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Rolling Stones rock New York City for 50th anniversary gig
NEW YORK (AP) — It sure didn't feel like a farewell.
The Rolling Stones — average age 68, if you're counting — were in rollicking form as they rocked the Barclays Center in Brooklyn for 2½ hours Saturday night, their first U.S. show on a mini-tour marking a mind-boggling 50 years as a rock band.
And though every time the Stones tour, the inevitable questions arise as to whether it's "The Last Time," to quote one of their songs, there was no sign that anything is ending.
"People say, why do you keep doing this?" mused Mick Jagger, the band's impossibly energetic frontman, before launching into "Brown Sugar." ''Why do you keep touring, coming back? The answer is, you're the reason we're doing this. Thank you for buying our records and coming to our shows for the last 50 years."
Jagger was in top form, with all of his usual swagger — strutting, jogging, skipping and pumping his arms like a man half his age. And though he briefly donned a flamboyant feathered black cape for "Sympathy for the Devil" and later, some red-sequined tails, he was mostly content to prowl the stage in a tight black T-shirt and trousers.
The four grizzled rock icons — Jagger, Keith Richards, Ronnie Wood and of course drummer Charlie Watts, were joined Saturday by singer Mary J. Blige, who sang a searing "Gimme Shelter" with Jagger, and the Texas blues guitarist Gary Parker Jr.
The band played a generous 23 songs, including two new ones, but mostly old favorites. The rousing encore included "Jumping Jack Flash," of course, but the final song was "Satisfaction." And though the song speaks of not getting any, the consensus of the packed 18,000-seat arena was that it was a hugely satisfying evening indeed.
"If you like the Stones, this was as good a show as you could have had," said one fan, Robert Nehring, 58, of Westfield, N.J.
The Brooklyn show followed two rapturously received shows in London late last month. The band also will play two shows in Newark, N.J., on Dec. 13 and 15. Before that, they will join a veritable who's who of British rock royalty and U.S. superstars at the blockbuster 12-12-12 Sandy benefit concert at Madison Square Garden. Also scheduled to perform: Paul McCartney, the Who, Eric Clapton, Bruce Springsteen & The E Street Band, Alicia Keys, Kanye West, Eddie Vedder, Billy Joel, Roger Waters and Chris Martin.
In a flurry of anniversary activity, the band also released a hits compilation last month with two new songs, "Doom and Gloom" and "One More Shot," and HBO premiered a new documentary on their formative years, "Crossfire Hurricane." Continued...
The Stones formed in London in 1962 to play Chicago blues, led at the time by the late Brian Jones and pianist Ian Stewart, along with Jagger and Richards, who'd met on a train platform a year earlier. Bassist Bill Wyman and Watts were quick additions.
Wyman, who left the band in 1992, was a guest at the London shows last month, as was Mick Taylor, the celebrated former Stones guitarist who left in 1974 — to be replaced by Wood, the newest Stone and the youngster at 65.
The inevitable questions have been swirling about the next step for the Stones: another huge global tour, on the scale of their last one, "A Bigger Bang," which earned more than $550 million between 2005 and 2007? Something a bit smaller? Or is this mini-tour, in the words of their new song, really "One Last Shot"?
The Stones won't say. But in an interview last month, they made clear they felt the 50th anniversary was something to be marked.
"I thought it would be kind of churlish not to do something," Jagger told The Associated Press. "Otherwise, the BBC would have done a rather dull film about the Rolling Stones."
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The "quality concept" in the vocational education
(Der "Qualitätsbegriff" in der beruflichen Bildung/ Horst Mirbach)(AG BFN Workshop 26./27. Februar 2007 BIBB Bonn)
The article deals with the quality concept. It points out that there is no clear definition of the concept and also not of the quality factors and indicators. Despite this fact a lively "quality" discussion is going on. In this discussion the success, contents and goals of the vocational and educational policy are discussed about, as well as about the quality of individual fields and elements of the general and vocational education.
Quality in a neutral form means the consistence or character of an object, but in Germany it is generally used in a judgmental way in the sense of the excellence (Güte) of it. However, a statement of the excellence always means a comparison of the object with a reference value, which describes the ideal. Thus the question about quality in the frame of the vocational education always means to define what an ideal education should look like, which goals are to be reached.
The highest quality goal in the vocational education according to § 1 clause 3 of the Vocational Training Act is to achieve the vocational capacity to act of the citizens, i.e. the ability to perform an occupation in a changing work environment. The conditions for this are basically stated by the working world.
The more the object contributes to achieve the set goal the higher is the excellence (Güte) of it, i.e. the higher is its quality. The degree of quality thus expresses the extent to which the goals have been met.
The author concludes that our actions should be based on the following five guiding ideas:
- We should be aware of which "quality" understanding we are using
- We should use as selective concepts as possible, such as consistence (Beschaffenheit), character (Eigenschaft), excellence (Güte) and so on.
- We should make clear which evaluation benchmarks are being used
- We should check that the evaluation benchmarks used are legal according to the Vocational Training Act
- We should consider the hierarchy of the evaluation benchmarks
Our activities should be in accordance with the scientific ethics, which demands for a reproducibility of the research results and therefore demands for a publication of the used methods and of the results in a way that allows for a reexamination of the results.
Moreover there exists a binding statutory framework in Germany for the vocational education. It binds the whole public field within the State and the Federal States, its function owners and all acting on behalf of the public field, i.e. also the evaluators. The laws meant here are the German Basic Law, article 12, clause 1 (Art. 12 Abs. 1 GG) and Vocational Training Act (BBiG), § 1, clause 2-5.
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So England vs Germany episode 34. We all know how this usually ends. Let's hope for Englands sake this doesn't reach penalties. The English team visited an orphanage in Cape Town today. "It's heartbreaking to see their sad little faces with no hope" said Jamal aged 6.
USA should beat Ghana to reach the quarter final. They are the superior team. The defense is what worries me with USA. If they don't allow an early goal, they have a real good chance. Germany will get past the English. Skillwise they may not be too much better, but collectively they are playing better football. One of two things will happen. Either Germany will get a textbook 2-1 win, or someone will remind Rooney that he is the star player of the English squad and he'll lead the English to an improbably victory. Probably the former. Thursday, Paraguay should be able to beat New Zealand and win the group. Italy should also get past Slovakia. I think the Danes will surprise everybody by beating Japan and claiming the #2 spot behind the Dutch.
Man that was a heartbreaking loss to Ghana. Hats of to the African squad though. The goal Gyan scored to open the extra time was one of the best goals, if not the best, of the tournament. I think Bradley made a mistake by pulling Alticore out in favor of Gomez who was a no-show in the 30 minutes of extra time he was in the game. At the very end, Howard came in all the way to the Ghana box for a corner kick. There was a frame where Howard tried to header the ball in and the Ghanaian keeper punched it away. That's gotta be a classic shot with two keepers going at it.
Sorry, but the coach just has to go. This team comes unprepared for so many games. You can't keep allowing goals in the 5th minute and expect to win.
Good game. I'm happy that Africa still has a team in the tourney since they are hosting. Great goal no doubt. The near miss by the US would have been a phenomenal goal as well in regulation, had it not missed wide.
74 straight years in the quarter finals or better for Germany. It's just incredible. It doesn't seem to matter what team they send to the WC, the just keep on winning anyway. That team is as far from a fluke as you can get.
Germany play like machines,but they are one step away to win Brazil or Argentina. Profesional players german teams,i like it but they lack Messi. There is a very famous line that says: Football is a sport invented by the english in wich germany always wins... I hope Spain win Portugal,iberic derby¡¡¡¡,if we win portugal we clear the way to semi-finals until argentina or germany.
Being born and raise (and still living) in Argentina, Soccer was the first sport I knew and the first I played. Until I knew what Basketball was/is and what NBA was/is.. Now I don't play soccer anymore, and don't watch it neither. I just don't like it anymore. Yes, of course sometimes I watch some World Cup matches but I am not an Argentina soccer team fan.. (and it's hard because all my friends and family are..) I'm a Pistons fan!! :D
That England-Deutschland game was a wild one. England could've won that game 4-2. Put a smart ref and the game tied 2-2, and then the two shots that bounced off the posts go in and it's a completely different game. Germany has been impressive, but they also make too many defensive mistakes; very uncharacteristic of typical German teams. They now go up against Argentina who are actually skilled offensively unlike England. That game will be very exciting. Oezil is an amazing player. Probably the best player on the pitch for the Germans. There are too many ref errors this world cup. The horrid call disallowing the winning goal for US against Slovenia, the stolen goal from England and the first goal awarded to Argentina which was as clear an offside as it can get. Just terrible. Tonight's Brazil vs. Chile. If I remember correctly the two top teams from Latin America going at it. It'll probably end up being the most entertaining game of the world cup.
Yeah, or if the English goalie could have just stopped the German's 4 goals then England could have won 4-0. And if the Americans had just made that shot that went wide in regulation then we could be in it too because we would have beat Ghana 2-1 prior to the extra period. We don't need really smart refs or instant replay. What we need is someone to figure out who should really be advancing in this tournament if what almost happened or what should have happened had actually happened.I think the USA would be in the final four at the very least. Or England could have actually been the USA had they won the Revolutionary war like they should have and then they would be in it.
- Tate don't be ridiculus, time machines haven't been invented yet. And as soon as they are all that stuff will be fixed by the next day. - I can't understand why the English can't field a better team. They have dozens of Premier league teams to choose players from. Yet they suck in the same class as the U.S.


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come upload a sample or two!
link its so much fun and it doesnt take all day,
its something you could do right now. starting about right now, but latecomers welcome too! Bleh. Something not working with the buzz samplers. It crashes when I try to play them with a midi keyboard. I give up. Gonna be interesting to see what people will make out of the samples though...
i can't believe i missed it.
wtf. hungover. 1st time in a year hungover too. great timing. sleeping in.
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i guess ill add file type extensions next time so you can use my smapples too.
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for the record: i was late and made mine in 20 minutes.... lol luna: U COME BY NEXT TIME OK?!?!?!?! and idle on irc with us HUH?! ok?! ok! alright....` anyway, everyone's was dope (mine was crack)
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Listening to the submissions now. Interesting. When's the next one planned? I hope I will find the time to participate. And sort out my software issues...
Argh. missed another one.
the thing is they arent really planned.
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Madrigaal 1976. (Kleine muziek voor de zomer). By Daan Manneke (1939-). For SATB choir. Secular. Graphical notation. Full score. Text Language: Dutch. 7 pages. Published by Annie Bank Edition (A1.MAN-0101-1).
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Warming up your choir has never been this much fun! These 18 educational exercises are written in a variety of styles based on American popular music, including Swing, Rock, Latin and Cajun. This CD provides a great-sounding and stylistic accompaniment to the book (HL08201243) of the same name. The warm-ups can be used to improve intonation, balance and blend, enunciation and vowel unification and to extend vocal ranges. They can also be used creatively as the basis for group composition and movement exercises. With these fresh starts you're limited only by your imagination! If ordering more than 10 copies, please call us on +44 (0)1284 725725 to check availability.
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Brainerd—Crow Wing county's big tractor and dump cars, contracted for by the county commissioners at their April meeting, have arrived and the ma chine is attracting the attention of many of the most prominent citizens interested in good road building. St. Cloud—Theodore Buck of Roscoe died June 8th at his home in the village of Roscoe after a lingering illness. Mr. Buck was 72 years of age at the time of his death and had been a resident of the town of Roscoe since the days of the indian outbreak, having lived on a farm a few miles from the village. Staples—Choked and beaten until unconscious, a 16-year old boy was then robbed and locked in a box car in the Dower Lake yards, one and one-half miles west of Staples, Wednesday by a man giving his name as Ben Sanders and his address as Toledo, Ohio. Sanders enticed the boy to the railroad yards after finding that he had money. The boy, whose name is Ivers, and who lives at Brainerd, had loaned the man a dollar just before this, and at this time Sanders saw the boy's money, which amounted to $15. The boy was released from the car by a tramp who heard him gioan as he was passing the car. Sanders was arrested by Friesinger of Little B'alls at Randall. COUNTY SEAT CHUNGS. Alfalfa on Every Farm. An acre or more of alfalfa on every farm means 156,000 acres of alfalfa in Minnesota within the next year. It means 156,- 000 alfalfa centers where this most valuable forage crop may be observed and its great value learned. It means the seeding of more than seventy times as large an acerage as has been grown with success in Minnesota during the last fifty years. One acre of alfalfa on each farm may seem a small beginning, bu1» the personal experience gained in handling one acre successfully this year will prove very valuable if it is found advisable to increase the acerage next year.—A recent bulletin, entitled Alfalfa-Growing in Minnesota, may be secured free by addressing the writer, A. C. Amy, Assistant Agriculturist, University Farm, Si. Paul. (From the Litte Falls Transcript.) Louis, the 6-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Batters, suffered a broken arm Thursday afternoon when he fell from a hammock in which other children were swinging him. Both bones of the lower arm were broken. M. V. Wetzel, M. M. Buck- man, Hary and Glen Schroeder and Wilfred Wetzel drove to Pierz Fish lake Wednesday to try out a new boat motor which has been purchased by Mr. Wetzel. The motor is one of the detachable hind which may be fastened to the stern of a row boat. A 9-year-old boy named West- berg, living near the brickyards was shot Tuesday afternoon with a small calibre revolver in the hands of a companion, 14 years of jure. Little could be learned from the boys as to the circumstances of the accident, but as far as could be determined the boys were playing together with the revover and the older boy pointed at his companion and fired. The bullet entered the boy's head just above the eye and lodged in the skull. The hole made by the ball is a small one and the revolver is thought to be 22-calibre one. It is thought that the bullet did not touch the brain and if complications do not set in, the injury will not prove fatal. Tlie boy is resting easily at present. A dream was responsible for John Blechinger insuring his house a few hours before lightning struck it Saturday evening. Friday night Mr. Blechinger, a farmer living a few miles west of the city in Pike Creek town, dreamed that his house caught tire and was burned down. So vivid was the "dream thai the first thing he did next morning was to hitch up his team and drive to Little Falls, where he took out an insurance policy on the building. Mr. Blechinger did not return home until Saturday evening and arrived just in time to see a bolt strike the house as he was unhitching the team. The bolt did little damage although it tore off a good deal of plaster and passed through every roomin the house, and the owner of the house rejoiced that he had heeded his dream before he discovered the damage. Mr. Blechinger's mother was in the house alone at the time the bolt struck, but was uninjured. PIERZ WILL CELEBRATE. Pierz will have an old time rousing celebration this year. The program includes parade, ball game, races, sports of every kind, music etc. throughout the day. The parade headed by the band and firemen will start at 10 a. m. and march through the whole^illage. Floats, clowns, THE PRIMARY 1AST SUNDAY'S ELECTION. BALL GAME. At the time we go to press the votes between the candidates for state senator from this district were so close that the final result could not be foretold. It The ball game Sunday between Pierz and the Royal Blues of Little Falls resulted in a score of 7 to 1 in favor of the former. Maj. Morrill pitched girls dress^t in white, representing the states, boys on horseback etc., will be in the parade- See the posters. Sullivan News, A. W. Cook was an east side caller Saturday. John Bollig of Pierz was visit ed at the lake Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Smith were Onamia callers Monday. Lastrup callers Monday were Ross Adkins and Fred Lynn. C. E. Look and family were guests at the Henry Smith home Monday. Mrs. Robert Adkins visited her daughter, Mrs. Henry Rieke Monday. Chas. Sanborn and Miss Ethel Martin were lake callers Monday evening. The town board met at the clerks office Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Sims moved into their new home last Tuesday. John Britton wife and child were Lastrup callers Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Smith, daughter Annie and son Tom were visitors at C. E. Look's Tuesday. Miss Vine Bobo has returned to her home in Onamia. Mazie Look and brother Rodney called at Heaghy's on the north side of Platte last Thurs day. Mrs. John Britton and little daughter visited with Mrs. Ford Thursday. T. S. Look and niece Miss Mazie were Pierz goers Friday and Saturday. Fred Lynn was an early morning fisherman at the lake last Saturday. Mrs. W. J. Mosgrove Winnipeg arrived Saturday and will visit her mother, brothers and sister. South Agram News. June 15th—Frank Boehm sold his farm last week to Joseph Tuschner of Morton, Minn., for $8',800. Mr. and Mrs. Jos. Jansen and family visited at the Peter Thommes home Sunda}'. John Eidenshink was in Little Falls Friday. Mrs. Fred Sporlein and son Edward called at the F. Smith home Sundaj'. J. J. Brummer is putting a new cement iloor into Peter Langers hog house. Mrs. Peter Thommes returned home from Chicago Friday. appears that Stoll and Kling are ; the first five innings and Leo in the lead in the race for the , Wermerskirchen finished the clerk of court office. It is rea- game. The game was too much sonably certain that the follow- one-sided to be classed as good, ing are the nominees: | So far, tiiis season, every team For Governor: W. E. Lee and i that the Pierz aggregation lias D. W. Lawler. run up against has been too For Congress: C. A. Lind- slow. But look out, a change berg and J. A. Dubois. may be coming, for next Sun- For State Representatives: day the boys tackle the fast St. L.D.Brown, Louis Vasaly, C., Cloud bunch. Now stick a pin A. W. Bouck and Mr. Young. For Clerk of Court: E Kling and Alfred Stoll. For Sheriff: Ed. Tanner and Paul Felix. There was no opposition for the other county offices at the primary and hence their names were not put on the ticket. right here. If they should win the game Sunday, there is nothing short of the Athletics or Giants that can stop 'em. The game will be a good one and every fan should turn out. LOCAL NEWS. Latest Election Returns. Clerk of Court, Stoll .... 858 " " " Kling... 714 Posch . ..517 Hall.. . .379 Reynolds 237 Felix, .... .1,005 Tanner, . . 598 Tourtillot, . 382 Lanerman, . 255 Rocheleau, . 235 Monahan,. . 89 Johnson won the nomination for state senator. Quack Grass Eradication. There is not a field of quack grass in Iowa or Minnesota that I can not completely eradicate in six weeks' time, and that without any spray. Your correspondent can kill his quack grass this season and raise a Creamery Report. Following- will be found a report of the operating statistics of the Little Rock Co-operative creamery for the five month's business ending June 1st, 1914. No. of patrons at present.... 52 Pounds cream received 74.7 U Pounds butterfat received.. 20,304.7 Average test of cream 27.165 Pounds butter shipped 25,24'J Pounds butler sold to patrons 154 Pounds butter cash sales.... 48 Pounds butter on hand fiO Total pounds butter made.. . 25,511 Pounds overrun 5,206.3 Per cent overrun 20.4 Average price paid for butterfat 27.17c Average price received for butter shipped 25.21c 5,206.3 pounds overrun at 25.21c yielded SI,312.51 Running expenses 896.10 Clearance 416.41 Cost per pound of making butter .0351 G. J. HODOKFF, Secretary. Mike Kiewel is camping at Fish lake. Bridge and road troubles never wear out. The mosquitos are making the season's debut. Keep all your windows wide open all night. Frank Marshik of Kimball is home for the summer. Peter Tretter has received a new threshing engine. The largest locomotive in the world weighs 853,000 pounds, or about 427 tons. Mrs. Henry Vandenheuvel came up from Watertown last Monday to get her daughter. Mrs. Elisabeth Welle attended the Primus-Athman wedding in Spring Hill last week. Ferdinand Terhaar had a toe amputated in Regina, Canada. He infected the toe by trimming a corn with a razor. A glass of water placed in the bottom of a piano, will holy) to prevent the wood warping, and to keep the instrument in tune. There does not seem so much variation in the price of wheat as in former years. Prices this year have hovered, close to the 80 cent mark. WEATHER AND MARKETREPORTS. Temperature for The last week. Highest Lowest Thursday 75 50 above Friday 75 51 above Saturday 72 50 above Sunda3' 70 __ 51 above Monday 76 43 above Tuesday 80 54 above Wednesday.. 76 59 above Temperature same Week year ago. Temperature for the corns ponding week a year ago: Highest Lowest 12_...82___ 57 above 13 85. .58 above 14 80--. 59 above 15.... 90.. 61 above 16 85.._ 57 above 17 78 50 above 18 92. ..48 above 1913 June it ii Grain and Produce Harket Report. Wheat, No. 1, 79 77 1.85 15 .... $5.00 35 .... 20 15 ... 2.80 ... 2.20 Wheat, No. 2 Flax, Barley Rye Oats Ear Corn Hay Butter, Creamery . Dairy Fggs Flour, Best " Straight Royalton News, Mrs. J. P. Chance and son Jerome of International Falls good crop of corn if he will just are visiting at the home of Mr. plow it very deep, disk thoroughly, then harrow thoroughly and plant to corn, harrow again and then use the corn cultivator thoroughly through the season and the only quack grass that he will have in the Held will be a few spears in the hills. Now, the next season he should again plow deep, and give the same form of cultivation, and plant to corn. If he will be most thorough with his work, he will be entirely rid of the quack grass. P. B. CRANE, in Wallace Farmer. How To Kill Gut Worms. Cut worms give some indication of being prevalent again this year. A good means of destroying them is to mix up a bran mush poisoned by paris green or lead arsenate to attract the worms. This material is made up in about the following proportion : One gallon of water. One pound of bran. One half tumbler of molasses. One spoon lull of paris green. Enough to color bran, or two or three spoonsfull of arsenate of lead. Mix thoroughly and scatter about the plants where cutworms have appeared. The arsenate of lead is in some cases preferable to paris green, because it is not so easily washed off. Many varieties of cutworms climb, and hence ordinary paper collars around the stems are not always satisfactory. Summer begins next Sunday. World's Wheat Crop. Of our three great crops, corn, the most valuable, interests the eastern merchants least, says the New York World. It does not travel, but is fed on the farm. Cotton pays our bills abroad; we exported $600,000,000 worth of cotton and cotton goods last year- Wheat means bread for our people, freight for railroads and big sums in foreign exchange. Hence there is the keenest interest in the possibility of a wheat crop running above 950,000<000 bushels, exceeding last year's yield by 200,000,000 bushels and mount- ing to one-quarter of the world's production. and Mrs. I. Gilbert. J. N. Carnes and son Norris and Isaac Wilson returned last Wednesday after a several days' fishing trip at Mille Lacs. A tire alarm was turned in last Thursday morning at 1 o'clock when fire was discovered in a barn on theGottliebScblag farm north of town. Owing to the distance from the hydrant, it was imposible to reach the burning building with the hose. The building was totally destroyed. It is thought the fire was started by hoboes, who were sleeping in the barn, as Mr. Schlag was awakened by his dog barking and running towards some wood along the railroad track A pretty wedding took place Wednesday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. O. A. Ellis in Langola, when their daughter, Miss Ruth, became tlie bride of Ira Muncy. The ceremony was performed by Rev. T. Galbraith at 8 o'clock. The bride is well and favorabl}' known in Royalton and vicinity, having taught school in Morrison and Benton counties for the past few years. Mr. Muncy, the son of Mr. and Mrs. William C. Muncy of Belle- vue, is a prosperous young farmer. Low grade flour 1.50 Bran . 1.15 Shorts 1.20 Cracked Corn 80 pounds 1.20 Ground Feed 1.25 Potatoes I Beans 2.00 lOnions 60 Tlie basket social and dance , held last Monday evening j =— netted the base ball flub South St. Paul $48.00. A few of the baskets Hog Market. sold for $5.00. . ... Ave. Price. Bertha, Theresia and Ru- Thursday _..7.77 dolph Winkler, and Ben A lber J**8* p9 , n rr • i * * «_. i i Saturday <.90 and George Knight of Hold- Monday ? 8? ingford attended the social Tuesday.. Wednesday 7.82 South St. Paul Live StockMarket. Steers $7.75 to 7.85 CowsandHeifcrs,$4.25 to ..6.75 Calves, steady, $5.50 to 9.75 Feeders, steadv, ___$4.30 to 700 Monday evening. Get up early these fine June mornings and inhale deep draughts of fragrance while the robins are singing on the bough. S. R. Elwood, representing the Brand nursery of Faribault, is here taking orders for fall delivery. He reports , . , x Work on tlie new com-! business as being good. . . r..,. " " , , ° ° dam at Little tails has been AndyPeterson, whose home ' progressing rapidly during is at Alexandria, and who re- the past few weeks, although presents VV. L. Perkins & Co. the water has been higher of St. Paul, was here waiting this year than for several on the trade tlie last part of years past. The work which last week. ' is being done now, is on the dam proper, tlie work this It is reported hundreds of On Monday afternoon last week Edward Olson, aged 22, son of O. C. Olson of Brainerd, prairie eggs summer being on tlie east Mr. and Mrs. R. Y. Watson chickens and 6b ,wmg only. I he side wall were destroyed by the recent , . . . , . J • , has been completed for some heavy rains. Ihe old hens ,. . . ao - , , . . . J , time and is 28 feet high and and cocks are air ady gather- ," - . .. . , . ., , J ° 18 feet thick at the base nar- mg in large flocks. . f ■ , ,_. 6 fa rowing to four and one-half Be careful of your "minu-jat the top. tea"; they are precious, so' don't waste them. Here is a long list of things you can do in a minute, so be careful of your minutes Schraut-Weidenbach. Nick Langer has been appointed a member of the police force of Brainerd. The marriage of V. In a minute Schraut Jr., and Annie Weiden- you can be born, get married, j b;i^1] took place Tuesday morn- get run over, tell your right'in* ;,t 9 °'clock in the St. John's . ... , i church at Lastrup. Gertrude name, pay a bill, propose, be , ,, ,. ,_. .. 1 J ' ' Schraut and Catherine W■> and children ot Royalton left accepted, be rejected, kiss I for San Diego, Cal.. near wrong girl, sit down on your was picked up unconcious on: wnere they expect to make silk hat, lose your money, eat acted as best men. The wedding the Oak street road. io.rand. theil. home ftoyalton pec-L toadstool instead of a mush-]was lield at the Weidenbach one-half miles east of Brain- ple wiU gadly |mga them aB ,.()0m have your tooth puUed, home and w;is tended b erd, where he had fallen tl were ol(1 reBldent8 of U r, igB your Mn (large number of invitedI friends from his motorcycle and was fa lwali aU(1 h;ive , h) £ £ ; £*«£££- The afie. dragged over forty feet. His Memh here. We uuderetand ^ a ,, ^ ^ ^ fly! ^n^ cTrd ' skull w;is fr;ii-1 nred and his n ^ i\? i_ ._ ■ i. . • .1 bach were bridesmaids and John Weidenbach and Joseph Schraut skull was fractured aud collar bone broken playing and that Dick will engage in the paper, make your will (we|dancing in bowery built for that manufacture of ice there.— could), write a popular song. PurP°~
Object Description
Title | The Pierz Journal (Pierz, Morrison County, Minnesota), 1914-06-18 |
Succeeding Titles | Royalton Banner; The Royalton Banner - Pierz Journal |
Edition | Volume 6, Number 1 |
Date of Creation | 1914-06-18 |
Publishing Agency | F. L. Preimesberger (Pierz, Morrison County, Minnesota) |
Language | English |
Minnesota Reflections Topic | Communication |
Item Type | Text |
Item Physical Format | Newspapers |
Formal Subject Headings |
Advertising -- Newspapers American newspapers Community newspapers |
Locally Assigned Subject Headings | Banner-Journal |
Minnesota City or Township | Pierz |
Minnesota County | Morrison |
State or Province | Minnesota |
Country | United States |
Contributing Organization | Morrison County Historical Society, 2151 S. Lindbergh Dr. P.O. Box 239, Little Falls, MN 56345 |
Rights Management | Use of these images is governed by U.S. and international copyright law. Please contact the Morrison County Historical Society for further information, PO Box 239, Little Falls, MN 56345. |
Local Identifier | 2011-66-6 |
LCCN | sn 89064511 |
OCLC Control Number | 1641163 |
Fiscal Sponsor | Funding provided to the Minnesota Digital Library through the Minnesota Arts and Cultural Heritage Fund, a component of the Minnesota Clean Water, Land and Legacy constitutional amendment, ratified by Minnesota voters in 2008. |
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Mar 9th, 2012, 11:20:07 AM | #51 |
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Hi Sandz, cute Eevee, keep it up!
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"but truth to be told, I'm kinda bad at it"
Are you sure you like this thread? Nah, I don't like it... I love it! Awesome art sandz! <3 Just thinking how you did it makes me shiver... Jk, love your clean style, it's just sooo... Hope you update this thread every now and then ^^
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Mar 12th, 2012, 6:37:41 PM | #53 |
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loads of great new stuff since my makky got posted :D
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Thank you for the 34598734895th time! haha x) Quote:
One of the good things about doing smog art is that I can update along with so many other people... haha. So I don't get pushed to page 2/3 or smth. And I get a useful perma link from smogon! :D Featured RU Pokemon: Honchkrow This was NoBlue's request to draw initially. haha. I suck at drawing regular shapes .-. This was done pretty long ago >.> Ermmm well Honchkrow is enjoying his retirement and is in the 'golden ages' so that's where the sunset comes from >.> Also, Durant because it was a rising threat, even more than Honchkrow and eventually got banned... But it got banned after I drew this though... lol Featured OU RMT I did these 3 and the last one like last minute because no one was doing them ~_~ Exploding Life Orb for and Azelf lol Choice Band Dragonite... Probably my favorite piece of all the smog art :) I did this quite quickly along with Azelf though >.> Now I know what a Choice Band looks like lol. ChestoRest Kingdra... I wonder how do sleeping Pokemon eat their Chesto Berries lol! Weather in the Lower Tiers Drew this a day before the release ~_~ haha. Yea I terribly suck at drawing regular shapes so I got the default ones to work with >.> And I can't draw fire too :< I drew like 4 pics in 3 days x.x haha. Estimate around 12-16 hours taken to draw all 6 pics. But it was worth it :) Hope you like them!~ And thanks for the MAC votes guys~~
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Mar 16th, 2012, 2:58:19 AM | #55 |
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Awesome smog art, sandshrew! Thanks for getting them up in last min's notice along with your HTML (or GP?) work!
Mar 16th, 2012, 3:05:58 AM | #56 |
Thanks Pocket! :D Erm, kind of did both but more of HTML lol >.>
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Mar 16th, 2012, 7:21:48 AM | #57 |
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Love the Honchkrow! I didn't know you did art sandz >.> but great work here
(ps: I know your request list is already piled up, but could you draw edit: skipped over the pikachu you drew! so I changed the request to shaymin if you don't mind. =P Last edited by Amarillo; Mar 16th, 2012 at 7:31:55 AM. |
Mar 18th, 2012, 6:21:03 AM | #58 |
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draw me a lucario
edit: i like ur art its rly good its so simple but the colours are all really bright and all the rounded surfaces make everything look so cute n____________n
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Mar 19th, 2012, 2:24:38 PM | #59 |
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this is really great hahahaha
can I request a raikou? or a charizard?
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Can you draw me a really really really CUTE DIALGA ?
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anyway... I sprinted through my MAC entry by not shading etc etc T.T Water-types are so not winning Electric-types... The reason why Cleffa is crying? Becuase it got frightened by Shinx's Intimidate ;_; idk why Shinxe has Intimidate though :x Well yar Mudkip is protecting Cleffa~ or supposed to at least >.> Quote:
tl;dr not very happy with the piece but that's all I can do right now ;_; oh and Mudkip is great for nuzlockes lol!
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Apr 2nd, 2012, 12:33:41 AM | #62 |
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Apr 6th, 2012, 8:16:46 AM | #63 |
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this was the first art thread i opened (i'm kinda new) and i loved it. The ditto is my favourite of them, but they're all really great. any chance of a Phanpy and Jirachi? same image please. keep it up! *typing on a 3DS is really hard, I'll try to use my iPad in future
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j/s the request list is long ~_~ idk when I'll be done / work on them >.> sooner or later but more of laaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaater haha here's my MAC entry!! :) lol didn't draw a sandshrew because HHS already drew it and I suck at drawing sandshrew 9.9 haha and without background weeeee~~~~~ same pose as my avy!! who fancies a Groudon avy? xD
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This stuff is awesome I love the choice band dragonite. A lot of these remind me of plushies I just wanna throw them around and play plushie soccer
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Woooow! Your artwork is both cool, funny and cute! I'm so in love with it :D
I know you probably get tons of these requests every day, but I was wondering if you could make a Clefable for me with cool sunglasses? :D That would be so funny and cool at the same time :D
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If you can make a Groudon look cute, then you're something special.
I didn't know that PowerPoint could be used to draw. You should totally try out Adobe Illustrator. It has a similar look, but is made for these sort of drawings. Now I'm curious to try out PowerPoint's drawing mechanics.
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Hi, i really like your'e drawing style the pokemon look cute and cool at the same time, anyway i have a request could you please draw me a cute shellder pleasssssseeeeeee
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Apr 9th, 2012, 3:53:04 PM | #70 |
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Ooh man thank U! I'll be waiting for it!
A fitting name? Of course!!!
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May 23rd, 2012, 10:26:47 AM | #71 |
updating this post~~ Here is some smog art as usual! Hitting the Lottery: BW's Big Winners >.> imo the worst piece of the 4... Regret not drawing Espeon instead =.= the first time simplicity backfired :/ Not drawing Chansey ever again haha >.> At least that thing looked obvious it was an Eviolite right?? Introduction to Triple Battles Didn't shade for this one because I won't be able to finish it if I did but guess the lineart turned out well :) didn't know the 3 pledges can't be used simultaneously but w/e >.> Playing with a Loaded Dice: How to Control Luck I tried using 2 colors to shade for this one too! :D I like this piece haha. On hindsight I didn't know Gengar has a tail >.> Oh and I finally know what Focus Blast looks like lol. How the Heck is that NU? Ninjask has such a complicated design @_@ It took pretty long but I was happy with the results :) It looks a bit too similar to the original art though >.> didn't dare to deviate too much in case I screw it up :d
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Love your gengar!!!
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May 28th, 2012, 12:24:32 PM | #73 |
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That Ninjask is really something. The shading is very impressive considering you're using MS Powerpoint. The detail is great, and you've done a great job with the anatomy and the pose. You've come on in leaps and bounds Sandshrewz :) The repeated silhouettes do a good job of representing the speed that it is travelling at. If you'd have slightly altered the silhouettes so that the wings were moving slightly, and if the pose was slightly more horizontal, it would've given a super impression of the speed this thing is going at and would've turned a great piece into a superb piece.
I compliment your dedication to working in Ppt.
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Your art is so crisp, and when I read that you use power point... :O The ninjask is one of my favorites, seeing how much work goes into your stuff is amazing. As far as Illustrator goes you could give the trial version a go, and can be found on the Adobe site.
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Thanks for your dedication to this thread!! :D I love it too haha >.>
my worst MAC entry ever
Also, I'm working on the next MAC. :D Here's a sneak preview~~ I'll see what request I can do with this MAC as well! :D Also Steamroll apparently I was searching for a dog Pokemon and well Growlithe qualifies so you have your request done! ^_^ If you want it shiny as you said last time just say so and I can recolor it :P edit: avy size for Steamroll or whoever wants to use it :)
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