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FRIDAY, March 8, 1861.The House resumed the Specific Appropriation bill, No. 348.
Mr. SHERMAN proposed to add: $25,000 for 1861, and $25,000 for 1862, to purchase materials to apply the labor on the northern State prison : which he supported in a general speech on the premises.
Messrs. JENKINSON, Grain, Frasier, and Branham spoke against the item ; and Messrs. Burgess and Heffren supported it, with qualifications.
Mr. Speaker ALLEN (Mr. Cameron in the chair) also stated his determination never to vote a dollar to carry out that prison contract. He reviewed the history of that contract, which resulted in a direct fraud upon the State. If this proposition to surrender their contract were acceptable, he might take a different course.
On motion by Mr. BUNDY, Mr. Sherman's amendment was laid on the table.
The House now returned to the vote of last night on Mr. Heffren's motion to lay Mr. Stotsenberg's motion to reconsider the vote adopting Mr. Moody's amendment, appropriating $1,500, &o., for the expenses of the Swamp Land investigation Commission-and it was reported : yeas 69, nays 24.
Mr. BRETT proposed $300 to pay the expenses of the committee to investigate the condition of the Land Office of the trustees of the Wabash and Erie canal.
The amendment was agreed to.
Mr. BLACK proposed to add $877 allowance to John W. Dodd, for expenses incurred by him in arresting the Boone county bank felons.
Mr. JENKINSON proposed to credit blank amount to John W. Dodd, on account of illegal fees retained by him, and $51,000 in warrants drawn in favor of the commissioners of the northern prison.
These were severally laid on the table.
Mr. FRASIER moved to reconsider the vote of last night, allowing $2,000 for painting and papering in this capitol.
Mr. BUNDY moved, ineffectually, to lay it on the table.
The vote was then reconsidered. ~ Mr. GRESHAM now proposed $1,400.Mr. BRANHAM proposed to refer it to the joint committee to investigate accounts and offices. But-
On motion of Mr. HEFFREN, $1,000 were allowed, and the remainder of the claim was referred to a select committee.
Various other items were submitted and adopted, and others were rejected: as the bill was considered by its items under the constitutional provision.
The bill, as amended, was then passed the third reading in the House of Representatives yeas 73, nays 14.
Mr. JONES of Vermillion, from the Prison Committee, reported a bill [349] authorizing the directors of the southern prison to work the prisoners outside; to purchase a grave-yard ; to enlarge the female department; to transfer insane convicts to the State asylum; and to settle with former contractors, make new contracts, &c. supplemental to, and repealing former laws ; which was passed to the second reading: and (the rule being suspended), it was passed the second reading, and referred to the Committee on the Judiciary.
On motion of Mr. BRANHAM, the House took up the Senate's amendment to the revenue bill [H. R. 346]. It strikes out "five" and inserts "two" [cents tax on the $100]. The House refused to concur.
On motion by Mr. HEFFREN, the House took up the amendments of the Senate to the General Appropriation bill; and they were concurred in, except those for the northern prison.
Mr. FISHER opposed the Senate's proposition to allow $15,000 to the northern prison. page: 362[View Page 362] It would require over $11.000 to pay the officials. What were $4,000 to subsist 150 prisoners one year? &c. It would be better to repeal the law. Investigations have produced no valuable information. The House had sufficiently indicated its determination to make no appropriation under that corrupt contract. If that could be got out of the way (which he hoped would be done to-day), he would then be in favor of making an appropriation to set the convicts at work. When he concluded, he moved to strike out "$15,000" and insert "$40,000."
Mr. BRANHAM would not vote for that under the present fraudulent contract.
Mr. SHERMAN. If you annul the law, how are you going to subsist these prisoners returned to Jeffersonville ? He inquired whether that contract could not be amended by resolution ?
Mr. PARRETT considered that the fraud in the contract had nothing to do with the question, whether we should have a northern prison ? We should get rid of that contract save what money has been invested-as we may ; we should at least take possession of the prison ground. Appropriations have to subsist, and work-prisoners have nothing whatever to do with fraudulent contracts. He was ready to go to work in this way at once. He complained that no practicable plan of legislation in this matter had been submitted before. No system had been proposed : but all had been looking after nothing but the stolen money.
Mr. BINGHAM defended the appointment and action of the Investigating Committee. They had discharged their duties-reported the facts, and their recommendations thereon. They had recommended the abandonment of the location. He saw little distinction between doing nothing and simply complaining that nothing has been done.
Mr. FISHER'S amendment was withdrawn.
Mr. HEFFREN now hoped the Senate amendment would not be concurred in.[A Senate message asked for a Committee of Conference on its amendment to the revenue bill [H. R. 346]; which was taken up; the Committee ordered and the SPEAKER appointed Messrs. Branham, Prosser and Fisher.]
Mr. FERGUSON was in favor of abandoning the Northern Prison.
Mr. WOODHULL. The State was bound to take care of the prisoners. If the prisoners are not retaned North, there must still be a contract to enlarge the Southern Prison. A delay in making appropriations would bring the contractors to terms, if nothing else.
Mr. PROSSER, two years ago, had done all he could to prevent the Northern Prison scheme. He was proud of his votes and action then. He reviewed the arguments upon which this prison was authorized. They got an appropriation of $50,000, and then stole more than that. Now let it rot and crumble.
Mr. CAMERON demanded the previous question, and thereupon the Senate's amendment was non-concurred in-yeas 14, nays 74.
On motion of Mr. HEFFREN, the Senate's amendments, allowing $14,000 for officers, &c., of the Southern Prison, and $15,000 for officers and current expenses of the Northern Prison for 1862, were concurred in-excluding that for the Northern Prison.
The Sinking Fund bill [S. 114], (extending time of loans,) coming up-it was passed to the second reading.
On motion of Mr. McLEAN, (the constitutional provision being suspended for the purpose,) the bill was read the second time by title, passed to the third reading, read the third time and passed-yeas 88, nays 2.
Mr. BRANHAM, from the Committee of Conference on the revenue bill, [H. R. 346] reported that the Senate recedes, and the agreement is, that the tax be two cents on the $100 to be assessed for the years 1861 and 1862, and five cents for the years following.
The report was concurred in.
Mr. BINGHAM asked that the House now take up the election of the remaining Trustees of the Benevolent Institutions-two for Deaf and Dumb, and two for the Blind Asylum ; which was agreed to.
The SPEAKER called for nominations for a trustee for the Deaf and Dumb Institution.
Mr. BINGHAM nominated James C. Burt, of Jennings county.
Mr. PROSSER nominated John M. Kitchen, of this city.
Mr. BINGHAM stated that Dr. Burt was the colleague of Dr. Burt, as voted for by the Senate.
Mr. CAMERON suggested that Dr. Burt's name be withdrawn, and let all vote together once for Dr. Kitchen. [Laughter.]
Mr. BINGHAM refussd to withdraw the nomination.
- Burt received..........................57 votes.
- Kitchen received ......... .................29 votes.
- Scattering received :......................... 4 votes.
So, James C. Burt, receiving a majority, was declared duly elected a trustee of the Deaf and Dumb Asylum-to serve two years.
Mr. PROSSER nominated Dr. Kitchen for he other trustee.
M. STOTSENBERG nominated Thomas W. Woollen.
- Kitchen received................. ...70 votes.
- Woollen received .....................17 votes.
- Scattering received ..................... 3 votes.
So, John M. Kitchen was declared to be elected-to serve two years.
The SPEAKER calling for nominations for a trustee of the Institute for the Blind-
Mr. STOTSENBERG nominated Harvey G. Hazelrig, of Boone county.
page: 363[View Page 363]Mr. HAWORTH nominated Wm. M. Smith, of Fayette county.
- Smith received........................52 votes.
- Hazelrig received .......................23 votes.
- Scattering received ......................13 votes.
So, Wm. M. Smith was declared lo be elected on the part of the House of Representatives-to serve two years.
Mr. CRAIN nominated John Beard, of Montgomery county.
Mr. STOTSENBERG nominated Michael Fitzgibbon, of Marion county.
- Beard received........................52 votes.
- Fitzgibbon received........................36 votes.
So, John Beard was declared to be elected on the part of the House of Representatives to serve two years : and then it was-
Ordered, That the Clerk acquaint the Senate of these concurrent ballotings.
A Senate message announced the adherence of that body to its amendments to the General appropriation bill, and asked for a Conference Committee thereon; which was ordered; and thereupon, the Speaker appointed Messrs. Branham, Prosser and Fisher.
The bill [S. 98] to amend sections 13 and 14, of the Justices'act of June 9th, 1852, to prevent evasions of the law by the assignments of claims, and bringing suit against the assignor in a different county-coming up on the third reading, it was finally passed by House without amendment-yeas 83, nays 1.
The witness bill [S. 5] was laid on the table, as superceded by the House, witness bill 344.
The bill [S. 25] to authorize Justices of the Peace, Mayors of towns and cities, Clerks of the Circuit and Common Pleas, courts, Master Commissioners, and County Auditors (and the respective counties to Road-viewers. &c.) to administer oaths, coming up-it was passed the final reading-yeas 75, nays 0.
The Free Bank plate bill [S. 86] amendators of sections 3,4. 6. 7 and 49 of the general banking act, coming up-
Mr. RAGAN. Does it do away with the deposit of $110 for the $100 circulating ?
Mr. FISHER. It reduces it to $105, in Indiana State Stocks.
Mr. BLACK. The main feature of the bill is to force banks holding the bonds of other States to sell them and buy Indiana bonds. This would depreciate, the value of other State bonds, and so impair all the free banks owning such bonds.
Mr. FISHER. It contemplates those exchanges to be made by the year 1863. And it reduces the deposit of securities from $110 to $105, to the $100 of circulation. He spoke of the poor reliances for our circulation on State bonds under secession movements.
Mr. CRAIN. It was enough for the House to know that the bank of Bloomington went down solely because its circulation was based on southern state bonds, &c.
The bill passed the House-yeas 79, nays 10.
The Road bill [S. 36] coming up, it was passed the final reading in the House-yeas 61, nays 23. It takes the control of vacation and change of highways within the townships from the County Commissioners, and gives it to the Township Trustees ; and authorizes the opening of private ways.
The bill [S. 77] To prevent fraudulent assignments and bringing suits in another county, coming up-it was passed the final reading in the House-yeas 62, nays 5.
The liquor bill [S. 20]applicants for license may appeal against rsmonstrants and refusal to iicense to a jury whose decision shall be final-coming up-
Mr. HEFFREN objected to the bill because it cut off appeal to the higher court.
Mr. BRANHAM. It placss the remonstrants on the same footing with the applicants.
Mr. CRAIN. It was the best we could get.
Mr. ROBERTS. It would make litigation.
Mr. DAVIS. It would not make more litigation than the doggeries.
Mr. NEBEKER. There would be more law than whisky.
Mr. FERGUSON. It would increase the difficulty in the way of getting license. He demanded the previous question, and thereupon the bill passed the House-yeas 52, nays 33-Mr. Dobbins proposing (out of order) an amendment of title: " To prevent native and adopted citizens of Wayne county from selling liquor," &c.; and Mr. Heffren: "To secure 10,000 additional Democratic votes in the State of Indiana."
The bill [S. 11] To amend section 151 of the assessment act-a purchaser of land under the sale shall not have possession till he get the deed-coming up-it was passed the final reading-yeas 59, nays 22.
The bill [S. 52] To amend section 352 of the Practice Act, [payment of costs in new trials] coming up-it was passed the final reading: yeas 64, nays 15.
Mr. Welles had leave of absence : sick.
The bill [S. 16] To ascertain the number of sheep killed and injured by dogs, was laid on the table.
The bill [S. 18] To amend the 315th section of the Practice Act, [changing the time of publication to 30 days] was passed to the final reading-yeas 61, nays 8.
The Game bili [S. 97] (it extends the time of taking prairie hens from August 1 to February 1] coming up, it was passed the final reading-yeas 65, nays 8.
page: 364[View Page 364]The Struck Jury bill [S. 49] was passed the final reading-yeas 51, nays 26.
The Game bill [S. 79] (it extends the time of taking quails and pheasants from October 1 to February 1) was passed the final reading yeas 53, nays 18.
The Common Pleas (5th section) bill [S. 177] with an engrossed term for Ohio county, 1st Monday in January, May and November, was passed the House : yeas 61, nays 1.
The bill [S. 171] To repeal the act of March 5, 1859, and authorize the judge to make the order of business, and say when the jury shall be called,was passed to the final reading: yeas 69, nays 2.
The Perry County seat and Academy bill [S. 26] coming up-
Mr. VEATCH explained that the old public square and buildings in Perry county had been conveyed by the Commissioners to trustees for the purposes of a Seminary of learning, and that some doubt existed as to the validity of the law of December 28, 1858, this bill was for the purpose of perfecting the title to that property. It provides, also, that upon the petition of two thirds the legal voters, the Commissioner may convey the poor for educational purposes. Be had examined it, and believed that its provisions could not affect any other county than Perry.
The bill failed: yeas 43, nays 29 : for want of a constitutional majority.
The bill [S. 135] To amend the 6th section of the County Boards of June 17, 1852, coming up-
Mr. KENDRICK. It was very much desired in the larger counties.
Mr. CASON. This 6th section was amended by the act of 1859: extending the term of the Board to nine days, in counties with over 10,000 inhabitants.
Mr. KENDRICK. This gives 15 days.
Mr. VEATCH. It proposes to amend a section which has been dead and gone since 1859.
The SPEAKER. There is nothing embraced in the amendment of 1859, which is in the amendment now proposed.
On motion of Mr. KENDRICK, it was recommitted to the Committee on County and Township Business.
On motion of Mr. STOTSENBERG, the. amendment of the Senate to Mr. McLean's bill [44] making five years the period upon which the unexplained absence of a party may authorize his representatives, &c., to deem him legally dead, was taken up and concurred in.
The Common Pleas (6th section) bill [S. 175] coming up-
VOICES. It is the same bill we have just passed: No. 171.
Mr. GRESHAM. This was the best bill.
Mr. CAMERON. The bills contained distinct provisions which were dependent on each other.
The bill passed : yeas 64, nays 9.
The assessment bill S. 57] was passed : yeas 67, nays 9.
The Mortgage Satisfaction Fee bill [S. 117] (it adds 50 cents to the fee bill) was finally passed : yeas 55, nays 17.
Mr. FRASIER, from the Committee on County and Township Business, returned the bill [S. 136] with an amendment reciting the act of 1850 instead of that of 1852. The amendment was concurred in, and then the bill was finally passed: yeas 68, nays 3: with an amendment of title, viz : " An act to amend an act to amend the 6th section of the act."
On motion by Mr. GRESHAM, the Senate's emendment to Mr. Brucker's Decedents' bill [S. 64] adding: This act shall include alien heirs of aliens who may have died before the passage of this act; and such may hold, sell and convey land for eight years in the same manner as if their ancestors or devisors had departed this life subsequent to the passage of this act: provided the estate has not already vested in resident heirs--was taken up and concurred in.
Mr. VEATCH, from the Committee on the Judiciary, returned the resolution of inquiry as to when the session will expire, and the latest hours when bills can be sent to the Governor, reported the opinion that, since the constitutional term expires Monday, 11th inst., at midnight, this House may constitutionally pass bills till Saturday 9th, at midnight.
Mr. PROSSER moved concursence.
Mr. HEFFREN dissented. The constitutional provision is: "no bill shall be presented to the Governor within the two days next preceding the day of adjournment."
The report was concurred in.
The Common Pleas bill [S. 93], [it gives two weeks to Lawrence, and two weeks to Jackson county], was passed: yeas 67, nays 0.
The Agricultural bill [S. 73], [a society may hold 80 acres], was passed: yeas 72, nays 1.
Mr. VEATCH, from the Judiciary Committee, returned the Change of Venue bill [S. 138], recommending its passage.
The report was concurred in, and the bill passed the third reading: yeas 57, nays 11.
The Morgan and Putnam county line bill [S. 77] was passed to the second reading.
On motion of Mr. FISHER, the House took up the bill [S. 187], repealing the law for adjourned and special terms of the circuit courts, and legalizing orders, &c., was passed to the second reading.
The Common Pleas (section 8th) bill [S.185], was passed to the second reading.
The bills [S. 169, 264, 153, 121, 120, 245, 210, 146, 111, 119, 193, 55, 206, 70, 85, 233, 108, 144, 262, 194, 172, 54, 218, 184, 237, 248, 249, 67, 266, 45, 260, 250, 112, 87, 251, 105, 71, 199, 142, 170, 150, 108], were severally passed to the second reading to-morrow.
The House then adjourned.


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is this a bug?
It was broken before and in that case you could still upload from http://joeuser.com/.
Edit: I just tried it and it still works there.
Can you guys try doing a hard refresh (Ctrl + F5) on that page? I am unable to recreate the issue, so it may be that your CSS/JS is out of date.
Cool. That worked. Thanks!
Tried CTRL + F5 and that did not work. Is there a Firefox equivalent?
Tools > Clear Recent History > cookies, cache & site preferences..........hopefully that should do it
I had to use the joeuser.com trick as well.

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uploaded as 1.17+etch3, hopefully will make it into etch 4.0r1
updated maintainer address
build arcmsr scsi-driver as module on all three archs (Closes: #417752) targeted at etch
uploaded by dannf to security.d.org
this should be uploaded to stable-proposed-updates and become part of etch 4.0 r1
this was released as 1.17 in etch 4.0 r0
too tired and fixing to fast, sorry for the mess
this was released as debian etch 4.0 r0
- copied to a branch for etch (stable)
- better wording
* build against newer version of linux-source-2.6.18 (2.6.18-7) * JFFS2 (i386 only) needs MTD, this really (Closes: #399990)
- fix typo and intending
more verbose
build LSI MegaRAID modules on all archs (Closes: #399534)
build JFFS2 modules on i386 (Closes: #399990)
enable 3ware on all archs (Closes: #399538)
IPMI support enabled for i386 and amd64 (Closes: #399545)
- added Vcs-Svn control field, thanks Michael!
* copied the Graphics support and Console display driver support configuration sections from config-2.6.18-2-vserver-686/amd64/powerpc (Closes: #396740)
- removed the gigabit drivers from floppy kernels, as its unlikely that you need to boot from floppy when you have gigabit. Thanks to Thomas for the tip.
- finish instructions why+howto manually rebuild fai-kernels for 1.44mb floppies
bnx2 network driver enabled
enabled nfs4
- moved NEWS to NEWS.Debian
* upgraded to 2.6.18 * introduced config-126.96.36.199floppy in /usr/share/doc/fai-kernels/ ### needs better README ###
- NETLINK for all three archs
* enabled CONFIG_SKGE and CONFIG_SKY2 on i386 and amd64 (Closes: 385613) * enabled CONFIG_MV643XX_ETH on powerpc
- no real changes, just ran make oldconfig on all three archs
- prepare 1.12 (some new drivers, switch to 2.6.17)
* removed PATCH_THE_KERNEL=yes as suggested by Dann Frazier in 1.9.1sarge1, removed build-conflicts linux-patch-bootsplash (Closes: #378008, #378018) * added build-dep module-init-tools also suggested by him in that security-upload * removed veryclean target and moved its contents to clean
- build SATA_SIS as a module on i386 (Closes: #378021)
- needed
- clean target didnt work, building the package twice resulted in the complete kernel source t end up in the fai-kernel source-package...
- build AHCI SATA module - close some more bugs :) (in changelog only, the changes were already there) - might be 1.11 or not (sponsor has found some problems, which mihgt be ignored or maybe not...)
- build with FORCEDETH nvidia driver support on i386
- confirmed that the package conforms to debian-policy 3.7.2
- build all megaraid drivers as modules on i386 and amd64 (Closes: #375843)
- compile SATA nvidia driver as a module on i386 (Closes: #366423)
- preparing fai-kernels 1.11 - removed 2.4 kernel builds - therefore removed alpha support :(
- added Thomas to uploaders
- upgraded to build with 2.6.16 - enabled aacraid driver (as module) in i386, amd64 and powerpc 2.6 kernels as well as in powerpc 2.4 kernels (closes: #357918)
- SATA_ULI also on amd64
- enabled CONFIG_SCSI_SATA_ULI and experimental drivers
- the i386, amd64 and powerpc kernel configs have been generated with "make menuconfig" so in future it will be easier to diff them. The alpha config still needs to be updated that way.
- reverted the changes from r3247
- the i386 and amd64 kernel configs are now the ones generated by "make oldconfig" so in future it will be easier to diff them. The powerpc and alpha kernel configs still need to be updated that way.
- updated to 2.6.15
- "The brackets enclose a list of Debian architecture names _separated_ _by_ _whitespace_. " - file:/usr/share/doc/debian-policy/policy.html/ch-relationships.html
- more driver needed for 2.6 i386, requested by Thomas Lange (TULIP, CONFIG_DE4X5, CONFIG_WINBOND_840, CONFIG_DM9102, CONFIG_ULI526X)
- CONFIG_FUSION is an option, not a driver (hint by Thomas)
- whitespace change to make emacs users happy
- made changelog more explicit
- build with CONFIG_PDC202XX_FORCE=y as requested by user via private mail
- build HW_RANDOM as module on arch that support it - request by Thomas Lange
- fixes to build on alpha
- increased CONFIG_BLK_DEV_RAM_SIZE=8192 on request by Thomas
- fixed while testing with the upcoming kernel-source-2.4.27-12
- added support for 2.4 alpha kernels - updated README.security-updates to reflect the "new" arches
- build FUSION drivers as modules
- FUSION driver is now completly build into the kernel
- added support for Fusion MPT in 2.6 on i386 and amd64
- reenabled serial console on 2.6 on i386 (closes: #296932) and also on powerpc and amd64 as well as on 2.4 on powerpc
- added build-depends on gcc-3.3 (closes: #340884)
- append "fai-kernels" to version of the build kernel-packages instead of "fai"
- never commit without checking.... arg!
- updated README.non-i386 and NEWS
- better handling of patch for #328707
- removed the silly changelog entry :) - Thomas, build with "dpkg-buildpackage -kKEYID" as suggested in file:/usr/share/doc/developers-reference/ch-beyond-pkging.en.html#s-newmaint (7.5.2)
- included a reasoning for re-uploading fai-kernels - comments welcome!
- builds 2.4.27 again
- confirmed that the package follows debian-policy 3.6.2 - reordered some changelog entries
- to make lintian not complain about the "NMU"
- more verbose changelog - updated README a bit (still needs a rewrite for 2.6) - added another driver for the inactive 2.4 kernels
- made the dependency to debhelper versioned - raised debian/compat to a non-deprecated value :) - tried to exclude svn-directories from source tarball, doesnt work, dunno why (yet) :-(
- removed Thomas as maintainer - bumped the version number to 1.10 as Thomas requested - updated the FSF address in copyright
- change version number as my 1.9.2 was unreleased and temporally anyway
- build autofs and autofs as modules
- reverted to r3008, made "make menuconfig", disabled experimental drivers, saved
- removed build-depends on 2.4.27 sources
- in kernel-config-2.6.amd64, support added for - new megaraid controllers - fusion mpt
- "make oldconfig" gemacht
mostly indentation changes
- the commit-mail for r-3004 has not been sent to the list, it was too big (120k), cause it contained all commited files as diff. I've commited fai-kernels 1.9.1 from sarge - from debian/changelog * switched to linux-tree-2.6.14 now * disabled kernel 2.4 because of build problems, may be reenabled later it's still included in the depends... * added support for amd64 and ppc * added myself to maintainers field - I still need to tweak the amd64 config and try to enable 2.4 again
- created this directory to temporally maintain the sources for fai-kernels here - this commit includes the files as in fai-kernels-1.9.1 from sarge
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Once again, the holidays are upon us. Mailboxes are over brimming with holiday catalogs and in-boxes are jammed with travel gift ideas. As in past years, there are too many choices. And, as in past years, bad ones outnumber the good. Therefore, our family travel gift guide committee (me) has sprung into action, weeding through the many gadget, apparel, and accessory offerings out there so you don't have to.
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Fridays, 5-9 p.m., during July and August. Presented by Spokane Teachers Credit Union and Downtown Spokane. Visit www.downtownspokane.org.
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The Fabulous ForumFOOTBALL LEGEND: A future Hall of Famer was drafted in the last round of the 1934 NFL Draft based on the sound of his name! STATUS: I'm Going With Essentially True. The first germ of the idea that became the...... -
Bears bow to Baugh, Redskins
Tribune staff reporterWashington's Redskins, skimming over the frozen turf of Wrigley Field on the wings of Sammy Baugh's unerring passes, won the professional football championship of the world yesterday by defeating the Chicago Bears, 28 to 21, in the fifth annual National...Tags: Football, Bjork, Chicago Bears, Bronko Nagurski, National Football League
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Tuesday, January 22, 2013In the main display case between the first and second floors, early writings that influenced human rights as well as more contemporary works are shown, including:
- An original 1755 first edition of Jean-Jacques Rousseau's Discourse on the Origin and Basis of Inequality Among Men, also commonly called the Second Discourse.
- An original 1792 edition of Thomas Paine's famous American Revolutionary War pamphlet Common Sense.
- A 1961 book by Dwight Lowell Dumond entitled AntiSlavery: The Crusade for Freedom in America. Dumond graduated from BW in 1920. Dumond was a prominent historian on the history of slavery--his papers are housed in the Bentley Library at the University of Michigan.
- An original, signed, 1967 copy of Martin Luther King Jr.s' book Where Do We Go From Here: Chaos or Community?. The book was donated in January 1968 by alumnus Robert Gutzke.
- An original issue of Time Magazine from 1967. The cover of the issue features a portrait of Carl Stokes (1927-1996). Stokes was the mayor of Cleveland and the first African-American mayor of a major US city.
- A "Freeman Document" or "Certificate of Freedom" that was carried by "Amos Huff" declaring his status as a person born free in Pennsylvania. Documents like this "were essential for freedman who wanted to travel, particularly those working on the rivers" (University of Pittsburgh, 2009, p. 1) and oftentimes an important safeguard against being kidnapped into slavery or being captured as a suspected fugitive slave.
- The original hand drawn cartoon printed in the Cleveland Plain Dealer on August 28, 1963, the day of Martin Luther King Jr.'s "I Have A Dream" speech. The artist, Edward Kuekes, was a Pulitzer Prize-winning American editorial cartoonist whose work appeared in the Cleveland Plain Dealer from 1947 to 1963. He graduated from Baldwin-Wallace College in 1922 before attending the Cleveland School of Art and the Chicago Academy of Fine Arts. Four additional original political cartoons, on the topic of civil rights, are also on display.
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Wednesday, January 02, 2013Special break hours are listed here. Regular hours will resume on Monday, January 14, 2013.
Ritter Library is proud to be part of MLK Week! Please stop by to see our Civil Rights Political Cartoon and History Display.
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A display of original political cartoons from Pulitzer Prize winning artist Edward Kuekes focusing on civil rights including the original cartoon that was published in the Plain Dealer the day of Dr. King's "I Have a Dream…" speech. Also on display will be a variety of artifacts and books detailing the history of civil rights in America, including a 1792 edition of the famous pamphlet Common Sense.
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When is a good time to test? Everyone's different. It can take some people up to 3 months to produce enough antibodies for the test to find. Sometimes it's sooner, sometimes later. If you're tested too soon, your result may be negative even though you've been infected. This is called a "false-negative". That's why repeat testing is critical. Getting another HIV antibody test in 3 months after the first test will give you the best, most accurate result. (So you can get some rest!)
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This DNA test uses a sophisticated diagnostic technology called PCR to detect HIV DNA in blood cells. As it can pick up HIV as early as 48-72 hours past exposure with an 95% accuracy rate, this is an Early Detection test.
Also included with this test is the HIV-1 antibody screening test which can confirm antibodies, if they are present.
While a negative result with this test panel is very good news, all positive test results should be followed up with another antibody test after 90 days for confirmation of the diagnosis.
The HIV DNA test detects an HIV infection more accurately and more quickly after a possible exposure than the HIV Antibody test. The HIV DNA test can detect the virus as early as 6 days after possible exposure, however our physicians recommend waiting a full 21 days after possible exposure. Because no test is perfect, we also include an HIV Antibody test to give you an extra measure of confidence that your reported HIV status is accurate.
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Police: Missing Gaithersburg Woman Located
Mojdeh Moghaddam, 49, was reported as missing to police on Oct. 31.
Montgomery County police say a missing Gaithersburg woman was found safe and unharmed.
Mojdeh Moghaddam, 49, was reported as missing to police on Oct. 31. Family members last had contact with Moghaddam in mid-October.
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The Best Investment Ever I Love the Bagillow Bag. It's Awesome. I bought four bagillow bags in blue, beige, multi-color, and green. I use it for the beach,pool, as an overnight bag,school, laptop bag, and I even use it on my dining room chairs. I also use it on my desk chair while I am working on the computer. I couldn't believe how many things I could fit in the inside pocket. I put my wallet, keys,sunglasses, i-pod,suntan lotion, and make-up in the inside pocket. When I use the bagillow bag to go away, I can fit so many things in the bag. It's amazing how many things can go inside the bagillow bag. When I turn it into a pillow, it's so comfortable. I am so happy that now when I put it on a beach chair, I can tuck my towel underneath the pillow, and use the removable strap to hold the towel. The bagillow bag is very practical. You won't be disappointed. February 17, 2013
All in One! The bagillow is awesome! It's lightweight and roomy...as a bag and then turns into a comfy pillow when you turn it inside out and secure it to your lounge chair. I have the beige one...since it goes with everything. I keep my phone, sunglasses, lip gloss and a few other things in the zippered pocket. I've given these as gifts and everyone has had only amazing things to say about it! It's a really great product! Very inventive!!! September 1, 2012
Comfort everywhere I go This product is so cool and practical. I bought the Bagillow to go to the beach on my vacation. It worked great since I could fit my towel in the bag and safely store my phone, iPod, and sunglasses case in the zippered pocket. The foam pillow was comfortable and worked MUCH better than my usual horrible technique of rolling up a t-shirt as a pillow. There was also a removeable strap that I used to hold my towel down on the chair. I loved the Bagillow so much that I now use it as a headrest and bag on the train for my weekly commute. June 25, 2012
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Miskolc is situated in Northeastern Hungary and is the third largest city in Hungary.
It is also the county capital of Borsod-Abaúj-Zemplén and the regional centre of Northern Hungary.
The area has been inhabited for over 70,000 years and was first mentioned by the name of Miskolc around 1210 AD.
After the World War I Miskolc became the sole regional center of northern Hungary.
The city's beautiful main streets have preserved the 19th-century style of the town.
The most popular tourist destinations in Miskolc are Tapolca and Lillafüred.
Tapolca has a beautiful park with a boating pond and the famous and unique Cave Bath.
Lillafüred district is situated in a valley surrounded by mountains and forests; its most famous sights are the Hotel Palace on the shore of the Lake Hámori, the Szinva waterfall (the highest waterfall of the country), the Anna Cave and the István Cave.
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Basketball History Of The AreaThe most important basketball club in Miskolc's history is DKSK (Diósgyőr Basketball Sport Club). It was funded in 1991 but can be originated back to 1945. The Club finished at 2nd and 3rd place several times and also appeared in the EuroCup.
The city also hosted the U18 European Championship Women Division B in 2011, and U16 European Championship Women in 2012.
The closest Airport to Miskolc is in Kosice, Slovak Rpublic, 85km from Miskolc. It offers a few connections per day to Bratislava, Vienna and Prague.
Budapest International Airport is 190km away and offers flights to destinations all over Europe.
Generali Arena Capacity: 1700Address: 19 Görgey A. st.3530 Miskolc
University Sports HallCapacity: 600Address: Egyetem st.3515 Miskolc-Egyetemváros


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A week-old strike that "crippled the ports of Los Angeles and Long Beach" and kept about $1 billion worth of goods a day from arriving on shore is set to end today.
"We've got a deal and people are going back to work," Los Angeles Mayor Antonio Villaraigosa announced late last night, as our colleagues at Southern California Public Radio report.
On Morning Edition, NPR's Kirk Siegler said the work stoppage at the nation's busiest ports was prompted by the walkout of several hundred clerical workers, who wanted guarantees that their jobs won't be outsourced in the future. More than 10,000 regional members of the International Longshore and Warehouse Union refused to cross the picket lines.
Details about the deal — struck soon after two federal mediators were called in, which prompted union leaders and company officials to sit down again — haven't been released. But the Los Angeles Times writes that Steve Berry, lead negotiator for the Los Angeles and Long Beach Harbor Employers Association, " said the package included unspecified wage and pension increases. He also said there was added job security to the deal, that included a 'no layoff' clause that would go into effect once ratified."
While there is a "huge backlog" of goods waiting to be taken off ships, Kirk said the delays should not affect the arrival of toys and other goods intended for U.S. stores during this holiday season. Retailers got those shipments weeks or months ago.
Though the deal still needs to ratified by workers, KPCC's Wendy Lee reports that union leaders are confident it will be approved. So work can resume today. She was posting updates last night as the news was announced.
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Sapphire and Diamond Pendant
in 18k White Gold (6x4mm)Striking and elegant, this gemstone and diamond pendant features an oval sapphire accented by 12 brilliant round diamonds and set in 18k white gold with a matching cable chain necklace.
Pendant Information
Stock number: | 5608 |
18k White Gold |
Clasp: | Lobster claw clasp |
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Length: | 5/8 inch |
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Number of oval sapphires: | 1 |
Medium dark blue |
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Setting type: | Prong setting |
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This is a gorgeous necklace. The color of the sapphire is deep blue and the diamonds around it give the sapphire a better look than a plain stone. The necklace part of it tangles easily as it is quite flimsy, but it's manageable.
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text: The Hamburger wiki last edited by FattyLobotnik on 03/04/13 05:34PM View full history OverviewThe hamburger is a very popular type of sandwich consisting of a bun with a meat patty in the middle, often combined with various condiments and/or toppings and garnishes. Usually the patty is made of ground beef, though chicken, turkey, and vegetarian options like bean patties are also popular. Popular toppings for the patty include tomatoes, onions, pickles and lettuce. Commonly found condiments include mustard, ketchup, and mayonnaise. Variations on the hamburger are wide-ranging, from cheeseburgers (slice of cheese on the patty) to the infamous Luther Burger, which uses two glazed donuts as buns, and bacon and cheese on the patty. The ubiquity and widespread popularity of the hamburger may have contributed to this variety. Many believe they are the cornerstone of any nutritious breakfast.The Hamburger is basically used for food in gaming as it is in the real world. It is a common food you can find in the Dead Rising's series, though it only heals one block of health. The Grand Theft Auto series has constantly offered variations on the hamburger as one of the many healing items in the game.History of the HamburgerPossibly the biggest hamburger ever!There are many claims to the creator of the first hamburger. One claim is that the first hamburger was made by Charlie Nagreen of Seymour, Wisconsin when he decided to flatten a meatball and serve it between two slices of bread at the Seymour Fair in 1885. Another is that Menches brothers of Hamburg, New York who ran out of pork for their sausage patty they were serving at the 1885 Erie country fair and were forced to use beef meat instead. They found it bland so they added coffee, Brown sugar and other ingredients and created what they called the "Hamburg Sandwich" named after their hometown. One more claim is that Louis Lassen invented it in 1895 in his lunch wagon named "Louis' Lunch".Another person claiming to be the first inventor of the hamburger is Fletcher Davis. In 1974 the New York Times ran an article claiming he was the inventor of the much loved foodstuff. The claim is based on the McDonald's claim that the inventor was an unknown vendor from the St. Louis World fair 1904. Newspaper columnist and historian Frank X Tolbert found that this vendor was Fletcher Davis, who invented it in the late 1880's in his café in Athens, Texas, when he sold an unnamed ground beef sandwich at his lunch counter.This MoFo steals burgers!1955 saw a defining moment in the history of the hamburger. McDonald's opened its doors for the first time, which would later become a huge corporation in the fast food market. McDonald's has introduced a number of revolutionary products, such as the Big Mac. Other fast food restaurant chains have opened up, aiming to capitalize upon America's hunger for the hamburger. Burger King quickly became an important rival to McDonald's as they introduced their flagship product; the Whopper, offering consumers new realms of variety in the process. White Castle introduced bite sized small burgers topped with cheese, onions, and pickles. Wendy's also came around with their square shaped Burgers. Even though Burger King, White Castle, and Wendy's are all fairly sizable, McDonald's is still the top hamburger consumer hot-spot worldwide.On the SideHamburgers are often served with a multitude of different side orders. The most common choices in the fast food market are French Fries and Soda.French FriesMcDonald's Super Size French FriesFrench fries are deep-fried slices of potato, often served with tomato ketchup. The name "french fry" does not infer its country of origin, but in fact refers to the technique by which one creates the cut, known as "frenching."Many US citizens consider the fry to be a creation from the French. The French consider the fry to be a creation from Belgium. The first statement is quite wrong. The second is an absolute yes... sort of. For you see, the Spanish Netherlands already started baking fries during the 1680s, in the area of the Meuse valley between Dinant and Liège, Belgium. The inhabitants of that region had their lakes frozen, ridding the ability of gaining fish to cook. So they instead cut potatoes and baked them in oil until the Lakes became unfrozen.The French, not long after, annexed Belgium. They took control over the place until the Congress of Vienna of 1815 brought it under Dutch control. So before french fries got into the cook books, Belgium found the french fry since the beginning. That is until France took all the credit once they took control over Belgium, giving someone the idea to put "French" before the name "fry".Soda/PopCoca-ColaThere are various kinds of soda. Coca-Cola (Coke), root beer, Pepsi, Dr Pepper, 7 Up, and Mountain Dew are some of the better known American brands. All of these beverages can be found in beverage machines in fast food restaurants; sometimes on the cash registry counter or by the napkins and straws. To use these contraptions, you simply press a button that's right below the soda's main logo and the contents spew out like a water fall, hopefully into your cup. Or better yet, directly into your mouth. Soda is often served with large amounts of ice but the soda fountains already refrigerate the soda. Sometimes the fountains run out of syrup so the drink tastes like carbonated water with a couple drops of your selected soda in it.Onion RingsOnion rings are a common type of fast food often served as a side order. They consist of a ring of onion that is deep fried in breadcrumbs or batter. Similar to fries, onion rings are often served with tomato ketchup, or a range of other dipping sauces. Onion rings are particularly popular in countries such as Canada, the United States, and the United Kingdom, where they have become a popular choice on any fast food menu. In some other Western countries, like Australia, Onion Rings are not served at McDonalds and other major fast-food chains and are not considered a popular side-order.SaladsEager to convey a healthy message to consumers, many fast food chains began to offer healthy alternatives to some of their products. Salads can be served as a side order to accompany something like a hamburger, or it can be eaten as a meal in itself. Many consist of vegetables such as lettuce and tomato, often with other ingredients, such as chicken, to make the salad more wholesome. Often a dressing is added for extra flavor.Use in Video GamesHamburgers are commonly used to restore health or hit points in video games.BreakdownThe 2004 Xbox game Breakdown broke new ground in its intro sequence by being the first game to employ the wonderful act of eating hamburgers in a First Person perspective. It continued its ground-breaking work in immersion by then causing the player to vomit said hamburger in the toilet, while still in the first person perspective. Continuing further allowed you to pick up and consume burgers which restored a set amount of health.Grand Theft AutoIn Grand Theft Auto IV hamburgers can be purchased from street vendors or at various Burger Shot locations. It only takes one hamburger to restore all of Niko Bellic's health. Also, in Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas, you can buy hamburgers from Burger Shot as well.Mafia IIIn Mafia II, burgers can be purchased from diners scattered around Empire Bay to restore health. Of note, burgers are insanely cheap in Mafia II, as the game is set in the 1940's and 1950s.BurgerTimeThe game BurgerTime revolves around walking across the top of various pieces of a hamburger to push them down and build a delicious meal. The player must do this while avoiding various enemies, such as the dastardly Mr. Egg.The World Ends with YouIn The World Ends with You, Neku Sakuraba and company can eat various foods in order to boost stats and sync rate. Among the foods is a hamburger, which can be obtained either at Sunshine Stationside or Sunshine Shibuyuku. The hamburger costs 360 yen, increases the sync rate by 25%, and will boost the characters max HP by 8. The Hamburger goes down in 8 bites.Disaster: Day of CrisisOne of the many food items Ray can find in crates, mailboxes and trash cans is an enormous hamburger. It will instantly regenerate a considerable amount of stamina, though not quite as much as the big shank of meat and the grilled lizard on a stick.Rock BandJimmy Buffett's song "Cheeseburger in Paradise" was released as DLC for Rock Band on June 3rd of 2008. Among the lyrics, there are lines such as "I like mine with lettuce and tomato, Heinz 57 and french fried potatoes, fresh kosher pickle and a cold draft beer..." and "Cheeseburger in Paradise, heaven on earth with an onion slice...".Deadly PremonitionHamburgers can be used inside Deadly Premonition to recover hunger. A rogue hamburger is one of the suspects in the murder of Anna Graham.Dead RisingHamburgers are used in the Dead Rising series to restore some health. The player can also find spoiled hamburgers, which are green in color and make the character vomit due to food poisoning.Bad DudesBurgers play a large role in the plot of Bad Dudes, especially the conclusion. During President Ronnie's thank you speech he will jokingly invite you to go for a burger. This is most likely a joke but since there is nothing that says what the Bad Dudes did afterwards it would not be impossible for them to have really eaten a burger with the president. Most gamers like to think that they totally did.Mother seriesBurgers act as health restoration items in and outside of combat in the Mother series of games, coming in varieties such as standard Hamburger, Double burger, Mammoth Burger, King Burger and Big City Burger.


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This dish I am dedicating to my nephew in Chennai - In my week at Chennai not too long ago, there were at least 2 or 3 nights when this young man wanted these Frankie Wraps from a kiosk - apparently a hot joint for these ever so popular short eat. I think these also go by the name of kaati rolls. I have never dared to try one from that vendor - needed a well-adjusted tummy for that, but I tried my own version, a lot healthier one, of course. You can literally make this in under 10 minutes, providing of course you have the ingredients handy - but the beauty is you can make these with just about anything you have around the house - but the one think you do need is a rumali roti or a big tortilla wrap. I particularly like red, yellow and orange peppers for this recipe since they lend a fantastic fresh flavor to the wrap -
Since the wrap itself is caloric, I avoid using any more fat than I have to so I use my olive oil spray.
Ingredients - for up to 4 wraps
1/2 each of Red, Yellow and Orange peppers
1 medium sized onionPaneer but long about 1 cup
1-2 green chilies slit fine and thin
1tsp of sesame seeds
1tbsp humus - this can be subbed by mayonnaise or any other spread of your choice - but bear in mind, hummus is your healthiest and in my opinion tastiest bet
1tsp olive oil (optional as an alternative to olive oil spray)
1tsp sambar powder
2tbsp Szechuan stir fry sauce - spicy
4 large tortillas (250 cals each) Lighter version most welcome
Cut all the veggies and the paneer lengthwise
lightly spray them with olive oil spray and sprinkle the sambar podi (powder) over them
In a non stick pan, roast them on high heat
Add the stir-fry sauce over it and allow it to simmer for a minute or two.
I just toasted the tortilla over the flame like a phukla
Add the stuffing and roll - put it on a wide pan tawa and allow it to gets those delectable toasted spots.
Stick a toothpick to keep it from unravelling.
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UV#281284 - Samsung Printer SNMP Backdoor
I don't have time to write up a full post on this like I wanted to. Here's the details you wanted anyways:I like the sneaky CUSTOM_TRAPPORT . And that password looks to be way to complex for it to be left in 'by accident'. I doubt 'mistakes' are named 'SECRET_PUBLIC'… Also, that community string has been found in firmware dating back to 2004.public class SamsungMIB{ public static final OID org = new OID(1, 3); public static final OID dod = org.index(6); public static final OID internet = dod.index(1); public static final OID directory = internet.index(1); public static final OID mgmt = internet.index(2); public static final OID experimental
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text: Red Yellow and Green, these colors are characteristic of the Rainbow colors. Rainbow colors are beautiful and easy to remember this become strong appeal for inspire the apartment interior design in Hong Kong. The idea of Rainbow Apartment interior design was come from Max Lam, chief designer Moderne. This apartment interior design has a rainbow element in almost every room, red stripes, yellow and green on a white wall into a combination of bright and assertive. Rainbow Apartment is located in "830 SQF flat at The Cairnhill in Tsuen Wan,Hong Kong. You can see through some of the pictures below.


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What I mean has there been any test done on the differences between the construction techs offered (or once offered).
FST(with plug)-
FST (New without plug)-
FST(with springer tech)
Direct drive-
Rapid drive bamboo-
Rapid drive white-
For instance we all know FST is more durable than Rapid fire but slightly more heavy.
Others have mentioned and I've also noticed that FST boards with the pressure plug and FST without in same volume that the FST without plugs are slightly heavier, but are they any stronger than the older FST?
OR is there any difference in strength, durability, weight between bamboo and white rapid fire tech?
Is there any figures to say for example, rapid fire is say some % lighter than FST or FST is roughly twice as strong as Rapid fire that kind of thing.
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2008 URI graduate Amanda Miller, 26, is now a vice president in the Trump Organization.
Release courtesy of the University of Rhode Island Department of Communications and Marketing. Release prepared by Elizabeth Rau. Amanda Miller might admit she goes up, up and away on Donald Trump's private jet, but don't expect her to reveal what she's writing in her notebook on the real estate magnate's hit reality show – those writings are secret. "Just some observations,'' Miller said, with a chuckle. Fans of Celebrity Apprentice surely recognize Miller, a 2008 graduate of the University of Rhode Island, as the show's discrete "receptionist'' who barely utters a word. That's fine with the 26-year-old New Yorker, who is thrilled to land the part and to also work for Trump as vice president of marketing for the Trump Organization, his …