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With a mouthwatering menu and perfectly paired wines, local restaurant Bistro Aix prepares to host their 1st ever "No Gluten Added" Wine Dinner in conjunction with Gluten-Free Jacksonville on August 31st at 6pm. As a local Natural Foods store, it's wonderful to see such enthusiastic support and awareness for gluten-free foods! We look forward to the continued growth of the gluten-free diet within the Jacksonville community.
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Join us On Wednesday, August 31st for the first ever "No Gluten Added" (NGA) Wine Dinner at Bistro AIX!
As the interest and demand for NGA menu items continue to grow among our Bistro AIX guests, we are very pleased to announce this special dinner, hosted in conjunction with Gluten-Free Jacksonville.
The dinner, held in our beautiful private dining rooms, will include:
Local Grape Tomato & Watermelon Salad, Micro Basil & Parmesan Crisp with Solo Pinot Grigio from Italy.
Local Grilled Fish (to be determined based on the day's catch) with Chanterelles, Local Sweet Corn, Pole Beans & Paprika Butter with CHUCKER (Red Blend), Happy Canyon appellation, California.
Dessert will be a beautiful Banana Pineapple Cake with Vanilla Cream.
Tickets are just $45 (plus tax and gratuity). Dinner begins at 6pm, Wednesday, August 31. Please contact Natalia Lupas, Catering Coordinator at 904-398-1949 or firstname.lastname@example.com for reservations and details.
As a reader of our e-newsletters, you know Bistro AIX has been "Locally-Owned, Sustainably-Sourced & Seasonally-Inspired Since 1999".
Now there's a new, interactive way to see our menu on-line and learn about the sources for our menus.
Via the website RealTimeFarms.com, our menu is linked to our local sources with photos and web links to our specialty artisan purveyors, our local farm growers, and even photos from the Bistro AIX kitchen!
It's important to know the meals you enjoy at Bistro AIX are made with the absolute best ingredients, handled carefully every step of the way. Check out our page and have fun learning about the origin of your favorite dishes!
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- Fruit
- 4 cups of fresh or frozen blueberries
- ½ cup sugar depends on how sweet the berries are
- 2 tblsp. flour
- ¼ cup water
- 1 tblsp. butter
- Topping
- 1½ cups flour
- ½ cup sugar
- 3 tsp. baking powder
- ½ tsp. salt
- 5 tblsp. butter
- 3/4 cup milk
- Fruit: Melt butter in 2 quart baking dish.
- Add fruit, stir in sugar, flour and water.
- Microwave on high for about 3 minutes (stir half way through). You can do this stove top too, but why waste a dish? Cook just until juices are beginning to heat through, flour and sugar are dissolved and evenly distributed. We don't want to cook the fruit, but give it a head start so we can bake cobbler at a higher temp/shorted time and enjoy it sooner!
- Topping: Mix dry ingredients.
- Cut in butter into dry mix until crumbly.
- Add milk and stir just until moistened.
- Drop evenly in spoonfuls over berries.
- Sprinkle with sugar, and a little cinnamon if desired.
- Bake at 425º for about 25 minutes. Topping will be golden brown.
- Serve warm with ice cream!
Terri's Notes
Terri's notes: ~ Have more time and don't want to mess with pre-heating the berries? Just stir flour, sugar and water into berries and dot with butter. Add topping and bake at 350 degrees for about 45 minutes, until top is golden and passes toothpick test.
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The resurrection, and transformation, of leftovers has been a subject of many a blog post. In fact, there is even an event made to celebrate leftovers' many incarnations. I'm all for it. I love the victorious feeling I get when I have triumphed over a sad batch of leftovers and given them a new lease on life, given us a great meal, and avoided waste, all in one fell swoop.
Although I think experience has made me pretty adept in cooking small portions (first for one, then now for two), there are some dishes that just don't lend themselves to being reduced too much. Substantial, slow cooking stews are a prime example, producing tons of leftovers from my little table-for-two. But how do you re-do a stew?
This is one of my favorite ways with leftovers. The type of dish for which I would purposely generate leftovers. A little background: Osso Buco is one of my mother's specialties, that I now make too. When we make it though (Italian purists please do not flog us!), it comes out more like a stew than a braise. Reason being that my brother (who is one of the best people in the world to feed**…hence the inexplicable manner in which we all cook to suit his taste) loves to have extra sauce for his rice. If we get a little overzealous with the sauce/liquid, then we are inevitably left with a surplus.
So here is what I like to do: I take all the leftover Osso Buco, stick it in a ziplock bag, and toss it in the freezer. Then one day, when I am just too tired or busy to cook, I unearth it from its frozen depths, thaw it out and heat it. I then prepare some pasta noodles (preferably a really hefty type, like pappardelle…one of my favorites! If you can find the curly type even better. This is a hearty sauce and does well with an equally hearty noodle). I toss the two together and top with some freshly shaved parmesan.
Depending on what your leftovers were like, you may still have chunks of meat in it. Shred this roughly and include in your sauce. This pasta is redolent with the aromatics of the Osso Buco. It has the backbone of the beef drippings, and the essence of the marrow. Lots of oomph here!
(**My brother has the appetite of a warrior, the gastronomic adventurousness of an explorer, and the words and thoughts of a poet. I am blessed to have him as a brother and a taste tester.)


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- The database version is 10.2 (Oracle Database 10g Release 2); the edition is Enterprise Edition; the database character set is an 8-bit character set; and the national character set is AL16UTF16.
- The PL/SQL compiler optimization level controlled through the plsql_optimize_level initialization parameter is set to 2, and all PL/SQL code is compiled without debug information.
- The session and the environment in which the quiz code executes has enabled output from DBMS_OUTPUT, and can reference only those datatypes, programs and database objects defined in the context of the quiz or are available in a default installation of the Oracle instance.
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When is a table JUST a table? The danger of making assumptions(324)
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I agree on the fact that the term "table" refers to the object that is sitting in a database without any special properties (like temporary tables). It is like object oriented languages. You have the generic term, and you have specific terms that look like the original object but could be implemented and behave in a complete different manner.ReplyDelete
I must admit this is a hard discussion. But if you must specify exactly what you mean in a challenge, then they will become unreadable and are not fun anymore todo.
A Table in DB context for me its evidently a database table (I also do not think it should be necessary to qualify the word "table" in the context of PL/SQL programming).ReplyDelete
A Nested Table is a collection, like associative arrays (formerly called PL/SQL table :-))
The quiz questions are often tricky and there are many possibilities in answers, like all the options may be correct or none of them.ReplyDelete
Considering this situation, it happens sometimes that if you don't correctly interpret the question, you may select wrong choices even if you know the answer and concept behind the question. So it is obvious for any player to take extra precaution and derive different meanings from a question when he/she sees an option matching close to the answer to question. That is what happened here.
I am in total agreement that TABLE means a database table (of course) but PL/SQL TABLEs (associative arrays) are treated much similar to real database tables in some cases like "when referenced element does not exists in an associative array, NO_DATA_FOUND exception is raised".


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Malta continued to face numerous challenges related to immigration in 2011, including xenophobia, poor conditions in detention and open centers, and rioting. Meanwhile, a law legalizing divorce was adopted in July, and the government continued to take steps to address corruption.
After gaining independence from Britain in 1964, Malta joined the Commonwealth and became a republic in 1974. Power has alternated between the pro-Western, center-right Nationalist Party (PN) and the nonaligned, leftist Malta Labour Party (MLP). The PN pursued membership in the European Union (EU), which the country finally achieved in 2004.
Former prime minister and veteran PN leader Edward Fenech Adami was elected president of the republic in 2004. Lawrence Gonzi, the deputy prime minister, took over the premiership.
In the March 2008 elections, Gonzi led the PN to a narrow victory over the Labour Party (PL), the renamed MLP; the PN won 49.3 percent of the vote, while the PL captured 48.9 percent. However, results in the country's 13 multi-member electoral constituencies gave the PL 34 seats and the PN 31, triggering a constitutional provision that allows extra seats to be added to ensure a legislative majority for the party winning the popular vote. The PN consequently received four additional seats. Voter turnout was 93 percent, the lowest the country had seen since 1971.
Former PL leader George Abela was sworn in as president in April 2009. Abela, who was very popular with voters from both parties, was the first president to be nominated by a political party not in power and the first since 1974 to be backed by both sides of the House of Representatives.
Given Malta's central location in the Mediterranean, Malta has received an increasing number of immigrants, refugees, and asylum-seekers over the last decade, mostly from Sub-Saharan Africa, who subsequently settle in the country or proceed to migrate to other EU countries. A 2008 agreement between Italy and Libya succeeded in curbing immigration to the EU, and by 2010, unauthorized immigration to Malta had significantly declined. A 2010 pilot intra-EU Relocation of Refugees from Malta program also helped to reduce the number of immigrants that Malta would need to accept. However, in 2011, immigration to Malta began to increase again due to the armed conflict in Libya.
Incoming refugees and asylum-seekers still face mandatory detention of up to 18 months under Maltese law. In March 2011, the Commissioner for Human Rights of the Council of Europe released a report on the reception of immigrants and asylum seekers in Malta, which concluded that the Maltese policy on forced detention for asylum seekers violates the European Convention of Human Rights. The report also documented inadequate conditions in certain open centers, and reported that a majority of immigrants faced xenophobia and discrimination in housing, employment, and services. Malta's media and political discourse were also criticized for contributing to an atmosphere of hostility and intolerance toward immigrants. Riots occurred at the Safi Detention Centre in May and in August, sparked by limited food supplies and the rejection of asylum applications.
Malta is an electoral democracy. Members of the 69-seat unicameral legislature, the House of Representatives, are elected for five-year terms. Lawmakers elect the president, who also serves for five years. The president names the prime minister, usually the leader of the majority party or coalition.
The ruling PN and opposition PL dominate national politics. The smaller Democratic Alternative party also competes, but is not currently represented in the parliament.
Malta continued to fight corruption with new legislation in 2011. The Permanent Commission Against Corruption Bill was amended in March to allow for the appointment of a special prosecutor and to broaden the definition of corruption. However, an October EU report claimed that Malta has one of the worst "black economies" in the eurozone, and that at least a quarter of Malta's annual gross domestic product is not being reported.
The constitution guarantees freedom of speech and of the press, though incitement to racial hatred is punishable by a jail term of six to eight months. Blasphemy is also illegal, and censorship remains an ongoing issue. There are several daily newspapers and weekly publications in Maltese and English, as well as radio and television stations. Residents also have access to Italian television broadcasts. The government does not restrict internet access.
The constitution establishes Roman Catholicism as the state religion, and the state grants subsidies only to Catholic schools. While the population is overwhelmingly Roman Catholic, small communities of Muslims, Jews, and Protestants are tolerated and respected. There is one Muslim private school. Academic freedom is respected.
The constitution provides for freedoms of assembly and association, and the government generally respects these rights in practice. Nongovernmental organizations investigating human rights issues are able to operate without state interference. The law recognizes the right to form and join trade unions, and limits on the right to strike were eased in 2002. A compulsory arbitration clause in the country's labor law allows the government to force a settlement on striking workers; however, this clause is not often used.
The judiciary is independent, and the rule of law prevails in civil and criminal matters. Prison conditions generally meet international standards, though the Council of Europe's Commission for Human Rights has criticized poor detention conditions for irregular migrants and asylum seekers. Migrant workers are reportedly often exploited and subjected to substandard working conditions.
The constitution prohibits discrimination based on gender. However, women are underrepresented in government, occupying only about 9 percent of seats in the parliament. A law legalizing divorce was adopted in July 2011 and came into effect in October. Violence against women remains a problem. Abortion is strictly prohibited, even in cases of rape or incest. Malta is a source and destination country for human trafficking for the purposes of forced labor and sexual exploitation. While the government created a trafficking coordinator and monitoring board in 2011, the U.S. Trafficking in Persons Report criticized Malta for not meeting the minimum standards for the elimination of human trafficking.


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Erin Andrews is suing.
The ESPN reporter – and former Dancing with the Stars contestant – has filed a $10 million lawsuit stemming from a 2008 incident in which she was videotaped, nude, through the peephole of her Nashville hotel room, Reuters reports.
In the suit, which was originally filed last year, and just refiled to ensure the statute of limitations did not run out, Andrews asks for $6 million from the West End Marriott (plus costs and interests) and another $4 million from Michael Barrett, who plead guilty to stalking her. In 2010, he was sentenced to two and a half years in federal prison.
The suit alleges that the hotel was guilty of negligence for allowing Barrett – who had previously videotaped Andrews in other cities, according to prosecutors – to learn that she was staying at the hotel and book a neighboring room.
The Marriott has not commented on the lawsuit.
Andrews, 33, who placed third on Dancing with the Stars in 2010, said in her suit that the surveillance and the posting of nude images still causes her "great emotional distress and embarrassment."


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NEW HAVEN – Standout track and field athletes Matthew Bieszard and Mike Levine earned all-conference recognition for their performances at the Ivy League Heptagonal Championships at Penn last weekend. Bieszard was named to the All-Ivy Second Team for his second-place finish in the 400-meter dash, while Levine made the First Team for his victory in the discus throw.
Bieszard, a senior and team captain, had a monster day on Saturday. After running a PR in the 400-meter dash in the prelims, he sliced more than a full second off of that time in the finals, pushing Princeton's Second-Team All-American Tom Hopkins to the brink in the process. His new personal-record time of 46.92 moves him into fifth place in Yale's all-time record books.
Bieszard also finished third in the 200-meter dash with a season-best of 21.35 and contributed on the Bulldogs' fifth-place 4x100-meter relay team (41.90) and eighth-place 4x400-meter relay team (3:18.04).
Levine entered the meet as the reigning Ivy League champ in the discus, and will hold onto that title for another year. The junior peaked at an opportune moment, throwing a season-best 53.79m (176'06") to beat out Cornell's Stephen Mozia for the win. He proved that his winning throw was no fluke by topping 53 meters on all three of his valid attempts. Levine's personal best of 54.41m (178'06") ranks him third on Yale's all-time charts.
Levine also took third in the hammer throw (58.11m – 190'08"), behind only Princeton's Olympic Trials qualifier Conor McCullough and Harvard's Ben Glauser. He was Yale's top individual points-scorer on the weekend with 16. Bieszard was a close second with 14, plus two as a member of the 4x100-meter relay team.
With Heps behind them, Bieszard, Levine, and the rest of the Bulldogs turn their eyes to the IC4A Championships this weekend. Bieszard has qualified in the same four events he ran at Heps, and Levine will throw the discus and hammer again.
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Labour leader Ed Miliband is to call for an end to UK tax havens as part of his drive for a fairer society, party sources have said.
Mr Miliband will demand UK residents with money abroad are required to pay tax and are no longer allowed to stash large sums in foreign accounts where they can go unnoticed by the Revenue and Customs.
He is expected to demand the closure of loopholes within existing legislation which allow British resident taxpayers to hide money in offshore accounts based in places like the Channel Islands and Isle of Man.
Under current rules, incomes can remain hidden behind front companies and trusts which mean the tax man never has to know those really involved.
The Labour leader also wants to stop anyone from avoiding tax by investing in complex financial products, rather than in simple bank accounts, which allows them not declare certain information.
A party source said: "In these tough times, when unfair choices are being imposed on people - like cuts to tax credits, or changes to child benefit, everything needs to be done to ensure those that owe tax pay their fair share.
"This is part of what Ed Miliband meant when he said on Tuesday that Labour can still make Britain a fairer place, even when there is less money around."
Mr Miliband wants the Government to clamp down on tax havens in the Channel Islands and also raise the issue at EU-level as part of an effort to save the Treasury billions of pounds a year.
The source added: "We would start with diplomacy, as that is what has worked in the past.
"And if they won't comply voluntarily the Government should repeat the tough stance the last Labour Government took with them - threatening to put them on the (OECD) blacklist if they remain uncooperative, which would discourage investors into these tax havens."


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The Big Green Egg is truly the "World's Best Smoker & Grill." The Green Egg's unique design as a ceramic kamado produces some the best barbecue I've ever had.
But it also requires unique tools: Green Egg accessories, also known as "EGGcessories" to all you EGGheads out there 🙂
If you're in the Minneapolis/St. Paul or Rochester area, swing in to one of our 7 appliance stores.
Otherwise, buy over $50 of any accessories, and we'll ship for free within the contiguous U.S.!
Here are the must-have Big Green Egg accessories:
Plate setter
On a gas grill, you create indirect heat by only lighting the burners adjacent to your food. For indirect heat or Big Green Egg pizza and baked items (seriously tasty!), you'll need a plate setter. Legs up, the plate setter sits under the grid for low and slow convection oven-like cooking. Legs down, the plate setter allows multiple levels of cooking and a surface for the baking stone. Because it's ceramic (like the grill itself and the baking stone), we can't ship the plate setter UPS. Locals only, sorry 🙁
Big Green Egg cover
Even heavier than the massive ceramic grill is the Big Green Egg's price. So protect your investment with a cover. Made of heavy-duty material, the Big Green Egg Cover also vents moisture to prevent bacterial growth.
Ash Tool
A Big Green Egg Ash Tool is used to remove the ash that collects at the bottom of the Egg. Using the bar at the end of the Ash Tool, you simply pull the ash out of the Stainless Steel Draft Door into a fireproof receptacle that can be easily emptied. The Ash Tool also works as a rake to stir up the old charcoal and incorporate in fresh charcoal.
Grill Gripper
The Big Green Egg Grill Gripper is used to easily and safely remove the cooking grid from the Green Egg, even when it is hot. Or you can try picking it up yourself, and learn the hard way…
Fire Starter
Bury a couple Big Green Egg Fire Starters cubes into your charcoal for easy lighting of the natural wood charcoal without a chemical taste. Fire Starters are made from sawdust and paraffin.
Natural Charcoal
Because the Big Green Egg's ceramic technology holds heat so well, it uses a very small amount of charcoal. This 20-lb bag of Big Green Egg natural charcoal will last about four to six months, even if you use your Egg several times per week! You'll be able to reuse about 80% of the charcoal each time you grill.
Also, the natural charcoal is made from a selection of 100% hardwoods. It burns hotter and cleaner and lights faster and easier than briquettes. The amount of ash produced is a fraction of what briquettes produce, which means less frequent ash removal is required.


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thulium, Thule
Thulium, element 69, is yet another example of an element named after someplace in Scandinavia, or in this case, Scandinavia itself. The element was discovered in 1879 by Swedish chemist Per Teodor Cleve, who dubbed it thulium, after his native land; from the 12 September 1879 issue of Chemical News and Journal of Physical Science:
For the radical of the oxide placed between ytterbia and erbia [...] I propose the name of Thullium [sic], derived from Thulé, the ancient name of Scandinavia.1
The name Thule, is an ancient name referring to a land to the distant north. In English, the name appears as early as c.888 and King Alfred's translation of Boethius's Consolation of Philosophy:
Oð ðæt iland þe we hatað Tyle, þ[æt] is on þa norðwestende þisses middaneardes, þær ne bið nawþer ne on sumera niht, ne on wintra dæg.
(About the island that we call Thule, it is in the northwest of this middle-earth, where there is neither night in summer, nor day in winter.)2
Exactly what modern land corresponds to the Anglo-Saxon Thule, is unknown. It could have referred to the Shetland Islands, Iceland, or somewhere in Norway. In any case, the term came to mean a land to the far north.
1Oxford English Dictionary, thulium, 2nd Edition, 1989, Oxford University Press, accessed 24 October 2009, http://dictionary.oed.com/cgi/entry/50252117.
2Oxford English Dictionary, Thule, 2nd Edition, 1989, Oxford University Press, accessed 24 October 2009, http://dictionary.oed.com/cgi/entry/50252112.
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the carolina watchman pol xiii third series salisbury n c august 10 1882 no 43 the carolina watchman established ix the year 1832 price 11.50 in advance ll w celebrated ij \ hobtettcr's stomach bitters extirpates avsdepsia with greater certainty and nromptitude than any known remedy ami is a most genial invigorant ai>i>itizer and j to secretion these are not empty -, as thousands of our countrymen qi 11 who have experienced its effects are aware but are backed up by irre ... proofs the bitters also give a healthful btimulus to the urinary organs 1'ur suit bv ull druggists ami dealers generally 29:1 y w ... . vv'm.c co art s ■••;•'. a home company seeking home patronage qtrnnnr prnnmt rp]i rj ilp t.ih?ral f imidiiu riuiiijjij nuiiuuiu iiiuuhli itten m i )•>•. pilings imiurns pu able < die half ea h and l>al j allik snovr a?t pol1j k al ukyoll t 25 studcbaker wagons 23 webster wagons 10 tennessee wagons 8 isissen pattern vaguns 1 eureka s mutter powder fuse belting and axle gkeese ror sale at r b crawford & co 1,000 flxe handles b the dead ! £ !: i mof : ; 3 tomes geeat reduction ix the pricks of harblemc and grave-stones of every description ly invite the public generally 1 tion of in v stock and work 1 ting that my past , : ; : ~: class woi kmeu in i modem styles and ip is equal to any of co intry 1 do not say erior o all others l ible v til not exaggerate iu or my endeavor is ve each eustomei the val : it they leave with me prices 35 to 30 per cent cheaper red in this town before d for pi ice list and de uarant'd r no charge , * " e erection ol marble is the last work : ' <■! u inch w v pay to the memory ■'' departed friends john s hutciiinson salisbury x 0 nov 1 881 errors of youth a '^ ■■• i-i max who suti red for ye ira from ' ; '' - 1 ebii ! : v llematcke decay i iiulipcrt tion vv i : 1 tiing i inanity send fre to ■; -.' rec f ami dire lion for . ■v hit li he w;is in pi 6l l.j he ad a 1 do so by iiridressingin john 15 kiden ' - !- st new york platform 1 we congratulate the people of north car olina on the era of peace prosperity and good government which has beenun broken since the incoming of a democratic state adminis tration upon the pure and impartial admin istration of justice and the honest enforce ! ment of the laws upon the efficiency of oar common school system and great advance made in education and the general im provement nnd enterprise manifested in ev ery part of the state and we pledge our j belves to exert all efforts to advance the ' material interests of au sections of the state in the future as we have done in the pn»t and we challenge a comparison between a deim cratic administration of onr state af fairs and the crimes outrages and scandals that accompanied republican misrule af | finning our adherence to democratic prin ; eiples a defined in the platform adopted by the national democratic convention held at ( incinnati in 1880 : resolved that we regard a free and fair expression of the public will at the ballot box n<tli only sure means of preserving our fiee american institutions and we de nounce the republican party and the inter | fcrencc of its federal officials for their gross frauds upon the elective franchise whereby i whole districts states and the union have been deprived of their just political rights and we believe the corrupt and corrupting use of federal patronage and of public money drawn by taxation from the people in influencing and controlling lections to lie dangerous to the liberties of the state and the union resolved that we are in favor of the en tire abolition of the internal revenue sys tem with its attendant corruptions and that we denounce the present tariff laws as grossly unequal unjust and vicious we favor such a revision of the tariff as will produce a revenue sufficient for tbe econom ical support of the government with such incidental protection as will give to domes tic manufactures h fair competition with thus of foceign production that there should be an immediate repeal of all laws imposing a direct tax for the support of tin government of the united states but if it should prove impracticable to abolish the internal revenue system with all its at tending demoralization fraud and corrup tion then we urge upon our senators and i presentatives in congress the importance of so amending the law that the revenue nffici rs whonow receive in salaries in north carolina alone more than 500,000 shall be elected by the people of the localities to which t hey are assigned lickulied that the course of the demo cratic party since its accession to power in north carolina in furtherance of popular i education is a sufficient guaranty that we earnestly favor the education of all classes of our people and that we will advocate any legislation lookiugjto an increase of the fund for that purpose that will not materially ; increase the present burdens of our people reifohed that the question of prohibi tion is not now and never has been a par ty question in north carolina and never been endorsed by t ho democratic party and the people of the state at the general election in the year 1881 having by an overwhelming majority voted against pro ; hibition and the supreme court having 1 decided that the prohibition act is not and never has been a law we regard the matter i as finally settled and any attempt to re new the agitation is merely a weak effort ■of designing persons to divert the minds of the people from the dangerous principles and corrupt practices of the republican party resolved that while we are not wedded to any particular form of county govern ment we recognize the fact that a large part of the taxes of the state are paid for the common benefit by the white people of i onr eastern counties and that we consider < it the bonnden duty of the white men of the state to protect these people from the oppressive domination of ignorant blacks and pledge ourselves to such legislature as will secure * his end and whereas it is seriously suggested thai vigorous effort will soon be made to compel the state by judicial proceedings to pay 1 he fraudulent and unlawful special tax bonds amounting to 22,000,000 issued under legislation passed by tho republican legislature 1868 and 1s69 therefore itemized further that the democratic part will resist such recovery and the payment of such bonds by every lawful means the above resolutions were read seriatim i and on motion were adopted as a whole as the platform of the democratic party of n01 th carolina i motion of mr furman the following resolul ion was adopted : rewired that the present faithful and efficient state executive committee of the democratic party with col oct coke as chairman bo and is hereby continued as the executive committee of the party thanking them for the untiring zeal and i triumphant results of their past services hon a s mcrrimon being called on de livered an address of marked ability the synopsis of which we regret we cannot print in this issue on his conclusion mr paul b means moved that the thanks of the convention be t ndered to judge mcrrimon by a rising vote for his able masterly eloquent and instructive address which motion being carried all the members of the convention rose to their feet with a shout of applause a compliment as handsome as it was deserv ed j y reid ofrockingham being called on made some handsome and eloquent re marks remarks were also made by hon jos .!. davis capt swift galloway of greene capt c m cooke of franklin andrew joyner of pitt f g skinner of pcrquimans j m gudger of yancey and w foster french of uobeson and after the conclusion of his speech mr it m fur man moved to adjourn — m <■**>— • in the 2d congressional district conven j tion o'hara colored was nominated by the assemblage and hubbs present incumbent by the chairman both will run a washington letter to the greensboro i patriot says gen leach is to be the libe ! ral " candidate for congress in the fifth dis trict was the gen nominate by the wire workers at the capitol or does he nominate i himself the people of the district ought i to know by what authority their candidates an in t he field ' ' ■a large number of building lots are i offered forsalein ashevilleand waynesville there are 90 lots to be sold at public auc tion at waynesville on the 7th of august j3 yellow lever is again exciting fears — at new orleans and elsewhere along our southern soalxiard its prevalence in the west ndics is the exciting cause what became of her there wns great commotion in foxville when old parson fox died it was not only because lie was the pioneer of tlie place having come there when the woods were one primeval mass of green and himself having erected the old stone par sonage around which the thriving village had grown up with almost incredible ra pidity it was not i hat he had preached the gospel to them for forty years it was not that his footsteps had been instant on every threshold where sickness came or sorrow brooded all this had been received as a matter of coarse and forgotten as soon as the necessities were past but it was because foxville curiosity was on the qui rive about joanna his grandchild the si>le remaining blossom on the gnarled old family tree who was left quite unprovid ed for i declare to goodness said mrs em moi)8 i don't know what is to bcomu of that girl !' she hain't no faculty said sabine sexton the village dressmaker ; and never had books possessed no charm to her signed miss dodge who taught the foxville district school she always cried over her parsing and rhetoric and i never could make her understand cube root !' there's no denyin that the old minis ter was as near a saint as we often see in in this world said mrs luke lockedge i piously hut he oughtn't t let joanna run loose in the woods and melds the way he did why i don't s'pose she ever made a shin or cried a batch o 1 fritters in her life it is true said miss dodge peering inquisitively up under her spectacle glasses that she is engaged to your si mon mrs lockedge v mrs loekedge closed her mouth shook her head and knitted away until hernced ' les shone like forked lightening simon's like all other young men miss | dodge said she took by a pretty face ! and a pair o bright eyes and they set on the same bench at school and as long as we s posed parson fox had left | property why there was no objection i jut there wasn't nothing — not even a life insurance so i've talked to simon and made him hear reason there can't no body live on air !' ut that's rnther hard on joanna ain't it f said mrs euimons with a little sym ! pathetic wheeze iteason is reason !' mrs lockedge an | swered my simon will have property | and the girl he marries must have sum thin to match it . so thai joanna fox sitting listlessly in her black dress by the window where j the sceni of june honeysuckles floated i sweetly in anil trying to realize that she was alone in the world had divers and sundry visitors that day the first was simon loekedge looking as if his errand were somehow connected with grand lar ceny joanna started up her wan face bright ening she was only sixteen — a browu ' haired brown-eyed gill with a solemn red mouth and a round white throat banded with black velvet oil simon she cried i knew you would come when you heard ' simon loekedge wiiggled uneasily in to a seat instead of advancing to clasp ik r outstretched hand yes said lie of course its very sail joanna and i'm awfully sorry for you but ' joanna stood still her face hardening into a cold white mask her hands falling to her side yes said she you were saying ' it's mother !' guiltily confessed simon a fellow can't go against his own moth er you know she says it's nonsense our engagement and we shouldn't have any ; thing to live on ! and so with a final twist we'd better consider it all over that's the sense of the matter now ain't i it joanna v she did not answer tin awfully sorry stuttered simon | i always set a deal of store by you jo anna did yon she said bitterly one would scarcely have thought it and you know joanna he added awkwardly mindful of his mother's drill when poverty comes in at the door love '. hies out at the window !' joanna smiled scornfully i seems said she that love does not always wait for that and she turned and walked like a young queen into the adjoining depart ment ; while simon slinking out of the door like a detected burglar muttered to himself it's the hardest job of work that ever i did in my life splitting stumps is nothing to it but mother says it must be done — and mother rules the roost in our house !' nerf came mrs emruons joanna said she i'm deeply grieved j at this ere afflction that's befell you !' thank you mrs einmons !' said the girl mechanically i've come to ask you about your plans added the plump widow because if you have no other intentions i'll be glad to have you help me with the housework i'm goiu to have a house full o summer boarders and there'll be 1 deal more work than me and elviry can manage of course you won't expect no pay but a good home is what you need most ai.d ' stop a minute said joanna am i to understand that you expect me to as sume the position and duties of a servant without a servant's wages v you'll be a member of the family said mrs emmons and you'll set at the same table with me ami elviry and i am much obliged to you said joan na but i must decline your kind offer and mrs emmons departed in right eons wrath declaring her conviction that pride was certain sooner or later to have a fall i have plenty of friend said joanna courageously or rather dear grandpapa had i aiii sure to be provided for but squire burton looked harder than llint when the orphan came t him something to do miss fox f said he well that's the very problem of the a»e — woman's work yon know ; and i ain't smart enough to solve it copying no our firm doesn't need that sort of work do i know of any one that does n-no i can't say i do ; but if i should hear of an opening i'll be sure to let you know ahem !— i'm a little busy this morning miss fox ; sorry i can't devote mors time to you john tie door good-morning my dear miss fex ! i assure you you have mine and mrs barton's prayer in : this sad visitation of an inscrutable prov idence old miss gringe who had fifty thou sand dollars at interest and who had al ways declared she loved dear joanna fox like a daughter sent down word that she wasn't wvs well and couldn't see com pany dr wentworth in visiting whose in valid daughter poor old parson fox had contracted the ilness which carried him to his grave was brusque and short lie was sorry for miss joanna of course ; but he didn't know of any way in which she could be useful he understood there was a kid-glove factory to be opened on walling river soon no doubt mis.s fox could get a place there ; or there would be no objection to j her going out to domestic service there was a great deal of false sentiment on this subject and he thought ' j but joanna without waiting for the re sult of his cogitations excused herself she would detain him no longer she said and she went away with flaming checks and ; resolutely repressed tears . whi/11 sho ot home she found one of the ' trustees of the church awaiting her he djdu't w isli to hurry her lie said but the new clergyman didn't want to live in such a ruinous old place and it was theircalcu ; lation as the parsonage was mortgaged much beyond its real vane to self it out ! and buy a new frame house near the depot i with all the modern conveniences for the use of the rev silas spcakwell ami to be turned out of my home said joanna indignantly deacon blydenbnrg hemmed and hawed he didn't want to hurt no one's feelings j but as to her home it was well known that j to all intents and purposes the old place i had long ago passed out of parson fox's i ownership ; and they were willing to i accord her any reasonable length of time to i pack up and take leave of her friends — say i a week so joanna who could think of no re 1 maining friend but her old governess who ' had long ago gone to new york to light the great world for hersilf weat down to the city and appealed to miss woodin in her extremity ; and miss woodin cried over her and kissed her and caressed her like an old maiden aunt what am i to do v sai:l poor pale joan [ na i can't starve i 1 there's no necessity for any one starving i in this great busy world said miss woodin cheerfully all one wants is faculty joanna shrank a little from the hard ' stereotyped word which she had so often ; heard from the lips mrs emmons miss ' sabina sexton and that sisterhood 13ut how do you live v said she do yon see that thing there in the cor ner v said miss woodin yes answered joanna is it a sewing machine ?' it's a type writer announced miss woodin and i earn my living on it but what do you write 1 said joanna anything i can get said miss woodin and thus in the heart of the great wil derness of new york joanna fox commen ced her prilgrimage of toil first the type writer then promoted to a compiler's desk in the fashion depart ment of a prominent weekly journal ; then by means of a striking original sketch slipped into the letter box of the ladies weekly with fear and trembling to a place nothe contributors list then gradually ris ing to the rank of a spirited young novelist until our village damsel had her pretty flat furnished like a minerature palace with miss woodin and her type writer snugly installed in one corner , because i owe everything to her said the young authores gratefully and one day glancing over the exchanges in the sanctum of the ladies weekly to whose columns she still contributed she came across a copy of the foxville ga zette hester she said hurrying home to miss woodin the parsonage is to be sold at auction to-morrow and i mean to go up ' and buy it for ! am sure quite sure that i could write better there than anywhere else in the world miss woodin agreed with joanna miss woodin believed most firmly in whatever joanna believed in her loving eyes the young writer was always right so joanna fox and miss woodin dress ed in black and closely veiled went up to foxville to attend the auction sale even body was there they didn't have an auction sale at foxville every day in the week squire barton was there with a vague 1 idea of purchasing the old place for a pub lic garden it would hu attractive said the squire these open air concert-gardens are making no end of money in the cities i don't see why the germans need pocket all the mon ey that there is going mrs emmons came because everybody else diil miss dodge who had saved a little money thought that if the place went cheap she woud pay down a part and give a mortgage for the remainder and my sister could keep boarders she considered and i could always have a home there 1 but simon loekedge was most determin ed of all to have the old parsonage for his i own t could fix it up 1 he said to himself and live there real comfortable it's a dreadful ! pretty location and i'm bound to have it j ; especially since mother's investments have turned out bad and we've got to sell the old farm nothing hasn't gone right with us since i broke off wiih the old parson's 1 granddaughter it was'nt quite the square thing to do but there seemed no other i way but let mother say what she will it brought bad luck to us and rustic crowd surged in and out and the auctioneer mounted to the platform on an old kitchen table and the bidding be gan at five hundred dollars and hung fire 1 for some time six i 1 said cautious simon loekedge at last j seven !' piped miss dodge faintly eight said simon resolutely a thousand ! uttered the voice of a quiet veiled lady in the corner tain'tworth that 1 said the squire sot-to roee all run down — fences gone to noth ing 1 but simon loekedge wanted it very much e — le — ven hundred i 1 said he slowly and unwillingly fifteen hundred i 1 spoke the soft voice decidedly fifteen liunili<<l !' bawled the anction eer i'm offered fifteen hundred dollars for this very desirable property fifteen hun dred—fifteen—teen—teen fifteen hundred : once fifteen hundred twice fifteen hun dred three times and gone what name ' ma'am if you please v and the lady throwing aside her veil answered calmly : joanna fox !' the old parsonage was rebuilt and stud ded with little bay windows and mediseval porches laurels and rhododendrons were set out in the grounds the little brook was bridged over with rustic cedar wood and joanna fox and miss woodin came there to live in modest comfort but mrs lockekge and her son simon moved out of foxville when the mortgage on their old place was foreclosed and tho places that had known them once knew them no more and mrs emmons said : she's done real well joanna has 1 al ways knew there was something in her and mrs wentworth and the misses barton tried desperately to become inti mate with the young authoress but with out avail for there is nothing in nil the wide world so successful as success and it is a fetish which has many worshippers hki.lkx forrest graves scraps the yellow tever is at matamoras there have been eight deaths out of 30ca3esand the disease is 1 s reading the malady has also broken out in browhsvllie texas twenty-one cast-sol sun strofce in new york last saturday a great pub : lie meeting in egypt declared in favor ol supporting mvbi pasha f i he liue.iive has forbidden such aid ■and comfort but is without power ourpubuc flebtwas reduced 14,000,000 lust month heck ' er'3 flouring mill has been destroyed by fire loss nearly 81 ouo.000 mostlj covered by insurance : the president has vetoed tbe river and harbor wu the distinguished russian general shobeleff was'kllled in a drunken brawl demotratics in i washington are couating on a democratic house in ' thenext congress the party was never in better i splrk thlsstate thus early in the canvass than ! *' \; u tj j e wilmington star say 8 north carolina i is more ably represented m the senate than any state in the union wlnnesotas wheat crop is i kobe aboil if million bushels the green backers are stronger in newbern that anywhere sae totwa state senator hill's condition s • : nnnelrss death may^mevery soon popham i one of mahone-8 pets a pink or i hat si ripe lncr two offices bui not making money fast enough riod f rl ■v a ml was snapped up forlt officers 1 utchariotte were searchlngfor a white m^med sheppered yesterday accused of as-auit n a n - growoman venor predlcte cool mots feather for vusrast ... a belgian stole money and fled to ' ■canadf and s,m back a canada lawy r to airange ; the m itteron paying back part of the money but ; \ the belgians popped him into prteonasanaccem - niice the london times foreshadows n.o«sn i opposition to the port's proposed army m [' ' • 10 aid in restoring order unless under english 1 on i trol sine is the latest remedj for acute rheuinattsm may drink cold water and lemonade 1 — ■an exchange makes the assertion that ' the man who buys his way to cengress ' will sell his vote after he gets there an exchange asks why should arthur strain at the river and harbor gnat after swallowing the pension camel ' alabama lead off in the elections this 1 year it votes on the 7th of august i i kentucky votes for minor state officers 1 the same day arkansas votes on septem ber 4th vermont on the 5th and maine , on the 11th on august 3d tennessee elects county officers and votes on the 1 question pf a call of ii state convention to amend the constitution iron ami steel the trade revolutionized steel phth in three hours from crude ore iron known from remotest antiquitv has received ti its utility more study and been the subject nf more patents than any other known snlistance iron tho the most common is the most difficnlt of all metals to obtain ; n a state tit for use the discovery of the method of first woi k ing it seems to have been posterior to the use of gold silver or copper it i cer tain that it was prepared in ancient eg l at a very remote epoch our space will not permit us to recapitulate the various inventions and improvements in its man ufacture steel was made by n process called cementation which briefly consists in filling a proper furnace with alternate strata of bars of the purest-malleable iron and powdered charcoal : atmospheric iir was carefully excluded from the boxes and the whole kept for some days at a red heat tims carbon penetrated the iron the texture of which originally fib rous became granular and its surface acquired a blistered character blistered steel rolled or beaten down into bars forms shear steel :" if melted cast into ingots and again rolled out into bars it forms east steel as with irpu so with steel within the past lour years rapid strides have been made and important discoveries recorded in its manufacture to lessen the cost and improve its texture and quality up to this date bessemer had no doubt made the most important discovery and steel bearing his name is now a common article of commerce not until this year however was the inven tion perfected which must at one stride completely revolutionize the iron and steel trade this truly wonderful inven tion by which iron or steel can be made direct from the ore in the incredible time of one hour is own by the xoilth state mining company whose offices are at 52 broadway new york the credit of the invention is due to mr win v chipnmn i who may be justly proud of having creat ed a system of manufacture at oncu new simple and effective au invention which in a few years will make his name heard to the remotest pait.s of the civilized globe the north stare milling company is founded on immense beds of magnetic iron ore of great extent richness and un excelled purity being free from sulphur phosphorus and titanic acid averugiug over 50 per cent metalie iron special furnaces are building for the manufacture of steel direct from the ore by the-new process owned by this com pany astonishing as these statements may seem they are now ac led tacts and it is but a question ol 11 • w weeks before the products of the furnaces will be 011 the market the slajj coming from these patent fin . is eni irely and chemically free fh 1 ■11 tul being as light and porous as pi 1 . hns 11 eon 1 sideiai.te tavlii :- i i rs not our intention to enter il length inl the de tail of manufacture undei this ivalnable process ; suffice it to s«j thai > tuples of steel made by thi roci ave been shown to and examined by a number ol eminent metallurgists who while at first denying thai the result could be accom plished by tin means adopted now ac knowledge their error and admit the suc cess of the invention : by this process the finest kinds ot cutlery steel have been made direct from the ore in one hour thus we claim hat the most important discovery of the age is thai owned by the north state mining company a discov ery which as we before stilted must revolutionize the iron and steel trade and enable america not only to compete with england but actually to ship steel into england ami europe at a handsome profit there can lie no doubl that the stork of the north state mining company will become one of the invaluable invest ments of the day fully repaying those who have had eon tidence iu their state ments iind promises we admit we were among the most skeptical openly laugh ing at their apparently incredible state ments hut we have seen the manufac ture seen the product seen steel made from crude ore in less than two hours ; seen the bloom returned to the furnace and in less than three hours become mar ketable steel we admit our iuciedibili ' tv and our convesion into warm believers j in what we have seen actually accom 1 plished steel made from ore in less than two hours by one heat the colored vote of the state will not be taken into serious consideration by the i republican politicians who arc convinced ' that the colored brother 1 always votes the ; straight ticket 1 but there is some proba , bility that a largo number of colored voters ! will mark out and pursue a course of ac tion for themselves and that too mainly because they are not taken into considera tion'by the professionals they will re ! ceive just as much by voting to suit them ! selves as they v.ill by voting for tin ticket mapped out by a 15 cornell and me teo 1 their leaders arc not consulted in anything even the smallest piece of consideration i they are told no you people want too j much if this be thecas'i if they get not h 1 ins as a voluntary offering and less when they prefer a claim what have they to train and what to lose by the triumph or ' defeat of the republican machine v - york globe a the population of n'ew york is stima ted by the times al 1,300,000 of this nnmbi r 500,000 are supposed to be cath olic population brooklyn is estimated to have 590,000 population and 200,00(1 catholics including men women nnd children the episcopalian is next : in new yoik 25,275 in brooklyn 11,312 presbyterian next : in new york 21,580 brooklyn 11,631 methodist fourth in new york 51,590 brooklyu 11,036 baptist fifth nc york rj.'h brook lyu 10,861 aboard fi • • pa log whi li had 1 lain on the ground for one hundred ] cars was foand to be sou ic of a good polish , one of the murderers of i r ] cavendish has be n arrcsti d in vi n .■■;. la several hundred colored p?op"e g samaritans from sa!isbnry and statesville visited asheville on saturday last t!lc l ' thy thus appreciatively refers to senator vance senator vance nf tforth carolina frequently illustrates hu speeches with anecdotes or rather para bles which he relates in i manner that sel dom fails to l>iitiu down the honsc no mat ter how much the majority may disagree with him politically speaking not long ago against a bill rhich he considered penny wise but pound foolish he said it reminded him of a kind old man whe live at the top of a hill in north carolina or.e lay a wagoner came l>y and unluckily got his team stalled at the foot of the hill to the old man's house he went asking the loan ot i pair of mules ami a fifth chain to help him up the hill said the kind old man my friend i have noi got a pair of males or a fifth chain to save your life but 1 am always anxions to help a man in distress i can lend you the best fiddle you ever drew a l>iw across foh in boys lc1 no boy think lie u to be made n g nth man by tin clothes he wears the horses he rides the t iik he car ries the dou that trot9 after him the house he lives in or tho money he spends not one of all these tiling do il ; and yet everj boy may be n g ntleman he may wear an old hat cheap clothes live in n poor houfc and spend but little money rut how : i'v being true manly and honorable keeping himself ne?t and respectable by being civil and courteous b respecting himself and others and finally and above all 1>j fearing cod and keeping liis command ments — parish visitor rome in ions old customs are still ob served in london on good friday 15y \ the will of peter syrnonds made in tlu year 1568 m\ty of the youngest boys in in i si's hospital 1 ccc ivc nfter divine ser vice on good friday morning in allhal lowa church lombard street a new pen ny and a hay of raisins on april tth of tin year after a serin ■1 1 l>y the preben dary the requirements of the will were for the 2&)th time carried out at st bartholomew's the great west smith tiidd twenty-one willows visited an an cient tomb in the churchyard and each picked up a new sixpence though tho name of the benefactress has been lost the gitl has lieen oliv.iwd every hood friday morning foi the las foar hundred years trustee's sale of valuable golfl minmc property i liv virtue of a m trtgagc i cd i xecuted by josiah cope president of the bullion 1 gold mining company to i m taylor ii ii haines and ii a menough dated april 21st 18s land registered in book 59 p 139 of the office f the register of deeds of rowan county and upon which default has been made imd the said parties of the se cond part having assigned i heir interest in said morrgage deed to m e kirk fora valuable consideration | « ho reqnircs a fore closure of same we will sell at public auc tion at the court house in salisbury on monday kei i>:iy of sept september next the land and machinery and all property and fixtures on the 1 land belonging to the bullion mining com pany said lands adjoining the lands of ! lena miller rimer mine und others eon ng 1 ■•. elve acres more or ic s terms of sale ' a-h i m taylor ii ii haines ii a menougii augusi 3d i 42:1m state of north carolina as administrator of the estate of robr g a love deceased i will offer for gale i in the tow n of \\ aj nesville at public auc tion on the firs monday in august next ! that is the seventh day of august a i ' 1882 the following described town proper ty : seventy 70 regular shaped one-half 1 eighteen !- irregular shaped lots averaging one-half \\ acre each all lying in the northern end of waynesville and contiguous to tin new ■housi square and the depot of tho western n (.'. k r terms of sale sis month credit with note and good security title retain ed nfitil purchase monei is paid title guaranteed ■■- can e distinguished by stakes now n which mark the lots and btrc ' lo ation can !»• serf .,. || lvwooil courl house on and after i ho t m el love ad'mr of / li g a love dkc'd \ 1 y barber a i jnnc 28th 1883 39:lra . j^k sale of valuable s town property i on moml :■. ihe uli day ol r next i r th ( ourt house door in salisbury i wilj that ■. . ■; •:. propi r . kni»w n a i tho situated on main street in the town <■: i s.m k : the purchas ■er will pay one third of the piuc|ia»c money l , .,, . . and he will have a credit if ihree and i months for other two thirds with jpterc&t from , date of sale at 8 per gent biddings will be opened at 1,479 50 • title reserved until all the purchase money . i 3 paid john s henderson julv i 1 42:1m com
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Q: Dear Leanne,
I have a question about matching nightstands. We just purchased a beautiful sleigh bed for our master bedroom. We were not enamoured with the stands that went with the suite. Originally we thought we would pick up two nightstands from a different collection, but I would love to try a creative unmatched look where each stand is different. I have second guessed every choice so far and realize I am not sure how to go about making this work. Help, please.
A: What you have described is the charming eclectic look — a combination of carefully chosen objects that are intriguing to look at, yet not overdone. This look highlights designers' creativity and its hallmark is a casual kind of balance. However, although it may not look like it, this design style does follow the same principles as a structured/matched design, specifically the principles of function and balance.
Regardless of what design you choose, you always want to ensure you have a highly functioning room. To find the "right" nightstands, you need to know what you are looking for. Do you plan to read in bed? Will the stand house a lamp, phone or alarm clock? Determine the height you need to easily access these items by first figuring out the height of the bed with the mattress and bedding intact.
Finally, lie on the bed to determine the optimum height for the stands. Also consider whether you require the stands to provide storage. If so, do you prefer doors, drawers or an open shelf?
Once you are armed with the parameters of the stands you can implement your eclectic design plan. This is where room balance — of items in context with other items — comes into play. When parts interrelate harmoniously, you've achieved asymmetrical balance.
Look for a common point to tie the stands and bed together. For example, if your bed is a sleek art deco sleigh in dark wood, consider a mirrored nightstand with doors or drawers on one side and a chrome and glass night stand with an open shelf on the other. Chrome, glass and mirror are all compatible elements for this design period.
Balance now needs to come into play with size, scale and visual weight. Mirror and glass are both visually light, but the glass and chrome will seem more or less significant depending on what you place in the shelf, thus affecting the visual balance. If you are new to this design style, try to change only one or two elements and match others. For example, change the nightstands but use similar lamps. If you are more adventurous, you can have differing stands, lamps and wall decor. Finally, step back and use the squint test to determine if the room feels balanced or heavier on one side. Then decide whether you prefer to add or delete items that enhance the overall balance.
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"My earliest memories were of being on the interstates and seeing all the 'golden era' big rigs on the road. The trucks were so unique. Each one was different from the next and seemed to take on an identity of power and freedom." –Robb Mariani, designer, artist and self-styled "fanatical" truck expert
Let's get the New Year started off with a bang, shall we? Not to mention with a whole lot of fun, too!
In about a month here, you're going to see Robb Mariani (at left), a designer, artist and self-styled "fanatical" truck expert, on the "Speed" cable television channel hosting a new program called American Trucker, which is dedicated to showcasing "iconic trucks" that made the trucking business famous.
American Trucker hits the airwaves Thursday, February 24th with two 30-minute episodes running back-to-back at 10 p.m. and 10:30 p.m. eastern time.
Produced by BCII Productions (which brought programs such as Overhaulin' and Hot Rod TV to the small screen), American Trucker from the clips I've seen so far sure looks to offer an awful lot of sharp iron and interesting plot lines.
What's nice is that Mariani himself seems genuinely enthused about the world of trucking and you just can't help but get swept along by his high-octane hosting style – just check out the clip below to see what I mean.
Mariani – a native of Wisconsin – said he came by his passion for big rigs in traditional fashion, after numerous family trips spent on the highway in a motor home from the 1960s through the 1980s. "The trucks [we saw] were so unique. Each one was different from the next and seemed to take on an identity of power and freedom," he explained in the background material on this new TV program. "Each truck driver I would see was like seeing a super hero – their rig was their 'super power.'"
At the same time, Mariani's artistic skills shifted into overdrive as well, culminating in a passion for big rig scale models. "I would work for my Grandma, saving newspapers and aluminum cans from her tavern, mowing lawns, painting garages, whatever I could in order to finance big rig model kits," he said. "Kenworths, Peterbilts, Freightliners, Internationals, Macks – I had my own fleet and could see myself driving them all over the nation."
He related that he worked for a time during his school years as a loader at a local trucking company to make ends meet. "I got taught to drive the rigs in order to hook up the tractors to the correct trailers for loading," Mariani recalled. "The first truck I ever drove was a 1975 Mack Cruiseliner with a 300 hp Maxidyne [engine] and a 5 speed [transmission]. I thought I was cool in that cabover Mack!"
Yet the call of the art world proved too strong. "After high school, I studied graphic design for three years in college," he said. "Needless to say, my plans for becoming a trucker took an exit. I followed my art skills and made it my career, but never lost my fervor for American big rigs."
In particular, Mariani said he loved the "old trucks," such as the Ford cabover – called "Blue Mule" – driven to lasting celluloid fame by Jan Michael Vincent in the 1975 movie White Line Fever. He eventually tracked down a similar make and model big rig rusting away in Tennessee, restoring it to preserve – in Mariani's words – a portion of his childhood.
[You'll note the first truck highlighted on Mariani's show is from the old TV series BJ & the Bear, chronicling the adventures of a long-haul trucker and his unusual sidekick, a chimpanzee named "Bear." Though it's perhaps not what one would call the most flattering portrayal of trucking, it nonetheless served for a time as the lens through which most of America viewed the industry.]
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Those are some of the tales – both real and imaginary – Mariani hopes to tell via the American Trucker TV program. "Thousands of others feel the way I do about these trucks, so I wanted to do something to preserve those old road ghosts; those old American big rigs and all the stories they tell."
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Tara Hetz developed a tool that can help manage lobster fisheries, allowing lobstermen to sustain their livelihoods while protecting endangered right whales that get ensnared in fishing lines. (Photo by Tom Kleindinst, Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution) [ Hide caption ]
Tara Hetz has gotten to see a different side of Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution (WHOI) from her Summer Student Fellow (SSF) peers this summer as the sole fellow at the Marine Policy Center. With WHOI research specialist Hauke Kite-Powell, she analyzed risks posed by fishing gear to endangered North Atlantic right whales.
Hetz, a senior conservation biology major from St. Lawrence University, hails from Charlotte, Vt. Her project involved treading the tricky line between science, law, and the fishing industry—in this case the Maine lobster fishery. Right whales often become entangled in the lines that connect lobster traps on the seafloor to buoys on the sea surface. The lines can get wrapped around the whales and cut into their skin, leading to slow, painful death.
The Maine coastline consists of several distinct fishing zones, all with different regulations. Hetz's job was to work with fishermen and policymakers to develop a tool that will allow lobstermen to sustain their livelihoods while protecting the whales. She developed a model that asks: At a particular time of year, in one area of the water, what is the specific level of risk of a whale traveling there? The model would allow fishermen to distribute their traps in places and at times when whales are not likely to be in a specific area.
"The model will go to the fishermen, management people, and whale biologists, and then they can collaborate to control the fishing effort without a policy-based series of strict government regulation," which often hinders fishermen, Hetz said. The model can evolve over time as right whale research improves or fishing regulations change.
To get a better sense of the situation in the fishery, Hetz traveled to northern Maine, where she met with fishermen in Cutler and Sprucehead to learn about their fishing methods. She also attended a Lobstermen's Association Meeting and showed fishermen her project. But more important, she wanted to understand the fishermen's perspective on the issue of right whale entanglement.
"I learned about the hardships they're dealing with, because this is how they put bread on the table," said Hetz. "You see the dead whales and feel that you have to protect them, but also understand that the fishermen need to live, too."
Aside from her project, Hetz had plenty of fun outdoors in Woods Hole with the other SSFs, "playing basketball, Frisbee, going swimming, and running," she said. "It's like summer camp for science nerds."
Tara Hetz developed a tool that can help manage lobster fisheries, allowing lobstermen to sustain their livelihoods while protecting endangered right whales that get ensnared in fishing lines. (Photo by Tom Kleindinst, Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution)


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Authentic Manhood is all about setting men up to live lives of truth, passion and purpose. 33 The Series is a multi-volume, gospel-centered video series that presents the timeless truths of Authentic Manhood in a powerfully new and engaging way.
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