. With an eventful summer ahead, the Predators Foundation will be visiting and hopefully developing even more heroes in the Nashville community.

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Oracle Parlays New Interest in Chips Into Small Stake in Mellanox
The 451 Group: Inorganic Growth submits: by Brenon DalyWhen Oracle (ORCL) started hinting recently about its growing interest in chip vendors, Mellanox Technologies (MLNX) was at the top of our list of potential acquisition candidates. It turns out that Oracle is indeed interested in Mellanox, but only in a chunk of it. Oracle said last week that it bought 10% of Mellanox's ordinary shares on the open market.Complete Story »
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the maharajah of the Sikhs, after taking possession of Lahore, became undisputed master of the Punjab, and imposed on his subjects the monarchical form of government, which was shattered to fragments after his death; he was the possessor of the Koh-i-Nur diamond (1797-1839).
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Gary Lineker has returned to Twitter, just over a week after deleting his account because he claimed that it was "taking over" his life.
The former England striker and 'Match of the Day' presenter stated that he had taken down his profile for "personal reasons" so he could spend more time with his family.
But he was back on Saturday teatime, writing: "Back by no popular demand whatsoever. Glad it never caused any fuss my taking a break ; )" the Daily Mail reported.
Lineker has posted over 8,000 tweets on the popular social network. He was one of Britain's most popular users with 1.3m followers.
He had signed off on January 18 with the cryptic message: "I'm leaving Twitter for personal reasons. Thanks all."
A spokesman for the presenter would not comment on the decision at the time, but a BBC Sport spokesman claimed the decision to delete was taken because he was spending too much time online.
The announcement came five months after the former England footballer was targeted by an online "troll" who joked about his 20-year-old son's childhood battle with leukaemia.
Dozens of fans took to Twitter to voice their shock at his departure. (ANI)


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Just over half of G-Cloud spend is with SMEs, according to June sales figures released by the Cabinet Office
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Small to medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) account for more than half of G-Cloud sales, according to figures released by the Cabinet Office.
Sales figures from G-Cloud broke through the £200m barrier for the first time last month. A total of £217,455,674.39 has now been spent on the framework with 53% (£116,133,932.17) made by SMEs.
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A blog post written by the Government Digital Service said the average monthly spend on G-Cloud is now £20m. A total of 80% of sales are bought through central government, with the remainder through the wider public sector.
The Royal Borough of Windsor and Maidenhead has spent just £100,000 setting up an cloud-based infrastructure, becoming the first UK local authority to do so.
"It is important to remember that G-Cloud is more than just about sales. Both G-Cloud and the Digital Services framework are programmes with the the potential to radically transform the way that central government and the wider public sector deliver their digital services," wrote Raphaelle Heaf in the blog post.
In February, the Government Digital Service (GDS) announced plans to build a government digital marketplace to include the CloudStore and the Digital Services Store. The government's digital marketplace is due to go into live user testing from September.
The UK government has set a target of putting 25% of spending through SMEs by 2015 – with IT contracts given a higher target of 50%.
But government is still spending billions with the big five IT suppliers, which top the list of 20 government contracts according to the Whitehall Monitor, with HP alone earning more than £1.7bn a year.
But the report did not state how much the government had spent with SMEs because of a lack of data.
"A lack of useful open data, particularly on indirect spending with SMEs further down the supply chain, makes it impossible to make direct comparisons with government figures, however valid they may be," the Whitehall Monitor report said.
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Poll: If the world had gone crazy and the result of it was a competition between Lady Anissina from Kyou Kara Maou! ,Kururu from Keroro Gunso and The Mythbusters as in Adam and Jamie of Mythbusters ,who who would you like to win? Vote Now!
Author has written 79 stories for Kyo kara Maoh!/今日からマ王!.
Hi there, I hope after reading my profile you would be able to understand me better!
Name: You really don't need to know, so just call me Puffles!
Birthday: Jan 7
Nationality: Filipino, proud to be Pinoy!
Likes: watching T.V, drawing, talking with my friends, surfing the internet ,reading fanfics (!), reading books, playing with my brother, listening to anime music and any English ones I find likable, receiving good comments/reviews from readers, alerts and favorites!
Dislikes: Being nagged, being bossed around, bad moods
Favorite songs: Almost everything by Rascal Flatts
My Top-rated Shows: 1) Kyou Kara Maou! 2) Hetalia 3) Sekai ichi Hatsukoi
Favorite Pairing: YUURAM/WOLFRYUU from Kyou Kara Maou!- I think it's pretty obvious...
Other pairings which are supported: ShinDai/ShinMura and others
Random stuff :
-Even though I'm not a fan for GwenGun, my friend, cottoncandyFRIZZ and I thought of an equation which results to her favorite character in Pokemon, Paul or Shinji.
Gwendal Gunter = Paul/Shinji
or to break it even more:
Gwendal (his personality, frown and his hair color) Gunter (hair color) = Paul (who had inherited most of Gwendal's genes...)
--Please don't kill me!--
-Whenever NatsumiMichiko and I wanted to tease cottoncandyFRIZZ, we sing...
SHINJItsu mo HIKARI wa (from the song Hateshinaku Tooi Sora Ni - the opening song of KKM! from S1 to S2- by the Stand Up)
Top 4 reasons why I usually don't update/post something:
-Laziness (self-explanatory, ne?)
-School (Thanks to school, I have a horribly busy weeks...every week of the school year...)
-Internet (I either look for KKM! pictures or use TinierMe/DeviantArt/Fanfiction/Yahoo/Facebook which wastes most of my time)
-Nocturnal (I get more inspired and serious during night/late night, and be a total waste during mornings/afternoons)
Reasons why I'm not a beta-reader:
-I'm lazy
-I get easily distracted
-My stories didn't succeed in staying in one tense (Though, I am doing my best in maintaining it now, just like 'I Want It Straight from Your Lips)
-I am not confident of my abilities
-My stories aren't top quality/high class...
-I'm not so good with the English language (Not, even good with the Filipino one...kind of disappoint, right?)
-I don't have the time to do so
-I only do KKM! (if ever I get my hands on Natsu-chan's messy notebook...never again, I suppose)
-I don't reread my work (unless it has been months since I've last seen it)
-I don't have the time/willpower
I can't be so sure if I can continue "It Started with a Vase" because I lost the original manuscript (yes, another flood incident). I'm grateful to those who read it and find it fun to read. I'll try to make something!
Oh, I almost forgot. Since I haven't been very active for a long time, I'm not aware of the stories being put up lately. If any of my works (starting with "Notes and Petals") are similar to other stories that have been around for quite some time now, let me know so I can put it down.
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The collapse of the Kwelm companies has given rise to the world's largest insurance insolvency.
Through HS Weavers, their underwriting agent, the Kwelm companies underwrote insurance risks situated mainly in North America and have suffered massive losses in respect of pollution, asbestos, professional indemnity, medical malpractice and other claims.
These claims have a "long tail" and will continue to come in over the next 30 or 40 years. The present estimate of the ultimate liabilities of the Kwelm companies ranges from between $6 billion to $10 billion.
This represents half the total liabilities written by Weavers, which also acted as agent for 20 other insurance companies outside the LUI Group.
The companies became insolvent between 1990-1992 and the provisional liquidators, Coopers & Lybrand, were appointed to control the businesses. This was the first substantial insurance collapse for 20 years and threw up a number of difficult issues.
Of paramount concern to certain creditors was the extent of the protection afforded by a statutory corporation, the Policyholders Protection Board (PPB). This had been set up in 1975 to pay 90 per cent of unpaid claims (without financial limit) due from an insolvent UK insurance company to certain types of policyholders – individuals and partnerships.
In the 1970s and 1980s Weavers wrote enormous amounts of cover for large US accountancy firms, all of which practised as partnerships throughout the US. Were these foreigners entitled to compensation from the board?
The board raises its money by way of a levy on solvent UK insurers, which were reluctant to accept that foreigners should benefit from a purely domestic fund. The legal question of whether or not foreign policyholders resident in the US qualified for protection was unclear.
Proceedings against the board were brought by three classes of creditors and two UK insurers liable under the levy. The House of Lords decided that the board did protect foreigners and, in this way, served to "underpin the London market". To date it has paid out roughly $300 million, and its ultimate exposure in respect of the Weavers business could be as high as $1 billion.
The UK insurance industry has lobbied for a change in legislation to reduce the burden on solvent companies of claims from their insolvent brethren.
A scheme of arrangement, drafted by Clifford Chance, was entered into with the 100,000 creditors of the companies which provided for the payment to creditors of percentages of their claims as and when they are agreed by the run-off company set up to deal with the Kwelm liabilities.
This scheme was unprecedented in its complexity. To date $700 million has been set aside to pay creditors' claims.
Weavers was one of the lead underwriters in the London market of third party liability insurance cover provided for industrial corporations in the US, many of which have been hit by claims in respect of asbestos and pollution losses.
These losses have been the primary cause of the problems in the Lloyd's market, the collapse of the Weavers underwriting pool, and a mass of litigation in the US between the corporations and their various insurers (including Kwelm), which argue that they are not liable for these type of losses.
The Kwelm companies are defendants to over 350 such cases going through the US courts in 37 different states.
This litigation was costing the Kwelm companies an estimated $10 million a year and the provisional liquidators found it impossible to control this litigation. New York firm Shearman & Sterling was instructed to obtain an injunction in the US bankruptcy court in New York to prevent this litigation continuing, and an order was eventually made granting the injunction and staying the litigation in all the other states.
This injunction was made permanent, so all claims now fall to be handled in accordance with the terms of this scheme. This form of relief had never been used on such a scale and in such a complex situation.
Two inspectors appointed by the DTI reported in September 1993 that, in their view, the three principal directors of the LUI/Weavers/Kwelm group had wrongfully diverted in the region of $50 million of commissions to individuals and companies resident in Liechtenstein. This led to the bringing of proceedings by the Kwelm companies (and others) for the recovery of these commissions.
Finally, there were considerable disputes in the early days of the collapse of the pool over the ownership of the substantial assets managed by the Weavers agency; sums placed on bank deposit, reinsurance assets, sums held as collateral for letters of credit, and so on.
Weavers, the agent, sought to exercise proprietary rights over these assets, largely in an effort to repay substantial sums that were owed to some of its principals whose cash had been used to fund claims paid to policyholders. What became known as the 'Weavers pool litigation' started in 1991/1992 and involved a large number of pool companies, reinsurers, brokers and Weavers itself.
The death knell for Weavers in this raft of litigation, came in a judgment given by Mr Justice Harman when he held that £98 million placed on deposit with various banks was owned absolutely by the Kwelm companies.
The collapse has established a number of precedents in relation to the PPB, schemes and the case of the US courts which have been of considerable value to the creditors and advisers caught up in the recent spate of London market insolvencies.
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Lauda still... and Lauder
THE quote of the week goes to B&T Marketing and Media, an online venture owned by Reed Business Information, which recently ran an interview with Sir Jackie Stewart about his sponsorship-hunting activities on behalf of the Jaguar Racing F1 team.
The website reported that Sir Jackie, "along with fellow former Grand Prix champion Nikki Lauder" is trying to help Jaguar develop a team that "will be soon be in contention for that elusive first place".
The article quotes Sir Jackie saying: "I'm lucky that my name and Nikki's name are fairly well recognized anywhere in the world".
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Le Meridien Vienna
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Modern and well located Apr 04, 2011
Great hotel,
spent there some weeks.
Awesome big shower and huge breakfast.
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Nice hotel downtown May 10, 2011
Nice hotel downtown of Vienna. The hotel is located near the shopping area. The public transport is 5 min walking from the hotel.
The hotel is expensive compared to 3 stars hotels but offers nice rooms, breakfast and dinner.
Not really backpack friendly but perfect for couples who would like spend a weekend in Vienna.
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Design in classic Vienna Mar 08, 2009
I've been staying in this hotel for about eight months whilst I was working in Vienna.
There's a reason I never changed hotel, and that's the excellent quality of this hotel.
Rooms are spacious and bright. The designer interior gives is a cool look, that one has to like. I like it. The beds are comfortable and make you stay in bed for too long.
The location of the hotel, right across the street from the opera is fantastic, you can walk everywhere in the city center, and a tube station is just one block away.
Staff is very friendly, not always too skilled though.
While your at the hotel, try having a Weihenstephan beer at the hotel bar. Don't be tempted by the wasabi nuts, they're horrible!
Overall a great hotel, and a great place to go for business or pleasure.
Le Meridien Vienna Overview
The Le Meridien Vienna is located near the Ringstrasse. Very close to this Vienna hotel one will find the State Opera, numerous restaurants and nightclubs, the Imperial Hofburg Palace and many other destinations which draw so many to this historic city year after year. The Vienna International Airport is approximately 20 miles from the Le Meridien Vienna Hotel.
The Meridien Vienna Austria has almost 300 guestrooms. The rooms at the hotel are all air-conditioned. There are private baths in every room which include slippers and hairdryers. The rooms contain Internet connections, cable television service, in-room safes, voicemail, coffee and tea makers and irons and ironing boards.
The Le Meridien Vienna Austria is provided with conference facilities which can accommodate up to 400 attendees. There is an indoor pool, a fitness center, a sauna, a Jacuzzi and a steam room available to guests. There is a restaurant onsite as well as a bar. This hotel does offer parking for those who arrive by private car.
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I´m from Sweden and I´m searching for living reltives to Claude Garnett born 1926 in New Orleans dead 1981 in Baltimore. His father was also named Claude born 1906 and his mothers name was Isadora. From the 1930 census record I can see that he had at least two sisters, Melba and Dolores both are dead.That´s all I´ve found out and I would be very greatful and glad if somebody could help me with information about living Garnetts. My Garnetts where black and probably with a mixture of indian. Thank you very much!
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Integrating Ideas
JACK LADUKE/P-R PHOTO | Posted: Monday, September 28, 2015 8:36 am Jacob Reider addresses the Integrating Health Care in the Adirondacks summit in Lake Placid as the keynote speaker. Reider serves as chief strategy officer for California-based startup Kyron Inc. Kyron seeks to "mine clinical information using the best of machine learning, natural language processing and semantic representation," according to its website. About 200 people attended the summit to explore integrating and transforming the health-care delivery system in the North Country using evidence-based medicine and population health management.
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August 27, 2008
Premier Technology, Inc. And the Center for Advanced Energy Studies Announce Partnership
BLACKFOOT, Idaho, Aug. 27 /PRNewswire/ -- Premier Technology, a leading manufacturer and industrial contractor in Idaho, the U.S. and abroad, announced today it has formed a strategic partnership with the Center for Advanced Energy Studies (CAES).
CAES, based in Idaho Falls, is a public/private partnership comprised of Idaho's three public universities, private industry, and the Idaho National Laboratory (INL). Premier and CAES made the announcement after CAES staff concluded a tour of Premier's Blackfoot, Idaho facility.Under terms of the partnership, Premier Technology and CAES will work collaboratively to enhance the effectiveness of both organizations in advancing technology-based workforce and economic development in Idaho. Specifically, the partners will:
-- Share non-proprietary information to ensure consistent and clear communication; -- Identify areas of mutual interest for study and development; -- Leverage collective capabilities for mutual benefit; and -- Cooperate in the pursuit of external grants whenever appropriate.
To further demonstrate its commitment to CAES and economic development in Idaho, Premier also announced it will donate a glovebox worth $60,000 that the Center will use for handling radiological materials during research projects. The glovebox, manufactured by Premier at its Blackfoot, Idaho facility, provides the highest standard of shielding in the industry.
Douglas Sayer, Premier Technology president, said, "Much of the work at Premier complements the mission of CAES. Establishing this partnership will help the Center create a core scientific capability that can be applied toward the world's energy challenges."
"Our partnership also reinforces Idaho's strong commitment to revitalizing energy and science education in the U.S., and helps address the shortage of college students entering the field of energy research such as nuclear. The Center also helps Idaho become a major economic driver in the energy industry," added Sayer.
Sayer noted that Premier Technology staff will work directly with CAES-affiliated faculty, researchers and students drawn from CAES member institutions to provide design, engineering and fabrication resources. CAES members are also expected to visit Premier's Idaho operations in Blackfoot, Pocatello and Twin Falls.
Harold S. Blackman, CAES Director, said, "We are enthusiastic about the opportunity to work with Premier Technology and its talented workforce. This partnership will help advance the pace at which the Center can transform research into action. We expect Premier's technical staff to work exceedingly well with the Center, the INL and its partner universities."
Broad Spectrum of Research
CAES traces its roots back to 2005 when the partnership was established between the Idaho National Laboratory, Boise State University, Idaho State University, and the University of Idaho.
This fall, CAES will open a new 55,000 square-foot, $17 million research facility in Idaho Falls. In the new facility, CAES will promote a broad spectrum of energy research that includes fossil, renewable and alternative energy sources, as well as environmental stewardship and a focus on the national renaissance of commercial nuclear power.
The partnership with Premier supports CAES objectives to promote sustainable energy solutions while preparing a new source of trained scientists, engineers and energy professionals. The partnership also promotes industrial engagement with the state's three public universities in close proximity to INL's key research activities and resources.
About Premier Technology
Founded in 1996, Premier is one of the fastest growing companies in Southeastern Idaho. Just over a year ago, the Company opened its new corporate headquarters which it now occupies in Blackfoot. That facility employs approximately 300 people. Premier operates an office in Twin Falls to serve its food industry customers, while the Pocatello operation is used for processing materials and large fabrication projects. The Company is currently working with the U.S. Department of Defense (DOD) and Department of Energy (DOE) on a number of high priority projects. For the DOD, Premier is providing state-of-the art equipment to support global demilitarization and non-proliferation efforts of key U.S. government agencies. The Company is also supporting key NASA prime contractors in mission-critical programs such as the new Crew Launched Vehicle, the space platform that will replace the Space Shuttle.
Premier is working with the DOE to support the cleanup of radioactive waste locations throughout the nation, as well as supporting essential non-proliferation projects that focus on creating next generation commercial nuclear fuels that cannot be used for military purposes. The Company is also working closely with industry leaders to support development and construction of facilities that produce alternative fuels aimed at reducing the nation's dependency on fossil fuels. Other products manufactured by Premier include tanks and silos, HVAC equipment, instruments and controls, structural decks, food/pharmaceutical grade piping, skid-mounted equipment, conveyors, dry handling systems, sanitary piping, ammonia cooling systems, nuclear waste handling systems, and radiation and shielding equipment.
Contact: Doug Sayer Joe M. Grillo Premier Technology, Inc. Nicolazzo & Associates (208) 785-2274 (617) 951-0000 jgri[email protected]
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With most superstar-endorsed sports games, the front-and-centre presence of the star is pretty much a given; the weird thing about Shaun White Skateboarding is that Shaun White spends most of his time on the sidelines, as your character strives to save the world. The approach signals a break from tradition, which is what the game as a whole really strives to achieve. Unfortunately, Shaun White Skateboarding doesn't really pull off all of its goals, but it's still a fascinating lateral shift for the genre.
In single player mode, you're dropped into the middle of a cliched-but-still-interesting Brave New World setting, where an agency called The Ministry rules the roost. The Ministry's the Big Brother of the piece, albeit a Big Brother with fantastic slogans such as "average is the new awesome!" and "we're sure we'd have your vote. If we allowed you to vote." Needless to say, The Ministry's influence has turned the whole world grey; pallid people wear boring suits and trees look caked with ash.
The main figure of the rebellion, Enemy #1 himself, is Shaun White. Unfortunately Shaun's been captured, and his anti-Ministry group "The Rising" needs your help - to take down The Ministry and set Shaun free. It's a nice setup, albeit a tad over-idealistic: when Shaun passes you his gear through the bars of his cell, he tells you the board "is gonna set you free."
But freedom is what you're going to bring to these sad grey people. After a quick character customisation, you bump into Jonah, an Obi-Wan type who's keen to help you discover your hidden talents as Major Ministry Disruptor. Jonah takes you through a few drills, where you learn the basics of skating, and learn about flow.
Flow is your main weapon against the eternal grey of the city; you generate flow by pulling off tricks, and you then use the flow you accumulate to influence people and places. Flow can unlock a secret area, or turn a character from a grey suit to a rad skater. There are different levels of flow, which means some people and areas are more difficult to affect than others. But flow has some other cool effects, that you'll notice just as you skate around the city. Pull a wicked grind, and watch as the energy from your board spreads out all around you, turning grey to colour in your wake. Trees sprout up green from the cracked pavement, rainbow half-pipes appear, and suddenly people are skating everywhere, and cheering you on as you bring colour back to the world.
Another cool skill you learn early on is shaping. Shaping is the ability to create a path where there wasn't one before. Shaping's limited to rails and verts, and initially you don't have control over where they go. But as you develop your skills, the complexity increases as you have to link the rails (which only last for a limited period of time). Take a wrong turn and you'll wind up hanging in midair.
The first half of the game is great fun. The effects of spreading colour all over are really quite cool, and just skating around making people happy again (cheesy as it sounds) is awesome. Shaping rails, really the core of the game, is interesting at first, but becomes horribly frustrating as you fall off again and again, and have to restart your approach. There are also a few mini-games inserted here and there, that are reasonably amusing (a helicopter chase through a building site, and a bizarre hacking game with a giant robotic marble), but they don't add much to the game really (though they'll take up a bit of time).
You'll come to meet some of the other rag-tag crew from The Rising (the anti-Ministry group), who are crass and funny, but also sort of personality-free. The Rising gang will give you all sorts of guerrilla-style objectives to achieve, but these get repetitive and, well, boring after a while.
The skating itself takes a bit of a backseat to the story, but there are still plenty of ollies, grinds, grabs and hand plants to be had - of varying levels of difficulty. They are primarily pulled off through a combination of jump + the right analog stick, and while there isn't a huge degree of complexity to the moves, there is still enough to keep the boarding interesting.
If you're looking for another Tony Hawk or Skate, you're not going to find it here. But what Shaun White Skateboarding does bring is a fresh take on the genre, and skateboard culture in general. While at times the 'us vs the man' sentiment can come across as twee, I really like the twist of bringing colour to a grey world without stooping to a tagging mini-game approach. The game does get infuriating in the second half, but there are also some good multiplayer options if you just want to cruise with a mate and go with the flow.
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Keyshia Cole Debuts "She"
Photo courtesy of Interscope Records, All Rights Reserved.
Keyshia Cole is always down for being a little different. Her new single produced by DJ Mustard, called "She" is creating some buzz. The sixth album, produced by Mike Will (Miley Cyrus, Rihanna, Kanye West, 2 Chainz, Lil Wayne, Juicy J), Stargate (Beyonce, Rihanna), DJ Mustard (YG, 2 Chainz), Mario Winans (Diddy, Genuwine), and Red 1 (Lady Gaga, Jennifer Lopez, Pitbull, Nicki Minaj), will feature guest appearances from Wale, Future, 2 Chainz, Juicy J, and August Alsina.
Cole seems to be putting on a show for a special someone and they look a lot like her! Some people have been wondering if her recent split from her husband has provoked some girl on girl action. Keyshia says that is not the case and that it is all about loving yourself and not needing others to make you happy. Her new album features Wale, Future, 2 Chainz, and August Alsina.
Tour Dates:
- Friday, August 22 Los Angeles, CA Wiltern
- Saturday, August 23 San Francisco, CA Fillmore
- Monday, August 25 San Diego, CA House of Blues
Download It:
iTunes Audio: Keyshia Cole 'She'
Google Play: Keyshia Cole 'She'
Amazon MP3: Keyshia Cole 'She'
Music video by Keyshia Cole performing She. (C) 2014 Interscope Records


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text: The three racers are part of the No Excuses team and train in the Miami Yacht Club. As they set their eyes on the Techno T293 Worlds to take place in Sopot, Poland later this summer, the training just started for this young team of racers. As customary lately, more than 400+ racers are expected, and experience will be Techno T293 South American Championships


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Speeding up a little, but still trying to go at a snail's pace in order to wait for a friend of mine to get the game. (He's supposed to be my rival, and while I wanted to start at the same time he did, I just couldn't wait...I'm sure he'll catch up in no time)
- Freya got cocky with her Absol, Growlithe, and Doduo, who all know dark-type moves! Doduo 1-HKO's Ghastly, but the next two Haunters put EVERYONE to sleep multiple times...Before Freya can make a donkey out of herself, she magically appears outside the gym (turned the game off).
- Freya buys a few awakenings and only grinds for ten minutes. Returns to gym, and Morty is actually a bit easier with all the awakenings. Gengar's Shadow Ball was nothing to Absol, though the previous Haunter with their excessive use of hypnosis nearly proved to be a problem. Fog badge is obtained and Freya smothers her Absol with lovins.
- Freya ventures to the Lighthouse, where a weird variety of people have decided to train. ...There are NO Pokemon in there, guys. WTF are you training against? Each other? There's a beach outside, people!
- Realizing Fiertando the Phanpy is very close to evolution, Freya selfishly neglects the rest of her Pokemon to level up Phanpy.
- Phanpy evolves into the ridiculously powerful Donphan (who still refuses to learn the simplest of ground-type moves like Dig or Magnitude! WTH). Ignoring the increasingly ill Amphy entirely, Freya forces the ubiquitous photographer to take a picture of the occasion.
- Disgusted with Freya's actions, Jasmine informs Freya that if she does not retrieve medicine from across the freaking ocean, Freya has no chance of having a gym battle for the Mineral Badge. Freya snaps and loudly rebukes Jasmine, calling her a lazy joke of a trainer for not taking Amphy to the Pokemon Center or getting the medicine her damn self. Seriously, woman, POKEMON CENTER. LESS THAN A BLOCK AWAY. Before Jasmine bursts into tears, Freya agrees to retrieve the drugs because there's a gym in that direction anyway.
- Freya notices her Pokemon are level-handicapped and decides to try training on the route between Mahogany and the Lake of Rage.
Dolcissimo (Bayleef): Lv. 23
Crisis (Absol): Lv. 23
Fiertando (Donphan): Lv. 25
Scherzando (Growlithe): Lv. 22
MezzoForte (Doduo): Lv. 23
Luminoso (Chinchou): Lv. 23


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f.OCAL INTiiLL.lUfc.iNue.
Wednes iay, August 29, - 1900
local Matters.
?Mr. Jib Ciimmings is clerking for
'the Caldwell Dry Goods Co.
?Black velvet ribbons, all widths,
pompadour combs, hair clasps and
broocbe*, just received at
Mrs. McCarieys.
? ?Mr. Fletcher E. Hianant 13 (ravelling
over tha Slate in the interest of
tbe .South Carolina Co-educational
Institution, in which school he is to
v teach next year.
?Work on the addition to Q. D.
Williford's store is being ra9hed io
order to have the store in readiness
for the fall and winter stock which
will soon come in.
Mothers endorse it, children like it,
old folks use it. We refer to One
Hinnte Cough Care. It will qaickly
care all throat and lung troubles. McIIaster
?Daring the rain on Saturday the
wind crossed the telephone wires
badly and interfered greatly with tbe
use of the 'phones. This was remedied
on Monday as soon as possible.
?Robert Flonrnoy, Brickyard, Ala.,
writes: I eo< /ider no remedy equal to
Dr. Moffett's Teethika (Teething
Powder) for the irritations of teetfcicg
and the bowel troubles of our Southern
It will surprise you to experience
the benefit obtained by using the dainiy
iiid famous little pills known as DeWitt's
Little Early JRisers. Mcilaster
?Friends of Miss Belle Davis,
daughter of Prof. R. Means Davis,
will regret to learn that she is quite
?tck at her home iu Columbia. She
was taken sick shortly after her return
from the summer school at Rock Hill.
?Atter this week the st?re3 will
not close at six o'clock in the afternoon
and the clerk* are grieviDg over the
few days that are left them. On tbfc
other hand shoppers are glad that they
??>n nr.i to do tbeir shopping in
the morciDg hereafter. Jar
You will never find any other ,
bo prompi and r>? pleasant as PeW.
Little Early Risers. JlcMaster ijan-ie(i
?Mr. J. P. Caldwell, acconr Doty
by Mr?. Caldwell, Mrs M.
and Miss Lizzie Withers', $ f0r New
bia, left on Monday aflernoojn?8i
York and other northern gtock of fall
Caldwell goes to buy J
aB^ winter goods. s injured gardens
^ ?The drought there is a dearth
^sacb aD extent^ygj.y kind. Dairies,
Brec-etables o?,#a/?t^ onr? timcp who
B^re beer^or shipment cemplain
M^at has c&osed the batter
Wob* cut dowB very much.
HjKons will be spent in politics (his
w We can't ke?p the campaign goWwitboot
money any more than we
Kq ke*p the body vigorous without
nod. Dyspeptics uaed to starve themselves.
Now Kodol Dyspepsia Cure
digests what you eat and allows j on
- a . T f I
rio eai ail toe goau iouu juu weut.
radiealiy cares stomach troubles. McMaster
?Mr. D. E. McDowell is sick at bis
home with fever. He has been attending
the campaign meetings through
the county, and is probably sufferings
from the effects of fnch constant exposure
to the hot sun. It is hoped
that he will sot be confined to his
home fc r long.
?The Teacher*' Journal for July
and August is ;out It is an interesting
nnmber and contains much that is
of (tpecial interest to teachers. In this
nnuW ova ct-nf/?KoQ nf <?. nnmhfip r>f
I Kgfflj U UIU UWi U4W 4AVIVUV0 V* w* ? ?
g|p teachers who taught at the Winthrop
R summer school. Among these is a
skatch ot Prof. R. M. Dav;s.
HL Yoa assume no risk when jou buy
Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and
W Diarrbcei Remedy. - McMaster Cc.
will refund your money if yen arc not
|P satisfied after using it. It i* every*
f where admitted to be the most successW
ful remedy in use for bowel complaints
* aad the only one that never failp. It
ti pleasant, safe aad reliable.
T> fl- 1-3 fTLA^A. U~\A r>
? ikcv. xiaruiu j.(iv.<Lua? uou ocuiw
in St. John's Church on Sanday, both
morning and evening. This was his
k first visit since his appointment to
& this charch. He made a splendid'
W impression and the congregation of ihe
? Episcopal Charch consider themselves
very fortunate in having him in charge
; of the church. His n*xt service will
f be held here on the 4'h Sunday in
?A negro xcureion to Charlotte
carried a crovtd to tbnt citv ou Satnrday
nfieriuon. The train was made
up in Colombia and arrived here
crowded with excursionists. 0;m
coach was reserved for the Winnsboro
contingent and was soon filled to
[ overflowing. A big cainpmeeting in
Charlotte was the special attraction.
The traiu did not return frcm Charlotte
uniil Monday morning in the
our! v hnni o
^ in India, the land of famine, thousands
die because they cannot obtain
totxi. In America, the land of plenty,
mauv knff r and die b<canse tr.ev cmnot
di?e>t the food they est Koriol
Dyspepsia Care digesis what voq eat.
It in?taatly elieres and radically cares
ail siomacii trouble*. McMaster Co
?The te alt of the examination for
scholarships at Winthrop College, held
here several wet ks ag<.>, has been made
public, a? d the two young ladies who
won trie scholarships are Misses Mary
Hm y and Daysie Brockington. Butb
of :he?e \onng ladies hare attended
Wiuthrop tor a year and will be mem
bers or tne jat.i >r class nfxt year.
They are to be congraielated npo'i
wiumug these valaab!e scholarih'ps
?If ywu are in need of glasses, you
had bet:er ca!l 011 the ocalM at the
Hotel Duval. H? uiany customers
alrea-ty speak in ihe highest terras of
him; hi? prices arc moderate; he makes
las??? in all tie Jatsst stales, and his
laitscs are the best made ? adr.
Chinese are dingeron* enemies, fur
they are tivacherous That'* whv all
counterleit* of DeWitt's Witch llaz 1
Salve a?e dangerous. Thev look like
t)e\Vitt,i?, but instead ??f the all-healing
witch haze! they all ecu.tain ingredient
liable to irrratc the >kin atd cause
blood poisoning For pile*, iijnries
and ffcm d:s- use* u e the original a:.<1
jrrnnine I> Win's Witch Haz^i Salve
_ MeMa>terC-?
?The dronght which htd l ecoroe so
dt^tr. 6*ing and destructive was br ken
by a delightful rain on S&latda) a.'ier
"" ~ ~ _ !
|- Don9! Stop I
ja faking Scott's Emulsion be- J
g cause it's warm weather* ?
f Keep taking it until you are |
cureiL J
^ It will heal your lungs and p
5 ?five you rich olocxl in sum- fj
6 ~~ T+'~ rr,A &
F3| Alitor ClO iii ?v i.iig;* o.w ^ vvv#
P liver of! mzas e^3y.
i **"' 'ru^?rs" ||
coon. The rvn did rot continue tor
very lon<j but was heavy and quite
sufficient to do an amount of good,
though it wou'd have been much
better had it lasted longer. After
tucb an extremely long hot spell every
one expected a storm of great severity |
when the drought was ended, but rai"5
came on Saturday wilhont any st--orra
and very Jittle display of elep^ricity.
A little hail fell in the begin*1^13? &cd
some wind accompanied rue but
we were more fortouatr *n l^s respect
tnan tome other pJa/*6 which have
been visited by sever2 s'ormsuMy
baby was i !>c
/^orrhr** " R1VS * Ai* " "*
?.?? ftrUn^,tWe were unable to
^ Kim with tlic ^odor's assisianco,
cu?e him w J?esort we trje,] Cbainber?n.d,ff^/Cbolera
and Diarrbcei
&edv - a . h/ppy t0 ia? " S
. relief aud a complete
immedia9or sale bv McMaster Co<
cure." i ^
. ? ??
^wil! be a meeting cf represen,
. ;of the various townships in tbe
i atiVGS
-bouse on the first Monday in
cour??, , , .
.^oer to elect a county pension
fecDier* ~ . ? ..
boart county. Ihesur.
s in each township should be sure
:e a representative yresenS
l? m. G. U. McMaster,
J, Chairman County Board.
tlu) ^ K'nd Ydu Have Alwaj's Bought
Died cu the 17ih inst., near Tiizab,
York contity, of typhoid fever, Mamie
Flojd Jackson, yor.ngest daughter of
W F. and Mary E. Jackson (deceased),
. formerly of Faiifield. She had only
befcti home two months, having graduated
DiT~tfr?^42tb of Jane at the Normal
and Collegiate Institute, Ashe
vine, jx. sne was Mtl in Bethesda
Koied Into 5few Quarters.
Tbc Nf?" onic lodge moved on Monday
from its old qnarters in ihe Bcaty
building wbich it has occupied for
years into the handsome new room on
the second floor of ihe granite building.
The new room bai recently been
nicely fixed up, piaiterei and wains
coatcd and makes a delightfnl room
for the Mason?. It is conveniently
situated, although not as central as the
old lodge, and suits nicely in every
respecf. The Masons will appreciate
their comfortable new lodge ss the old
one was badly out of repair.
Volcanic Eruptions
Are grand, but Skin Eruptions rob
life of joy. Bucklen's Arnica Salve
cure9 them; also 01d,_Rannin? and
Fever Sores, Bleers, Boils, Felons,
Corns, Warts, Cuts, Braises, Barns,
Scalds, Chapped Hands, Chilblains,
Best Pile cure on earth. Drives out
Pains and Aches. Only 25 cts. a box.
Cure guaranteed. Sold by McMaster
Co., druggists.
The Wion&boro base ball team,
which lefc here on Wednesday for
Johnston, returned on Friday victoriou?.
Two games were played, one on
Wednesday aiternoon and one on
Thursday. It was expected that a
fhiril oflmf* wonlri he nlavfcl on Fri
day, but it was thought best to return
home, one of the strongest members
of tbe team not feeling equal to a third
Tbe game on Wednesday resulted in
a tie?the sco:e standing 5 to 5. The
second game, which was p*!ajed on
Thursday, resulted in a score of 5 to
2 in favor of Winnsboro, ai.d t!.c boys
were jatiiant over iheir victory.
Tbe Johnston team expects to come
to "Winnsboro ibis wrck t* play several
games. Buth :eams are strong
and tbe games next week will nodonbt
be exciting.
"Through the month? of Jnneand
Jq!v oar baby was teething and took a
lunt.ing off of the bowe's snd sickness
of Ihp stomach." says O. P M.
Holliday, of Deming, Ind. "His
bowels would move trom fivelo eight
timea a day. I bad a bottle of Chamberlain's
Colic, Cholera an;* Diarrhoea
Remedy in the hense and gsve him
four drops in a tea?poonlul of water
and he got better at once." Sold by [
McMaster Co.
A very c^ious sccidrn!, which i
might have resulted in tue dta:h of j
two men, occurred in the Greenbmr i
section on Thursday afternoon. Mr.
1? V Rmp nf tha fTlin( II i! 1 CPPlif>tl I
was driving in his bDgiry, a,d topped J
in the road rear Mr. Lronard R il>in j
sou's housa to talk (o Mr. Orosfey Raff
Tbey were d ivct y uuder a tc.'epuot.e
wire and Mr. llnlT bad his hand on the
shaft of tbe boggv when a flash of j
lightning camc si:d struck tbe te!ephoi
e wire. Tt.c rnu'e v. as instantly I
killed and Mr. linfF was sinmed, but
Mt. Bray who was in t' e bugg} was
IIuI rnecieu i\\ tt i 11 cuj^|;v*cu
thai the grtund wire which should
h?ve cariied t-ff' the iightnii g wa> not
properly fixed. It is most rcmarkabie
Mr. Biay and Mr. Iinff were nor b?.Jb
ki!!ed, as ttey were so near :he uin't
when it was struck. Mr. Ruff soon
recovered Jrom the shock ai d lei. no
bad t ffVctP.
The wolf in the fable puts on sheep'b
clothing because if he traveled on his
own rf potation he couldn't accomplish
- / > A -r TV.
ill* puipose isOiinierieuers 01 uaWin's
Wnch Hazel Saive couldn't sell
iheir worthless salvt-s on their merits,
so they put them iu boxes and wrappers
like DeWitt'?. Look out for
them. Take only DeWitt's Witch
Haz-il Salve. It cures piles and all
fekin diseases. McMaster Co.
iTTT ' i? ,r^nrr rfM 7I ,|M
j Congl
, t |
! J f
Precincts. j &
O s k 1
Salem ? '
FairfiaW Cotton 1^/tUs.. ' 21 23 :
Monticello...^^'. ! 40 SO '
Blythewoody^ j
Gladden's.^Srove ; 25 23 I
Hcreb./*- ; 44 15 ?
JenkjnKville j 17 13 i
M/^ssy Dale ! 2-4 12 5
'brreenbriar j 63 20 i
Woodward ! 30 ?3 f
White Oak ! 23 15 5
Feasterville j 66 82 11
Longto?rn i 46 27 S
AlKion | 97 5
Ridgeway ! 44 80 I
Centreville ; 24 31 2
Bear Creek 12 21
Oakland I 5 ?2
Wateree i IS 13 1
Jackson Creek.... ! 33 9 3
Winns-boro No. 33 108 C
Win:^boro No. 2 1 28 20 3
TotsIs 654 638 8
[email protected] |
""We ha?e three children. Before the
birth of the last one my wife used four bottles
of MOTHER'S FRIEND. If you had the
pictures of our children, you could see a*
a glance that the last one
is healthiest, prettiest and
finest-looking: of them all.
My vife thinks Mother's
Friend is the greatest ft'
and grandest /^7\i
world for expect- Jjlllf[jWritten
fey a Kentucky
rmrgfl prevents nine-tenths of tha
m LRU su^erin? incident to childr
birth. The coming: mother's
disposition and temper remain unruffled
throughout the ordeal, because this relaxing1,
penetrating' liniment relieves tha
usual distress, a gooa-naturea mother
Is pretty sure to have a good-natured child.
^?. patlent is kept in a strong, health}
ctel%gg? "which the child also inherits
Hother*si^lca<4akes a wife through the
crisis qmckly~tmJhvt^oSt painlessly, II
assists in her rapifosgw^y. and wards
Off the dangers that sorfllSjjb^viQ^ <^eSold
by drujjists for $ to bottle/^**S2^
THE BRADFiELD REGULATOR CO,
Send for ?Mr free illustrated book vrrlttcs
expressly tot expectant mothers.
Mrs. J. F. McMaster is visitiog in
Mr. Julian Connorreturns ibis week
for At ham a.
Mr. Nelson Hanaban is visiting
relatives in town.
The Misses Wardlaw are visiting
their consin, Miss Marie McCauts.
The northbound passenger train
was several hours behind time on
on Monday.
Mr. Strother Ford and Miss L?ura
Ford, of Rocky Mount, weie in town
on Monday.
Miss Rachel B. McMastsr returned
Jast week from a months' stay at
Early Branch.
Mrs. Riley McMaster is expected
this week from Floiida. Sh3 will
visit Mr. -and Mrs. R N. McMaster.
Mr. Q. D. Williford leaves this
week for northern markets to purchase
goods for the fall and win er trade
For Over Fifty Tears.
Mrs. Wixslow's Soothing Syrup
juas ueen useu lur over uny jears uy i
millions of mothers for their childien !
while teethiog, with pcrfect sncces1. i
It soothes the child, soltens the srums,
allays all pain, cores wind coiic, and
is the best remedy for diarrhoea It
will relieve the poor little ."offerer
immediately. Sold bv druggists in
every part of the world. Twentv five
cents a bottle. Be sure and ask for
"Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup,"
and take no other bind. 1-1-17
September will open nearly fair and
warm. Moon's first ausrier ou the
2nd, ar.d also at greatest south declination.
On the 2nd to 4th look for a
warm wave. Some activc storms need
not be a surpr'se shout this time, with
some rain, followed by co >!er and
fair weather frcm 4h too;k;Gthtoj
Sth, fair and warm; fnll nionn the 9-.h
ar.d at perig?c and o'i equator. From
Sih to 11th seme active ?-alcs and sunk1
rain need not be a surprise about tl.ia |
tirn?; chance? are that a inaikfd change i
to very c??l wii] be in rear of thegales;
fro^t northward; 12> 1) :o 17th, fair and
beautilul; 18 b, nearly fair and very j
warm; earth's equinox on the 23rd; !
new moon on the 23.d, and also at
apogee and on equator; fourc. rabined
causes centering on the same day. L
name the 19-.ii and 26th that rain, bii!,
niud, thunder end ligbtnieg, and j
some severe st inn nil! prevail in
many place?, followed by a colli wave j
for the season i:i tear ??f the storms.
Slight froit southward i red not fee a j
surprise in seme p'aces; heavy frost
northwaid. 27th am! "2Sth, fir >:nd i
warm; iiiomi at farthest point son h j
on the 2SrI;; parily cloud v and rising j
temferatiire on the 29th -u.ri 30;}-.
Look ami you wii! tee the moon way j
down in the south: now the moon has !
started northward and will roach his j
northern limit in October. Tho position
of the moon in its relation to the ;
Run and earth is changing daily. !
Scientists agree that the piincipal
oceautides are caused by Hit moon, j
none deny. Some people have b<.- i
trayed their ignorance on the st.bj- ct
by sayiDg.that the moon's influence on
the e^rth is the same every day in the
year, and by other comments equally
ridiculous If thev wonld only tnake
close observations tbev wonld scou
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see their foolishness of such cri.icism.
Some will fcoat the idea of lliu moon
being a factor in the moteoro'o^icil
disturbance, but it is a fact buond a
donbt, and tbev are langbing at iheir
own igwcance. J. Martin Grant.
How's This!
We oflLr One Hundred Dollars Reward
for ::ny case of Caiarrb that cannot
be cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure.
T51 .T f tttvcv Xr. Prftnc
A. XJ v J IV . V ] A i V ^ f
Toledo, 0
We, the undersigned, have known
F. J. Cheney lor the last 15 years, and
believe him perfectly honorable in all
basine-s transactions and financially
able to carry ont any obligation1 made
by their firm. . 1
West & Trnax, Wholesale Druggists,
Toledo, 0.
Waldinw, Kinnan & Marvin, Wholesale
Druggists, Toledo, 0
IIhII's Catarrh Cure is taken internally,
acting directly upon tin blood
and mncoas surfaces of the sa stem.
Price, 75. per botlb-. Sold by all J
druggist?. Testimonials free.
Hull's Family Pills are the best j
Til a nrimorv in Toiv_ I ^
? ? V LUMAJ V1VVU1VU iu. JU CVAi
field County passed off quietly. |
The returns eame in unusually :
promptly on account of the telephone
facilities, though it- took *
tue managers a long time to
count the Totes as the ticket, *
bo'.h State and county, Tvas very 1
.ong, and necessarily took a long (
:^e to make lhe count.
turns for State officers 3t
ha\e nofe^gp complete and it is j
ire P0ssiblex;t0 nnrv.TrniA flornrAS
to-day. As for tEe-returns made
up to Wedre^day morning the
vote -was as follows:
B. R.*T*llmrii ...470
McSweeiey .1CI
Hoyt i 373
Gary., >*. .<152
Pattevson 30
Whitman 1
Sloaa 129
Bleas^ 47
WinV r 101
I.-.t.H.e 85
J. ii. ii.i.nan 274
Bellinger ...!. . ."!.!. 641
Timmerman .... 71
Jennings 635 ,
"Perhairu '. .521 . c
: rooker 171 MjMahan
supers xoo
Floyd... .590 ?
Bouse - 100
W. D. Evans 1^3
Whaiton. 173
B Evans 123
Mayfield ;..y...-83- 1
Petiigra . .25
Bei-ry A .,123
Ethereage.. ....... 19
In the race for congress Wilson (
beats Johsc-n in Fairfield by a *;
small vo;e, but tlie returns from
the district assure .Johnson's 5
nomination. For the legislature
"Wolling, Bagsdale and Morrison
are nominated. The sheriffs5
race is close. Ellison and Stevenson,
it s^ems, .will have to rrayg. j
the second primary. For clefs
of court, Lyles and Neil will fiave 1
to try it in another race, and ,
Hood and Stewart for supervisor
will enter a second primary. Hinnaat
is nominated for coroner ;
and Rosborougli is nominated for
superintendent of education.
Wylie lr.nds without opposition.
Richmond and Moore will lock
horns in a second primary. We ;
publish below a tabulated statement,
which is nob official and
mav be subiect to some errors.
Of course, where there is a dif- ,
ference of only four or five votes,
it always requires an official count !
to determine the result. It will !
be observed that a part of the :
vote at Blythewood is omitted. :
Earnest effort was made to get <
the full vote there, but without :
His Life Was Saved*
Mr. J. E. Lilly, a prominent citizen ,
of Hannibal, Mo , latc'y hnrl a wonderful
?2e!iveranc?i frcin a fiightfui
death. In tilling of it he .-a.v.?: "1
was taken with Typhoil Fevt-r, that
ran into Pneumonia. Mv Inr-g? bet
...... _,.l. T
taujv; l aaicJicu. .1 w v? cacw x
couldn't eveD bit up in bed. Nothing
helped mo. I expccied to soon die of
Consumption, when I heard of Dr.
Kin"'* N'jw Discovei v. One bot.rlp
cave great relief. I continued to u*e
it, and now am wei! ami &tror.<r, I
cau'c say ?o<> much in its praise." This
mflrVMl!nn< mr>riii*iiip thi? ??nrp4f
quickest cure in (he wcr'd for a'l
TJrokt a;ni f.nu? 'I rouble. Regular
*:z"S 50 cents s--<i i?1 00. Trial bo?:?e??
fr??! JIcMa. tft" C-?.'s Jrurg'ote;
evei \ b tile -arm -et?
- ? -- - ?x ?
Mi?s 5 k-s, of I^irh Branch, j*
vi-i'ting Mi?s A io; McM^ifr.
The One Day Cold Cure.
Cold in head and sore throat cured by Kermott's
Chocolates Laxative Quinine. As easy to '
take as cati^y. " Children cry for them."
t Primary E-lec
ives. ! SL3uff.
O rp
t | g . . & 5 '
5 "? 1 ~ >, .2 = ?
.2.S oot:S5S^
? ? 5 ? s -a O S
? ? ri r? . P J ^
CQ ?3 j H 3 ? O | O ?
22 7 5 3 4 0 0 17 1
16 1 8 14 1 1 1 l 0
48; 14 lo 9 11 4 9 3 1
37 23 4 16 11 4 3 5 0
15 32 ^^^9 6 3 5 0 11
38 47 *^^^**5 17 3 1 o
54 7 44 0 o 4. o
33 10 7 2 4 0
oei o^rtoocin
? id X. m, tJ v * ?KJ J. VI
23 10 '6 12 4 0 1 3 1
97 37 20 65 13 2 5 14 0
29 8- 5 6 4 10 1 5 0
mi.. t ^
jLjut; letuixis u.s lu iuo wuwe j
ticket seem to liave been hard to,
ob ain. "We found much trouble !
in getting a few for tliis county,'
and we observe "that the slowness |
with which returns came in was |
general throughout the whole j <
State. 1
It seems settled that Koyt and j
McSweeney will be the condidates
in the second primary.
Nothing is settled by the first,
and probably as much interest 1
will be taken in the second as in ,
the first. J. H. Tillman and Jno. J
T. S?oan lead for Lieutenant
Governor. McMalian, Cooper, 1
Bellinger and Floyd are nomi- ]
Dated for the respective offices
for which they ran. Mr. McMa- i I
ban has a strong hold on Fair-!
held county and his friends here 11
svere pleased at the large votei
nrivf>n him in tlift State. He has
made a good officer. Mr. B. H. j
Jennings defeats Dr. Timmerman
For State Treasurer. The form3r's
friends here were yery enthusiastic
over the result. Fairfield (
lias not often been represented t
:>n the State ticket, and it is grat- *
fying to the county that Mr. j
Jennings goes in by such a large t
rote. He -will make a good offi- t
jer. f
At the time we write this it is jc
11 i i 11 1 11 . 1_ - ! (
mpossioie 10 ten now ine vote (
Stoijids for Railroad Commis- t
sioiiev. j
Yes, Angus*. Flower still has the 8
argect sale of xny medicine in the 1
iivilized world. Y^ur mothers and r
jrandmothers never bought of using t
mytbing else for Indigestion 0r Bil- c
oneness. Doctors werbx scarce, and i
:bey seldom heard of Appendicitis, e
Nervous Prostration or Heart Failure, t
itc. The^ used Angust Flower to
ilean out tiKsystem and stop fermen .ution
of uisd^ested food, regulated
.be action ?f the liver, stimulate the
aerrous and "organic action 01 the sys:em,
and that is all they took when
feeling da!l and bad with headaches c
vnd ciher aches. You only need a i
iew doses of Green's August Flower, (
n liquid form, to make you satisfied ]
here io nothing serious the matter ^
with you. For sale by McMaster Co ,
j_ t
Jays that He Got His Figures from the j
State Dispensary. ^
"Be }c not deceived" by Mr. Ji;0.;:
B. Stevenson's card. !,
lie commences with the statement > (
bat the editor did him a greal ii-jas-1 (
ice, unintentionally lie is sure, by <:iv- i L
ng currency ;o my unreliable stare-; j
Taent about bieakage ar the Winnsbnrn . (
lispensarv. !(
This breakage and shoitage matter\(
ic n Ihnrriin thefl^ch til ilif> rtj?nfn* ' ^
>ary gang in Fairfield. Tt.ey do not'i
ikt; to hear it discuisrd on the stamp.' r
Here arc the figures I n a i ai Winns-i
boro aud other place.-: ij
Kershaw dispensary, shortage
forl4qrs ? 5 40 j Kidgeway
dispe;i>a:y, shortage
for 14 qrc 93 S3 !9
inAucf?Y*HunO(iCiiri' ch rtoiri* ! i
and breakage fur 14 qr?. . 746 00 ; *
Wionsboro dispensary, bhorl- j,
a?e and breakage lor 14 q.->. 1,429 00 j.
Is ibis "an unieliab'e" f-tr.tement?j
Head ibis letter and judge:
South Carolina Dispensary, \?
Columbia, if. C , Aug. 1, 1900. ' a
Mr. J. B. Morrison, " ij
Blacks-tock, S.'lj i
Dear Sir?R c ived } our favor July i L
28, ar.d ?* "t with your request, I
sve e> fi tabl:* showing >h x tage 11
-i i* . . i< /. ?t .v r^11
tiuu :ii iuu iuJiu\v?:?^ ui.^jjcii* , j
sariet: lie? ir.w, Lanc^tcr, \Vinns-!{
boro vantl lint;;*;way. Yvu v. illno;e!"
Lliut ts isMic i/i-gins with the year.v
1857 aAd iocl.jclos the month M' Jane [ n
of the {Ye?eut )ur. It w:is :i :-iii ;
to get W? . itiis i^fo; uiaiion, n.iic? to: K
bare g'>uV hack of the ye&r 1897 would i
buve enisled n very ranch -"re.i'er ?
amount ur\Uuyr in ^Gaic5:ii:- ont th** H
old roportl which have been puckcd c
? "*? " \1T ^ K t > *V*rt tr ffrtlM'u VATIf
UVYO.J. 11 e ?"U51 mis may ciitc jvm t
purposj. Yttnvs respectfully, | ?
Signed, (J. %Vcob, C e:k. j'v
Mr. St' vei.sowc, iu bi>- unique card, i j
te Is the sad truwi thai the Winnsboro j
dispensary has rJggooda tccord on ?he ' (
Twenty \^ars Proof, j j
Tutts Liver Filial keep the bow-, c
eisin natural motiipnand cleanse t
the system of all impurities An
absolute cure for siak headache, t
dyspepsia, sour stomach, con-' x
stipation and kindred diseases., {
"'fe'i do withoa^fhem" j;
R. R Smith, Chilesbuffg, Va. I
whiles I don't know hov/l could j ^
v;lo w ithout them. I have had :
Li-. : disease for over twenty j
;:c.rs. Am now entirely cuVed. i
Toft's Liver Pills II
'" ?
? i. " - a
:;tion, Held An;
? co ; ,
? S l CO
a > T ? .2?
2 ^ = ? 5 ^ t:
? . & ca o ? o
* a ^ - <J K e 3
? i i = i ^ c > ft
n o O = ei s
2 7 2o 7 1 O- 3 '3
1 19 3 27 11 4 1 22
9 21 72 8 3 0 0 17
1 1 12 21 6 4 19 7 29
n 07 ,1 4. n n 7
' 5 23 65 10 1 2 o 21
i 0. 4 14 2 18 30 0 2
i '1 Z - 9 , 8 3 U 3 12
43 92 19 4 33 1 23
i 11 12 54 17 . 7 4Q, 8 71
i 0 17 39 9 * 5 2 0 22
00 '1 0 1 20 10 20
105 2224 19 8
13 6 y 2 2 12 y
> 1 22 22 12 3 1 2 39
7 267 578 278 159 196 113 521 !
breakage as any dispensary iu Uie1
Siate. Thit? I believe to be tnr. It is !
on account of its good bicakoge and !
shortage record that 1 hsvv criticized
ifs management. We v, ant to rr<uce ;
thess good rrcords a d not have -it j
aid vve are the banner ?M-pensarv j
county !or b!?; break -go !?ua lonjt ;
Mortage. !
'"il"' Moni-on makes a areat vo do'.
over a cert.iin i:!tc?r linen h) ttu?
old hoard t"> ycais a^t. This loner
v\ a< in'r'y :i j ik"." Well. b>vp, vo-.
bar! y< 11 r iu.: uver ibis letter two y? are j
ano; I have inv fun nrr*-. '-Lie wii^i
laughs lasr, lau-'is hes*.''
I have nev r ;ibn'e?! a man en the j
stump; I critie ze men in fffiee when
I believe tLkt ?hey need "remivaMmr |
and fumigating." Ttii-s d:-cs good at j
i?ee i he cflec:s ol tuning on-the
ligbf. $8.47 ahead at Jin VVin?*boro
tJispeus.iry !L! Did the o!desf inhabitant
ever hear ihe like!
uAbnsing me, a better man than
himself." Se!ah.
Shall the Dcop'e of Fait field control
the dispensary or will (he dispensar;.
lontrol the j.eoph-?
J. B Morrison
Bhcksleck, S. C , Au^. 21
A Minister's Good TVork,
"I had a severe atiack of bilions j ^
:o!ic, got a bottle of Chamberlain's <
Jolic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy, *]
ook two d:">pcs and was rntirelv cored,"
ays Rt v. A. A. Power, of Emporia, Evan.
"My neighbor across the street ]
vas sick for over a week, had two or i
hree bottles of medicine from the docor.
He used them for three or four 3
Jays without relief, then cal'ed in'an- i
)un:r uucior, wuu ruiiKu uim iui xvmv 1
lays and gave him no relief, so disibargad
him. 1 went ever to see him s
he next morning. He said bis bowels r
vere in a terrible'fix, that they bad
)een ranning ofi" so long that it was p
ilmost bloody flax. I asked him if he r
md tried Chamberlain's t'olic, Cholera
md Diarrheal Remedy, and be said, ]
No.' I went home ard bronght him j
ny bottle and gave him one dose; told
iim to take another do?e in fifteen r
>r twenty initiates if ce did not find jj
elief, but be took no more and was j
entirely cured." For sale by McMas- a
erCo. ' i:
"When ?he mercury rises the wings ti
>f mv fancy droop," so wrote Tim- ^
od, and we can appreciate its truth jj
nanng mis toma weatner wnen me
3are recording of facts is a task. It
would take nothing short of an ice^erg^to
excite our imagination now, ^
that we'aTc longing for all things cool. c
Mountain tops, o?s^n_ breezes, splash- i
ng water falls, and ertn cool recep- ^
ions would be enjoyable '(^specially ^
f ice cream was involved). 1 know (
hat onr many perspiring candidates j
ire not able to do themselves justice ^
Juring this hcaf.ed term?have failed
o convince the beloved people of how ?
lo-'il ihov ar<; and how well fitted to ^
ill the i ffices to which they aspirp. j
3!d Sol mn?t hsve communica'edsome j
)f lire 10 s ;tne of our Stsle catidil.tic?
from the way tbey pitch ioto ^
ar-h o:her and have to be pulled apart, j
t is only midsummer madness. Tillnan,
I suppo-e, is enjoyiu^ the iheo- f
ogle*! dis.U'M./a he has diawu upon
Crops have been very much in- 3
tired by ih<? drought. Fruit has f
;brive!c;l and fallen, potato vines are
ljir.g?something nnnsua). A good
aiii fell bt-r? on Thursday evening
ast but the heat is unabated, in fact it fc
s hotter than before the rain. "V
The Sunday School of Shiluh church
:ave a picnic sometime since, and
rrinfl tfllba rrsa^p hv
Jr. E::g!i-li Oaraak and Rev. E. A. c
McDowell a
WV vn r?j s:? fortunate as to have -j
)r. Loe Davis Lodge, president of c
Jrnestone < ollege, to bdge with us
lining the ;cent Sunday School cod- ^
rpiuion he>ri at Little River church, t,
md we s:i,e*rely hops that much of s
lift fin?j :h'>n rnt presented by him in ^
ucli cN-u'-, forcible manner will find
>ermanent lodgement in the hearts
11 (1 iv.z.n '? of his many bearer?. This
was a decided success, a
food attendance, good reports, good
pcschos. good dinners, and we hope
vill repnit in good and better Sunday
:choo!s Ii meets with the Winnsboro
3aptist Church next year..
Rev. JR. A.. Sublett, of Sammerton.
;iarcnd"ii county, accompanied by .
rtr. Tii?-k?tt, of Orangebnrg, who
ea:!s in the sieging, recently held a
i.eeiii.gai Little Biver Church. Tbe
>rpachm^a-:d r^re b^ih ex:eileiitLJ-d
reeu.ic; ii a nuui&r of
iccessf ? to tbe caarch. These
rentltf n are now assisting Rev. E. A. W'cDowell
in a meeting at Beaver
r*\-\ ? ??'/>?-? /?Anr>fT? or?r
/I I i\. V'IMIIUU) wuui)) C.UU
'run thrre will jo to Rocky Creek
:hurch wbere they will condact a
neeting of some days. Mr. Snblett T
:a^, been engaged in evangelistic work g
or several years in this and other t
State?, s?:d his preaching has been at- g
01 ded with marked success. ?
The 8cbool at Monticello and Shiloh 0
^ili be taught next term bj?; Messrs.
tVill Scott, of Monticello, j'and
Chomason, of Union, both recent
graduates of Fnrman University. We
jeein uie irasiees ionunate iu nav ng ?seemed
the services of .these v. t
uen who come highly recoinni'".' :d, J
ind have had son"* esperisuce as s
Misses Irene and Pauline Jones, of
. v
is y
gust iyuu.
Snpervisor. Coroner. SupU
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2 i 5 J I >< ! I
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Js:3c-3 S o - J
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2 0 23 5 0 26 2 20
21 1 0 1 1 10 35 34
3 7 4 52 0 65 17 26 .
12 68 2 15 5 68 1
11 10 4 0 2 38 18 23
0 27 & o 0 1 57 14
1 35 5 0^9-v 5 31 12
6 41 6 8 3 ~NJ 78 3t
24 0 0 1 1 19 19 15
14 ft 93 9 1 113 35 74?.
16 0 12 5 11 19 71 37
33 1 2 3 0 30 10 9
41 5 4 4 1 37 88 37
1 0 10 21 1 7 47 14
7 1 2 2 1 5 28 v 15
i i a n io x ' 9J5 8
11 2 1 2 3 6 25 24
36 18 14 16 7 38 03 74
8 2 19 5 3 8 41 27 .
*91 213 212 158 59 517 771 644 '
i WSB9BBK. *** ,
i' elillSHk
I s3 n. v ~ ; fl IB
mMWMLV --* i
ji AtgalejFaee i
II [$?a ftrofflln6&l?ympw?fl oT*tt!At?a !
* I blood. If covered With plaplei, the
>, .ividence Is.coroplete. It's nature*?
j mypfvarningyooofyoprcoDaitioa^ [
|: SnsB^s |
11 neverfalU'jo Well#6lJ*fllsordew (it
i the blood, slight or severe, of ioi)g i
' i standing cr recent origin. ItstbJrty.
J r years record guarantees its efficacy, i
! , Bold everywhere. Price SLOO per mil
i iQnart bottle. Prepared only by -m.
f mcrneix DXTO COMPAIT,' I
W Detroit, MIcH.
Jolm IT. Mcllaster & Co., Winnsboro.
>. C.; T. W. Woodward & Co., Eocbtori, ]
>. O.; W. M. Patrick, Woodward. S. C.; ,
r. G Fa trick & Co., White Oak, S. C.
Lcngtowc, are visitiig friends and
eiatives in 'bis community.
Misses Mamie Hutchinson and
>.ura Kiusler, the former from Wallalla,
the latter srom Eichland connty,
ecentiy visaed friends at, Moaticello.
Mrs. G. A. Beard, of Walballa, is
ipending some time with her aaany
elative* and friends in this county.
Miss Grace Kirbpatrick, of Proa>erifcy,
was the guest for some days i
ecentiy of Miss Essie Hol'cy.
Mr. Howell Jones, of Longtown, J
aw-!y visited Mr. T. J. Rabb, of Long
A protracted meeting hat been in
progress for some days it Monitcello.
dethodist Oburch. A quarterly meetag
was held there on last Saturday
,nd Sandav, Rf>v. Mr. Hodge-1 pre-id
D g.
With Rev. Mr. Spigner ofiSciaiing,
diss Mary Lapo and Mr. James Aiken,
f Monticello, were united in mariage
on the afternoon of Thursday,
be 16th inst., at the home of the
ride's father, Eev. E. K. Lnpo. We
xtend to them oar hearty conj^ratuitione.
August 18, 1900. ^
A Pawder Mill Explosion
Pomn?oo ecore^Moff ?n ci?rhi cri /^a
AWU4V I VO V T Vt J UUIUg AAA J UV 1
Irastic mineral pills, but both ar*
aigbty dangerous. Don't dynamite
be delicate machinery cf your body j
vith calomel, croton oil rr aloes pills,
vhen Dr. King's New Life Fills,
which are gtntle as a summer breeze,
lo the work perfectly. Cure? Head- j
*che, Constipation. Only 25c "it McVlaster
Co.'s drug store.
?If yonr eyes burn, smart, feel
>ticky it? the morning, pni 1 or itch J
rou, or a yoa have tears in vonr eyes, II
'pots flash belo.^e yoor cji s, oryoaj
io:d your reading t?00 near or tu> far, j
>r strong light haris y-jour c>? < r yir>u
iave headache?, catt ahto see ihe oca \
ist at tte Hotel Dava) -.--lb vVp" -'
>crience. No charge f?r ocsmina- '
ion.?adv. - - . i
O .A. 3 *3? c? S3. JL-A.. ]
km the A The Kind Yeq Have Always Boagfit !
*r j
Mr. C. A. Douglas, after & vi-it Jo j
lis parents at Albion, Lai returned to {
Washington, D. C.
Sbakft in Your Shoes
Allen's Foot-Ease, a powder. It j
ures painful, smarting, nervous feet |
nd ingrowing nails, and instantly1
akes the sting out of corns and bun-1
ms. It's the greatest comfort dis- j
overvof the nw. Al'en's Foot-Fase
aakes tight or ne*v shoes feel easy. It!
; a certain cure for sweating, callous!
nd hofc, t!red, aching feet Try it
n-d. y. Sold by all druggists aud shoe
tores. By mail for 25c. in stamps,
'rial package FREE. Address, Allen
1. Olmsted, Le Roy, N. Y. 3-14
Mrs. H. B. Ref-> has returned from
stay in tbe North Carolina moaniins.
; \
For Infants and CMldre-i.
Die Kind You Have Always Sought i
Boars /'Ty y]f\V " " I
Signature of 1
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o ^ u f r r ^ o ^ i /% i
ontJiill oaic. i;
rested ia me, I have .'eviedon and will '
ell to the highest ca^h. 'o:dder before
he Court Hoc?p door i? U'insisboro,
>. C., on the fir-t Mci.day in Septtra- ,
er next, the f.>'iowii g dfsur b d tract
if laud, sold nr.der the Acf* m ierring
o delinquent uixes:
school l'isteict ^o 10
R. P. Martin. 1G0 jitp* ; tv-nnded
lorth by Jand- ??! W. .1 Potrrl;; e?ot
\v lands of P,r-p Msniuc south by
iuey's Ferry road; west by lands of
>aciuei A Mod.
8 2td S. F. C
Ed. Treas.f Auditpr. '
<rh~i I
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? to c* ? c? ^
4 - ac . - - :
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$n *3 g -S * ! m
? I ffi g ^ : fl
18 - 35 2 0 2 35 39 9
11 45 12 32 1 0 45
58 83 4 5 9 62 84 jfl
62 56 69 18 0
iQ 60 20 26 0 14 60
22 3 20 0 12 35
50 84 43 25 > 8 84
34 64 25 6 24 9 64
24 3y iy i x. <,*
73 148 11 2 108 28 148
41 4" %
21 29 18 ^9 2 0 29
7 31 18 8 4 1 31 Ifl
766 1178 486 453 28U~2l5
i?i/ni > i
Of continuous
business have given our good*
wide and general distribution
<-r?T 1 l 1 . j_ Ml
l ney nave oeen suojectea itm
the severest usage and thei
wearing qualities have beet?
fully tested. .MB
We Guarantee!
every chain, button, every aiJ
tide we sell, to give satikacS
tion, you being the judge*
Any article tailing to ao mi sm
will be cheerfully exchanged!
We Deliver B
no work, we sell no goods nam
nnH#*r nnr oniarsinte^. whirf?
has never been questioned!
throughout our entire busi-a
ness life. .Jfl
R. BRANDT'l
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Locals are Taking SXSW by Storm This Year
Heading to SXSW this year? Be sure to say hello to the many, many DUMBO folks speaking and attending. Below, a list of SXSW Interactive talks by DUMBO's finest, slated to share their thoughts on topics ranging from foodies to social media:
- Josh Clark, Global Moxie: "Teaching Touch: Tapworthy Touchscreen Design" March 9th/ 3:30 – 4:30pm/ Austin Convention Center
- Chad Dickerson, CEO at Etsy: "(Not Just) S&!t Start-ups Say: Anatomy of a Rockstar Product Cycle" March 10th/ 11 – 12pm/ Hilton Austin Downtown
- Maria Popova, Brain Pickings: "The Curators and the Curated" March 10th/ 3:30 – 4:30pm/ Sheraton Austin
- Brian Schechter, Co-Founder of HowAboutWe.com: "Consumer Patterns Revealed by Dating Site Insiders" March 11th/ 9:30 – 10:30am/ InterContinental Steven F. Austin
- David Crofton, Co-Owner at One Girl Cookies: "The Rise of the Brooklyn Food Scene" March 11th/ 11 – 12pm/ Driskill Hotel
- Charlie O'Donnell, Brooklyn Bridge Ventures will be a judge at the "Interactive Accelerator" at the Start-up Village March 12th/ Doors at 10:30am/ Austin Hilton Downtown
- Aaron Shapiro, CEO at HUGE: "What Large Companies Can Learn From Startups" March 12th/ 3:30 – 3:50pm/ Austin Convention Center
- Angeline Vuong, Product Strategist at HUGE: "Your Social Media Job Is Dead: Now What?" March 13th/ 3:30 – 4:30pm/ Courtyard Marriott
- Peter Wolfgang, Engagement Director and Virginia Alber-Glanstaetten, Planning Director at HUGE: "Taking Your Brand Back From Your Customers" March 13th/ 5 – 6pm/ InterContinental Steven F. Austin
HowAboutWe.com's Brian Schechter describes his panel of online dating site experts as, "A meeting of the minds behind today's online dating sites, and I'm going to be discussing just what it is about HowAboutWe.com that makes it so attractive to people looking for a new way to find love. The short answer? People are excited to meet new people and go on actual dates. HowAboutWe.com's approach to online dating is totally in-line with what today's singles expect from technology — simple, easy and effective. We get that chemistry happens offline." Brian is also looking forward to soaking up some inspiration while he's down there too, "I can't wait to get down to Austin and be inspired by so many awesome people, thinking, creating and sharing ideas. And the food's great, too"
HUGE CEO Aaron Shapiro will be heading down with a crew, "We've been sending people to SXSW for years now – in fact, for the last two years I think about 40 of us have gone down, but this will actually be my first time going. I'll be giving a talk about Users, not Customers and there are several other people from HUGE who are presenting as well."
And on the music side of things, DUMBO's Tunecore will be providing live distribution for albums and singles while in Austin. Anyone who shows up with their demo, new single/album, live recordings, etc will receive 25% of their first year of distribution for one single or one album. See them at Beale Street Tavern on the 15th and Driskill Bar on the 16th and 17th. Click here for more details.
So if you're making it down to Austin this week, be sure to stop by and say hi to some of your awesome DUMBO neighbors.
And for those going, Gothamist was nice enough to put together a handy guide for New Yorkers heading to SXSW.
Photo via screengrab from SXSW: The World Comes to Austin


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This report analyzes the Global market for Gene Therapy in US$ Million. Annual estimates and forecasts are provided for the period 2009 through 2017. The report profiles 98 companies including many key and niche players such as AnGes MG, Inc., BioSante Pharmaceuticals, GenVec, Oxford BioMedica, Shenzhen SiBiono GeneTech Co., Ltd., Transgene, and Vical Inc. Market data and analytics are derived from primary and secondary research. Company profiles are primarily based upon search engine sources in the public domain.


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Teco of Taiwan Presents it's Etrike model
TECO Electric & Machinery Co., Ltd. of Taiwan recently presented to the Asian Development Bank for inspection its locally-assembled electric tricycle (ETrike) that completely matches the bid specifications of the Department of Energy. The fiberglass body is locally made while the ETrike was assembled by TECO's local partner, Philippine Utility Vehicle, Inc. (PhUV), the pioneer in electric vehicle assembly in the country.
"It looks like the DOE-ADB ETrike Program is on track since now we have proven that given reliable local suppliers and partners, an ETrike that is fully compliant to international standards can be manufactured and assembled locally", says George Lien, CEO of TECO's Business Development Center after their presentation and demonstration to representatives of the ADB.
Lien said that TECO is very confident with its ETrike especially since their technical team engineered the electric motor, controller and converters to be perfectly compatible with the lithium-ion batteries, charger and the on-board Battery Management System (BMS). "This ensures maximum efficiency and assures top-quality performance of our ETrike", he adds.
PhUV Sales Manager John Marasigan explained that the sad experience of some Filipino EV companies in the past was that they would import these parts separately from various foreign sources, mostly from China, then put them all together, only to find out later that they are not technically compatible. "The performance suffers, the parts and the EV do not last long and ultimately, the buyer is left with a 'disposable' vehicle with no after-sales service in terms of capable technicians and spare parts. With a big foreign partner like TECO behind us, we are very confident of the EVs that we produce".
The ETrike was driven around the ADB compound at full load of five passengers plus driver. "But prior to this, we have already subjected the ETrike to various performance tests in the hills of Antipolo where it showed its capability to navigate steep grades. Its 3 kw, 48-volt motor delivered a top speed of 60 kph and performed well without any problem under varying terrains and driving conditions", says Marasigan.
Lien adds that with PhUV as its local partner, they are now more confident of the partnership's capability to satisfy the huge requirement of the DOE to supply the various LGUs nationwide with ETrikes. "And with the smaller ETrike and the new generation electric jeepneys (EJeepneys) that we are currently co-developing with PhUV, we will be able to supply not only the open market but also meet the need of the market for more powerful and more efficient EVs".
Marasigan disclosed that PhUV's advantage is that being the pioneer in the EV industry in the country, it has over six years of solid experience in all aspects of the industry. "Right now, we are the first and so far the only local ETrike assembler to have actually registered an ETrike with the Land Transportation Office".


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In October 2003 I rode about the National Mall area in Washington DC on my bike. I briefly stopped at the Washington Monument, but I didn't go inside for some forgotten reason. Perhaps it was too late, or perhaps it was closed that day, or perhaps it would have taken too long to undergo a background check. Then, I biked to the White House.... (read more)
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VINTON–According to the American Cancer Society (ACS), "Every day thousands of cancer patients need a ride to treatment, but some may not have a way to get there. Everyday patients miss potentially life-saving cancer treatment appointments because they can't afford transportation or are too ill to drive themselves. "
The ACS "Road to Recovery" program provides free transportation to and from treatment for people who have cancer who do not have a ride or are unable to drive themselves.
Volunteer drivers donate their time and the use of their cars so that patients can receive the life-saving treatments they need. They are not only assisting the cancer patients themselves, but entire families.
Julie Satterwhite, Community Manager for the American Cancer Society in the Vinton, Roanoke, and Salem areas, is actively recruiting volunteer drivers who can assist those who need this service. Volunteers are needed not just locally, but across the country.
Volunteer drivers donate their time, the use of their car, and resources (gasoline) to take patients to treatment and back home again. They also provide encouragement and support. Many are retired, but some work part-time or have flexible schedules that enable them to volunteer.
Drivers must have a valid driver's license for the state where they live. They must also have a safe, reliable vehicle and proof of automobile insurance. Patients generally ride in the front passenger seat, which must be easily accessible. In addition, volunteer drivers must have a good driving history and be in good health.
Drivers can work whenever it's convenient for them, one day a week, during the evening, on weekends, or just in the summer.
Some pick up patients, wait for their treatments and then take them back home. Generally treatments that involve radiation are relatively short in duration. Chemotherapy treatments are more lengthy, so a driver might drop a patient off, run errands, and return later to return them to their homes Or the volunteer might coordinate with another driver to provide the service. Scheduling can be flexible, but the patient must be assured of a way home.
"Some patients are elderly and no longer drive; some are too sick after treatment to get behind the wheel; some are not located near public transportation; and most do not want to burden their families with having to drive them," said an ACS Road to Recovery volunteer in California. "We've come a long way in cancer research and treatment, but all the research in the world doesn't do any good if people cannot get to their treatments."
Many Road to Recovery volunteers begin driving as a way to give back. That's true for Melvin Crowder who lives in Hanging Rock near Salem, whose first wife was a victim of breast cancer. She was diagnosed in 1993 and died in 1996. She was able to participate in Relay for Life in 1994, and he has continued on the Salem Church of Christ Relay Team ever since. Crowder has been transporting cancer patients to Carilion Clinic and Lewis Gale for treatments for the past four or five years.
"I was fortunate that I worked for Norfolk Southern Railroad, and I was able to take off from work to take my wife for treatments," said Crowder. "Some can't do that, especially the older ones and those who are a little bit disabled."
"I pick patients up at their house and deliver them to the clinic," said Crowder. "I either wait for them or go back and pick them up, depending on what kind of treatment they're getting. It's a service that is needed for folks who don't have transportation or their family is working, if they live alone, or their spouse is deceased."
Crowder, who has since remarried, retired from Norfolk Southern in 2000 after over 35 years which began with constructing railcars and ended with a supervisory position.
Crowder and other volunteers receive training locally from the ACS on transporting patients in the Road to Recovery Program. They learn exactly what to do and say, and what not to do when they transport patients. A main concern is maintaining the privacy and dignity of the patient involved.
Patients must be ambulatory and live within a reasonable distance from their treatment center.
"The main role of the volunteer, other than transportation, is to be a listening ear, to give support," said Satterwhite. "They are advised not to give medical advice or suggest treatments, and to maintain the confidentiality of the patient."
Satterwhite offers the training in her office about once a month, scheduled at the convenience of the volunteers.
She currently has ten volunteers in the program, serving Roanoke City, Roanoke County, and Salem.
"There is always a growing need for drivers," said Satterwhite. "We have more patients than we can transport."
"Most of our volunteer drivers have some connection to cancer," said Satterwhite. "They are typically cancer survivors or caregivers, but there is no required criteria to serve as a Road to Recovery volunteer."
Those who would like to join the Road to Recovery Program as volunteer drivers should call Julie Satterwhite at the American Cancer Society at 540-774-2716, email her at firstname.lastname@example.com or visit www.cancer.org for more information.
Patients who need a ride to and from treatment or anyone who wishes to make a donation may use the same contact information. Over 30 people in the Roanoke area currently use the Road to Recovery service.
In other American Cancer Society news, the Vinton Relay for Life kick-off for 2013 will be on January 7 at 6:00 p.m. in the William Byrd High School cafeteria. This year's slogan is "Step up to the Plate/Strike out cancer". Vinton's goal is again to raise $100,000. The Vinton Relay, which helps support ACS programs, such as Road to Recovery, will be held on April 19. The first fundraiser of the year will be on the night of the kick-off with T-shirts on sale featuring this year's motto for $12.00.


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Take this Super Quiz to a Ph.D. Score 1 point for each correct answer on the Freshman Level, 2 points on the Graduate Level and 3 points on the Ph.D. Level.
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1. Which river runs through Budapest? 2. In which country is Mecca? 3. By what name are Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania collectively known?
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4. Mount Elbrus is the highest mountain on which continent? 5. Which three countries have both an Atlantic and a Mediterranean coast? 6. What type of tree is on the flag of Lebanon?
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1. Danube River. 2. Saudi Arabia. 3. The Baltic States. 4. Europe. 5. France, Spain, Morocco. 6. Cedar. 7. Tunis, Tunisia. 8. Pakistan. 9. Aurora australis.


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The Middletown Press reports that Giuliano put Patrick McMahon on a 30-day paid leave after learning he gave conflicting statements about the drinking allegations.
The mayor said McMahon let him and the police department down, and he withdrew his appointment of McMahon as chief.
McMahon said he did not drink alcohol during the incidents in question. He said he purchased a soft drink for himself and a beer for a firefighter.
But he said he was not entirely accurate with the mayor, saying that on at least once he had more than a club soda while he had his badge and gun. McMahon insisted he never lied.
In just a few days, McMahon's neighbors may get him his job back, along with a promotion.
That's because McMahon has his name on the ballot on November 8, in a referendum to make his appointment permanent.