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UNION STATE CONVENTION, The Union State Convention as sembled at Pittsburgh on Wednesday last at 11 o'clock, at Concert Hai General C. R Markle, Chairman of the State Committee, called the Con yention to order. Tho Convention was full, every County and District being represent ed. Hon. George Taylor represented this County, and 11. S. Wharton, rep resented the Senatorial district. Col. Lemuel Tod, of Cumberland, presided, assisted by a large number of Vice Presidents and Secretaries. Several propositions came before the Convention which were discussed aril disposed of, and after a letter from John Covode, withdrawing as a candi date had been read, the Convention proceeded to a ballot for Governor with the following result: AndrewS..Curtin 00 henry Moore,•.. Penny Benj: 11. Brewster, J. It. Moothead,.... A. G. Curtin having a majority of the votes on the first ballot, was de clared the nominee of the Union par ty. Messrs. Taylor and Wharton, voted for Curtin Several gentlemen were named for Su preme Judge, but the names of all butt that of Judge Agnew were withdrawn, when be was declared the unanimous choice of the Con ention for Supremo Judge. RES OLUTIONS Messrs. Toddlm i axwon, Darlington, A. Taylor 'Knd Dickey, the Com mittee on-r- olntions, reported the fol lowing - 6 ;t s ' Co, c loyal men of Pennsylvania, in vention assembled, disclaiming all partizanship, and knowing no cause but that of the country, declare for themselves and their constituents : First, Their inflexible purpose to maintain; by every necessary service and sacrifice, the National Un ion-, as the first, highest, most solemn and most overshadowing of all politi cal duties. Second, That the rebellion which threatens the existence of the Union was without cause, was conceived in wickedness, organized in perjury, and developed by reckless violence, is stain ed with every crime, and detestable in object, and infernal in purpose, and must be suppressed by the people of the United States, at the destruction of whose liberties and the overthrow of those free institutions it is injuriously aimed. That in this momentous con test there arc and can be but I two par ties—one which firmly sustains the constituted authorities of the nation in enforcing the laws thereof, and in pro tecting the principle upon which - the Government rests, and is therefore at once the party of law,. of libm ty, and patriotism ; the other which cripples the constituted authorities of the na tion in enforcing the laws, securing its safety, and preserving its life, and is therefore the parent of mobs, the ene my of order, and a participant in trea son—the class whose detestable prac tices give aid and comfort to the com mon enemy, but as confessed at Rich mond, light up these days of rebel darkness and disaster, and stimulate them to renewed and desperate efforts to recruit their amies, and to whom in part is this day jusl,ly chargeable whatever of vitality the rebellion pre serves, and whatever calamity and affliction the further protraction of the contest may involve. %But for North ern sympathisers with Southern trea son and the hopes which their treason able existence inspires, the rebellion would have sunk under the stagger ing blows dealt it at Gettysburg, Vicksburg, and Port Hudson. Resolved, That wholly without sym pathy for the men who made this war against a free Republican Government, or for a system of human bondage, in whose interest it was instigated, or cause of despotic principles to which it is devoted, this Convention declares all engaged therein, while so engaged, to be worthy only of our patriotic hatred; and, in like spirit, we denounce as dou bly recreant and base those residents of loyal States who tolerate this trea son, and would affiliate with armed traitors, and again surrender our Gov ernment and liberties to their keeping. Resolved, That Abraham Lincoln, President of the United States, [ap plause] by the discharge of his most arduous ditties in the dark days of civ il war, has won for himself the affec tion and regard of the whole Ameri can people; and always bearing him self clear in his high office, has main tained the integrity of the Union, and kept our honor untarnished through out the world, [applause] and to him, this Administration, its principles, and its policy we give our heartiest approv al, and pledge our earnest and enthus iastic support. [Loud applause.] Resolved, That the amendments pro posed to the Constitution in giving our soldiers in the field the right of suffrage, merit our hearty approval, and will receive our united support; And that we recommend conventions of loyal men thoughout the State to pledge all candidates for the Legisla ture to vote for it. Resolved, That we tender to the gal lant sons of Pennsylvania now in the armies and navies of the Republic the thanks of a grateful people, for their• unselfish and heroic valor; that we mourn for those who have sealed with their blood their devotion to their coon try,and will cherish their memories tenderly and fondly ; while to the glo rious survivors we give assurance that the last dollar and the last life shall be given to reinforce them, until the old flag floats in final victory. [Applause.] Resolved, That Governor Curtin, by the effective support he has given the Federal Government in the prosecu tion of the war, and his vigilant care for our soldiers, alike in the field, in camp and in hospital, has gained for Pennsylvania proud and foremost pre eminence among the loyal States, and entitled himself to the thanks of all her loyal citizens, and in placing him again in nomination the Convention but gave expression to the spontaneous wishes of the people of the .Common wealth ho has served so well. We ',resent for their suffrages the patriot statesman, who is alike the friend of the soldier and the favorite of the peo ple. [Applause.] Resolved, That in the nomination of Judge Agnew, we present an accom plished jurist, a pure patriot and a loyal citizen, who will adorn the high est judicial tribunal of the Corn mon wealth, and give additional security to the right of persons and property. Dr. Ileighold, of Jefferson county, offered as an amendment the follow ing: Resolved, That the bold and deter mined stand taken by lion. E. M. Stan ton, Secretary of War, in :summarily arresting traitors and thieves, wherev er found, merits our commendation, and that in seizing any disloyal person, we pledge him our hearty co-opera tion in the task which he has before him. Mr. M'Veigh moved to insert "the Administration" for "Secretary Stan ton." Mr. Dickey opposed the tosolution. Mr. Carnaghan urged its adoption as amended. The amendment was accepted by lleighland, and unanimously adop ted. The resolutions - were then unani mously adopted and the Convention adjourned sine die. GRAND RATIFICATION MEET ING AT HARRISBURG, SERENADE TO GOVERNOR CURTIN. HIS SPEECH We had the pleasure of being one of an immense concourse of citizens, sol diers and visitors who assembled in the rear of the State Capitol on Thurs day evening last, for the purpose of ratifying the re-nomination of Hon. Andrew G. Curtin for Governor, and Iron. Daniel Agnew, of Beaver county, as Judge of the Supreme Court. While it was thus to ratify their nomination, the main purpose of the assemblage seemed to be a serenade to Governor Curtin. A splendid band of music was in attendance, and after the serenade was ended, Gov. Curtin appeared to address the crowd. his appearance was the signal of great enthusiasm, particularly among the soldiers, of whom large numbers were present from the different camps surrounding that city. After order was restored, Gov. Curtin addressed the crowd sub stantially as follows : I am much obliged to you for this expression in favor of my nomination by the convention which assembled in Pittsburg yesterday ; and I take the occasion to signify my acceptance of that nomination. [lmmense ap plause.] It has been the custom in Pennsylvania to bring candidates for official position before the public. by means of such representative bodies ; and in this instance there are circum- ' stances surrounding and connected with the election of delegates and the action of the Convention, which I feel arc highly flattering to me. Having administered the Executive Government of Pennsylvania for near ly tlu•ee years, in times of great pub lic excitement and tlistress, my course has been strictly observed, and all my acts have been subjected to the seve rest criticism. In the coming canvass and election, they arc to be submitted, to a candid and generous people; upon their verdict I confidently- rely, know ing that it is beyond appeal. [A voice "Go in, Andy; you are bound to win !'] But my fidlow citizens, the Admin istration of the government of Penn sylvania sinks into insignificance when compared with the great struggh3 in which we are engaged for the vin dication and supremaoy of the Nation al Government—a struggle which in volves the preservation of the national life itself. It is at our government, my friends, the blows of the rebellion are all aimed. They would overthrow that great system of human freedom which lies at the foundation of our na tional structure, that noble idea which struggled into life in the Revolution and which found shape and form in the Declaration of Independence. as it proclaimed to the world the equality of man, his capacity for self govern ment. For such -a government, its founders passed through their ordeal of blood and self sacrifice, and handed it down to us with the teachings of the apostles of liberty in that age. They gave us a National Government• with all the attributes of power and independent nationality, and within which the powers reserved to the States are so well defined and in such perfect harmony, that there can be no conflict of authority where properly understood and honestly administered. In times of profound peace, the the ories which would set up State autho rity against the power of the National Government might be regarded as the dreams of the visionary; but now when an armed rebellion is striking at the very citidel of the national fabric, the assertion of rights to states which conflict with the powers dedicated to the Federal Government, or obstruct the execution'of the laws by the Pres ident—its visible headr---must be re garded as an insanity, second only to that which influences those in armed rebellion, and as giving them aid sym pathy, and comfort in their treasona ble purposes. The people of Pennsylvania, with few exceptions have, as yet, been stead fast in their fidelity to the government. We have given our wealth freely when called upon, and have more than an swered all requirements made upon us in contributions of our people to swell the ranks of the national armies ; and I feel, this night, I have a right to say that in the past two years and a half of our eventful history, the adminis tration of the government in Pennsyl vania has been in perfect harmony with the sentiment of our loyal peo ple. [A voice, 'That's so," and im mense applause.] This is not a time my- friends, to differ as to men, or to stand in the way of the full execution of all the legiti mate powers conferred upon the Pre,B - t, by the Constitution and the laws; and I pledge myself, as hereto fore, to give to the Government of the United States an active and constant support, and to maintain its authority and the execution of its laws within the State of Pennsylvania, with all the powers given to the Executive of fice for that, purpose. Every Pennsylvania Freeman who has suffered martyrdom in the support and defence of our Government, and every wounded and maimed hero re turned to our midst from the battle field, sti.efigthens the ties which binds us to it, and increases our obligation to prosecute this war to a perfect and successful termination. Until then we have not performed our duty to the living nor the dead, nor shall our trust to those who are to follow us have been fulfilled, nor our obligations to those who have lived before us been discharged until treason and rebellion are driven from this hitherto prosper ous and happy country. [Cheers.] There is nothing on earth, in the works of nature or of art, which can compare with the sublimity of the struggli%, of this great people to main tain their Government; and all our sympathies and all our means, if ne cessary, should be given to the com fort and support of the brave men who stand in arms in defence of our free institutions. They are there subject to military authority, and we have en couraged them to go; they are res trained and controlled by the needful rigors of military discipline; they are exposed to the trials and vicissitudes of actual war; and every word, thought or act which would either take from them their efficiency, withhold from them proper supplies, distract or divide public opinion, or, worse than all, dis courage the means by which the Gov ernment would replenish their dimin ished ranks, is treason and ingratitude to them, the best and bravest of our fellow citizens. [Great applause ) I rejoice, my fellow-citizens, I hat the Convention which placed me in nom ination has declared in favor of an amendment to the Constitution by which citizens of the State separated from it and in arms for their country, shall enjoy the right of suffrage; sure ly they have shown by their presence in the field, the highest and noblest, exhibition of loyalty, and fidelity, and should ho permitted, wherever they are found, thus to exercise a right held so sacred by the ,Imerican citizen un derlying, as it (loos, all the operations of our Government. Having accepted the nomination, I will make an open and vigorous con test for success, and will treat fairly the distinguished_ gentleman who has been placed in nomination as our op posing candidate by the political or ganization to which he is attached. I would not succeed by personal assaults upon his character, nor would I have my friends conduct, the contest with defamation and detraction for their allies; neither that candidate nor my self can claim an c peculiar fitness over very many of our fellow citizens; but are the representatives of opposite poli , :ies. measures and opinions.. For myself, relying upon the right 'ad truth, I ex,peet, to prevail in this elec tion. For this end, I will use all hon orable and fair means, and will give Lo the canvass my active, unfailing, and determined exertions. [Applause. A voice, "Go on old man ; the soldiers are with you." I would not Conceal - my - grTrtifim- Lion at the presence hero, to-night, Of a large, n«niber of tic volunteer sol diers of Pennsylvania, and the pride feel at the constant manite,tations of their confidence and respect. [A voice —"We intend to be at the ballot box." My relations with you and your bro ther soldiers for more than two event ful years have always been pleasant•, and no man in Pennsylvania, whether in official position or private citizen, has more highly regarded and esteem you for vatience, constancy and con raf4e. I would be insensible, indeed to all the virtuous impulses of the hu man heart, could I fail in a feeling of gratitude to you and your fellows for the services you have rendered to your country, or in according to you all the sympathy and support of my office in your sacred mission. [Great applause] Col. James Worrell, President of the State Capital Loyal Union League, and a war Democrat, then addressed the assemblage. His speech was a magnificent effort of wit, sarcasm and truth. We print a meagre report as follows: Ire said when made President of that Loyal Union League he accepted all its lespensibilitics, and amongst them, thowdi a Democrat, he found himself addressing a gathering of Be- publicans. 13ut he accepted the posi tion with pleasure; he was Union and Union League, and if that made him a Republican or an Abolitionist he cared not. What sort of Democ racy was conservative Democracy ? Conservatism was the chosen appella tion of the aristocratic tory party of Great Britain. In the early day, Dem ocrats used to bevalled—Radicals, Ja cobins, Levellers, Progressiveists--, now, forsooth, the Democrats call themselves Conservatives, and when my Lord Lyons wants to discuss with the Conservatives of this country, and write home to his tory government, Lord Palmerston, Lord Russell, Lord London Times, &c., he meets in some New York Hotel . the Democrats of that city, and reports their sentiments as the Conservatism of the United States-. Conservatism, fellow citizens, is not Democracy. It is the very opposite— call me leveller, call me Jacobin, call me radical, but please don't call me Conservative. There is nothing lam so opposed to as Conservatism. Who are your Democratic leaders now ?—Your Wm. It. I leades and your Uharly Ingersolls. I mind when we Democrats used to call them British bank bought, Federal, anti-masonic Whigs, and opposed them tooth and nail as the conservatives of that day. Can these leopards change their spots? I op posed them then, and I oppose them now, and stand shoulder to shoulder with Democrats, dyed in the wool, all over the States, men whose distinction in the service of the Democratic party far exceeded my own humble efforts. I can't stand the Democracy—such as is found in the so called Democratic papers of Now York; a Democracy that seeks to foment Northern revo lution, as in the case of the New York riots, which, thank God, only ended in a vile murderous, thieving mob, and then fizzled out. A Democracy that has no word of oncouragemcnt for the faithful public servants who are wearing; themselves out in working to save the-Union; no word of blame for the infernttl scoun drels who are leadiiig the Southern people to their own destruction; no word of honor and glory for the noble army of the Potomac whicili has done the country and the State such signal service. My Democracy is for the-Lin ion and for crushing the rebellion— that is the Democracy of the Union League—and I think I may safely promise the votes of that association for our worthy Chief Magistrate, An drew G. Curtin. At the conclusion of his remarks the band and hundreds of the crowd proceeded to the river bank, where a hundred guns were being fired. A large transparency was borne at the head of the pro'eession inscribed as fol lows : "For Governor, A. G. Curtin, The Solders' Friend." "The Defenders of our country should Elect their Rulers." "Curtin, Agnew and Victory. The Fates Decree it." "A. G. Curtin, the Soldiers' Friend The Country Honors the man." We met a number of Democratic soldiers who were very enthusiastic for Gov. Curtin. Signs from the South. The full effect of thejUnion victories of .1 uly, upon the Southern people, is beginning to be felt now. 'There has been no reaction, no healthy rebound in the public feeling, after the heavy blows at Gettysburg, Vicksburg and Port Hudson. At no time since the rebellion began has there been such a state of depression and alarm among the rebels as there is now. The fail ure of Lee's campaign, and his hurried flight into - Virginia; the series of de feats in Mississippi, with the culmina ting one of Vicksburg, followed by the conclusive one of Port Hudson; the loss in these various battles of fifty or sixty thousand prisoners, hundreds of pieces of artillery, and enormous sup plies of small arms and ammunition : the destruction of numerous steam boats on the Yazoo and other rivers; the complete loss of the Mississippi and most of its tributaries; the prob able fall of Charleston and Mobile--; all these are calculated to create the despondency and alarm which are shown in every newspaper, every pub lic document, every intercepted letter from the South. It is acknowledged by the rebels that there is in Mississippi a very gen eral feeling that it is useless to continue to resist the Union authori ty ; that the soldiers are deserting by thou'ands, and that many influential men aro organizing a , movement for a return to the Union. Jeff. Davis must especially vexed at this state of affairs in his own State, and it \\*Cs doubtless chiefly on that account that he penned the almost frantic appeal to return to their duty. In that remarkable paper he condescends to be as vulgar and abusive of the Union Government and soldiers as Beauregard used to be in his famous pr ad am at ions. "The stern statesman, that is so much admired by—ar-row-of our_ctoppc , "l","l. Calk to stir up the unhappy and des pondent men whom he has been load ing to their destruction by coarse false hoods about the Union troops, as rav ishers, pillagers and incendiaries while the very men that he addresses know that thousands of them, with their wives and children, have been fed, clothed and cared for by the Union ar mies, after having lost nearly every thing through rebel depredations. In view of this, it almost looks as if Da vis had become insane through des pair, when he thus speaks of the Un ion soldiers: "Their malignant rage aims at noth ing lossAhan the extermination ofyour selves , your wives and your children. They seek to destroy what they can not plunder. They propose as the spoils of victory that your homes shall be partitioned among the wretches whose attrocious cruelties have stamp• ed infamy on their Government. They design to incite servile insurrection and light the fires of incendiarism whenever they can reach your homes; and they debauch the inferior race, hitherto docile and contorted, by pro mising indulgence of the vilest pas sions as the price of treachery." There never were more infamous falsehoods told in the same number of words. There has been no "exter mination" in Kentucky, Tennessee, Missouri, Mississippi, Louisiana, or Virginia, which have been occupied, in whole or in part, by the Union ar mies. There has been no partition ing of homes among the Northern "wretches." There has been no at tempt to excite servile insurrection, or light the fires of incendiarism, and as for the vile allegation about debauch ing "the inferior race," Davis knows it is a lie. This address is more significant than anything that has come to us from the South. Davis is -cunning, cautious, and not easily made to betray alarm and uneasiness. lint here he shows himself in a dreadful fright, and he shows it, too, to the soldiers, who have been in the habit of looking to him for cheering and encouraging words, and who have certainly, in times past, proved that they admired and trusted him. Now, when the.whole Southern pop ulation, to the humblest of his "poor white trash," are panick stricken by reverses, is the time to push on more fiercely than ever. A few well direct ed blows at this time will shorten the war and diminish the amount of blood shed. We look for such blows from Gilmore, Grant, Banks, Meade and Bosecrans. Jiach one of them will be a step towards peace and re-union. —[livening Bulletin. DICKINSON ON SEV3IOCII.-111 a . re cent speech, the lion. D. S. Dickinson said: "Governor Seymour has not mitre quently reminded the public that he has taken an oath of rare solemnity to "execute the laws." That oath he has now fulfilled, if not before. Ile has certainly "executed the laws" upon this occasion, for he has literally cru cified them between thieves. Although this murderous and thieving outbreak will not prove available as Copperhead capital, the rebels, with savage feroci ty, already gloat over what, they term the "blood-soaked ashes" of our com mercial metropolis, and Prance and England, anxious to aid the rebellion against our Government by all tho means in' their power, will probably "recognize" the New York mob as a "belligerent power." They can do so with as much propriety as they recog nized the rebeihon as such." Nlorgan's Friduds and How He Paid Them, That Morgan's recent raid was un dertaken at the instigation of northern copperheads there would seem to be no doubt whatever. The Indianapo lis Journal says: 'Two things are to be noted. Mor gan knew befbre he crossed the river who were .his friends and who had arms. Upon entering Corydon ho showed a list (and so at Salem) of' ev ery citizen who had a henry rifle or other approved arm, and immediate ly sent patrols to bring them in. In Corydon the spy was a young man who visited there three weeks before and returned with Morgan. At Salem a deSerter from the Sixty-sixth Indi ana boldly joined Morgan and was armed by him, but was subsequently captured, and is now in the Salem jail. "Good guides were always found, and strange as it was, money, in spe cific sums, was demanded from persons who thought only their best friends knew they had it. Yet with much lo cal treason, the people, as a mass, were true, and Morghn himself, in some in stances, swore roundly at some who boasted that they were opposed to the war, and repeatedly showed favors to others who bravely maintained their attachment to the Union. With here and there as an exception, there was no favor shown the copperheads, or those who skulked frtm the defence of their homes in avowed sympathy with the South. Where the K. G. C's were thickest there was full information in Morgan's possession of all he wished to know, but when he got what he wanted he treated his tools as badly as enemies, and bade them good-by by taking the horses with which they had followed to guide him. Already steps are on foot to detect these men, and some who have figured no little in pub lic life, may find the veil too thin to cover the favor they showed the free booter and his crew." Cuteness of a Contraband Scout, A private letter from West Point, Va., narrates an exciting adventure which recently befel a negro scout in the employ of our forces, and his shrewdness in escaping from the ene my. his name is Claiborne, and he is a full blooded African, with big lips, flat nose, etc. lie has lived in the vi= ciliay all his life, and is therefore fa miliar with the country, which ren ders him a very valuable scout. •On Claiborne's last trip inside the enemy's lines, after sconVng arounl as much as lie wished, lie picked up eight chick ens, and started for camp. His road led pass the house of a secesh doctor named lioberts, who knows Lim. and who ordered him to stop, which, of course, Claiborne had no idea of doing. and kept on, when the doctor fired on him and gave chase, shouting at the ton of his voice. The ne , rro was ma king good tnwo towara-caThp, wnen an at once he was confronted by a whole regiment of rebel soldiers, who order ed him to halt. For a moment the scout was dumbfounded, and thought his hour had come, but the next he sung out— "The Yankees are coming! the Yen !ices arc cooling" "Where? where?" inquired the rob els. "Just up in front of Dr. Robert's house, in a piece of woods," returned Sambo. "De. E. sent me down to tell you to come up quick, or they'll kill the whole of us." "Come in, come into camp," said the soldiers. "No, no," says the cute African, "I have got to go down and tell the cav ;dry pickets, and can't wait a second." So off he sprang with a bound, run ning for dear life, the robs discovering the ruse, chasing him for three miles, and he running six, when lie got safe ly into camp, but minus his chickens, which he dropped at the first fire. AN INCIDENT Or TOR KEW YORK illoT.—"Atother ! they may kill the bo dy, but they cannot touch the soul!" was the language used by poor Abraham Franklin, as he was borne from the presence of his mother by the barbar ous mob on the morning of the 11th ult. This young man, aged twenty three, had been an invalid for about two yelps, and was a confirmed 'con sumptive. When the mob broke into the house they found him in bed.— They bore him into the street, and there, although. he had not raised a finger against them, indeed was not able to do so, they "beat him to death, hanged him to a lamp post, cut his pantaloons off at. the knees, cut bits of flesh out of his legs, and afterwards set fire to him!" All this was done beneath the eyes of his widowed moth er, Such an exhibition of bloodthirsti ness is without a parallel in the histo ry of crime. Patrick Butler and -George Glass, both Irishmen, the latter fifty-three years of age, have been ar rested for the murder of Mr. Franklin. —[Anglo African. THE 1101'ELE4SNES OF THE REBEL CAUSE.—The Washington Star pub lishes the following extract from a, let ter writen by ft, rebel prisoner, now in the Old Capitol, to a friend in the South : "It is a humiliating fact that out of the seven hundred Confederates cap tured with me only three hundred re main 11lithful to the Confederacy, the balance of them having taken the oath of allegiance to that detested Yankee government. Oh ! how I have urged upon those dishonored wretches to pause ere they engulphed themselves in inevitable ruin, but they answered me, "The Confederacy cannot gain her independence; Vicksburg has Ihil en, and why should 1 longer waste my life in a useless undertaking '1" !Tis true the prospect at the present looks dark for the South. The darkest hour always precedes the dawn of light. Cod grant it may prove so with our beloved Confederacy I But if it does not—if it is possible for the South to NI, I will never'desert her, no, I will return to Dixie and be with those that inflict the last terrible punishment upon her Veacherotts The War in the Southwest, The Guerrilla Leaders retreating from near Memphis—Johnston at Enterprise Miss.—Conclitition of his Army—the Rebel Conseription—Despondence, MEMPHIS, August 6 The steamer Hope arried here to day, bringing a number of prisoners from Port Hudson, Vicksburg and Jackson. Everything was quiet on the river below. Colonel Hatch reports that Forrest, Biffies and Wilson aro retreating. Their force is entirely broken up, and the men deserting in every direction. Hatch has divided his force and is scouring the country and picking up all the small squads of the rebel army he can find. A scout who left Meridi an on Saturday, and Okalona on Sun day, reports that Johnston's army was at Enterprise, Miss., and Brandon un der the direct command of General Har dee: Most of the force at the former place was - ready to move at any mo ment. Cars were standing ready to transport them. Gen. Johnston went to Mobile on the 27th. The scout who brings this report believes that the re bels will remain where they are, un less Mobile is attacked, and says Johnston has but ten thousand men, his force having been greatly reduced since the fall of Vicksburg, and the balance terribly demoralized. They are poorly fed, and both the officers and men•are greatly disheartened. .Rebels in official circles acknowledge that Morris Island will be taken by our army at Charleston. A great many secret societids have been organized with the intention of bringing the State back into the Un ion, and both citizens and soldiers are being arrested for being connected with the plot. Tho late conscription act of the re bel government, i t was believed, would not avail much in the Soirthwest. The Mobile News, of the 30th, has a leader censuring the des - pondents and croakers. It tells citizens to avoid them as they would a pestilence. It states that Grant's army has mostly gone to Virginia, where the great fi nal struggle is to tale place, and calls upon the citizens of Alabama, Missis sippi and Georgia to join Bragg and Johnston, and all will be well. "We arrived at a point" it says, "when this Confederacy should throw every thing into the scales and turn the tide of this fatal campaign. Lincoln can put no more men into the field, and if we only check the Yankee, nosy, -he is used up, and the:revelation is at an end. The article closes up bitterly with the following : "We have to choose the whip of the slave, or the whip of the master. Which choose ye ?" Pierre Soule has lately arrived South, from Europe. He says he is not san guine of mediation on the part of the Emperor of FraUCQ, -- • The Siege of Charleston. 11 rural of Reinforcements—Rebels Erect ing new Defences—The Indications of Success—Capture of Five Hundred reb el Prisoners. BALTIMORE, — ll iig; correspondent of the Baltimore Ameri can, in a letter dated off Morris Island on the 3d inst., says all here are confi dent of success: No one seems to entertain the slight est doubt on the subject, and with such a feeling prevalent failure is next to an impossibility. The enemy are at work erecting batteries on James Island, but we are putting up batter ies to command them also. There has been but little cannonading to day, but some of the monitors will go in to night to harass the enemy. Yesterday there was considerable cannonading all day and during the night. The guns of the naval battery, which is the ad vance battery, will be erected to-night. From the deek of the Patapsco I had a fine view of the advanced works of General Gilmore, which are bristling up almost to the base of Fort Wagner, and protected some thirty yards - in front by a strong line of abattis. They extend in a direct line across the island for nearly a half mile, and are as near to'Fort ,Sumter as it would be possible to erect them if Wagner was already in our possession. These fitcts may be regarded as significant of what is about to take place here in the course of the present week. The grand ball will be opened in the course of the week and it will be the most furious fight of the war. Moor ing buoys have been located from each of the Monitors and the Ironsides, within five hundred yards . of Sumter, and that Sumter will fall is, I think, as certain as that the clay of attack will arrive. Yesterday five hundred prisoners were taken by the Lost Children, on an island near Folly Island. They showed but little fight, and after re ceiving two volleys laid clown their arins. BEEF CONSUMED BY TUE ATOM—The number of bullocks consumed by the Army of the Potomac, during the time that ealpsed between their march from Catlett's Station towards Fredericks burg under Burnside, and their return from Catlett's Station under Hooker, was thirty-five thousand. Fresh Ar my beef is self-transported, and the saving in transportation effected by driving cattle for army supplies is found to be equal to one and a quar ter pounds per man per day. New Furniture Establishment. J. M. WISE, Manufacturer and Dealer in Furniture, . llopretfullv invites the attention of the Public to his stand on Hill at., Huntingdon, between Cunninghtun's Storo and Mean's National House. where he manufactutes and keeps all hinds of Put niture at minced prices. Per. suns m Wong to touches.), will do well to giro hint n call. ltepatttog of all hinds attended to promptly and charges t casonable. Are. Also. Ulldettaliing cart led on, and Coffins in ode in any any le (testinl , at short notice. .41,3- ' , untie's attended at any piece in town or coon. fry, by 3. M. WISH. 1 inn tiogdon, Sept. 24, 1562-tf. HAINES BROS' CELEBRATED N. Y. PIANOS, These Dish uments are not sutpafeaut by any made, and are 0 arranted to give perfect Batisfactlon. A circular of the mo.,t tclinbte xefeteuces can be seen at the Globe Of fice. lIA.IISII, Sole Agh., 1102, CheaV op Sl i . A r s, Mums, Mel°llooll4 and Harmoniumv. June 17th, 1663-3111 CULL at the new CLOTHING STORE j of GUTMAN k CO., if yeu wont a good article o , Clothing. Stole room in Lanett pow building, in the Na g Lnt, !Upland. e Pert 9 , 1357 FARM FOR SALE. TEE CELEBRATED BMOC KNOWN AS "ESQUIRE WRAYS FARM," In Henderson township, about five mites from Hunting don, and two and n half mules from Mill Crock, contain ing about 230 Acres, about IGO of %dell. aro cleared , and under good cultivation, enclosed by gad hums.— There is a good apple orchardend also a good peach orchard on the premises. There is abund ance of good water near the barn and house, and streams running through the prenns.. The im . provements are in goad fog house weather-boarded, and large frame barn. There is n good saw-mill scat and plenty of timber on the property. Persons wishing to porches° a good farm about} call and examine this property. Apply to the undersigned living on the premises. HIRAM GRADY. May 13, 1863.3m1' COACH SHOP FOR RENT. Stock Tools & Machinery for Sale. THE UNDERSIGNED EXEC TORS of the lost will of Owen Boat, Tato of the bor., ough of Huntingdon, deceased, offer nt private sale, all the stock and fixtures belonging to the Carriage Manu. factory of the deceased, consisting of a complete assort. meat of Iron, Blacksmith's tools, Paints, Varnishee, Trimmings and materials for wood work, and, some un finished work. Time will bo given on good severity. Tito shop is a large frame building, comprising a wool shop and solo room below, and a paint shop and trimming shop on the second story—four rooms in all,—and black smith shop adjoining. The shops will be leased forsuch time as may bo agreed on. Tho shop has had a largo custom for several years past, and Is considered Otto of the best locations in the State. SAUL. T. BROWN oRAFFUS Executors. March M, 1803 EMESIiiM A NEW ARRIVAL OF BOOTS & SHOES, HATS, etc. JOHN H. WESTBROOK informs the public that he has just received a nevi Stock' of BOOTS and SHOES clan sir us and kinds to suit everybody. Also, Hats, 'Hosiery, Shoe Findings?, Morocco an 74,-. ing Skins, nil of which will be 201 at thp kowest cos prices. Don't forget the old ntnnd In tine Diamond. 011 mink% mere and the public generally are invited to coll. Huntingdon, May 20th, 1803. I TOWARD ASSOCIA_TIO 1N P /IDIST A Benevolent Institution ettahlished by spectal Endowment, for the Relief of the Side and Distressedy afflicted with, Virulent and Epidemic Diseases, and especially fer the Bore of Aseasee of the ,Sexual Organs. • Medical Advice given gratis, by the Acting Surgeon. Valunble Reports on Spermatorrina,and other Diaenseu of the Sexual Organs, and on the now Remedies employed in the Dispensary, sent to the afflicted in sealed letter en. velopea, free of charge. Too or three Stamps for posing. will be _acceptable. Address, DR. J. SEILLEN HOUGHTON, Acting Sur geon, Howard Association, No. 2 South Ninth Stroet,PLil adolphia, Pa. By order of the Directors. EZRA D. HARTIVELE, .4"resident. OEO. FAIRCHILD, decretary. Dec. 31,1862.-13.. NEW STOCK OF GOODS EVERYBODY IS INVITED TO CALL AT S S. SMITH'S STORE, ON MILL STREET, lIONTINODON, PENNA THE BESZ SI/CFAR aal 310LASSES§ COFFEE, TEA and OROCCILAM FLOUR, FISH, SALT and VINECIAR, CONFECTIONERIES, CIOARS and TOBACCO, SPICES OF THE BF:ST, AND ALL KINDS, and Ivory othor article nsually found fp a a tvcery Store ALSO— Druga, Chemlenla, Dye Stnfth, Paints, V 11111131.1, Oils and Spts. Turpen,tiag y Fluid, Alcohol, Glass and Putty, BEST WINK and BRANDY for medical purpose& ALL THE BEST PATENT MEDICINES, 'BOOTS AND SHOES, • and a largo number of articles too minimum to eroptlon, Thu public generally will please cull and extvnino for themselves and learn my prices, Huntingdon, Oct. 28, 1862. TO ARMS ! RUSH TO THE STORE OS` SIMON COHN, AT QUITE RUN STATION, and see the new nod elegant assortment u( floods lie tkull just received consisting in part of Dry Goods, Groceries, QUCCIIBWaI . C. Hardware, Clinging, Donnas, Shawl.. Hats, Caps, Bouts, Shoat and all other articles kept in country stores. nhich ho is offering at his Manitnoth Stores, at cone Ittin Station, at uniemally lon yucca. The public aro invited to call and lia v ng iiirmirslollfliratffriffifrlrrillt t and other casict it cities, he is able to buy his goods cheap er tints 'other country merchants, mid can consequently, undersell Wei In exchange for goods, Ito takes all kJ nds of country produce at the highest cash prices. BY strict attention to the S ants of customers, ho hopes to receive a continuation of tho liberal patronage With vaileh he has been heretofore favored. Mr. Colin is Agent of the Broad 'Top R. R. Co., at Coffee Run Station, and is prepared to ship all kinds of Gitlin to theErstern markets. flaying a largo Ware Room, far mers can store with him until ready to ship. Every con venience will be afforded theist. June 10, 1163—1 f NEV CLOTHING AT LOW PRICES. M. OUTMAN HAS JUST OPENED A FIND STOCK OF NEW STRING AND SUMTER CLOTHING, Which he offers to all who waot to he CLQTHED, AT PRICES TO SUIT TUE TIMES Ms Stock consista of Iteattpolndo Clothlog fur MEN AND BOYS, ALSO, BOOTS AND SIIOES, HATS AND CAPS, AC., AC. Should gentlemen desire any particular kind or cat of clothing not found In Mt Block on hand, by !awing their measure they can be accommodated at short notice. Call at tho east corner of the Diamond, over Long's Clocery. MANUAL GUTMAN. Huntingdon, April 7,1869, SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS, JUST OPENED AT A. 8.-OUNNINGHAWS. ,k LARGE STOCK FULL ASSORTMENT, EEEMEI TO PLEASE EVERYBODY CALL AND EX AMINE FOR YOURSELVES SILVER AND GOLD, AND ALL PAPER ON 000 D BANIiB & INDINWALS, Takon at Par in Exchange for Goode. The Liglicst pricce paid in Goode for all kit* pf COUNTRY PRODUCE. FOR BARGAINS, CALL AT A. B. CUNNINGHAM'S STORE Ilantingdon, May 20, 180. NEW GOODS NEW GOODS 1 FISHER & SON Hare just Opened and offer to the Public, SPLENDID STOCJ WELL SEL EC/MD.I% 7 EIV G OODS, REDUCED PRICES THE PUBLIC call nod examine. our Goods FISHER, S; SON May 20, 3803 FrRACING MUSLIN, DRAITINO DRARIKGI PnrEli While and Colored Card Paper, For sale At LANIFIS" BOOK 5e STATIOKERY STORE EMEEEZI


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ECHA proposes action on microplastics
The European Chemicals Agency (ECHA) has, as requested by the European Commission a year ago as part of the EU plastics strategy, submitted a proposal for the restriction of microplastic particles that are intentionally added to mixtures used by consumers and professionals.
Cefic, CIA issue Brexit guide
Industry laments lack of Brexit certainty after vote
The UK's Chemical Industries Association (CIA) and the European Chemical Industry Council (CEFIC) have expressed their regret at the continued uncertainty over Britain's future in or out of the EU.
Chemicals firms join plastic waste alliance
Some of the world's largest chemicals firms have helped to found the Alliance to End Plastic Waste (AEPW), which describes itself as "an alliance of global companies from the plastics and consumer goods value chain … to advance solutions to eliminate plastic waste in the environment, especially in the ocean".
Nouryon launches third 'Imagine Chemistry'
Nouryon, the former AkzoNobel Specialty Chemicals, has launched the third edition of its 'Imagine Chemistry' collaborative innovation challenge, under which start-ups, scale-ups, university spin-outs and other potential partners are invited "to tackle chemistry-related challenges and uncover new ways to create value for customers"
Animal NGO criticises ECHA on testing
NGO Cruelty Free International has launched a European-wide petition to stop the European Chemicals Agency (ECHA) from "unlawfully flouting European cosmetics animal testing bans".

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Chronicle your life's journey with a stunning Clothbound 3-Year Diary by MIDORI. Each page features a dedicated space to write down a few lines per day over the course of three years, allowing you to reminisce about the past while recording the present. This wonderful journal is a great way to create a unique memoir for yourself or a loved one.
To commemorate the 10th Anniversary of the launch of the popular Multi-Year "Gate" Diary collection, MIDORI has released this special edition of the "3-Year Diary". It features a textile cover made by a Kyoto-based weaver, who carries on the tradition of traditional Nishijin brocade weaving.


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Significance of Fourth House in birthchart
Fourth House in birthchart
By: - Dr.A.S.Kalra Astrologer
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In Jyotish (Vedic astrology), the fourth house in a Janma Kundli (birth chart) holds significant meaning and represents various aspects of an individual's life. The fourth house is known as the "Sukh Bhava" or the house of home, mother, emotions, and inner foundation.Here are the key significations of the fourth house:
Home and Family: The fourth house primarily represents the home, including the physical dwelling and the domestic environment. It reflects the person's sense of belonging, comfort, and security within their family and home life.
Mother and Maternal Figures: This house is associated with the mother, as well as maternal figures and influences in a person's life. It reflects the nature of the relationship with the mother, her role in the person's life, and the impact she has on their emotional well-being.
Inner Emotional World: The fourth house represents the individual's emotional nature, feelings, and emotional security. It reflects their ability to connect with their emotions, express them, and find emotional stability.
Ancestral Heritage and Property: This house also signifies ancestral heritage, family lineage, and ancestral property. It reflects the person's connection with their roots, traditions, and ancestral assets.
Education and Learning: The fourth house is associated with education, learning, and knowledge. It represents the person's academic pursuits, educational environment, and the depth of their intellectual development.
Inner Peace and Mental Well-being: This house signifies inner peace, mental well-being, and a sense of inner stability. It reflects the person's ability to find emotional harmony, establish a strong foundation, and maintain a balanced state of mind.
Real Estate and Property: The fourth house is also related to real estate, property ownership, and land. It indicates the person's potential for acquiring or managing property and their connection to their physical surroundings.
The planetary influences on the fourth house, such as the placement of planets and any aspects they form, provide further insights into a person's home life, emotional well-being, and their relationship with their mother or maternal figures. It is important to analyze the entire birth chart holistically to gain a comprehensive understanding of an individual's life and potential.
No. | House or Bhava |
1 | First House |
2 | Second House |
3 | Third House |
4 | Fourth House |
5 | Fifth House |
6 | Sixth House |
7 | Seventh House |
8 | Eighth House |
9 | Ninth House |
10 | Tenth house |
11 | Eleventh House |
12 | Twelfth House |


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In this course, you will :
- teach you the skills required to create a VR game This course brings them all together to allow you to create your own project.
- guide you through all stages of a VR project, including idea generation, storyboarding, prototyping, testing, and implementation
- By the end of this course, you will have completed a VR project that demonstrates your abilities and could serve as the first step in developing a professional game.
Syllabus :
1. The game concept
- Designing a VR Experience
- How to Create a Storyboard
- Kevin Young
- Kim-Leigh Pontin
- James Edward Marks
- Dave Ranyard
- Yates Buckley
- Doug Bowman
- Bruce Thomas
- Doron Friedman
- Hrvoje Benko
- Lynda Joy Gerry
- Mary Whitton
- Sook Lei Liew
2. Prototyping
- Hardware and Software Platforms | Montage
- Game Demo | Playstation VR Worlds
3. Testing
- Evaluating VR Games with Users
4. Developing your game
- Implementing Your VR Project
- VR Industry and Market
- Advice for Someone New | Montage
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Welcome to the Camp Wood Public Library
February artist of the month
Patty Caldwell Turner
Patty Caldwell Turner has been a professional clay artist since 1980. Her work has been featured in galleries nationwide and in exhibitions such as Baker University's International Orton Cone Box Show in 1994 and 1996.
Patty has experience in many types of kiln firing methods such as raku, wood, oxidation, gas reduction, and primitive pit firings. She enjoys the versatility of clay because it allows her to create sculptural works, as well as functional pieces.
Lizards, frogs, and other animals on her vessels have become a signature feature, and her raku angels are collected by admirers around the world. She also enjoys working in a variety of other mediums, including glass, oils, acrylics, and watercolors. In addition, some of her works blend various media and natural materials.
Patty holds a Master of Fine Arts degree from Georgia State University, and a Bachelor of Fine Arts from Texas A&M University-Corpus Christi. Patty was one of the founders of the Clay department at Kennesaw Parks and Recreation Department, where she was an instructor for both adults and children for 21 years. She also served as Camp Director for the department's Summer Day Camps. Patty has also instructed at Folk Art Schools, Artist Retreats, and art workshops in several states.
Patty is now residing in the Texas Hill Country, where she continues to pursue her art.
The Camp Wood Public Library is pleased to display artwork by Caryss Hernandez- 4th Grade.
Caryss is the 10-year-old daughter of Angie Fox and Roland Hernandez. Caryss is an active member of the NCE GT program. Her hobbies include crafting with a focus on painting. She is a member of the FBC Children's program. Caryss participates in UIL, and is a member of the 4th grade band class. Caryss enjoys music and is learning to play the piano from her big sister, Reagan.
Come enjoy her impressive art display at the library during library hours Tuesday through Friday 11 to 5.
Kathy Hicks of Get N Go drew the winning ticket. Martha Edwards was the lucky winner of the beautiful shawl donated by Dolores Vernor.
Wi-Fi NOTICE
The Camp Wood Public Library's NEW WiFi address:
Camp Wood Public Library
PO Box 138
Camp Wood, TX 78833
On behalf of the volunteers at the Camp Wood Public Library, I thank you for your continuing financial support of our community library.
With your backing, we are able to offer free WiFi access 24/7 and computers for public use during the library's open hours. We offer office equipment to copy documents, send and receive faxes, and print materials via computer. We maintain a selection of movies on DVD, audio books, and the latest fiction and nonfiction books for people of all ages to enjoy. All this, and we also offer your favorite books, audio books, and movies digitally through Overdrive, a free service which allows you to borrow these items anytime, anywhere – you don't even have to leave home! By simply using your library membership number and telephone number to sign into Overdrive or the Libby app, you can borrow these items for your tablet or cell phone.
You may be aware that our library receives an annual contribution from Real County, as required by the Texas Administrative Code. However, 75% of our operating funds come from donations and fundraisers. The Camp Wood Public Library is a non-profit 501 (c)(3) organization, which means your contributions are 100% tax deductible. And because we are an all-volunteer organization, all the funds received can be used for maintaining the library and providing services to our community. We invite you to view our annual reports at tsl.texas.gov/ldn/statistics or at the library.
It is thanks to your donations that we are able to meet the costs of operating the library and to offer continuing services to our residents and visitors in the Canyon. We hope you will come visit us at the library! We would love to get acquainted and show you how your contributions are put to work.
Karla Helton
Library Director
In the bottom left hand corner of the Camp Wood Public Library General Catalog, you will see three menu icons: Visit Us, Contact Us, and Kids' Catalog. Select and left click on the Kids' Catalog icon. You will be redirected to a page that looks like the Kids' Catalog page below. You will see over sixty-eight subject icons. These subject icons search for books that are Stories (Fiction) and books that are Facts (Nonfiction). You will see these two icons in the bottom left hand corner of the Kid's Catalog page. When the catalog is first opened, the icons default automatically to books that are Stories (Fiction.) You can select to switch back and forth to Stories and Facts. Try the two icons on the bottom right hand corner to view those page results. In the top right hand corner, you will notice an icon for General Catalog. You can alternate back and forth to the General Catalog and the Kids' Catalog. No kids' books have been removed from the General Catalog to create the Kids' Catalog. All library items can be searched for and viewed on the General Catalog.
News from Camp Wood Public Library
Your library now has OVERDRIVE access. You can download eBooks, audiobooks, and videos. All for Free. Go to www.campwoodlibrary.org and click on CATALOG. Click on the icon for OverDrive under Electronic Resources to start enjoying your new OverDrive with thousands of available titles. Sign in with your library card number and phone number. Don't know your card account number or what phone number you used with your card? Visit us at the library for a free update. See you soon and often at the library with free Wi-Fi access 24/7. Find us and Like us on Facebook. Need help with OverDrive? View their excellent support service and information for all your devices at this link: Getting Started with OverDrive.


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The Business Development Bank of Canada (BDC) is pleased to announce that it has been recognized as one of Canada's Top 100 Employers for 2011. This distinction follows recent recognition of BDC as one of the country's top employers for Canadians over 40.
Now in its 11th year, the annual Top 100 Employers competition conducted by Mediacorp Canada Inc. recognizes employers with outstanding workplace environments.
"The fact that BDC has been selected as a Top 100 employer for the fifth consecutive year demonstrates that our people practices have enabled us to attract top performers and build a strong team that proudly supports Canada's entrepreneurs," said Mary Karamanos, Senior Vice-President, Human Resources at BDC. "The strength of our employees was made very clear during the past year when our team made exceptional efforts to help entrepreneurs weather the economic downturn."
BDC works to maintain an engaged workforce by providing an environment that embraces diversity, responds to employees' evolving needs and offers opportunities for growth and development.
"We continue to adapt our practices and policies to attract forward-thinking people to our team and we provide an environment in which they can grow and thrive," added Karamanos.
BDC was selected from a group of over 2,750 companies which participated in the Top 100 Employers application process this year. Mediacorp Canada Inc reviewed the recruitment histories of more than 75,000 organizations and invited over 12,500 employers across the nation to apply.
About BDC
BDC is Canada's business development bank. From 100 business centres across the country, BDC promotes entrepreneurship by providing highly tailored financing, venture capital and consulting services to entrepreneurs. http://www.bdc.ca/
For further information:
Geoffrey King
Director, Public Relations, BDC
(514) 496-4351
[email protected]


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A partnership with an eye to the future, between Compo - a leading company in the field of fertilizers and soils for hobby use - and Radio Garden, the first web radio entirely dedicated to gardening.
Compo Italia has chosen to trust and embrace the innovative project of Radio Garden. In Italy, podcasts are constantly growing: they represent a market that can count both on the freshness of an emerging media and on the solidity guaranteed by the never-ending passion for radio.
Podcasts are audio files optimized to be listened to on any computer device (smartphone, tablet, mp3 player, PC), anywhere and at any time, directly online or after downloading them. Estimates say that in 2022, monthly podcast listeners in our country will be 21 million (source: PwC Entertainment & Media Outlook Italy 2018-2022).
From 2014 to 2017, the podcast audience on smartphones grew by 157%. Advertising revenue for the podcast market has more than tripled between 2015 and 2017 and the year has risen by 85%.
Always up to date on current events, news, interviews, tips for garden care, technical comments and field tests of new products, tools and machines for the garden: Radio Garden is an independent thematic channel created to inform green professionals and hobbyists.
Listen to podcasts directly on your smartphone, by connecting to the Radio Garden site.
GardenTV is also a community of producers, stores, services. Find the nearest to you.


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Based on the initiatives of our Esteemed President on the establishment and development of international transport systems and corridors, which have received broad support from the world community, The State Customs Service carries out activities aimed at stimulating the country's economy and developing international trade by creating conditions for accelerating the movement of goods across the customs border of Turkmenistan.
IT system TIR-EPD, developed in accordance with The Convention on International Transport of Goods Under Cover of TIR Carnets by International Transport Union (IRU), is integrated with "Transit" module of the customs information system ASYCUDA World.
TIR-EPD – is a system which used for sending electronic preliminary information to customs authorities on goods moving across the customs border. This procedure helps customs officers to use risk management system, including monitoring prices, quantities and types of goods, all of which leads to the acceleration of commodity turnover and the strengthening the country's transport and transit capacity.


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Your Local Coffee Roasters
Thank You Vouchers
Coffee is an easy and awesome gift that really never fails to delight people. If you're a local small business or sole trader and want to gift your clients coffee/beverage vouchers. Ria is offering 20% off their Thank-You vouchers. Each voucher can be exchanged for any regular or small beverage at either of their shops. Email firstname.lastname@example.com for details.


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I kind of love beans. I kind of think they're magical. And I think they're VERY special in this vegetarian Coconut Spinach Chickpea Bowl. Here's why!
I don't know you guys. Life is just crazy right now and the only thing that's keeping me sane is food. So, here I am, writing about food. Again. Let's talk abut Ginger Pork Lettuce Wraps this time, shall we?
The weekend is fast approaching and you need a meal that feeds the family, tastes good and doesn't require tons of prep or time in the kitchen. Luckily for you, I've got the perfect meal! My Penne Pasta with Tomato Vodka Sauce!
This is a meal your family can get behind! Loaded with plenty of cheesy goodness, you can expect to hear, "more please!" when you serve up these Cheesy Sausage Lasagna Pinwheels dinner!
I'm calling it a bowl, but it could easily be called a salad. Basically, this Baja Black Bean Bowl is a bunch of veggies, beans and good stuff jammed together. Up to you if you want to put it in a bowl or on a plate! How do you make it? Let me tell you!
It's good to have a recipe in your arsenal that works every time and that can magically become many meals. This Slow Cooker Pulled Chicken is that recipe! Want to learn how to make it? I thought so! I've got all of the details below.
I'm all about throwing meals together these days. It's always a "what's kicking in the fridge/pantry/freezer" situation. But from the chaos, usually comes success! Like THIS recipe for BBQ Chicken Stuffed Sweet Potatoes!
Looking for a fun way to eat pizza? Well, I've got just the pizza for you! It's loaded with all of the goodness of summer too! Expect plenty of delicious flavor with this Bacon-Kale-Peach BBQ Pizza!
Love salmon but don't love cooking it? I hear ya! It can be a bit intimadating to cook any fish. Trust me, I've failed SEVERAL times! I'm here to tell you though, you can master it! And the easiest way is to use this recipe for No-Fail Broiled Salmon!


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Example SCPs for Amazon CloudWatch
Prevent users from disabling CloudWatch or altering its configuration
A lower-level CloudWatch operator needs to monitor dashboards and alarms. However, the operator must not be able to delete or change any dashboard or alarm that senior people might put into place. This SCP prevents users or roles in any affected account from running any of the CloudWatch commands that could delete or change your dashboards or alarms.
{ "Version": "2012-10-17", "Statement": [ { "Effect": "Deny", "Action": [ "cloudwatch:DeleteAlarms", "cloudwatch:DeleteDashboards", "cloudwatch:DisableAlarmActions", "cloudwatch:PutDashboard", "cloudwatch:PutMetricAlarm", "cloudwatch:SetAlarmState" ], "Resource": "*" } ] }


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HOLLYWOOD star Shia LaBeouf seemed unrecognisable yesterday as he appeared as a character based mostly on his father for brand new indie movie Honey Boy. Pictured on set in Los Angeles, the 31-year-old picked up garbage by the aspect of the street dressed in denim overalls, work boots and a high-vis vest while sporting a mullet wig with a receding hairline. The movie is alleged to be loosely based mostly round the connection between the Transformers star and his father growing up.
Dad Jeffrey LaBeouf skilled as a clown, as soon as opened for the Doobie Brothers, served three tours in Vietnam and is believed to have struggled with a heroin addiction. LaBeouf wrote the screenplay about his life as a child actor throughout a ten-week court-ordered rehab stint. With The bottom Selling No1 Album This Week, Is Streaming Killing The British Music Scene? spoke of living together with his father as his career took off as a young teen on Even Stevens. At the time his father had accomplished rehab and was his on-set guardian. He additionally spoke about his father being the reason he "turned an actor".
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Pasta Jar
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We all know how stressful and challenging it can be to organise your pantry or kitchen cupboards. Where to buy the jars, where to buy the label machine and how to even apply the labels. Well fear not because our unique pasta jars come labelled and the best thing about them is that they are glass printed meaning you can wash your jars on every refill without worrying about the labels. Keep your pasta accessible and fresh with these tall 1.6 litre jars. Made from thick glass and acacia wooden. Air proof to help keep contents fresh.
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More than 20 years ago, the Bernardo family developed one of the world's first thin cider glasses. Nowadays, the Oviedo glass is a point of reference and quality and one of the thinnest glasses that can be found on the market.
But cider does not just live in the Oviedo glass. Although it was created to be a cider glass (with a thin wall and rim, ideal to "break" the cider and release all its sensory qualities), the Oviedo glass is also used for beer, gin and tonics or other types of mixed drinks.
Its large capacity (50 cl), thin rim and wall, and light weight make the Oviedo an authentic "all-terrain glass."


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S. Korea's Daelim invests $50M in Brazilian unit's synthetic rubber business
SEOUL, Jul 17, 2020, Yonhap. Daelim Industrial Co., a major construction and petrochemical player in South Korea, said Friday that it will invest US$50 million in its synthetic rubber unit, Cariflex, to meet growing demand for rubber latex amid the coronavirus pandemic, Yonhap News Agency reported.
The facility investment will double the annual production capacity of synthetic rubber latex at the Cariflex plant in Paulinia in Brazil, Daelim Industrial said, without providing details on the increased capacity.
The new plant is set to begin its operation in the first quarter next year.
In March, Daelim Industrial completed the acquisition of the Cariflex business of American chemical giant Kraton Corp. for $530 million.
The move came in response to the growing demand for surgical gloves amid the COVID-19 pandemic.
Cariflex produces high-quality synthetic rubber and rubber latex that are widely used in making surgical gloves, condoms, probe covers, medical and food packaging adhesives, and other products.


text: Infection using the human immunodeficiency computer virus type-1 (HIV) results in acute and progressive numeric loss of CD4+ T-helper cells and functional impairment of T-cell responses. type I or type II, which, however, induced IDO in pDCs when added to PBMC cultures. Blockade of gp120/CD4 interactions with anti-CD4 Ab inhibited HIV-mediated IDO induction. Thus, induction of IDO in pDCs by HIV may contribute to the T-cell functional impairment observed in HIV/AIDS by a nonCinterferon-dependent mechanism. Introduction The immunologic hallmark of the acquired immunodeficiency syndrome (AIDS), resulting from A66 infection with the human immunodeficiency computer virus type-1 (HIV), is the depletion of CD4+ T cells.1 However, qualitative alterations of the function of circulating T cells are observed that do not appear to be A66 related to the decline of CD4+ T-cell number.2C5 In vitro T-cell responses are impaired in peripheral blood mononuclear cells (PBMCs) from HIV-infected patients. Thus, proliferative responses to HIV epitopes are lost early during contamination,6C8 followed by sequential impairment of A66 T-helper cell responses to recall antigens and mitogens.9 This progressive loss of T-cell function during the course of HIV disease is predictive for the time of onset of AIDS and death.10 Tryptophan (Trp) catabolism mediated by indoleamine 2,3-dioxygenase (IDO) is an immunoregulatory mechanism that limits T-cell proliferation by depletion of the essential amino acid Trp and/or accumulation of catabolites with immune-suppressive activity (kynurenines, kyn).11 Alterations of this mechanism have been suggested to be involved in (1) development of autoimmune conditions, such as multiple sclerosis and autoimmune diabetes12,13; (2) failure of immune surveillance of tumor cells14; and (3) rejection of semiallogenic fetuses.15,16 The molecular basis for T-cell hyporesponsiveness in IDO-mediated Trp depletion has been recently clarified. The consequence of reduction in available Trp in the extracellular microenvironment is the accumulation Rabbit polyclonal to PCSK5. of uncharged Trp-specific transfer RNA (free-tRNAtrp) in the cytoplasm.17 Free-tRNAtrp binds to the GCN2 kinase, a key enzyme of the cellular stress-response system.17 Once activated by ligation to free-tRNAtrp, the GCN2 kinase initiates a cascade of events leading to arrest of the cell cycle, which is, in turn, the ultimate effect of tryptophan starvation.17 Increased IDO-mediated tryptophan catabolism during HIV contamination has been reported.18C21 IDO is induced in macrophages by HIV infection, and has been suggested to be involved in A66 the induction of HIV encephalitis and AIDS-related dementia.20,22,23 Inhibition of HIV-induced IDO in brain macrophages enhanced HIV-specific cytotoxic T-lymphocyte (CTL) response and elimination of infected macrophages in a murine model.24 We recently reported that IDO mRNA expression is increased in the tonsils of HIV-infected patients in whom viral replication is not controlled by effective antiretroviral therapy (ART).25 A similar increase of IDO was found in lymphoid tissues of macaques during acute simian immunodeficiency virus (SIV) and chronic SIV/HIV infection, and correlated with reduced immune responses.26,27 However, the functional role of IDO in HIV-associated immunosuppression is unknown. In the present study, we tested the effect of 1-methyl-tryptophan (1-mT), a competitive inhibitor of IDO, around the stimulation of PBMCs from HIV-infected (HIV+) patients with phytohemagglutinin (PHA) and the activating antibodies anti-CD3 and anti-CD28 (anti-CD3/28). We found that 1-mT restored T-cell responses, suggesting that IDO is usually involved in the impairment of T-cell function. Proliferation of CD4+ T A66 cells, but not CD8+ T cells, was enhanced by 1-mT. We then developed an in vitro model of induction of IDO in PBMCs from HIV-uninfected donors by exposure to infectious or noninfectious (inactivated with aldrithiol-2 [AT-2]) HIV. We demonstrate that plasmacytoid dendritic cells (pDCs) are responsible for IDO expression under these conditions, and that HIV gp120-CD4 interaction is required for IDO induction. Methods and Materials Blood donors and cell isolation PBMCs were.


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Feb-24-2009 13:43 Does anyone knows when did these things discovered/started? Thanks
Feb-24-2009 14:24 I've no clue, but uh, I'd kinda like to know WHY you wanna know... :)
Feb-24-2009 16:48 Rigor Mortis has always existed. Did you mean when did mankind discover that it occurs? I'd bet the ancients knew allllll about it. Autopsies have been done for hundreds of years; however, I'm not sure when they became a commonplace procedure. If you're thinking about the twenties and thirties, then yes, they were performed back then.
Feb-24-2009 16:55 you're over-complicating thing Joesph. Trust me, if it's swimming on it's back the goldfish is DEAD!
Feb-24-2009 17:29 If you mean forensic autopsy, it was first performed at the University of Bologna (Italy) around 1200.
Feb-24-2009 21:14 Wow, forget research. Just ask a question on Sleuth. :)
Feb-25-2009 01:35 As far as autopsies go, the Ancient Egyptians were among the first to remove body organs from a recently deceased, though they didn't exactly use them for examination or investigational purposes. The term itself comes from Greek for 'to see oneself'. The procedure is known by a number of different names today. They are (usually) performed by someone with at least some medical training and/or background. A Forensic Autopsy simply means the results are eligible to be used in a court. The Ancient Greeks also knew of various medical conditions, both for alive and dead patients. The name rigor mortis comes from Latin. It is one of some six to seven different signs or stages of the death process, and deals with the body's muscualture and its stiffness or lack thereof. This process is caused by a rather complicated chemical process within the body's tissues and various systems. If you're interested in related reading material, one source you might have a look at is a book called Gray's Anatomy (no, not the TV show, the other GrAAAAAy). It's been the definitive textbook on anatomy and physiology throughout much of the Western World since its first publishing in the mid-1850's. Hope all that helps! Good luck.


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Nature / Bird hide aims to give wildlife enthusiasts better experience at Spiggie Loch
A PURPOSE-built bird hide could be coming to the Loch of Spiggie to allow people to view the local wildlife in sheltered surroundings.
The RSPB is keen to replace its existing boat store at the edge of the loch, which is a designated nature reserve and an important area for wildfowl.
It is one of Shetland's most important lochs for whooper swans, while the area also plays host to species like lapwing, tufted duck and redshanks.
In a statement to the council's planning department, the charity said: "This fully accessible hide on the reserve will offer visitors shelter from the elements and an opportunity for existing and new audiences to engage with the reserve and the RSPB's conservation work, enjoying close views of wintering wildfowl, deepening their connection with nature."
The existing boat shed has been in place since the early 1980s, but it is now in "significant disrepair" and needing replaced.
The hide will also act as a store.
The RPSB also proposes to resurface the parking area at the building.
In a move to try to create habitat for wildlife, the charity also plans to install two floating 'tern rafts', measuring three metres by three metres in size, on the loch.
The RSPB said climate change and overfishing has led to significant declines in tern populations over the last six decades.
As summer visitors, terns are only in Scotland for the breeding season, and they need a safe place to go about their business.
The RPSB is leading a partnership called Terning the Tide, which aims to work with local communities, land owners and school groups to protect, create and enhance tern breeding sites in Scotland.
Tern 'rafts' should provide suitable breeding sites located away from potential sources of disturbance and predators, and one of the key locations mooted in the project is the Loch of Spiggie.
The main frame of the raft would be constructed from galvanised steel, with floats fixed underneath, and it would be filled with gravel.
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King remarks on immigrants draw strong rebuke. "Republican Rep. Steve King of Iowa drew rebukes from Democrats and Republicans alike Tuesday after claiming that most young undocumented immigrants are involved in the drug trade," NBC News reports. "In an interview with Newsmax, King said that -- out of the population of young undocumented immigrants -- 'for every one who's a valedictorian, there's another 100 out there that weigh 130 pounds and they've got calves the size of cantaloupes because they're hauling 75 pounds of marijuana across the desert.' That remark from the noted immigration reform foe prompted a sharp response from Republican House Majority Leader Eric Cantor, who is working on legislation to offer a path to citizenship for undocumented immigrants who were brought to the United States as children. 'I strongly disagree with his characterization of the children of immigrants and find the comments inexcusable,' Cantor said."
One for the history books? "As the White House tried to pique interest in President Obama's plan to speak Wednesday about the economy, aides promised a 'big speech' that would be a sequel to the president's 2011 remarks in Osawatomie, Kan., where Teddy Roosevelt delivered an economic speech with similar themes a century earlier," the Los Angeles Times reports. "If that weren't pedigree enough, the White House also noted Obama would be returning to Knox College in Galesburg, Ill.. The school, the site of a Lincoln-Douglas debate, is where he delivered his first major address — also on the economy — after he was elected to the U.S. Senate. The billing for the speech reflects this White House's fondness for burnishing Obama's remarks with historical and self-referential flourishes. Whether to add gravitas, context or hype, the White House has ensured that much of Obama's oratory comes with a prologue from the past."
The GOP pushback. "Congressional Republicans are moving to gut many of President Obama's top priorities with the sharpest spending cuts in a generation and a new push to hold government financing hostage unless the president's signature health care law is stripped of money this fall," the New York Times reports. "As Mr. Obama prepares to deliver a major economic address on Wednesday in Illinois, Republicans in Washington are delivering blow after blow to programs he will promote as vital to a more robust economic recovery and a firmer economic future — from spending on infrastructure and health care to beefing up regulatory agencies. While Mr. Obama would like to keep the economic conversation lofty, his adversaries in Congress are already fighting in the trenches."


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Poker is a card game in which players try to form the best possible hand from the cards they've been dealt. It's a fun and exciting game, but you should know what to expect before you play it.
Rules and Basics
There are hundreds of variants of poker, but the basics of each version are relatively similar. Each variant begins with a deal of cards, followed by betting intervals according to the specific rules. After a round of betting, each player's hand is evaluated and the best hand wins.
The first betting round is called the flop and involves betting on each of the face-up cards. After the flop, players can choose to check (call the previous bet) or raise (put more chips into the pot).
Once another player has raised the bet, every other player must either call the new bet or fold.
If you're a beginner, it's important to watch the other players and learn how they play their hands. It's not always easy to do, but it's worthwhile in the long run.
One of the most common mistakes beginners make is betting too much. This can be a sign of strength, but it could also be a bluff.
A bluff is when a player bets with a strong hand and then makes the other players fold. This is a great way to get more money in the pot but can backfire if other players see through your bluff and decide to raise you.
It's a good idea to start off by playing low stakes games to become familiar with the game and the other players. This will allow you to get more comfortable with the nuances of the game and will also give you an opportunity to learn about the different strategies that work best in low stakes.
You can find out more about the different strategies by reading poker books and listening to audiobooks. There are also many online tutorials that will help you understand the fundamentals of the game and learn about a variety of different betting strategies.
Betting and bluffing are important strategies for determining which hand is likely to win the pot. A player with a strong hand will usually want to raise the bet when they have a draw and push all the other players out of the hand. If a weaker hand is the best, however, they will be more likely to fold.
If you're unsure about how to play the game, it's helpful to play with a friend or an experienced player who can show you the ropes. This will make the learning process easier and the game more fun.
Understanding your opponent's sizing and timing is also a good way to determine how strong your opponent's hand is. This will help you determine how to position your bets, so you can bet more aggressively when you're in a winning hand and less aggressively when you're in a losing one.


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Why do we celebrate the Mid-Autumn Festival? Why do we eat mooncake on Mid-Autumn Festival? To answer your questions on this annual celebration, this Mid-Autumn Festival 2021 post covers the history, the story behind the festival, what to eat, the activities and more.
When is Mid-Autumn Festival 2021?
Mid-Autumn Festival takes place every year on the 15th day of the eighth month in the lunar calendar.
This year, that day falls on Tuesday, September 21, 2021.
Why do we celebrate the Mid-Autumn Festival?
The Mid-Autumn Festival is a time when friends and family gather together to celebrate the harvest season.
It is believed that the moon's orbit influences the success of the agriculture.
Wheat and rice are the two types of crops that are harvested around the time of the festival.
During Mid-Autumn Festival, the moon happens to be the closest to the Earth so the tradition is to give thanks to the moon for the bounties of the harvest.
The festival is a time when people pray for good luck, fortune, blessings and to gather with loved ones to admire the supermoon.
How the Mid-Autumn Festival became an official holiday dates back to the Tang Dynasty (618 – 907 AD) when the Chinese Emperors would hold lavish feasts and offering to the Gods to thank them for their blessing on the year's harvest.
Which countries celebrate Mid-Autumn Festival 2021?
The Mid-Autumn Festival is celebrated in Eastern and South Eastern Asia. It is mostly associated with Chinese culture.
The Mid-Autumn Festival is considered to be the second most important holiday after Chinese New Year.
What Western (US & Canada) holiday is similar to Mid-Autumn Festival?
The Mid-Autumn Festival is a harvest festival and some people compare it to North American Thanksgiving.
Mid-Autumn Festival Story
If you're wondering what is the Mid-Autumn Festival legend, here's a brief rundown.
The story of Chang'e, Chinese Goddess of the moon, is celebrated as part of the Mid-Autumn Festival.
It starts off with Hou Yi, a skilled archer and the husband of Chang'e, who was tasked to shoot down the ten suns in the sky that were causing extreme hot conditions on Earth.
The ten suns made it difficult for crops to be grown which would jeopardize the food sources of the people.
Hou Yi, the skillful archer that he was, successfully shot down nine out of the ten suns.
The Gods rewarded Hou Yi with an elixir of immortality with enough to give just one person the gift of immortality.
Now there are many variations to the rest of the story as to how and why Chang'e end up acquiring such elixir of immortality and becoming the Chinese Goodess of the Moon.
One of them is that Hou Yi's apprentice tried to steal the elixir so Chang'e drank it to save it which made her immortal.
In another variation, Chang'e is described to have taken the elixir out of greed so that she could become immortal.
Regardless of the reason behind why she took the elixir, all versions of the story include Chang'e becoming immortal after drinking the elixir and floating to the moon such as to never be able to be with her husband again.
Hou Yi who missed his wife left out some offerings for her (ie, some of her favourite foods) and looked to the moon in hopes of seeing her shadow.
Mid-Autumn Festival Traditions
You might be wondering what there is to do during the Mid-Autumn Festival.
Since the Mid-Autumn Festival is about appreciating the moon, celebrations typically happen at night.
Reunion Dinner
During Mid-Autumn Festival, family and friends gather together for a reunion dinner to give thanks.
Lanterns are an integral part of the festival celebrations and one of the oldest traditions.
During Mid-Autumn Festival, people would write wishes on lanterns and then release them into the sky.
However, in modern times, due to environmental and safety concerns, this practice has become less and less.
You will still find lantern in a variety of shapes, colours and sizes on display contributing to the festive atmosphere.
You can also make your own DIY lantern to enjoy the occasion.
Moon appreciation
Since the moon is the focus on the Mid-Autumn festival, people will come together for moon viewing parties.
The festival is the time when the moon is the brightest and closest to Earth.
Mid-Autumn Festival Food
The most iconic food associated with the Mid Autumn festival is mooncake.
The mooncake are baked round pastries (around 4 inches wide and 1.25 – 1.5 inches thick) with thick, tender pastry skin and thick fillings.
Fillings choices include red bean paste, fruit, nuts or lotus seed paste to name a few.
However, nowadays, shops have come up with more unique and modern flavours including tea flavoured, floral flavoured, alcohol flavoured and so forth.
It is also common to have one or more whole salted egg yolks in their center of the filling to represent the full moon.
Mooncakes are typically cut into wedges and enjoyed with tea.
Its round shape symbolizes "unity" or "reunion" and best wishes.
The origin of the mooncake dates back to the end of the Yuan Dynasty (1271-1368 AD).
Rebels organized an uprising by passing messages to each other within mooncakes in an effort to overthrow the Mongol rule.
Mooncakes can be store bought but you can also make your own. Check out my recipe for a Matcha Snow Skin Mooncake.
Osmanthus Cake & Wine
Mid-Autumn Festival coincides with the time when osmanthus is in bloom. Osmanthus is incorporated into pastries, cakes and infused with wine.
Hairy Crabs
Hairy Crabs, otherwise known as the Chinese mitten crab, is also in season. Hairy crabs are delicacies which are enjoyed commonly in Shanghai.
River Snails
River snails are a common delicacy consumed in the Guangdong region during Mid-Autumn Festival.
What do you give on Mid-Autumn Festival?
It is common to gift mooncakes. There is no need to gift wrap them because they typically come in some very stylish package already.
Mid-Autumn Festival 2021 Greetings
Happy Mid-Autumn Festival!
Mid-Autumn Festival is pronounced in Mandarin as Zhōngqiū Jié and Jūng-chāu Jit in Cantonese.
It is written as 中秋节 in simplified Chinese and 中秋節 in traditional Chinese.


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Dr. Anne Folta Fish
Dr. Anne Folta Fish
Dr. Roxanne Vandermause
Dr. Alicia Hutchings
Dr. Nancy Magnuson
Older adults who are hospitalized spend most of their time in bed. Prolonged bed rest and immobility in older adults may result in deconditioning of the muscles, leading to a loss of muscle mass and strength. The loss of muscle mass results in weakness and reduced physiological functioning post-hospital discharge. Immobility is especially problematic in older adults who naturally lose muscle mass and strength due to the aging process. Older adults who experience weakness post-hospital discharge face challenges with mobility. The purpose of this study was to describe the early mobility experiences of adults who are 60 years old and older and had been in the hospital for at least one week due to a medical condition, and then discharged. This focused ethnography study included in-depth interviews and observations of natural movement. Participants were male and female adults who were 60 years and older (n=10), admitted to the hospital for at least one week, and then discharged. The audio-recorded interviews were transcribed, and then analyzed by a team of three researchers. Mobility is Life was identified as the overarching pattern. Two subpatterns and six themes were identified. The first subpattern, The Crushing Assault: Consequences of Immobility, included three themes: Physiological Consequences of Immobility, Changes in Moods and Emotions Resulting from Immobility, and A Change in Identity Resulting from Immobility. The second subpattern, The Rocky Road to Regaining Mobility, included three themes: Physiological Responses to Regaining Mobility, Influence of Attitude on Recovery and Regaining Mobility, and Resources and Strategies to Regaining Mobility. The findings revealed that a loss of mobility post-hospitalization is problematic for older adults who have difficulty with activities of daily living and providing self-care, including personal hygiene. The change in the ability to function is distressing to the older adult, and results in frustration and self-reported depression. The inability to function leads to feelings of uncertainty and a challenging recovery. Regaining mobility is prolonged and difficult for the older adult who must combat weakness and fatigue during recovery. The most successful recovery from immobility includes the use of resources, including a supportive family and healthcare team.
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Moersch, Lila S., "The Experience of Early Mobility after One Week of Hospital-acquired Deconditioning" (2020). Dissertations. 1009.