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Arcadia Restaurants
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Arcadia, IN has one of the widest choices of restaurants, of an area its size, in the whole of the United States. Just about half of the restaurants in Arcadia are full-service restaurants with 75% of the others offering some degree of assistance. The extra restaurants inArcadia are predominantly drinking places and caterers that tender certain in-house food.
Full-service restaurants in Arcadia have a propensity to recommend quite a few menu classes, plus starters, salads, side dishes, desserts, and beverages, with quite a few choices within each category. Cooks and chefs will make the items to order, ranging from grilling a hamburger to organize a more complex and erudite menu item. Waiters and waitresses proffer table service in comfy surroundings. Customers increasingly enjoy dining at mid-scale or children friendly restaurants, typically organized by a large group. Contrastingly, consumers at the better Arcadia dining places be inclined to search for a nicer environment with skillfully arranged cuisine and unhurried, skilled service. Whilst franchises are an essential piece of the restaurant business, a lot of clientele in Arcadia wish to dine in non-franchised owned and locally operated restaurants.
The most regular type of a limited-service restaurant in Arcadia, IN is a franchised firm of a countrywide restaurant group selling fast food. Like every else, these restaurants in Arcadia includes a set menu, the lack of waiters and waitresses and an emphasis on cleanliness and a resourceful service. Menu ranges will suggest restricted range and are geared up by staff with minimal cooking or food-handling skills. Foodstuff typically is served in disposable take-out cartons that hold on to the food's warmth, allowing restaurants to get ready meals in advance of clients' requirements. A emergent amount of fast-food restaurants in Arcadia, IN are now providing drive-through and walk-up services.
Restaurants are the most prevalent and time-honored business in the USA. The finest restaurants, especially the greatest restaurants in Arcadia, IN put forward
- Recently prepared food focused on local favourites
- Menu choices with the intention of suiting each person in the family unit
- Proficient and motivated workforce that smile!
- Hygiene
- Every single one of the list above at a reasonable rate!
Folks in Arcadia are renowned for their fondness of restaurants that offer something that other restaurants do not boast and they like restaurants where the workforce operating the business there truly like what they are doing.
The public Arcadia are looking for restaurants with the intention of making you feel great after eating there.
The customers attracted to restaurants in Arcadia differ according to several factors, including the brand of food delivered, cost, locality and the marketplace the establishment is targeted at.
To attract people in Arcadia, IN you ought to focus on
- High-earning individuals or families with a sizeable sum of disposable salary but insufficient time in which to expend it. This consumer set includes the rising number of lone householders, as well as dual-earnings family groups.
- Corporation people on cost accounts to boost lunchtime trade and evening meals. The worth of this market frequently tends to keep to the wider fluctuations in regional businesses.
- Holidaymakers are notable for loads of restaurants in the region. Bear in mind that visitor figures to Arcadia ebb and flow according to the seasons, and winter, in particular, may possibly see poorer business.
- Working women. Married women partake more than 60% of all household responsibilities, so easy access to meals is welcomed as one fewer errand to undertake. Price tends to be an important factor affecting the preference of this ensemble, next to the quality of the food.
- Children. The influence of children has formed a noteworthy market group that impacts on family choice for meals. This has been swiftly picked up on by the large conglomerates who, led by the burger chains, target family through their marketing.
- Grazers. As lifestyles have altered, the customary 3 meals a day have been replaced by a tendency to graze or eat on the run. Convenience plays a substantial portion in this group's array of venue.
- The coming out of a considerable group of retired inhabitants with a high level of disposable income and increased leisure time. Study indicates that this troop tends to eat out during the daylight hours as a leisure activity.
If you are opening a restaurant in Arcadia, IN you should
- Identify the greatest position in order to be a magnet for footfall. Unless you are planning to rely by word alone and develop your business over a very lengthy period, locality will play a decisive piece in the eventual success of your business.
- Settle into your routine (and make sure your human resources are accustomed with their occupations!) and then invite reviewers from the Arcadia media to carry out a restaurant review - a good appraisal is likely to boost native interest in your trade.
- Make sure you are listed in resident food and restaurant guides. This will involve signing on with the Arcadia holiday guides and this will also help attract persons from outside of the direct quarter.
- Broadcast in magazines perused by your target addressees. Arcadianewspapers and business magazines commonly tender moderately priced marketing space.
- Stand out from your competitors by selecting an special illustration or theme and applying it to your decoration, personnel uniforms, crockery and cutlery, and menus.
- Market distinctive audiences depending on the time of the day or season of the year. Equally daytime and evening menus may perhaps be provided, with everyday exclusives on hand to vary the usual bill of fare.
- Use special offers to increase trade throughout slow periods, with mid-afternoon discounts for students and elder diners, and special kid's menus offered to appeal to families. Christmas is an important phase for most restaurants, since it offers the chance to increase business owing to corporate parties and can be an initiation to your restaurant for possible new clients who may perhaps revisit throughout the rest of the year.
As word-of-mouth public relations is of the highest significance for Arcadia restaurants, it is essential that your customer service should always be attentive, swift and civil!
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POUND RIDGE, N.Y. The Pound Ridge Town Board will be sending out bid requests next week as it gets ready to undertake a restoration project for the town pools, which is slated to begin this fall.
The work scheduled for the fall will focus on maintenance and repairs, such as replacing coping and fixing any leaks. The work next spring will include resurfacing all the pools in the complex.
The board has decided to ask for bids that would include the cost for doing all three pools at once, as well as doing them piecemeal one or two at time in order to give them budgetary flexibility.
It might be necessary to break [the work] up into stages, so the bid packages should reflect that, said board member Dan Paschkes. We can have them do one, two or maybe all three pools at once. If we do three at once, it should be less expensive.
The board has hired engineer Maurice Wrangell to oversee the project. Wrangell has worked with the town of Bedford on its pool restoration project.
Town Supervisor Gary Warshauer said the town has budgeted for the project, but would not reveal any figures until the bid process is complete.
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Christi Hurt knew from a young age that she wanted to make the world a better place. Now serving as the director of the Carolina Women's Center and Assistant Vice Chancellor/ Chief of Staff for Student Affairs, Hurt originally discovered her passions for feminism and women's activism as a Girl Scout.
The organization fostered her mentoring skills and taught her what it meant to help women.
"What that [Girl Scouts] did was give me space to figure out what kind of community work I liked doing…it was very community involved, very much pick an issue and go work on it" Hurt said.
This determination to help others carried over into college. Hurt chose to attend UNC-Chapel Hill as a history major, and found herself in an introduction to women's studies class.
"Professor Barbara Harris said on the last day of class 'take everything you've learned this semester and figure out a way to put it into practice, volunteer at a domestic violence shelter, serve on your local rape crisis center hotline,'" Hurt recalled.
Hurt served as a volunteer at the Orange County Rape Crisis Center throughout her college career, and later as a staff member. After that, she worked at the Washington State Sexual Assault Coalition. These opportunities provided her with the tools to accomplish what she is most proud of: working as chair of UNC's Title IX task force.
"We really worked hard to hear people, hear their concerns, blend that with federal guidance, and intense media scrutiny, and a heated campus to figure out what would work best here at UNC," Hurt said.
The work is by no means done, however. "We still have lots of roads to cover in terms of prevention, and that, really at the end of the day, is what I'm focused on," Hurt explained.
UNC's new Title IX policy requires both an annual review to improve the policy and a prevention task force.
"I'm really excited that folks are leading to figure out what's currently happening at UNC, what could be happening at UNC, and to make up a strategic plan on how to prevent violence," she said.
Hurt believes that women face many challenges on UNC's campus, from interpersonal violence to the pressure of embodying "effortless perfection."
"There's this cultural and social pressure to be everything to everybody, and I don't think we give students a chance to figure out who they truly are and what they truly want. As long as we keep trying to set up this expectation that people will graduate with all these majors and all of these minors and all of these GPA successes and all of these resume successes, we don't give any space to the development of the whole person," Hurt said.
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I am a big fan of noodles in soup. Laksa, pho, won ton noodles all bring a big smile to my face as I slurp down noodles and other ingredients from a big bowl of flavourful soup
So, on a recent trip to Japan with my family, seeking out good ramen was definitely on my agenda. Reading local bloggers' posts brought Kyushu Jangara to my attention. Although they're a chain, good food was promised by local foodies. They've fed the Japanese prime minister and been served on Japan Airlines
We were due to visit the Harajuku area of Tokyo to see the Meiji Jingu shinto shrine, Yoyogi park and Takeshita-dori shopping street. Conveniently, the Harajuku branch of Kyushu Jangara was located in the heart of the area and a convenient stop for lunch
Now, to a few tips about ramen restaurants. Firstly, no ramen restaurant I've ever been to takes reservations. So, get there early before the shop opens up beat the rush. We got here 15 minutes before and had to stand in the queue snaking up the stairs to the restaurant
This restaurant does have an English menu but not all Japanese restaurants do. However, they do usually have photos or plastic models of their food (these plastic models are a form of entertainment in themselves!). Otherwise, ask for help and usually in tourist areas and big towns, someone can converse in English
The custom in a lot of Japanese restaurants but especially ramen restaurants is that you pre-pay for your food. Here, they do take your orders at a cash till but very often, you buy a ticket from a vending machine to give to the wait staff. In this case, the pre-payment was useful as they start cooking your food before you get a seat, so the food arrives swiftly when you sit down. The restaurant is small, so turnover is fast. However, the crowds are managed efficiently and with a smile. They even made the effort to sit all 4 of us together
I ordered my favourite hakata tonkotsu ramen, their most popular dish according to the menu. The key to a good tonkotsu ramen lies with the soup, which should be deep, rich and fatty enough from the slow simmering of pork bones for many many hours to achieve that consistency
When my bowl arrived, the smell and the appearance alone of the dish told me it was going to be a heavenly experience. A deep smoky brown coloured soup promised much and delivered in spades, prompting me to ask for kaedama – extra noodles – to make sure no soup was wasted. I also love that they serve the belly pork in proper pieces rather than wafer thin strips as is traditional in most ramen places – you get a proper chewy mouthful of soft unctuous meat to enjoy. The nitamago egg was suitably runny in the middle. Another key thing is that the bowl wasn't overfilled and each bite had the right proportion of noodles and soup
My sister went for a less fatty version of the soup and did pronounce herself very happy with it though I did prefer my more robust soup
This little chain restaurant is well worth seeking out and remember to slurp your noodles noisily as you suck them in – in Japan, it's confirmation to the chef that you're enjoying your food!
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The children in Murray House's 2-3s room enjoy daily yoga sessions led by educator Deepa Dasgupta.
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Update on the overtime rule I posted about on Nov 18th.
The gist of it is that there was supposed to be a major HR law change to allow salaried workers who earned under $47k to be paid for overtime. That law was just overturned by a federal court days before it was supposed to go into effect (Dec 1st).
Thanks to my friends at Hofgard Benefits, a terrific healthcare/HR brokerage firm for growing businesses for keeping us up to date.
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U.S. District Court Grants Nationwide Preliminary Injunction Against New Federal Overtime Rule
The U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of Texas has granted a nationwide preliminary injunction against the U.S. Department of Labor's (DOL) new federal overtime rule, which was set to become effective on December 1, 2016. The injunction prevents enforcement of the final rule on a nationwide basis.
Current federal rules provide an exemption from both the minimum wage and overtime pay requirements of the Fair Labor Standards Act (FLSA) for bona fide executive, administrative, and professional employees who meet certain tests regarding their job duties and who are paid on a salary basis at not less than $455 per week ($23,660 per year). "Highly compensated employees" (HCEs) who are paid total annual compensation of $100,000 or more and meet certain other conditions are also deemed exempt.
On May 18, 2016, the DOL issued a final rule updating the salary and compensation levels needed for executive, administrative, professional, and highly compensated employees to be exempt. Among other things, the final rule:
- Raised the salary threshold from $455 a week to $913 per week (or $47,476 annually) for a full-year worker; and
- Increased the HCE total annual compensation level to $134,004 annually.
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Earlier this fall, a coalition of states and business groups sued the DOL to prevent enforcement of the final rule. On November 22, 2016, the U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of Texas granted a nationwide preliminary injunction against the implementation and enforcement of the final rule. The injunction prevents enforcement of the final rule on a nationwide basis. Further guidance and legal developments, however, may be forthcoming, and will be reported on promptly.
Employers with questions regarding the case's impact on workplace overtime requirements should contact a knowledgeable employment law attorney.
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What is really important is that regardless of your credit history, a good experienced mortgage broker is able, in most cases, placing funding for evil, or less than perfect credit mortgages. They are also able to help consumers with good credit to obtain the most competitive mortgage rates and conditions, and offer a wide range of residential mortgage products to suit a variety of needs.
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Because sub-prime or bad for residential mortgage loan can often be a complicated process, it is important to talk to right people. The idea is to improve your credit score and get back on track with manageable debt and payment schedules. Even if your initial goal is to consolidate debts to renovate their home, taking much-needed vacation, or anything else, a sub-prime mortgage bad credit can help improve your credit score. Combined with timely payments, a sub-prime mortgages can put in the right direction towards financial freedom.
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Habitat For Humanity
Upcoming Marble Volunteer Build Dates
More date to come.
1) Go to http://marble.habitatnyc.volunteerhub.com and click "register" to begin.
2) Enter the Join Code "marble".
3) Answer the required questions and then sign-up for a volunteer day.
The Project Has Begun!
Marble Collegiate Church kicked-off our partnership with Habitat For Humanity New York City on September 17, 2016. Former Senior Minister, Dr. Michael Brown and his wife, Mrs. Page Brown, represented Marble at the inaugural ribbon cutting event. View photos from the Kick-Off
Over the span of four years we will be contributing to the build of four different houses. With each build we will be establishing an ongoing relationship with the family who will live in each residence, with our first family selected in the Fall of 2017.
Now, we need you to sign-up! Join us and our Marble Community to build affordable housing and make a difference in a family's life. Start by viewing the Habitat for Humanity NYC Fact Sheet below (or download the fact sheet by clicking on the blue button also below), and then follow the directions at the bottom of the page to sign up.
For more information contact Susanah Wade, Director of Missions & Outreach or Tom Schneider, Missions & Outreach Associate.
Habitat for Humanity Fact Sheet
Meeting Location
99-19 203rd Street, Jamaica, NY 11423
Shuttle Details
Arrive at the Sutphin Blvd/ Archer Ave/ JFK subway shop. (Access the stop by E and J subway trains and LIRR). Go through the glass lobby at the northwest corner of Sutphin and 94th Avenue (past 7 and 8). The Habitat NYC shuttle will be waiting on 94th Avenue. A Habitat staff member will greet and transport you to the build site. Please call the site supervisor if you need assistance with the shuttle.
Activity Description
Join us on a Habitat NYC Construction site as we rehabilitate affordable single family homes, formerly owned by the NYC Housing Authority and sold to Habitat NYC for $1 each. Revitalize this neighborhood and give families a chance at a better future in a new Habitat home.
Site Supervisor
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Weekend Timeline
8:30am: Meet at the Sutphin Blvd/ Archer Ave/ JFK subway stop, if shuttle needed
9:15am: Volunteers arrive, sign in, waivers, etc.
9:30am: Morning meeting, site overview and Habitat NYC info
12:30pm: Break for lunch
1:30pm: Back to work
3:30pm: Clean-up and wrap-up
4:05pm: Depart, Thank You!
What You Bring
- Please register on Volunteer Hub before arriving to site. (See link below.) Registering online includes completing our liability waiver.
- Wear old clothes, long pants year round or knee length. You will get dirty. During colder months, each home will have warming stations – feel free to dress in multiple layers.
- Bring sunglasses and hats for outdoor work.
- Shoes: Wear thick-soled, slip resistant shoes with strong leather upper or boots (no sneakers or sandals). This is to comply with City and State laws.
- Bring non-perishable lunch and snacks.
Frequently Asked Questions
- No construction experience is necessary. Our knowledgeable Site Supervisor and AmeriCorps Site Leaders will lead you in building the Habitat way!
- We supply all tools, hats, gloves and work belts.
- Water is supplied. Feel free to bring a personal water container.
- Bathrooms: We provide clean port-o-johns with hand sanitizer.
- Items such as bags, purses or coats will either be locked away or in the room where you are working. Cell phone usage is limited to breaks and lunchtime.
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- 6 days, 2418 miles round trip, 1 new state visited (New York)
- 7 times filling up the gas tank
- 3 audio books listened to-- The Intuitionist, by Colson Whitehead, interesting though ultimately unsatisfying; To Have and Have Not, by Ernest Hemingway, very good but not what you would call "uplifting"; and a live reading performance at Carnegie Hall by David Sedaris, highly recommended
- 2 state parks camped in-- Dillon S.P. in Ohio and Glimmerglass S.P. in New York, both more than satisfactory
- 2 halls of fame visited-- Pro Football Hall of Fame in Canton, OH (we didn't go in, just took pictures outside) and of course, the National Baseball Hall of Fame in Cooperstown, NY
- 8 hours spent in the Baseball Hall of Fame
- 17 hours-- longest single drive, from Cooperstown to Chicago; including a detour to see Niagra Falls and about 500 continuous miles of torrential rainfall from just west of Buffalo, NY to just east of Chicago
The whole point of the trip, besides just getting away, was to visit the Baseball Hall of Fame, and it was worth it; it definitely lived up to my expectations. First of all, the only person who really knows me well enough to know this is my wife, but I get teary-eyed and choked up at the drop of an emotional hat. So, just walking into the building, with the sense of nostalgia and shared cultural/emotional investment, I was definitely on the verge of embarassing myself. I don't think the girl who sold me my ticket could tell, but who knows. Anyway, the first exhibit I walked into was a gallery of artwork inspired by the Negro Leagues, and that really got to me. Though the Negro Leagues are an amazing part of American history, the thought of them always makes me rather sad. It is not just for the injustice of segregation, or the struggles of the individuals involved, but also for the loss of the beauty and glory that would have been witnessed in the competition between all players from that golden era of baseball's history. No one really knows whether Babe Ruth or Josh Gibson was a better home run hitter. People can only wonder if Oscar Charleston might be the greatest center fielder of all time. The possibilities and conjectures go on and on. Well, to sum it up, it was a good start to the day. The art was good too, and I took some pictures, but none of them turned out well enough to do it justice.
The coolest part about the museum was the "timeline of baseball", which was essentially the entire second floor taken up with equipment, uniforms, and other artifacts and memorabilia that mark the history of the sport and its place in cultural history. Baseball has been played in a relatively organized and professional way since the 1870's, so there's a lot to that history. Again, since all of the stuff was behind glass, none of my pictures do justice to the objects except to remind me of what I saw. But here is a list of the top 5 cool things I saw at the hall of fame:
- the glove Willie Mays was wearing when he made "the catch" of a Vic Wertz fly ball in the 1954 World Series; it was rather small, about the size your average pre-teen little leaguer would wear today
- the baseball from the last out of the 1889 World Championship Series; I think it was the oldest thing I saw
- the letter sent by president Franklin D. Roosevelt in 1942 to baseball commissioner Judge Kenesaw Mountain Landis advising him that, in the president's opinion, it would be in the best interests of the country to keep Major League Baseball operating during the war in order for the country to have a means of recreation during a time of difficult and diligent work
- the shoes worn by and the baseballs hit by Hank Aaron to tie and break Babe Ruth's then record 714 home runs in 1974
- the last ball thrown in the World Series of 1903, recognized as the first modern championship, striking out Honus Wagner no less
One of the bright spots of the trip was the town of Cooperstown itself. It wouldn't be much without the Hall of Fame, but it's a nice little town, situated next to a lake, with quaint shops tucked in amongst the memorabilia stores, and plenty of restaurants to choose from. Suzanne has no interest in baseball, so she spent the day browsing the shops and reading a book down by the lake. So, if you are part of a couple or a family that doesn't have a unanimous passion for baseball, I'd still recommend taking a shot at making the trip because those who aren't into baseball may still find something fun to do. We were camped at a state park on the other side of the lake that had swimming and a big playground and some hiking trails that we didn't get to explore.
Okay, how 'bout some pictures and quick-hit captions.
Here's where we camped our first night in Ohio. Actually, it was the next morning.
Maybe on another road trip, I'll actually get to go in.
Here I am ready to enter the sanctuary and view the relics that were the pursuit of my pilgrimage.
One of the few drawbacks to Cooperstown was the unfriendly librarians who went into a frenzy when Suzanne wanted to sit in the library and read while she charged our cell phone. Here she is in front of the library doing her best imitation of them.
This was the lake of Glimmerglass state park, with Cooperstown off the distant shore. It was a really pretty park and we'd like to go back some day with more time to explore and enjoy the nature of the area.
Always leave yourself enough time to take a detour from the direct route when on a road trip. We decided to head north of Buffalo to see Niagra Falls, and I guess it was worth the trip. Actually, it was very beautiful and glorious in the power of the falls.
And yet, despite having the resource of one of the most magnificent natural wonders of the world, the people in charge of tourism at Niagra Falls find it necessary hire some dopey local teenagers to put on bear costumes and act as mascots for the falls. While I disagree with their perspective, I had to get a picture.
Suzanne being a rebel. (hint, read the sign)


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VENTURA, Calif. --A man was arrested on suspicion of peeping through the crack of a stall door inside the women's restroom at a Ventura Beach parking structure.
Authorities said a woman called 911 around 2 p.m. Monday to report that a man was looking at her inside the restroom at the structure on the 500 block of Harbor Boulevard.
When officers arrived at the scene, they found the suspect, 40-year-old Thomas Lennon, inside the men's restroom. He appeared to be under the influence of a controlled substance, police said.
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2011 Single Vineyard Two Bud Zinfandel
Perched along the ridge top at the upper reaches of High Valley, our vineyards overlook Clear Lake and Mt. Konocti. Two buds per spur, hence the vineyard designation Two Bud.
Tasting Notes
The Shannon Ridge 2011 "Home Ranch-Two Bud Block" Zinfandel is a dark garnet and ruby color.
It has aromas of ripe plum, cherry and spice notes with sweet vanilla. The flavors include ripe raspberry jam, dark cherry and mocha notes. It is complex, well balanced and has a long and lingering finish.
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Vintage: 2011
Alcohol: 14.8%
Total Acidity: 0.61
pH: 3.65
Residual Sugar: 0.30
Composition/Blend: 90% Zinfandel, 10% Petite Syrah
Appellation: High Valley, Lake County
Barrels: French and American Oak
Time in Barrels: 18 months
Cases Produced: 700
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How to get to West EndFly in to Charlotte Amalie (STT-Cyril E. King), 2.9 mi (4.7 km) from downtown West End. St. Thomas (SPB-St. Thomas Seaplane Base) is the next closest major airport, 4.8 mi (7.7 km) away.
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Oh baby don't it feel like heaven right now
Don't it feel like somethin' from a dream
Yeah I've never known nothing quite like this
Don't it feel like tonight might never be again
We know better than to try and pretend
Baby no one could have ever told me 'bout this
The waiting is the hardest part
Every day you see one more card
You take it on faith, you take it to the heart
The waiting is the hardest part
Tom Petty got it right... waiting sucks. Especially when you haven't made the playoffs since fake 2036. The usual Whore draft pick rebuild strategy was going nicely until C Dewitt Austin died from a splinter in his heel and a twisted testicle due to a break-dancing accident. That was a wake-up call for Chief Whore Shaw. Better to use the prospects now, because they could be gone tomorrow. River Scott, Jarred Sims, and Don Jones aren't getting any younger.
The Whores are inexplicably hanging around at .500 after the All-Star Break and are only 1 game back of the playoffs (and 7 of 1st place) despite pedestrian team statistics. Shaw had to plug some holes (his greatest talent) at SP, the infield and the clean-up spot. He jumped into action this sim, burning teenage heartthrob and mustache aficionado SP R.J. Lawson's callup year, bringing up 18-year-old closer and Twilight super-fan Mal Rowe for a 24-game callup run, and plundering the Arizona franchise for underachieving infielder Angelo Barron and rookie masher OF Ruben Vasquez. Look for recent 7th overall pick 3B Micheal Mines to make a callup appearance in September too.
An additional deadline deal involving Montego Bay's SP Adrian Villegas fell through, with unnamed sources claiming the deal fell apart because obstinate cocksucker MBJ owner Doc P failed to recognize the value being handed to him on a silver platter by the generous-to-a-fault Chief Whore Shaw.
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August 5, 2013
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The best entrepreneurial communities provide an abundance of opportunities to collaborate, network, and share expertise. Boise, the City of Trees, has a lot to offer upcoming startups, but to take the city to the next level of entrepreneurial activity, this fertile ground needs to be nurtured. That's why local entrepreneurs are so excited about the growth of StartupBoise, a recently founded grassroots organization that seeks to solidify Boise as a premiere startup city in America.
StartupBoise originated through a meeting between founder Pat Lawless and venture capitalist Brad Feld, one of the key players credited with putting Boulder, Colorado on the map as one of the hottest tech centers in the country. After that meeting, Lawless was inspired to create an organization to support startups, a nonprofit which would apply Feld's guiding principles in the Boise community.
StartupBoise seeks to provide a stronger mentorship network for entrepreneurs, to create opportunities for entrepreneurs to share ideas and network, and to give a megaphone to new startups trying to attract attention from the business and investor community. StartupBoise also intends to act as a connector for local entrepreneurs to tap into resources from other organizations, such as the Idaho Department of Labor, Idaho SBDC, Idaho Technology Council, and Kickstand.
Each month, StartupBoise hosts its signature networking mixer, Startups and Beers, which allows entrepreneurs to mingle and also learn from a prominent business leader. Since its inception, some of the guest speakers have included Rick LeFaivre, former leader of Apple Computer's Advanced Technology Group, James Hepworth from Mark Monitor, and Matt Rissell from Tsheets. These events have been well attended and provide a valuable forum for entrepreneurs to network and share best practices.
Boise, Idaho already has several indicators that show its strong potential for entrepreneurial growth. Idaho was ranked as the #1 State for Overall Business Friendliness by the Kauffman Foundation and the #7 Most Entrepreneurial State by CNN Money. If StartupBoise has anything to say about it, this trend will continue, since Pat Lawless advocates that creating a stronger network for startups will increase Idaho's business competiveness. By seeking to revitalize Boise's startup ecosystem, StartupBoise will help develop a more vibrant economic future for the entire state of Idaho.
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Intel, Cavium collaborate on WiDi products
Keywords:wireless display WiDi video processing
Thus, several OEMs will soon be offering Intel WiDi compatible receivers with Cavium's PureVu media SoC. As a part of marketing strategy, Cavium will demonstrate its Intel WiDi receivers during CES 2012.
"Intel WiDi-based laptops have enjoyed a very rapid adoption in the market during the past two years, expected to pass the 20Mu mark by the end of 2011," said Kerry Forell, product manager, Intel Corporation. "Through this collaboration with Cavium, we expect our customers to be able to offer products with a broader range of wireless display capabilities, which in turn should translate to more choices and enhanced experience for consumers."
Leveraging Cavium's PureVu media processors, customers can deliver a new line of Intel WiDi compatible receivers that offer best-in-class wireless content sharing for next generation Intel notebooks, tablets, and handsets, the companies said. In addition, as TV and PC monitor OEMs adopt Cavium's media processors for their next generation products, consumers can enjoy this enhanced Intel WiDi experience as an integrated function inside the display.
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Everyone was really looking forward to the annual trip after a busy year at work. Garden City Singapore was the chosen destination where we spent the 4 days sightseeing, tour architectural landmarks and of course sampling the local delicacies. We all had a go with the fireworks in celebrating Mid-Autumn Festival making this a memorable holiday for everyone.
Visits from The University of Hong Kong, Hong Kong Young Women's Christian Association & Tsuen Wan Secondary School during the month of June and July were well received. Hopefully this will inspire the emergence of future young architects.
Being a corporate member of the WWF, Gravity values the environment and strives to better understand it. A trip was arranged to the Mai Po Nature Reserves to raise awareness to our colleagues the importance of our natural environment. There we explored the mangroves, as well as the wildlife, a key feature being bird watching on location; it was a rewarding experience, as well as a chance for people to understand the significance in protecting our earth.
Designers love travelling, and this time it's Kuala Lumpur. Hot summer usually is not a good weather to visit architecture, but thanks to the architects and landscape designers there, who provided lots of shades and trees, we were not distracted by the unbearable heat and can really appreciate the architecture; not only for its great appearance, but for the environment as a total experience
Since our first foray in 2012, Gravity returns to HKIA Sports & Family Day more prepared and in high spirit. An impressive number turned up for the event, split between point scoring main events which count towards an overall championship, and casual family fun games. After a series of fierce but fair competition, we are crowned overall champion by one single point, and am honored to defend the champion trophy in the next biannual event.
Gravity brings the tune down to the Aberdeen Marina Club, opening our 11th Anniversary celebration with live music performances, letting loose hidden musical talents of many of our colleagues. With everyone clad in Black and Gold, the competition for the best dress award was fierce, decided narrowly by the vote of a dizzy and dazzled crowd. Other big prizes were up for grabs throughout the day, from the intra company bowling game, bingo, lucky draw etc etc….. ultimately everyone is a winner, sharing the joy of another successful year!
On the first day of March, we organized an office hiking trip from Sai Kung to Tsz Wan Shan, a nice break from the busy schedule at the office and good opportunity for exercise. Lead by our expert trail walker Hing, our team of 16 hikers tackled the ups and downs of the 2 peaks in cold and humid weather. It was excellent team spirit throughout with everyone helping and encouraging each other to complete the gruesome 18KM journey. As for the statistics, we finished in 6 hours, walked some 26,000 steps and burnt off more than 1,600 calories, all were wasted as we treated ourselves to plateful of delicious noodles and snacks afterwards.
Our J80 sail boat Levity were amongst 30 plus teams to participate in the 2014 ABC Four Peaks Race organized by Aberdeen Boat Club on 18 and 19 January 2014. The Four Peaks are unique challenges, testing the participants' skills in seamanship, tactics, hillcraft, fitness and endurance to the limit. The teams have to sail from Tai Tam to Lantau, Lemma, Repulse Bay and back to Tai Tam, sending a pair of runners to race up each of the respective mountain peaks: Lantau Peaks 934M, Mount Stenhouse 353M, Violet Hill 433M and Peak 300 310M. Levity finished the race in 24 hours 38 minutes and came in at a respectable 8th place amongst 12 teams in our division. All the team members enjoyed the excitement throughout the training and the grueling race, exhausted but in high spirit, and will be back again in 2015.
Following our Christmas Tradition, volunteers from Gravity's staff took part in an event organized by the Rainbow Foundation. The event, which took place at the Rainbow Foundation's Noah's Ark Park, saw the Gravity Team assisting around 250 underprivileged people, children and the elderly tour the Park, watch a 3D movie, and end with a Big Bowl Feast banquet. Some of our team donned costumes and became mascots to entertain and give away presents. Everyone enjoyed a meaningful and memorable Christmas event together.
Taking advantage of the trip to attend the 2013 CTBUH Best Tall Building award event, our design team for the project and select colleagues toured the city's architectural heritage. The tour included visits to buildings by some of 20th Century's legendary architects such as Ludwig Mies van der Rohe and Frank Lloyd Wright. The group also visited some recently completed projects such as The Millennium Park and The Milwaukee Art Museum by Santiago Calatrava. They also visited local architectural firm Studio Gang, who recently completed Aqua Tower.


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Okel Tor Mine as you have never seen it before.
As part of the initial stage of a new and exciting Conservation Management Plan for Okel Tor Mine, a drone survey has been conducted producing spectacular 3D images of the mine. This survey will inform works to stabilise the structures and help guide the future management of the site.
Okel Tor is a 19th century mine producing arsenic and copper with significant quantities of tin and some lead, located across the north bank of a loop in the River Tamar east of Calstock in south east Cornwall. The earliest recorded working at the mine involved an adit dug from near the riverbank in about 1845, producing arsenic and copper ore.
More information on the site may be found on the Historic England website (https://historicengland.org.uk/listing/the-list/list-entry/1019440)
Okel Tor lies within both the Tamar Valley Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty (Tamar Valley AONB) and Area 10 of the Cornwall and West Devon Mining World Heritage Site – the Tamar Valley Mining District with Tavistock. The Tamar Valley AONB is a nationally important designation supported by a wide Partnership and a small team that produces a statutory Management Plan every 5 years to conserve and enhance one of our best national landscapes, whilst recognising the needs of the local community and economy. In relation to the Cornwall and West Devon Mining World Heritage Site, which is an internationally important designation from UNESCO, Okel Tor is a principal site within the Tamar Valley. This area (which has the same UNESCO designation as Machu Picchu and the Galapagos Islands) includes Devon Great Consols, Mowellham Quay and Tavistock, and also overlaps the Tamar Valley AONB with the rich mining landscape being an important characteristic of both designations. Okel Tor Mine is also a Scheduled Monument and the mine buildings are Grade II listed.
Theproject is being grant funded by Historic England who will be monitoring the work with the enthusiastic support of the owners of the site. The work is being carried out as part of the creation of a Conservation Management Plan which will look to help remove the site from the Heritage at Risk register . The survey is required to be at a level of detail and accuracy to allow the condition surveyor to zoom in to identify any problems with the structures (particularly the wall tops and the chimneys) not visible from the ground without the need for expensive scaffolding. The work will help in the drawing up of a schedule of works for the ongoing protection of the site. This work is vital and will be used to secure and protect this beautiful and culturally significant site for future generations. An added benefit of the survey is the creation of the 3D images which show the mine as it has never been seen before.
The next phase of the project will be assessing the results of the survey and creating the Conservation Management Plan. This way the delicate task of the conservation work needed can be carried out in the upcoming years to keep this key piece of history stable for the future.
The images produced can be viewed below, it should be noted they are large so could run slowly.
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Pacers lose to Pistons 118-96
AUBURN HILLS, Mich. (AP) — Reggie Jackson had 21 points and nine assists to lead a balanced attack as the Detroit Pistons routed the Pacers 118-96 on Saturday night.
Ersan Ilyasova added 20 points, while Kentavious Caldwell-Pope finished with 18 points, a career-high eight assists and seven rebounds. Six Pistons scored in double figures, while Andre Drummond had eight points and 11 rebounds.
George Hill led the Pacers with 14 points, while Paul George finished with 13 on 4-of-16 shooting, missing all four of his 3-point attempts.
Detroit has won six of eight, including five in a row at home, while Indiana has lost for the fourth time in five games.


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THE RECENT article regarding the hiring of an art teacher and the negative responses from school administration leaves a lot to be desired. Their response was that they cannot afford a new art teacher. However, they did find it in their budget to give themselves raises. This seems odd. Isn't education more important than their raises?
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The Wisconsin Woodchucks came back to tie the Eau Claire Express in the bottom of the ninth inning but lost in ten innings, 5-3. This was the Woodchucks' sixth straight loss.
The Express took the lead in the top of the tenth inning when they loaded the bases and Zier would come into score after a ground ball would deflect off Woodchucks' pitcher Jackson Lowery's glove giving the Express a 4-3 lead. They would get an insurance run when Parker Zimmerman would draw a bases loaded walk to allow Chane Lynch to come into score giving the Express a 5-3 advantage which would be the difference for the night.
The Woodchucks will travel to Wisconsin Rapids for the resumption of their June 15 game that was postponed due to rain as the first part of a double header tomorrow night. The second game will only be a seven inning game after the conclusion of the first game. First pitch is scheduled for 4:35
Four Run 10th Inning Sinks Rafters in Extra-Inning Loss to Loggers, 9-4
Wisconsin Rapids, WI- The Rafters three-game winning streak came to a screeching halt Tuesday evening at Witter Field as the Rafters dropped a heart-breaker to the La Crosse Loggers in extra innings, 9-5. Rafters right handed pitcher, Justin Peters, threw six and two-thirds strong innings and didn't issue a walk, but the Rafters bullpen combined to toss five free passes in the final two frames that led to six Loggers run.
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Chimpanzees' refusal of less-preferred food when an experimenter has previously provided preferred food to a conspecific has been taken as evidence for a sense of fairness. Here, we present a novel hypothesis—the social disappointment hypothesis—according to which food refusals express chimpanzees' disappointment in the human experimenter for not rewarding them as well as they could have. We tested this hypothesis using a two-by-two design in which food was either distributed by an experimenter or a machine and with a partner present or absent. We found that chimpanzees were more likely to reject food when it was distributed by an experimenter rather than by a machine and that they were not more likely to do so when a partner was present. These results suggest that chimpanzees' refusal of less-preferred food stems from social disappointment in the experimenter and not from a sense of fairness.
Electronic supplementary material is available online at https://dx.doi.org/10.6084/m9.figshare.c.3841228.
- Received July 5, 2017.
- Accepted July 17, 2017.
- © 2017 The Author(s)
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- Excel Book Excerpt
Excel Color All Sales Green for a Day if Total Sales Exceed $1,000
This page is an advertiser-supported excerpt of the book, Learn Excel 2007-2010 from MrExcel - 512 Excel Mysteries Solved. If you like this topic, please consider buying the entire e-book.
Color All Sales Green
for a Day if Total Sales Exceed $1,000
Problem: My company offers a bonus pool on any day when the total sales exceed $1,000. I have invoice data by date. I would like to highlight all records for the days that exceed $1,000 in sales.
Figure 1122 Highlight if total sales for day is more than $1,000.
Strategy: You can use a formula version of conditional formatting to perform a complex task such as this. But first, before getting into conditional formatting, you should develop the formula you need:
1. The first task is to add a column that will total all sales for this day. The SUMIF function can do this. There are three arguments in the SUMIF function: =SUMIF($A$2:$A$30,$A2,$C$2:$C$30). This function tells Excel to examine each cell in A2:A30. If the cell value is equal to cell A2, then it adds up the corresponding cell from C2:C30.
Enter the formula in D2. Double-click the fill handle to copy the formula down. Every row contains the total sales for that day. There are a lot of dollar signs in the formula. As you copy the formula down in your temporary column D, you want the ranges in the first and third parameters to be frozen. In the temporary formula in column D, there is no reason to freeze the A2 in the second parameter. However, in the New Formatting Rule dialog, this formula will be applied to cells in A, B, and C, so it is important to freeze the second parameter to column A.
2. The formula for conditional formatting requires a formula that evaluates to either TRUE or FALSE. To convert the current formula, edit the formula and add >1000 to the end. The temporary formula will now show either TRUE or FALSE. The formula in D correctly identifies all of the individual records where total sales for the day exceed $1000.
To set up the conditional format, you follow these steps.
1. Copy the formula that is working by going to cell D2 and pressing the F2 key to put the formula in Edit mode. In the formula bar, drag to highlight the entire formula.
2. Press Ctrl+C to copy the formula from the formula bar. Copying from the formula bar allows the text of the formula to stay on the Clipboard after you press the Esc key.
3. Press the Esc key to exit Edit mode.
4. Select cells A2:C30. Select Home, Conditional Formatting, New Rule.
5. In the top of the New Formatting Rule dialog, choose Use a Formula to Determine Which Cells to Format. The bottom half of the dialog will redraw to allow you to enter a formula.
6. Click in the Formula box of the dialog and press Ctrl+V to paste the formula.
7. Click the Format button. The Format dialog will appear. If desired, specify a border, fill, and/or font color. New in Excel 2007, you can specify a number format as well.
8. On the Fill tab, choose a green fill. On the Font tab, change the font color to white. Click OK to close the Format dialog.
9. The New Formatting Rule dialog should appear similar to below. If it does, click OK to apply the rule.
Figure 1123 Fill out the new rule and select a format.
If everything worked okay, all the rows for the December 3 will be highlighted in green.
Figure 1124 Highlight all records for a day when the sales exceed 1,000.
You can now safely delete your temporary formula in column D.
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Preeminent Jamaican high school coach Michael Dyke of Edwin Allen High, is the latest Jamaican to be honored by the prestigious Penn Relays organization. He along with four other prominent contributors to track and field, will be given the title of honorary officials at the 2017 Penn Relays, which runs off tomorrow at the University of Pennsylvania's Franklin Field. Dyke's official title will be Honorary High School Girls' Referee.
Michael Dyke with his victorious 4x400m team at the 2016 Penn Relays
The other four honorees in the 2017 class are; Executive VP of NBC - Peter Diamond, for his role in Olympics broadcast. He will be the Honorary Carnival Referee. Multiple record holder and Olympic champion Leroy Burrell, will be the Honorary College Referee for Relay Events. Former Penn Relays and NCCA long jump champion Ralph Spry, who has coached 29 individual NCAA champions, will wear the hat of Honorary College Referee for Individual Events while former Pennsylvania coach of the year, Dr. Robert Beale, will be the Honorary High School Boys' Referee.
In honoring Dyke, the Penn Relays organization noted that his team – "Edwin Allen, has won six of the past eight sprint relay championships, 15 overall Championship of Americas and 11 individual titles in high jump, long jump, discus and hurdles." They also pointed out that his Clarendon school is the defending champion of Girls Champs for the fourth consecutive year.
Speaking from his team's base in Philadelphia, the Jamaican honoree said he was "excited" to learn that his hard work is being appreciated by the Penn Relays and that he was "looking forward to the official role at the championships." The presentation ceremony will take place at 3 pm on Saturday at Franklin Field, right after the USA vs Rest of the World Women's 4x400
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Civil War
Events of 1861
[The New-York Times, Published: December 31, 1861; tr. by K.T.]
At this season -- the close of the year -- a resume of the
principal events that have occurred during the past twelve months will be read with interest. No one can say that
the record is dull or uninstructive. For the convenience of the readerwe have prepared two chronological tables
-- one giving the history of the rebellion, and of the operations, on land, the other detailing more particularly
the operations at sea. Both are convenient for future reference, and give, almost at a glance, a correct and concise
account of the rise and progress of this great Southern rebellion -- of the efforts that have been made to suppress
it -- and of the naval and military engagements that the war has engendered.
Dec. 20. -- Secession of South Carolina.
Dec. 24. -- Withdrawal of the South Carolina delegation from Congress.
Dec. 26. -- Evacuation of Fort Moultrie by Major ANDERSON.
Dec. 27. -- The Palmetto flag raised in Charleston -- Forts Pinckney and Moultrie occupied by State troops.
Dec. 29. -- Mr. FLOYD tenders his resignation as Secretary of War -- President BUCHANAN accepts it.
Dec. 30. -- Arsenals in South Carolina seized by State troops.
Dec. 31. -- Exciting session of the Senate -- Mr. BENJAMIN, of Louisiana, delivers a violent secession speech.
Jan. 1. -- First symptoms of life in the Buchanan Administration -- The frigate Brooklyn and another war-vessel
ordered to Charleston.
Jan. 2. -- Fort Pulaski, at Savannah, taken by order of the Governor of Georgia.
Jan. 3. -- The President, having sent back the last communication of the South Carolina Commissioners unopened,
they return to Charleston.
Jan. 4. -- National Fast -- The United States arsenal at Mobile taken by the local troops.
Jan. 5. -- South Carolina Convention adjourned -- The Star of the West leaves New-York with reinforcements for
Fort Sumter.
Jan. 6. -- Gov. HICKS refuses to convene the Maryland Legislature.
Jan. 7. -- TOOMBS delivers a violent secession speech in the Senate -- Maj. ANDERSON's course in evacuating Fort
Moultrie sustained by the House of Representatives.
Jan. 8. -- Resignation of Secretary THOMPSON -- North Carolina forts seized by the State Government.
Jan. 9. -- The Star of the West, endeavoring to enter Charleston Harbor, was fired upon from Morris Island and
Fort Moultrie, and compelled to return -- The President sends a special message to Congress.
Jan. 10. -- Arsenals and forts of Louisiana seized by the State Government -- Secession of Mississippi -- Secession
of Florida.
Jan. 11. -- Secession of Alabama -- Resignation of Secretary THOMAS -- Appointment of Gen. DIX as Secretary of
the Treasury.
Jan. 12. -- Mr. SEWARD speaks in the Senate on the National troubles.
Jan. 13. -- Pensacola Navy-yard seized by Secessionists.
Jan. 15. -- Secession Meeting in New-York.
Jan. 17. -- Mr. HOLT nominated Secretary of War.
Jan. 18. -- Close of the Debate on the Crisis in the House of Representatives.
Jan. 19. -- Secession of Georgia.
Jan. 21. -- Withdrawal of the Alabama, Mississippi and Florida Delegations from Washington.
Jan. 22. -- Arms destined for Alabama seized in New-York.
Jan. 23. -- Second seizure of arms in New-York.
Jan. 25. -- Ex-Secretary FLOYD presented by the Grand Jury for malfeasance in office -- Secession of Louisiana.
Jan. 28. -- Withdrawal of the Georgia Delegation from Congress -- The Legislature of South Carolina resolve to
demand the surrender of Sumter.
Jan. 29. -- President Buchanan again evinces an unsteadiness of purpose, and an indisposition to deal vigorously
with the rebellion.
Feb. 1. -- Warlike preparations at Charleston -- Secession of Texas.
Feb. 2. -- The cutter Lewis Cass surrendered to the State of Alabama.
Feb. 4. -- Assembling of the Peace Convention at Washington -- Organization of the Southern Convention at Montgomery.
Feb. 5. -- Withdrawal of the Louisiana Delegation from Congress.
Feb. 6. -- Important speech in the Senate of Senator JOHNSON, of Tennessee.
Feb. 8. -- The Montgomery Convention adopt the Constitution of the United States for the Provisional Government
of the "Confederate States of America."
Feb. 9. -- JEFFERSON DAVIS, of Mississippi, elected President, and A.H. STEPHENS, of Georgia, Vice-President of
the Southern Confederacy, by a unanimous vote -- Arkansas arsenals seized by the State Government.
Feb. 11. -- Mr. LINCOLN, President elect, leaves Spring field, Ill., and commences his journey to Washington.
Feb. 12. -- The Confederate States Government takes charge of all questions pending between the Southern States
and the United States Government.
Feb. 17. -- First speech of JEFFERSON DAVIS after his election.
Feb. 18. -- Inauguration of the President of the Confederate States at Montgomery -- Defeat of secession in Missouri.
Feb. 19. -- The President elect in New-York.
Feb. 21. -- The President elect in Philadelphia -- He learns of a plot to take his life.
Feb. 23. -- The President elect passes through Baltimore secretly, and arrives in Washington.
Feb. 25. -- Information received of the treason of Gen. TWIGGS in Texas, of the surrender of forts in Texas to
the State Government, and also of a large body of United States troops -- The Peace Conference agree upon FRANKLIN's
Territorial Proposition for a division of the Territory on the line of 36° 30'.
Feb. 28. -- President DAVIS vetoes the bill legalizing the African Slave-trade.
March. 2. -- Revenue cutter Dodge seized by the Texan authorities.
March. 4. -- Inauguration of President LINCOLN.
March 16. -- Adjournment of the Southern Congress.
March 18. -- Important Diplomatic appointments by President LINCOLN.
March 20. -- Secession of Arkansas.
March 21. -- A vessel with supplies for the United States fleet seized by rebels off Pensacola.
April 3. -- Great preparations commenced in the Northern Navy Yards.
April 4. -- Excitement at Charleston.
April 5. -- Preparations of BEAUREGARD to bombard Sumter.
April 9. -- JEFFERSON DAVIS makes a requisition for troops.
April 11. -- Demand made by BEAUREGARD for the unconditional surrender of Fort Sumter.
April 12. -- The Charleston batteries open on Sumter.
April 13. -- Surrender of Sumter.
April 15. -- The President issues his Proclamation for 75,000 volunteers. -- Tremendous excitement in the North.
April 16. -- The Confederate Government call for 32,000 more troops. -- Fort Pickens reinforced by Col. BROWN's
April 17. -- Gov. LETCHER, of Virginia, issues a Proclamation hostile to the National Government.
April 18. -- Arrival in New-York of the Sixth Massachusetts Regiment en route to Washington -- Fears begin to prevail
for the safety of the capital.
April 19. -- The Massachusetts Sixth Regiment attacked in Baltimore by a mob and several of its members killed
-- The Seventh New-York Regiment leave for Washington.
April 20. -- Immense Union demonstration in New-York -- Burning of the Gosport Navy-yard, including three ships
of the line, three frigates, two sloops and a brig, mounting over 400 guns.
April 25. -- Virginia joins the Confederate States.
April 27. -- Twenty-one thousand National troops in Washington.
May 3. -- President issues a proclamation calling formore troops to serve for three years, and directing the increase
of the Regular army and the enlistment of addition seamen.
May 13. -- Resumption of the interrupted communication with Washington via Baltimore -- Baltimore occupied by Federal
troops -- Anti-Secession Convention in Western Virginia.
May 17. -- Union triumph in Kentucky. The Confederate Congress authorize the issue of $50,000,000 in bonds, payable
in twenty years.
May 21. -- Seizure of telegrams by the Government.
May 22. -- The seat of the rebel Government transferred to Richmond.
May 24. -- Advance of the Union Army into Virginia. Assassination of Col. ELLSWORTH.
May 27. -- Occupation of Newport's News by Gen. BUTLER.
May 28. -- BANKS and FREMONT appointed Major-Generals.
May 31. -- Cavalry skirmish at Fairfax Court-House.
June 2. -- Union victory at Phillippa, Western Virginia.
June 3. -- BEAUREGARD arrives at Manassas Junction and takes command of the Confederate army. Border State Convention
meet at Frankfort, Ky.
June 10. -- Affair at Big Bethel.
June 11. -- Skirmish at Romney, Western Virginia.
June 13. -- Evacuation of Harper's Ferry by the rebels.
June 17. -- Successful engagement with the rebels at Booneville, Mo.
June 28. -- Arrest of Marshal KANE in Baltimore.
July 1. -- Arrest of the Baltimore Board of Police Commissioners.
July 2. -- Successful engagement of Gen. PATTERSON's column near Martinsborgh.
July 4. -- Meeting of Congress.
July 5. -- Successful engagement at Brier Forks, Mo., between the troops under SIEGEL and the rebels under Gov.
JACKSON and RAINS.
July 11. -- Defeat of PEGRAM by MCCLELLAN at Rich Mountain, Va. -- Surrender of the entire rebel force.
July 13. -- Engagement at Carrick's Ford. Defeat and death of the rebel Gen. GARNETT.
July 16. -- Advance of the army of the Potomac.
July 21. -- Battle of Bull Run.
July 25. -- Arrival of Gen. MCCLELLAN in Washington, to take command of the army of the Potomac. -- Gov. MORGAN,
of New-York, calls for 25,000 more troops from the State.
July 27. -- Return of the Sixty-ninth and other New-York regiments from Washington.
July 28. -- The command under Gen. BANKS, at Harper's Ferry, is withdrawn to the Maryland side of the Potomac.
Aug. 6. -- Adjournment of Congress.
Aug. 7. -- Hampton burnt by the rebels.
Aug. 10. -- Battle of Wilson's Creek, near Springfield. Death of Gen. LYON.
Aug. 12. -- Arrest of Hon. C.J. FAULKNER, late United States Minister to France.
Aug. 16. -- Proclamation of the President declaring the States of Virginia, North Carolina, Tennessee and Arkansas
in insurrection.
Aug. 24. -- The transmission of secession journals through the mails prohibited.
Aug. 26. -- Skirmish at Summersville.
Aug. 28. -- Capture of the Hatteras Inlet forts by the expedition under Commodore STRINGHAM and Gen. BUTLER.
Aug. 30. -- Gen. FREMONT issues a proclamation confiscating the slaves of rebels.
Sept. 4. -- False reports of the death of JEFFERSON DAVIS gain circulation and credit.
Sept. 6. -- The Confederates advance into Kentucky. -- Gen. GRANT, with National troops, takes possession of Paducah,
Sept. 10. -- Defeat of FLOYD, near Gauley River.
Sept. 11. -- The Kentucky Legislature pass a resolution ordering rebel troops to leave the State -- The President,
in a letter to Gen. FREMONT, directs him to modify the confiscation clause of his proclamation of Aug. 30.
Sept. 16. -- Wholesale arrest of members of the Maryland regiment.
Sept. 20. -- Surrender of Col. MULLIGAN, at Lexington.
Sept. 25. -- Occupation of Romney, Western Virginia, by National troops.
Sept. 28. -- Occupation of Munson's Hill by National troops.
Oct. 5. -- Unsuccessful effort of rebels to retake the Hatteras Inlet forts.
Oct. 7. -- Gen. FREMONT and his army leave Jefferson City in pursuit of PRICE.
Oct. 8. -- Attack of rebels on Santa Rosa Island, and repulse by regulars and WILSON's Zouaves.
Oct. 11. -- Naval collision between rebel gunboats and National vessels at the head of the Mississippi passes.
Unsuccessful attempt of the steam ram "Turtle" to sink one of the National ships.
Oct. 16. -- Successful skirmish near Harper's Ferry. Capture of a rebel cannon by troops under Col. GEARY.
Oct. 20. -- Partial blockade of the Potomac by rebel batteries.
Oct. 21. -- Part of Gen. STONE's Division cross the Potomac at Ball's Bluff, and after severe fighting are driven
back, with great loss, by the enemy. On this occasion Gen. BAKER fell.
-- Engagement near Frederickstown, Mo., and defeat of rebels under JEFF. THOMPSON.
Oct. 25. -- Gallant charge of the Frement Guard, under Maj. ZAGONYI, against a superior body of rebels at Springfield.
Oct. 26. -- Brilliant success of National troops under Gen. KELLEY at Romney.
Oct. 31. -- Retirement of Gen. SCOTT.
-- Gen. MCCLELLAN appointed Commander-in-Chief.
Nov. 2. -- Removal of Gen. FREMONT from command in the West.
Nov. 7. -- Engagement at Belmont, Mo. -- Bombardment and capture of the forts at Port Royal Entrance by United
States squadron.
Nov. 8. -- Capture of the rebel Commissioners SLIDELL and MASON, on the British mail steamer Trent, by the United
States war sloop San Jacinto.
Nov. 18. -- Message of JEFF. DAVIS to the rebel Congress.
Nov. 20. -- Disbanding of rebel troops in Accomac and Northampton Counties, Va. -- Return of the population to
their allegiance.
Nov. 23. -- Bombardment of the rebel batteries by Fort Pickens and the ships-of-war Niagara and Richmond.
Dec. 2. -- Meeting of Congress.
Dec. 4. -- Occupation of Ship Island by National troops.
Dec. 6. -- Occupation of Beaufort, S.C., by the National troops.
Dec. 11. -- Great fire in Charleston -- Loss estimated at $7,000,000.
Dec. 12. -- Occupation of Tybee Island by National troops.
Dec. 13. -- Engagement at Alleghany Camp, Pocahontas County, Va.
Dec. 16. -- Threatened War between the United States and Great Britain.
Dec. 18. -- Large bodies of rebels dispersed by Gen. POPE in Missouri -- Capture of a rebel camp with 1,300 prisoners.
-- Gallant affair at Drainesville -- Retreat of the enemy.
Dec. 20. -- Sixteen old whalers sunk by the National forces at the mouth of Charleston Harbor.
Dec. 22. -- Skirmish near Fortress Munroe.
Dec. 25. -- Retreat of the rebel Gen. PRICE to Arkansas.
Dec. 28. -- Adjustment of the Mason-Slidell difficulty. -- Suspension of specie payments in New-York.
Dec. 30. -- Delivery of the rebel Commissioners, MASON and SLIDELL, to the British.
April 19. -- Presidential proclamation authorizing the blockade.
April 27. -- Supplementary proclamation announcing the blockade of North Carolina and Virginia ports.
May 4. -- The British ship Hiawatha, twice fired at by the Cumberland, escapes and gets into Norfolk.
May 6. -- The Monticello is blockading the mouth of the Elizabeth River, and the Quaker City is off the Virginia
May 8. -- Shipment of arms via the Mississippi prohibited.
May 9. -- Blockade of Charleston by the Niagara.
May 11. -- Pensacola blockaded. The Pawnee. Monticello, Harriet Lane and Yankee are off Fortress Monroe.
May 18. -- Prizes arrive at Philadelphia. -- Savannah blockaded.
May 20. -- At this date six American flag-ships, with full rank Commodores attached, belong to the blockading squadron.
May 22. -- Complaints of the inefficiency of the blockade, particularly of Charleston. -- The Niagara captures
the ship Gen. Parkhill off Charleston.
May 25. -- Blockade of the Mississippi established.
May 27. -- Mobile blockade.
May 28. -- Blockade of Pensacola considered thorough and effective.
-- The Brooklyn blockading off the mouths of the Mississippi.
June 1. -- At this date twelve ships, two barks, one brig and five schooners had been captured by the blockading
[The New-York Times, Published: December 31, 1861 - KT - Sub by FoFG]
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