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A couple of years ago a downpour of rain would have almost certainly put the mockers on any chance of the Blues picking up a victory but on Saturday afternoon they demonstrated exactly how to use the weather to their advantage as they came from behind to beat Nottingham 14-9.
Bedford's kit man – and President – will have quite a job on his hands to get the jerseys sparkling clean in time for next Sunday's trip to Leeds but I'm sure he won't mind after the entire squad put in a hell of a shift to earn a very hard fought win.
Nottingham – who pinched the win at Meadow Lane earlier in the season with a late penalty – were an extremely stern test for the Blues and their pack dominated proceeding early on as the visitors claimed the majority of possession and territory.
Fly half Matt Jarvis gave the Green and Whites a 0-3 lead in the eighth minute when the Blues failed to release a tackle. Nottingham were really piling on the pressure, but the Blues held firm and slowly started coming back into the game but were never able to really put pressure on the visitors defence.
Jarvis missed a penalty attempt in the 16th minute but the Green and Whites continued to dominate key areas of the game and were rewarded with a penalty late in the half which Jarvis converted. Goldington Road finally burst into life soon afterwards when Joe Vandermolen collected the ball and made 30 metres but the Blues couldn't capitalise. James Pritchard got the scoreboard rolling for the Blues just before the interval and his penalty made it 3-6 as the half time.
The next 20 minutes were horrendous. A small shower had arrived as the half ended but as soon as the players were off the field the heavens opened. Rain, hail, thunder, lightning – just what was needed...
After a short delay the game restarted with Bedford having the slope and breeze on their side. Pritchard levelled the score with a delicately kicked penalty after Alex Shaw had been sin binned for the visitors after blocking the Bedford skipper's attempt of recollecting his kick through.
The man advantage paid dividends seven minutes later when the Blues had a penalty deep in Nottingham's 22. A good shove set the attacking platform before Vandermolen – who picked up the man of the match award – burst over the line to score but Pritchard couldn't add the extras.
The rain continued to pour and Bedford set about playing an intelligent kicking game which pinned Nottingham back and also saw several knock-ons go the Blues way. Pritchard added a third penalty of the afternoon on 60 minutes before Jarvis replied eight minutes later to keep Nottingham within touch distance at 14-9.
Bedford were enjoying the territorial advantage but as the clock ticked down the Blues were under the cosh as Nottingham went on the offensive. Lineout ball was collected well and the visitors looked to put the ball up their jumper and march forward but Bedford did superbly to disrupt the pack and force the advancing maul into touch.
Heart-in-mouth time followed though as the resulting lineout went astray and Nottingham had one final opportunity to attack. Alun Walker pounced on the loose ball and made his way into Bedford's 22, but as the ball was recycled down the left wing, Sacha Harding and Nico Steenkamp combined to put in a huge hit to dislodge the ball which allowed Patrick Tapley to send it into touch and the Blues had their second home victory of 2014.
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State representative Martin J. Walsh, champion of unions, wins Boston mayoral race
Martin J. Walsh, a legislator and long-time labor leader, ground out a narrow victory over City Councilor John R. Connolly Tuesday to become Boston's 48th mayor, propelled by a diverse coalition that transcended geography, race, and ideology.
Walsh rode a wave of support that spanned Boston, from his Savin Hill neighbors to African-Americans in Roxbury, liberal activists in Jamaica Plain to Latinos in Hyde Park. His campaign — fueled by unprecedented spending by organized labor from across the country — swelled beyond his base in Dorchester, where Walsh, the son of Irish immigrants, grew up in a tripledecker.
Walsh beat Connolly, 52 percent to 48 percent, in final results posted on the city's website.
"For this kid from Taft Street in Dorchester you've made Boston a place where dreams come true. Together we're going to make Boston a place where dreams come true for every child and every person in every corner of this city,'' Walsh told cheering supporters at his election night party at the Boston Park Plaza Hotel.
Walsh, who said he had just received congratulatory calls from President Obama and outgoing Mayor Thomas M. Menino, promised to work for "opportunity — because every woman, man and child deserves a chance; community — because that's the strength of this city; equality —because everybody gets ahead, not just some.''
He said he wanted to make Boston a "community of shared prosperity.''
"In January, Boston begins a new era. We get to write a new chapter in its 400-year history. We know Boston is a strong city and a fortunate city. My mission is to make it better, to make Boston a hub of opportunity,'' he said.
When Walsh takes office Jan. 6, it will mark the end of the 20-year tenure of Menino, whose announcement in March that he would not seek a sixth term unleashed a generation of pent-up political ambition.
In a race that lacked substantial policy differences, Walsh won as an everyman with a compelling life story. The 46-year-old spoke often about his immigrant roots, his battle with childhood cancer, his encounter with a stray bullet that grazed his leg after a night of drinking, and his struggle as a young man to overcome alcoholism. Walsh made up for a dearth of detail when discussing policy with his affable personality, which helped build trust, a trait that won key endorsements from black and Latino leaders.
The election marked the return of an Irish-American to the mayor's office, a decades-long tradition that had been broken by Menino, the city's first Italian-American mayor.
The election also brought the dawn of a new era in city politics, with a flood of money from outside groups and anonymous political committees nearly eclipsing spending by the candidates' official campaigns. For organized labor, Walsh's bid for mayor became a national cause as unions across the country contributed millions to the effort. Boston will be one of the rare major American cities to have a labor leader serve as mayor.
Walsh is 24 years younger than Menino, who was born during World War II and came of age as Boston convulsed with urban decay and the racial strife of court-ordered busing to desegregate schools.
Walsh is a child of the late 1960s whose formative years came in the aftermath of busing. He grew up in a polarized city, but he spent much of his campaign promoting a tolerant "one Boston.''
"If we set our sights high … I promise you the best is yet to come,'' Walsh told his jubilant supporters at the Park Plaza, with his girlfriend, Lorrie Higgins, by his side.
Connolly, at his election night party at The Westin Copley Place hotel, thanked supporters.
"I thank you for everything you did from Day One. … You were all amazing, you gave me so much,'' he said.
"I've known Marty Walsh 18 years,'' Connolly said. "I knew Marty Walsh 10 years before I ever ran for office. Marty Walsh is a good man. He wants to do good things for Boston and he will do good things for Boston. And he has my full support. Marty has my full support.''
Menino announced March 28 he would "leave the job that I love'' and not seek a sixth term, catching much of the Boston's political establishment by surprise.
As the first open race for mayor in 20 years, the campaign sparked excitement in political circles but was largely overshadowed by the tragedy of the Boston Marathon bombings and the triumph of the Red Sox in the World Series. In between, the city was absorbed in the trial of notorious gangster James "Whitey'' Bulger.
Walsh and Connolly were the two top votegetters in a Sept. 24 preliminary election, setting up a final six-week dash to today's election.
Initial public polls showed Connolly, 40, who promised to be the "education mayor,'' with a lead, but Walsh locked up a series of endorsements and gained momentum. Two failed mayoral candidates — former school committee member John F. Barros and City Councilor Felix G. Arroyo — both joined Walsh's campaign. They were followed by former city housing chief Charlotte Golar Richie, who finished third in the preliminary election.
The endorsements of the three most prominent mayoral candidates of color became a potent symbol for Walsh, and other black elected officials soonfollowed. In the week before the election, public polls swung in Walsh's favor.
The race turned increasingly bitter in its closing weeks, with Walsh and Connolly accusing each other of negative campaigning.
Connolly also charged in debates that Walsh, who worked as a union official while serving in the Legislature, was too closely tied to labor. But Walsh responded that because of his experience he could be a more effective negotiator with the city's municipal unions.

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ha . e ,,, i • >,. .,.- occasion to itues the .. .. . mi of a ca mi that oi igiuated and .\ is inst ;;'- th ing ot the temple's one ■....,, ni '. latin i tone lo-da b tin - i'ii • . dical ing :<> tlie • ■eiueiil , ... , , stru lure ihai 1 • "• ■- ai tin rej ■■■, ion "' ■..■' enaei.it ny he illst ■'■isu-r.ss , theii fellow craftsmen i-i 1 '" ' ig of 1 ii.it 1 nt pi . since ' •• _ - issedawa , and the glo • " - " ' ith it pillerei ail and ieinpu ied amid the v <* * ami sl mii,i.;,i ,,: :,..-,,; ages but the beautiful the lent the simple nud im pres_iv cr.s'mohy oi iiii hour has sur vived i.e uecayiug palace ad crumbling lempli of its owu masonic ci atiou the c lemouy like the religion which ma sonry lias ever protected aud defended is understood and fully appreciated only by the initiated who feel its power and ac kuoweledge its mystery the overthrow ol ecu in rues and creeds the wreck of empires and the desolation of once proud and valiant nations strew the shores whei forever biattiine's remorseless and destructive wave but tlie craft aud cer emony wliich this hour represents and pei lm ms have all ilie freshness youth and beau l of tin day and ho..r when the liist must i dedicated the temple to the creator aud the religion ol masonry brother masons and fellow citizens of saliabu y i cougratu late you on this oc casion r ii is an event that w ill be pro i ductive of good to the pi sent and coining i generations i'he edifice ihis hu dedi cated io ii.e culture of mind will be prodiicti.c i tinted powers that shall im nc iw i tie ,... - ui and future of our peo ple uud throw tlie charm ol intellectual dignity and cultivated tower arouud those who may receive within these uprising walls thai ic and lender training that shall sun liiilv cany them without blight through the bud and bloom of youth to a ripened self-sustaining man hood men nnty disagree in the matters i ol religion aa i polnics in fact on al o i i most everv topic but tiiereisone subject upou which all agree — no man disputes tin facl that the labor of the school teach i er ifi.t di humanity and is thc blessing jol heaven to eveiy child tne teacher < labors to improve the mind and advance ; uiiiii he is the herald id a cause that places him in the trout rank of progress ami makes him a member of a calling that i.s honored by tlie most illiistri.ms names teachers patiently rear the tender thought and as the poet has it teach lhe young idea iiow louhoot their tluij well performed ihey give i youth tlie mystic key that unlocks the j evolution of all things iheir lues are lives of toil and often not fully apprecia 1 led by the unthinking but it must be a j satisfaction to feel and know that while their work may not lead all whom ihey teach to distiction it will at least enable every child io sustain himsell in hon orable position amid the responsibility and dignitv 1 manhood school teachers ai dangerous lo ignorance ami super li tion i ie ei ' bigotry of sue aud di.sspi the '" i lie other v i ined illi text h - <•;, advance ci ili j zatinn arts and even arms where and >■• men of parked artillery fail l'h school master said mccatiley is j abroad wiih ptopriety i call nttentiou to the fact that since his lordship lltti red this memorable sentence women have | taken high rank as teachei -. there was a time when a teacher must be a man a man of severe looks who could success fully flourish a club and keep the bcliger eut juvenile in terror the soothing in fluence of the club is productive of good even in this day when regularity of at leudeucc and improved lessons are the achievements most desired this remark can only have reference to ihe boys — the gills 1 know will always study well and do right the boy is sometimes hasty if not stubborn bnt the boy is the coming i.an and as life is fearfully practical he needs must learn to ne lirm and active for lie will have to open an avenue for himself along which he may march to success that which appears hasty and stubborn will cool and tone down when he comes to grapple with the solid facts of life i'he b»y is rude the girl is gentle but he is the future bread winner and the one who is to give shelter and protec tion to the girl while she in return throws around him the shelter and protection of her less tempted and mora amiable na ture the boy is a big institution and with all his rollicking rude and reckless faults 1 love him still but i said woman has taken high rank as a teacher and i add now holds that position in every civilized laud manv of the barbarian and semi-barbaric nations had long felt and acknowledged her pow er and influence as a teacher off whatever was to be taught by those nations it touk centuries to force this idea abuve the piepdices that prevailed so long aniong the cultivated there are many other ideas wherein woman is the principal fac tor that have and are now forcing their way above civilized prejudice but this is not the time nor occasion to digress and discuss them woman is now in the school room sh may never know the pious parposcs uud deeds that sprang up in the heart aud life that her tender care and patient toil planted perchance when her mission is e ds'd and she heirs iu-r prom ised t ai one aud c own she shall know all and know ing feel that her school room lahoi was not in vain but teachers you w hu in f pi esenl , permit me to say to one and ah i . ill l>e pleasant in after days to look ii ih'is and that distinguished man and recall that lie went forth from your intellectual training ami became train ess in life siill more pi.-a.smi must it be to know that the ever inci easing fruit of your labor will become so abundant that il can never be harvested it will pass from mind to mind and from generation to gen eration and you geutlemeu of the ma sonic fraternity have pleasant memories in store for in dedicating this temple to uiiiiti yon have conferred by the act the good will and wish of your order for the future welfare ofthis institution the in fluence of tin mental culture that shall be given within the institution you have ded ieated to mind will be deathless as your dedication ceremonial there are minds j to lie cultivated here that will leave an j intellectual influence that will be seen and felt long after the rock you have just laid shall cruble into the dust and grave ! of years like the ceremony just per ' funned it will keep pace with the march of unfolding destiny ; and the chil dren that arc to be the children of the far off ages shall feel the potent spell as we feel the spell of those who taught ! before the age of christianity the scholars of olden limes arc felt with as much if not with more force than when youth re cited amid the groves and halls of recce and koine or the boy hauuibal made his j famous vow upon the alters of carthage \ the results of llieir training have beeu fell in all succeeding ages the results of this hour's work shall be shared by those who light'y glide over lifes tranquil wave in the far oft years yet to be this act will lend anew impulse and hasten with the certauity of impending destiny the hour when other communities shall emulate the example set l>y salisbury in erecting this building for the intellectual nurture of her children i may with pro priety here say to the mayor the hoard of commissioners and all other active benevolent citizens of salisbury you are doing a noble work and the children edu cated here will arise and cull you blessed forevermore in behalf of the dear boys and girls now present i tender you their sincere thairka for the interest manifested in their welfare you are providing for them an education because education im proves their destiny aud we know that whatever beyond doubt or failure im proves the destiny of man must be regard ed as fulfilling heaven's high behest and accomplishing the purpose for which man was ci cited vou are providing each with that which will enable him to know himself the power to read and think the less power we have to think the less power have we to assert the rights and privileges of manhood for the empire ot man is the power of thought — it is the very so i of existence cease to think ami that moment we cease to be the physical forces of man are of but little avail when without the directing power of thought it i.s the fore-runner of pro gress iii even thing and all results of wis dom ue the fruit f thought from the lo comotive the electric light t,i the voice conveying telephone von are providing our youth with mental training and it i.s that which adorns mind and gives the grace and beauty of expression whether it be upon the written page or by the charm of oratory for it is that which makes mind burn aud glow upon pen am lip the history of our race its literature painting and sculpture prove beyond dis pute that education among the masses is the palladium of civil liberty — the bul wark that protects and defends tlie rights of man but ladies and gentlemen i close with the expressed hope that your highest expectations maybe fully realized ; and add iu justice to myself it was not my design to make an elaborate and length y speech for the time and the occasion will not admit the selection and full discus sion of anv subject to make these re marks and be with you on an occasion so important tu all is to me a pleasant duty and willingly performed before i cease speaking permit me to further add i have purposely avoided that conciseness of ut terance that is not iu harmony with the ornate fullness and expression that public speaking demands because as the scholar knows the poverty of language and con ciseness of expression due a written essay is not appropriate to n public speech 1 have avoided the brevity and condensa tion that is not commensurate with the language and omaieuess due the rule of public speaking und the occasion we eel brate w ith this i close my remarks and thank yuu for your attention -^ power exhibits itself under two distinct forms — strength and force each possess ing peculiar qualities and each perfect in its own sphere strength is typified by the oak the rock tlie mountain force embodies itself in the cataract the tem pest the thunderbolt if you shoot my dog i'll shoot yon said van buren to hunt at tuscola 111 the dog and hunt in a minute lay dead on the ground political the outlook ix xew york hancock's election assured i or ot the ncw airl observer new yokk october 10 1s80 alter a sober second thought the demo cratic lefeat in ohio and indiana mav be regarded us a windfall or blessing in dis guise to the democracy indeed one of the prime causes ol our defeat in the state of indiana at least was tlieov.i-confidence ofour leaders and voters every demo crat in eahonts was grievously disappoint ed at tbe result so was every republican and the republicans now are so wild with joy that tliey will invite defeat by tiieir over-confidence in november tlie de mocracy however have learned that thev have a hard fight and on the second of november when th general battle is fought there will lie no men entering in the rear i have reason to know that not only does gen hancock but ex-governor tilden the hrewdest and smartest politi cian beneath the skies feels confident of _ grand democratic victory not only in new york but in indiana next month gen hancock i saw to day 15y neither word look or gesture did he betrsy that he was disheartened on the contrary he inform ed hon sunset cox m c that he never was sure of indiana but lie had no doubt whatever of the general result a number ot leading democrats from indiana are here today at the rooms ofthe national democrat ie committee where an important consultation is bein held all agree that general hancock i stronger in the hoosier state than landers the defeat ed candidate for governor nnd will poll from 55,000 to 10,000 more votes the re j publicans will have other stales to look after next month lhan indiana and cannot amass such vast sums of money and import i ed voters in indiana as thev did last tues i day it is believed that the republicans polled 10.000 illegal votes many of them being degro votes and hot a few from the carolinas the election was no more nor j less lhan a great auction the floating vote was put up and knocked down to the highest bidder the frauds practiced in the stale were unblushing and shameful leading democrats have assembled here i from all parts of the country not one of thein is discouraged gov tilden ' t night informed his friend ex-gov steven son that new york would give gen han j cock as large a majority as it gave him aud mr hendricks in 11.76 there are many ! reasons why new york will go democratic new york is a democratic sia'e she has been demonstrated by the results of ei lit and perhaps we mi it say nine gen eral elections since the defeat in the greely campaign in 187'j the democrats have invariably earned their stale ticket except in the years 1878 and 1870 and on both those occasions the success ot the republicans was solely owing to the disas trous divisions in the racks of the democ racy in truth from 1807 when they first wrested new york out ofthe hands of the republicans down to the election of last fall when ihey ran two candidates for governor the democrats have never lost the state if ihey were thoroughly united in support of their ticket four years ago in a presidential contest with a full vote at the polls and when the trial of strength between the two patties was fairly and honestly conducted the democrats gave tilden and hendricks a majority of 33.000 new jersey is ail right by large major ities it cast its electoral votes for mcclellan in 1sk.4 for seymour in 1863 and for tilden in 1h7u it is long since it had a republi can governor and there is no probability that it will now elect one or give its elec toral votes to degolvcr garfield pei haps the chances for democratic suc cess in connecticut do not rest rn as sure a basis as in the two neighboring states but it has a strong popular candidate for governor and thc supporters of hancock are moved to an enthusiastic discharge of their duty in the present emergency by a recollection of tiieir victory four years ago when after a sharp struggle they carried the state by a majority 2.1*00 these three states cast fifty electoral votes four years ago they gave them all to mr tilden by giving them to han cock now they will render his success ab solutely certain x ..».. ■it is easy enough to charge that the re publicans carried the indiana election by fraud but where is the proof ? — wash i iii/fon republican here is the proof the alexander ga zette october 18th say : for the past two days squads of negroes have been arriving in this city from indi ana friday niorning a company often arrived those arriving did not hesitate to say thai their passage to indiana from north carolina had been paid by a gen tleman from the north and that thoy had left their native state a short time pre vious on the condition that they would not be required to remain away from their homes more than a month the spokesman of the party said that a man from the north came to south carolina about six weeks ago and engaged a num ber of men to werk in indiana promising to pay their railroad fare to that state that they went to indiana and were sta tioned iu a country district where they staid and voted the republican ticket last tuesday for which they received a month's pay ; that they had been granted a furlough upon the promise to return iu two weeks both parties seemed to be ignorant of the purpose for whicli they had been transported to indiana and were elated at the manner in which they had been treated ihey expressed the opinion that on tiieir return to indiana they would be accompanied by a large number of the colored people of their neighborhood as they had been informed by geutlemeu in indiana that there was work in that state for all they could bring along with them by such means the republicans have ' won h victory that settles the presiden tial election ! lt is preposterous in the extreme bobbins after dockery and barringer oliver ii dockery and rtifus barringer the radical stumpers for the radical campaign fund don't like to meet the hon w m rob bins in debate and have avoided him all they could but robbins has caught them a few times as the fol lowing paragraph from the states ville landmark shows : how dockery and barridger got tired ef robbins.—hou wm m rob bins went up to morganton last week in response to solicitations to ask a division of time with oliver h dock ery who had an appointment there none of dockery s speeches will bear rejoinder and with that political bravery that has ever characterized him he graciously allowed mai rob i - i . * bins the first speech of one hour re serving to himself the rigid to reply indefinitely maj robbins to have no rejoinder on him robbins threw his hottest shot for the space of an hour and dockery followed for two hours and a half thc following day they ! met at lenoir where barringer was also present here barrringer had the first speech and maj roi bins was al i lowed one hour and a quarter after him dockery to close the discussion in a speech of indefinite length sand wiched as he was maj robbins fol lowing barringer and having heard dockery's speech the day before raked them fore and aft to the intense de light of the democrats sustaining himself thoroughly well and dis comfitting the republican champions one of our citizens who heard the discussion returned home enthusiastic reporting a victory for our townsman even under hard conditions put upon him the following day at hickory the order of speaking was as the day before except that robbins was cu down to one hour between the two and afier this they would not consent to give him any time at all he pro posed to follow them if they would give him but six minutes each dav which propositi ion thev refused thev already had enough of him and would agree to give him no rights at anv more of their meetings he ridiculed and jeered them he told them they knew their speeches would not bear rejoinders and he told dockery that for ten years he had been trying to get the second speech on him and never yet succeeded • he told him that he dockery was the most cow ardly man he had ever met on the stump but all to no purpose nobody knows better than dockery and bar ringer when they ba.e enough of a man and by their own confessions they got enough of robbins the connecticut delegation the connecticut delegation stopping over iu this city yesterday paid the observer a pleasant visit and had many agreeable things to say concern ing the south generally and especial ly of charlotte none of them had ever been south before and thev found much to interest them in a southern town atlanta they said was so crowded with v sitors that they couldn't see the place for the people an interesting fact connected with the delegation is that it is singularly solid for hancock nor arc they alone in the sedge wich guards of water bury the company from their town which passed through the city yester day on their return from atlanta ev ery single member is a hancock man they are going lo show their allegi ance by paying gen hancock a visit ou governor's island before tliey re turn to wateibury the delegation are all business men of waterbury — charlotte observer garfield's tariff — washing ton oct 19 — a dispatch from cleve land ohio to-day says that a repre sentative ofthe press called upon gen eral garfield at mentor yesterday with a request that he would explain the charge of his inconsistency in his tariff record gen garfield said : 1 say nothing to anybody and on a second request for his views he said : 1 re fuse to say anything i say what 1 have to say in pubiic the repre sentative of the press persisted in his questions when gen garfield rushed out of the room garfield's death-wanaut his infamous letler advocating nn extended chinese immigration he declares himself adverse to the laboring man inl crest and in favor ofthe employers union advising them to employ the cheap labor avail able the following lias just been receiv ed by our state committee irom mr barnara the chairman ofthe nation al democratic committee by telegraph : and ought to prove fatal to the fur | ther hopes of garfield : personal mal confidential house of representative washington jan 23 isso i dear sir : yours in relation to the chinese problem came duly to hand i take it that the question of employes is only a question of private and cor porate economy and individuals or companies have the right to buv la bor where they can get it cheapest we have a treaty with the chinese government which should be religi ously kept until its provisions are ab rogated by the action of the general government and i am not prepared to say that it should be abrogated un til our great manufacturing interests are conserved in the matter of labor very truly yours j a garfield ... l morey employers union lynn mass thegreatman'ssleep wash ington oct 20 the grant ilepub 1 iicans here make uo secret of their ex pectation they say that they will own garfield if he is elected that the anti-gi tut republicans had to confess their inability to succeed after the maine election and that it was only by presence of grant conkling cam eron and logan in ohio and indiana that those states were saved to the republicans they boast moreover that the indiana campaign was man aged exclusively by grant nieii — new dorsey and gorham evarts sherman and schnrz they say will have to walk the plank ancr the 4tii of marcli next aod retire to private life the cabinet they boast will be grant's throughout and none but the old guard will have positions ol importance and influence at home nearly two years ago grant and his conspirators saw that it was neces sary to caary the vote of indiana and they commenced colonizing ne groes in the state to do it they suc ceeded miscellaneous free your mind a quaker on htaring a man swear ing said that's right friend get nil the bad stuff out of thee as quick ly as possible the following anec dote of horace greely shows that il mr greely did notsympathize with the quaker yet he could keep cool under provocation : one day a stranger came into flu oflice looking angry and inquired for greely i pointed him to the little den where greely was scratching away for dear life and he made for it as he went in i heard him say you old hypocrite !*' using an oath at the time greely did not look up or even pause but kept driving his pen mad ly on his nose within a couple of inches ofthe paper and his lips whis pering the words after the pen as was his wont the fellow continued calling gree ly's attention to an article that had offended him and denouncing him a a villian u coward and a liar with an oath after about every other word meantime threating to knock bis head off greely didn't stop for a moment but wrote on unruffled by the blas phemy at last the intruder exhausted his vocabulary and turned to leave the room when greely jumped up and squeaked out to him : say neighbor don't go stay here and free your mind — oliver johnson the spots on the sun do not begin to create the disturbance produced ly thc freckle's on the daughter 1 a woman's fight witli n snake not joug ago mrs rachel dode rick wife of frederick doderick a wagon maker of cairo greene county n y was passing through a field of blackberry bo-hes when she lean a queer noise she stoppod and h.-ten ed and as the noise cease«l,she a-ain went upon her way after proceed ing a few steps further she heard the noise again which he now recognize as the whistle ol a species of black snake known as the racer she im mediately staned to run hut before she had gone a do"en steps the snake caught up with her and began to en twine his coils about hn body she had small tin pail in her hand at the time and while creaming for help began t light the snake with tl.e pail but it seemed that every stroke she made at the snake's head he would dodge and draw his f0|da about her body tighter sh continued to fi^ht and cream this way for nearly a quar ter of an hour before she got anv re sponse imi finally heard her husband's answering call just then the snake got a coil around her neck ar.d throat and she fainted her husband crush ed the snake head with his boot heel and then released his wife and carried her to the house where he revived she carried a blue mark about her throat for some time where the nake had choked livr the nake was eleven feet in length and as large a round as a man wrist an inn ]>;-.< ,,\ krt - prof swift astronomer ol the warner observary at rochester \. v discovered another huge comet on the evening of october i oth the fact was noted iu the associa ted press dispatches hut some important and interesting details which could not be telegraphed are herewith given tho new celestial visitor is iu the constella tion of pegasus right asceusion 1 hours 30 minutes declination n'ortli 17 degrees an minutes it rate ■..;' motion is niite low being in a north-westerly direc tion so that it is approaching the sun it has a very strong condensation on one side of the centre iii addition to a star like neucleus which indicates that it ia throwing off an extended mil from the fact of its extraordinary size wc arc war ranted in presuming that it will bo very brilliant ; an i the additional fact that it will be one of the most remarkable c»mets of the piescut century this is the lifth comet which prof swift has discovered there is a possibility thnt furthei devel opments maj prove this to be the great comet of 181*2 which i being constantly expected in w hich event astronomers will have an unusual opportunity to test the spectroscope for the irst time upon these eccentric bodies and ascertain cer tainly what they are lions am ijats lhe following incident about an old lion's lasl days i taken from thn last report of the dublin zoological garden : the closing weeks of her useful life were marked by a touching inci dent worthy <•!' being recoi ied the lar.e cats or carnivores when in health have no objection to the pres ence of rats in their cages on the contrary they rather welcome them a relief to ibe monotonv of exis tence which constitutes the chief trial of a wild animal in confinement thus it is a common sight to see half a dozen rats gnawing the bones off which the lions have dined while the satisfied carnivores look on con tentedly givii,lr the poor rat an oc casional wink with their sleepy eves in illness the case is different for the ungrateful rats licgin to nibble the toes of the lord of the forest be fore his death and add considerably to hi discomfort to save mr lion ess from this annoyance we placed in her cage a fine little rat tan-terrier who was at fir.t received with a sur ly growl but when the first rat ap peal ed and the lion -- rv the lit tle terrier i — him in the air catch ing him with p ofessioual skill across tiie lions v il snap as he came down -. . in to understand what theterrier was for she coaled him to her side folded hi r paw around iiim and eaeh night iho li lie terrier slept at i • eh tones cn folded with hei paws ami watching that his natural i neni.es did not dis turb the natural rest of hu mistress tin rats had a bad timo durinar those six weeks the la;i r.tc of the heart ht n*i need uf words t be under tocxd [ writes in the eyes
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|[T. K. Bruner and J. J. Bruner]
|United States, North Carolina, Rowan County, Salisbury
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|The October 28, 1880 issue of the Carolina Watchman a weekly newspaper from Salisbury, North Carolina
|The SA of NC considers this item in the public domain by U.S. law but responsibility for permissions rests with researchers.
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|The Carolina Watchman
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Frank Harlan and No-Budget Production presents
BOMBSHELTER VIDEOS Archive
"I hope that this website can preserve some fond memories of a past era, before the Web, when bands played music, Seattle was cool and labels didn't care." -Frank Harlan, Creator of Bombshelter Videos
before "grunge" there was bombshelter videos and a lot of great bands rockin' this town!
Bombshelter Videos premiered in Seattle,Washington the first Thursday in November 1987 (more than two decades ago) on KSTW-TV11based in Tacoma, WA. Producer, Frank Harlan contracted to purchase a weekly infomercial slot at 1:00 AM on Thursday nights for 52 weeks. His plan was that the show would be produced and aired with advertiser dollars...ahh, that's another story...
However, even being aired on Thursday in late night time slot, Bombshelter generated 25,000-40,000 weekly viewers from all over the state of Washington and into Vancouver BC. Every Thursday night, from November of 1987 through October 1988, late night TV viewers got something you couldn't find anywhere else, host Bill Bored called it,
A few months later Bombshelter found a new home on KTZZ-TV22 ( a local UHF station that was also broadcast on Cable channel 10). Bombshelter Videos and Harlan's other regional themed program, NorthWeast Rock aired on KTZZ from May 1989-Sept 1994.
Early episodes of Bombshelter Videos premiered, now famous, alternative rock bands like Sonic Youth, Nine Inch Nails, Alice in Chains and Soundgarden. BSV even produced and aired the first Sub Pop TV commercials ever. It was for Soundgarden's "Screaming Life" EP (1987).
Archive: Promotional Photograph, 1992
Archive: Bombshelter Promotionsl Photograph, 1990
bill bored's bombshelter videos created a cult-like
following of late night fans that credit the programs
weekly broadcasts for playing a significant role, in exposing
them, to what ultimately became known internationally
as "grunge" and the "seattle music scene".
|History Note: Before the Bombshelter Video's Seattle premiere in November of 1987, Frank Harlan originally began producing and developing the series in Sepetember of 1984 as a 1-hour format for independent UHF TV Station Channel 22 in Anchorage, Alaska. After being released from his position as program producer and late night Video Jock, he found himself taking refuge at the local Community Access facility in Anchorage. While there he experimented with the format and created sketch comedy-style TV commercials to fill in the blanks (like a real TV show). Once he decided to develop the program for broadcast television, he began working in a 30 minute format that included six minutes of commercial breaks (1 minute less than usual).
Writing, shooting and editing gave Harlan a lot of practice knocking out 30-second spots on the cheap, which can be observed in the commercials created for Seattle-based program sponsors. Harlan says, "Even though all of the viewers tuned in for the bands and their videos, a majority of the fan mail always praised the TV commercials."
The video clip below features commercials of Bombshelter Videos sponsors and includes premiere TV commercials for KCMU 90.3 FM, KNDD 107.7 FM and Scarecrow Videos! Plus, Joey Kline's U-Coffee, Tattoo Emporium, LUNA, C/Z Records as well as promo for Bombshelter and the unforgettable program opening that viewers saw every week featuring the song people are still sing whenever they bump into Bill, "Bomb Shelter" by Naked Raygun.
Bill Bored turned 50 (in 2009). So, does that mean that Punk Rock is finally dead!? Hope not.
Face Book Link: https://www.facebook.com/bombsheltervideos
|"Okay, This internet thing was pretty much non-exsistent when Bombshelter Videos was on the air. It's funny to me that more than a decade after we retired the series, we get email. Email! We are flatered that music lovers in the "know", know about our projects."
All materials © 1982-2015 Frank Harlan Enterprises / No-Budget Production, Seattle, WA USA


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4 August 2005
Submitted by: Dominic Cantin at Mon Aug 15 04:21:01 2005 UTC
Solar Minimum ??!!?? The Sun is supposed to be in a period of minimum activity these days !? That's the first time that I could see 4 northern lights in 7 days!!! These aurora occured in the week of July 31, 2005 to August 7, 2005 during my vacations to the Lake St-Jean at ~250km to the north of Quebec city. To see more images from that week , visit my page here http://www.pbase.com/dominiccantin/4en7jours © Dominic Cantin http://astrosurf.com/aurores http://www.pbase.com/dominiccantin
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Hawzah News Agency (Tehran, Iran)- In a statement, the organization said Iranians who had preregistered for the pilgrimage years ago and were waiting for their turn to go to Mecca for Hajj can now sign up for the journey.
On Sunday, Head of the organization Hamid Mohammadi said Iran has sought an increased quota for the 2018 Hajj, adding that if the Saudi side agrees with it, 90,000 Iranians will make the pilgrimage this year.
He said more than 1.3 million Iranians who preregistered some ten years ago for attending Hajj are in line for making the pilgrimage.
Referring to the negotiations held with Saudi Arabia on Iranians' participation in this year's Hajj, he said the Hajj quota for Iran is expected to be the same as the previous year's unless the Saudi side agrees with a request for an increase of 5,000 pilgrims.
In that case, Mohammadi said, as many as 90,000 Iranians will take part in the 2018 Hajj.
In 2017, some 85,000 pilgrims from Iran travelled to the holy sites in Saudi Arabia for Hajj.
A year earlier, more than 1.8 million pilgrims attended Hajj, but Iranians stayed at home after tensions between Riyadh and Tehran boiled over following a deadly crush of people during the 2015 pilgrimage.
On September 24, 2015, thousands of people lost their lives in the deadly crush after Saudi authorities blocked a road in Mina during a ritual, forcing large crowds of pilgrims to collide.
About 4,700 people, including over 460 Iranian pilgrims, were killed in the crush, which was the deadliest incident in the history of the pilgrimage.


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A winner was selected from 34 designs submitted by 14 freelance designers.
We are a new company opening a Delicatessen this summer. We require a logo to begin the branding process. We will be selling local as well as continental produces with a particular focus on Italian foods.
We will be selling everything from Palma Ham to fresh bread. With daily specials cooked by our top chef.
Goodmans Deli
We need a logo designing for our new shop. It will also appear on all our marketing material menus and promotion and advertising.
We are all about cooking fresh produce on the premises serving top quality food and bringing a taste of the continent to your door step. Our warm friendly staff will ensure a "family" atmosphere and the passion and care we show for our food will shine through in the care that we take.
- What I'm looking for is a traditional rustic design with a blended contemporary look and feel. Utalising an image based on the food we sell. Something like fresh bread or Palma Ham or a large rack of hanging smoked ham.
The colour scheme needs to be based on Dark Green, and Cream. and incorporate the website url http://www.goodmansdeli.co.ukCan you also use a font in the style of Vladimir Script
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