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Kingsbury Grade paving this spring
Four miles of Kingsbury Grade between Highway 50 and the summit will undergo construction next spring.
Engineers plan to take the road down to the base, and are looking for ways to do it in the most efficient way possible.
That may entail closing Kingsbury for a month over one season instead of stretching the construction out over multiple seasons.
"The department has identified that Kingsbury has failing pavement and we need to rebuild it," said Project Manager Pedro Rodriquez of the Nevada Department of Transportation. "We've been tossing around how to restrict traffic, and if we do what happens during a regular project, we'll restrict access for three years. What we've been doing is applying innovative methods to reduce the restriction to that traffic."
Should the state close Kingsbury, motorists could take Highway 50 over Spooner or go through Hope Valley and over Luther Pass. Handling local and emergency traffic will also have to be worked out.
Department spokesman Scott Magruder pointed out that if traffic controls closed one lane at a time while the work was going on, motorists could spend up to a half hour waiting.
"The main thing we need to do is pave the road," he said.
The road work includes going down 13 inches, including the pavement and the base, and rebuilding the highway. The last time crews worked on the Lake side of Kingsbury it was 1999.
Rodriquez said the highway will keep its present design. Some hydraulic improvements will be included in the project.
State highway officials will hold public meetings in late January or early February to let residents know what they plan to do.
State Assistant Construction Engineer Sharon Foerschler said the state wants to reduce the work time on Kingsbury as much as possible.
"Conventional procedure would mean we would be up there three seasons," she said. "We're looking at more innovative approaches that let us get in, and get quality we want. We don't want to say we're closing the road, but restricting it to through traffic for a period of time. This is not set in stone, it's just one of the approaches we're looking at."
Magruder said 10,000 vehicles a day use the intersection at Highway 50 and Kingsbury. About half of that traffic consists of commuters from Carson Valley.
Many of the workers at the Stateline casinos live in Carson Valley and commute over the grade every day.
Magruder said the state is also talking to BlueGo bus service to find a way to improve mass transportation to the clubs.
This is the only major project Nevada has going at Tahoe next year.
The last major project on Kingsbury was the $6.8 million Peek Construction erosion control project which started in 2009, and continued through 2011 when work stopped.
Peek sued the state in January 2012 claiming it was owed $3 million.

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Students in Ruth Marlatt's class at Morenci Elementary School started off their study of 18th century voyageurs with a book, but the experience didn't end there.
The fourth grade students tasted a lot of voyageur food before wrapping up the segment last week.
Students read the historic novel "The Young Voyageur" by Dirk Gringhis, a story that centers around Fort Michilimackinac in what is now Mackinaw City.
The students explained that voyageurs explored large areas of northern territory collecting furs, both from trapping animals and trading with the native population.
The fur trade was fashion driven, Mrs. Marlatt said, with furs shipped back to Europe to be made into clothing.
When on the open water, the voyageurs sang songs to coordinate the paddling of their large canoes. When water ran out along rivers, or when they came to impediments, they lifted their canoes and portaged their loads on foot.
Students took turns working together to create food items commonly eaten by the voyageurs, including teacakes, currant scones, soft gingerbread, shortbread, northern cornbread, Sally Lunn bread, sticky tablet candies and fried bannock bread.
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The former White Stripes star wed the British beauty in Brazil in 2005, but the couple – parents of daughter Scarlett and son Henry – announced its split on Friday.
In an email sent out to friends and family, White and Elson write, "We remain dear and trusted friends and co-parents to our wonderful children.
"We feel so fortunate for the time we have shared and the time we will continue to spend both separately and together watching our children grow."
However, the parting lovers insist their break-up is more than amicable – and they're throwing a "divorce party" in Nashville, Tennessee to mark the occasion, stating the evening will "re-affirm our friendship and celebrate the past and future with close friends and family."
This is White's second failed marriage. He was previously wed to former White Stripes bandmate Meg White. They remained friends and continued to perform together after they divorced in 2000.


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"These girls have been great," Lowery said. "They deserved it. They poured their hearts and souls out all year. This was their goal from the start, and they came through."
The Scorpions' power and length was too much for No. 1 Concordia (Calif.) in the National Championship final match at the Tyson Events Center in Sioux City, Iowa. Tachikara Tournament Most Valuable Player Danika Markovic hammered 18 more kills and totaled 12 digs in the championship, while hitting .275 for the match, to push her tournament kill total to 69. Markovic and company staved off a desperate rally by the Eagles in the fourth and deciding set.
Up 16-11 with a two-sets-to-one advantage, the Scorpions saw Concordia knot set No. 4 at 17-all after a service ace by Eagle outside hitter Brooke Marino. Texas at Brownsville responded by tallying the next three points, punctuated by a kill from Michelle Marques off the assist from Amber Brooks. Concordia never got any closer than 20-18 in the fourth set and Joksic and Yenifer Calcano combined for a block of Marino to close the curtain on the 2011 National Championship. A fifth set was not necessary as Texas at Brownsville raised the banner, 25-20, 20-25, 25-19, 25-20.
Equally as impressive as the MVP Markovic was the entire Scorpion front row. The play of middle blocker Ana Guerra stifled the attack from opponents throughout the National Championship. Guerra added three block solos and three block assists in the title match and led all players with 2.1 blocks per set during the tournament. She had 20 kills and hit a white-hot .741 versus Concordia.
Lowery was named the NAIA All-Tournament Coach as his Texas at Brownsville team avenged an Oct. 29 five-set loss to Concordia. The Scorpions finished their season at 32-2 overall and ended the Eagles' 36-match winning streak. With the win, he improved his career coaching record to 315-29 in nine seasons. Lowery, whose .916 winning percentage is best among all active NAIA coaches, made sure his team enjoyed the event.
"About eight years ago when I started I thought it was all about winning," Lowery said. "As I've grown as a coach, I decided it was all about having fun and teaching kids how to be good people, and that's what we try to do. We try to have a lot of fun, and we have a fun group of girls. They're just great kids on and off the court."
Concordia advanced to the National Championship final for the third time in school history by bouncing No. 4 Columbia (Mo.) in the first semifinal match of the day, 25-20, 25-21, 25-16. The Eagles prevailed in a precise, near-perfect performance. Marino pounded out 12 kills on 19 attack attempts, while freshman Reanna Schelhass controlled the middle with five block assists. Columbia, who finished the season at 39-4, was looking for its eighth appearance in the National Championship match. Paula Ferreira set up the Cougar attack with 22 assists.
Texas at Brownsville barely broke a sweat in making a run to the semifinals, but needed five sets to put away Lee (Tenn.) in the second semifinal matchup. The Scorpions grabbed the first set, but dropped the next two as senior Arlene Ferreira and the Lady Flames got hot. Texas at Brownsville responded by tightening up its defense in the fourth and fifth sets to take a 25-20, 20-25, 19-25, 25-11, 15-12 decision. Guerra, who had 10 block assists and three block solos, led a Scorpion defense that held Lee to a .145 hitting percentage.
Tachikara Tournament Most Valuable Player
Danica Markovic, Texas at Brownsville
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What, back in France, again?
The fun started with my first phone call from United, at 5:30am, telling me that my flight from SFO to Newark was delayed. 50 minute connection time between flight at Newark, and the flight was delayed (at first) 30 minutes. Not good. Another call says an hour delay. Itinerary now shot; won't be able to make train connection in Brussels to Paris. So I call United to see what other flights can be had and, of course, while she's trying to fix things up with a later flight, as soon as she puts me on hold the connection dies. I call back, get someone else who is having trouble dealing with the record because it's "locked" (probably by the first person). But that gets dealt with, and it works out that we can fly through Chicago and directly from there on to Paris, killing the need for the extra train ride. That's actually workable, allowing us to leave about an hour later than originally planned.
Too bad that I ended up losing an extra hour of sleep due to having to get up earlier, when the first phone call warning of the late flight came in!
Thankfully, I was still able to use one of my remaining regional upgrades to sit up front (domestic first class, not that much to write home about, but better than coach) with my wife. She was originally booked in first all the way to Brussels, but the best we can do for her on the new itin is what United calls "BizFirst" which is basically a plane where "business" class is the highest level, not first. That's fine, not so bad for her, and me, back in coach on that segment? Not too bad at all since it's only 1/3rd full.
One of the flight attendants knew that Karen (my wife) was up front in business, and asked if I'd like any of the better wines offered to them. She was rather surprised when I declined (not much of a wine drinker). But Karen was nice enough to send me back a plate with two rolls and some butter. The FA told me she said I liked bread. Right. Just give me bread & water and I'll do fine, while the aristocrats up front are dining on whatever my imagination will allow. 🙂
Upon arrival at CDG (Paris airport) we got through passport control very quickly and, with carry-on luggage only, we were on the RER train to Paris in no time. About $8 each way, takes about 40 minutes, and drops you off at Gare Nord, from which you can take another train or metro to get to just about anyplace you want.
Today we took another RER train to Gare Lazare, and then just a three-block walk to our hotel, the Bellvue, just opposite the SNCF station from which we leave tomorrow morning for our trip to Bayeux (D-Day beach tour). That eening we rent a car and drive to Mont St. Michel and then Wednesday morning drive to the Loirre Valley. What, no mention of any bike rides? I'm going to be in pretty sad shape by the time I get home next week!
If you haven't figured it out yet, this trip has nothing to do with cycling. It's all about castles ("Chateuxs") and touristy things and a trip to the D-Day beaches. In other words, this is my wife's version of a vacation. But that's cool; I'm seeing ares of France I've never been to (basically anything in the Normandy region, west of Paris). Should be fun. –Mike–


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Figure 13: The Person table, as defined.
Now, use the same procedure to define the secondary Vitals table. To relate this table with Person, select Person from the Entities group, then click and hold on the Add Attributes button. From the ensuing pop-ip menu, choose the menu item Add Relationship. Make sure again to expand the Relationship subpanel before proceeding.
Rename the relationship placeholder to "vitals" (all lowercase). From the Destination column, choose "Vital," and from the Inverse column, choose "No Inverse." This creates a simplex relation between the Person and Vitals table. Save your changes before proceeding. Repeat this process when defining the constant table Injury (Figure 14).
Figure 14: Defining the constant table, Injury.
On the Person table, add a relationship named "injury." Set its destination to "Injury," but choose "Person" as the inverse. Then on the Injury table, add a relationship named "uid.". Set its destination as the Person table, its inverse Injury. The result is a duplex relation between the Person and Injury tables.
Do the same for the constant table Status. Make sure to use "status" as the field relating this table from the Person table. Save your changes and click the Editor Style button to change display modes. The editor will show all four tables, their fields and relations, in graphical form (Figure 15). The duplex relations appear as double-headed arrows, the simplex ones as single-headed arrows.
Figure 15: A graphical representation of the four tables in the application.
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First things first: Forget about the "Fountain of Youth."
Ponce de Leon did explore Florida in 1513, modern scholars agree, but the Spanish conquistador was interested in getting rich, not staying young.
The story of a fountain is just that — a story, one concocted decades after the fact by a less-than-reliable Spanish writer with a grudge against the man who named "La Florida." Yet throughout this year, as the state celebrates the 500th anniversary of Ponce de Leon's landing, the fabled fountain will be mentioned over and over.
J. Michael Francis, history professor at the University of South Florida St. Petersburg, marvels at the power of what's called a foundation myth.
"Ponce de Leon was never, ever looking for a 'Fountain of Youth,' " Francis declares. "There's not a shred of evidence for this, yet it is inextricably tied to the history of Florida."
Quincentennial celebrations offer historians a chance to set the record straight, while celebrating the real-life story of a Spanish colony in what became the United States.
Francis believes no exaggeration is necessary.
A cast of characters from the Spanish era includes famous explorers such as Hernando de Soto. Lesser known figures include Juan Garrido, a free black conquistador who sailed with Ponce de Leon and went on to Mexico. Then there is Hernando Fontaneda, who wrote a memoir about being a shipwreck survivor who lived among the tribes of Florida for 17 years.
Francis has written about Maria Melendez, a female tribal chief near St. Augustine who married a soldier, became a Spanish ally and wrote to the king of Spain.
All of this happened years before the British founded a colony in Jamestown, Va. Florida came first, only to have its past obscured by time, the waning power of Spain and the mist of a fictional fountain.
"We know the myth," Francis says. "It's time to share the history."
Spanish paleography
Francis, 45, is a blonde and blue-eyed history professor who has become the handsome face of Spanish colonial scholarship in Florida.
With a winning smile, he concedes this is an unlikely match.
Francis is a Canadian from Alberta who studied Latin American history and earned a doctorate at the University of Cambridge. Then he became a research fellow at the Library of Congress and the American Museum of Natural History. His work with Spanish colonial records led him the University of North Florida and then, in 2012, to USF.
In St. Petersburg, he teaches graduate courses in Spanish paleography — the study of old hand-written documents by soldiers, administrators and priests. These official accounts are only the beginning of his work.
"One of the great joys of working with documents is that people lie, they embellish, they contradict themselves, they leave things out," Francis writes. "The challenge is you have to piece together a story from different sources and voices and try to reconstruct the past. This is what drives you."
The greatest collection of documents on colonial Florida is within the General Archive of the Indies in Seville, Spain. Spanish officials have been pioneers in digitally scanning documents and making them available online. Francis jokes that their revenge has been to make their websites incredibly difficult to use.
Still, the last decade has brought a new look at the New World for researchers around the globe.
"It's staggering, when you think of the material available," Francis says. "What we know of 16th century Florida, we're just scratching the surface. There's enough for students to do for the next 500 years."
Tantalizing history
From a table at The Tavern, a bar on the USF campus in St. Pete, a trio of graduate students talk about being seduced by history.
They're learning — slowly — to translate Spanish royal documents that are 400 and 500 years old. They compare it to studying a musical instrument, because it requires both practice and passion.
"I sat in a couple of times and got hooked," says Jennifer Gray. "It's that interesting. Reading these documents is very different from studying textbooks. With this, you're kind of breathing life into these characters."
Arthur Tarratus is a graduate student who followed Francis to USF. Like the others in St. Pete, he spends hours staring at digital images of manuscripts on computer screens.
On a summer research trip to Seville, he got to view the real thing.
"That was one of my cool moments, seeing the signature of Phillip II," he says. "You know, actually holding the document."
The handwritten manuscripts of the Spanish are often beautiful, with weighted and shaded letters flowing across the page like musical notes. Ascenders and descenders. Margins and spacing.
"It's gorgeous," says Alison Hardage, "but it's frustrating as heck to figure out sometimes."
None of the paleography students cared for history as it was taught to them in school. All three have their own past lives.
Gray is a registered nurse. Tarratus was a librarian when he wasn't selling motorcycle parts. Hardage is a financial planner.
They identify with many of the writers they read.
Hardage can tell when a Spanish scribe is getting sloppy and tired. Tarratus feels badly for a soldier who was later drawn and quartered. Gray jokes about falling in love with her Spaniards.
"Once you start," she says, "it's easy to get sucked into studying their lives."
Ponce: 'pon-SAY'
Juan Ponce de Leon was a gentleman soldier who fought the Moors in Spain and later sought his fortune in the New World.
Historians believe he joined Columbus' second voyage. Later he returned to Hispaniola and Puerto Rico.
There are gaps in the life of Ponce — the correct pronunciation is "pon-SAY" — and scholars struggle to get a feel for the man.
"Everybody knows the name," Francis says, "but the reality is that he remains a very enigmatic character. It opens all sorts of opportunities for conspiracy theories and people to put forward all sorts of ideas."
There are no reliable portraits of Ponce de Leon, but there is one personal touch in the historical record — his signature. The conquistador used shorthand for parts of his name, then bracketed the whole thing with elaborate swirls common to the period.
"It's a breathtaking signature in 16th century handwriting," Francis says. "I'm surprised nobody has tried to market this. If this was Virginia's 400th anniversary, that signature would be on lunch boxes, T-shirts, pencils, everything."
On Hispianola, Ponce took part in a brutal Spanish campaign against the native Taino tribe. He was awarded a land grant and started a farm with Indian labor. He married an innkeeper's daughter and built a stone house that still stands on the island.
He served as governor of Puerto Rico and then sailed to Florida, making landfall on April 3, 1513. Historians aren't sure where he landed on the East Coast, but many believe he visited Charlotte Harbor after making his way through the Gulf of Mexico.
The most significant discovery of his first expedition might have been the Gulf Stream, the powerful Atlantic current that helped Spanish fleets sail home with the riches of the New World.
On Ponce's second voyage, he again visited the Gulf Coast near Charlotte Harbor. In a skirmish with the hostile Calusa tribe, he was wounded by an arrow. He sailed to Cuba and died in Havana.
Today, Ponce's tomb in San Juan, Puerto Rico, describes him as a "Valiant Military Man, Skillful Leader, Loyal Subject, Honest Administrator, Loving Father and Industrious and Consistent Colonist."
Fountain of lies
Francis laughs at the spectacle of Florida cities wrangling for the honor of being where Ponce de Leon first landed in Florida.
"We don't know," he says, shaking his head. "We never will know. It's time to move on."
Francis also enjoys the "Fountain of Youth" myth, even as he explains to audiences that it has no basis in fact.
"I'm not saying we should get rid of it," he says. "I love it — it's one of the greatest foundation myths anywhere."
Oviedo y Valdes was the notorious Spanish writer who first described Ponce de Leon as a wayward explorer fruitlessly searching for a "Fountain of Youth" in Florida. One of his rivals, a friar with his own agenda, penned a memorable putdown of his work.
He denounced Oviedo as "one of the greatest tyrants, thieves, and destroyers of the Indies, whose Historia contains almost as many lies as pages."
For Francis, the Spanish colony of Florida has been a colorful and inexhaustible subject. He makes speeches, curates museum exhibits and writes articles and histories.
His books include "Murder and Martyrdom in Spanish Florida." Now he's working on a manuscript called "Before Jamestown: Europeans, Africans and Indians in La Florida, 1513-1607."
Francis says he began studying Spanish Florida without realizing how much there was to it. Over the years, he began to wonder why there has never been a great novel or worthy film about this era of European exploration.
"Now I'm unapologetic about saying it's one of the most interesting histories in the country," he says. "It's also one of the most misunderstood."


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ST LOUIS & S F R. CO. v. CONARTY(1915)
Messrs. W. F. Evans and Thomas P. Littlepage for plaintiff in error.[ St Louis & S F R Co v. Conarty 238 U.S. 243 (1915) ]
[238 U.S. 243, 246] Mr. Samuel R. Chew for defendant in error.
Mr. Justice Van Devanter delivered the opinion of the court:
This was an action for personal injuries ultimately resulting in death, the right of recovery being based upon the employers' liability act ( 35 Stat. at L. 65, chap. 149, Comp. Stat. 1913, 8657; 36 Stat. at L. 291, chap. 143, Comp. Stat. 1913, 8662), in connection with the safety appliance acts (27 Stat. at L. 531, chap. 196, Comp. Stat. 1913, 8605; 29 Stat. at L. 85, chap. 87, Comp. Stat. 1913, 8610; 32 Stat. at L. 943, chap. 976, Comp. Stat. 1913, 8613; 36 Stat. at L. 298, chap. 160, Comp. Stat. 1913, 8617). The injuries were received in a collision between a switch engine and a loaded freight car having no coupler or drawbar at one end, these having been pulled out while the car was in transit. The car was about to be placed on an isolated track for repair, and was left near the switch leading to that track while other cars were being moved out of the way,-a task taking about five minutes. At that time a switch engine with which the deceased was working came along the track on which the car was standing and the collision ensued. It was drak and an electric headlight on another engine operated to obscure the car until the switch engine was within 40 or 50 feet of it. The deceased and two companions were standing on the footboard at the front of the switch engine, and when the car was observed, his companions stepped to the ground on either side of the track, while he remained on the footboard and was caught between the engine and the body of the car at the end from which the coupler and drawbar were missing. Had these appliances been in place they, in one view of the evidence, would have kept the engine and the body of the car sufficiently apart to have prevented the injury, but in their absence the engine came in immediate contact with the sill of the car, with the result stated. The deceased and his companions, with the switch engine, were on their way to do some switching at a point some distance beyond the car, and were not [238 U.S. 243, 249] intending, and did not attempt, to couple it to the engine or to handle it in any way. Its movement was in the hands of others. The car was loaded with freight moving from one state to another, the railroad company was engaged in interstate commerce, and the deceased was employed therein at the time. He died from his injuries six days later, leaving a widow and three minor children. The only negligence charged in the complaint was a failure to have the car equipped, at the end struck by the engine, with an automatic coupler and a drawbar of standard height as required by the safety appliance acts, and there was no attempt to prove any other negligence. The plaintiff had a verdict and judgment for $10,000, and the supreme court of the state affirmed the judgment. 106 Ark. 421, 155 S. W. 93.
The principal question in the case is whether, at the time he was injured, the deceased was within the class of persons for whose benefit the safety appliance acts required that the car be equipped with automatic couplers and drawbars of standard height; or, putting it in another way, whether his injury was within the evil against which the provisions for such appliances are directed. It is not claimed, nor could it be, under the evidence, that the collision was proximately attributable to a violation of those provisions, but only that, had they been complied with, it would not have resulted in injury to the deceased. It therefore is necessary to consider with what purpose couplers and drawbars of the kind indicated are required, for where a duty is imposed for the protection of persons in particular situations or relations a breach of it which happens to result in injury to one in an altogether different situation or relation is not, as to him, actionable. The Eugene F. Moran, 212 U.S. 466, 476 , 53 S. L. ed. 600, 604, 29 Sup. Ct. Rep. 339; Gorris v. Scott, L. R. 9 Exch. 125, 43 L. J. Exch. N. S. 92, 30 L. T. N. S. 431, 22 Week. Rep. 575; Ward v. Hobbs, L. R. 4 App. Cas. 13, 23, 48 L. J. Q. B. N. S. 281, 40 L. T. N. S. 73, 27 Week. Rep. 114, 3 Eng. Rul. Cas. 125; Williams v. Chicago & A. R. Co. 135 Ill. 491, 498, 11 L.R.A. 352, 25 Am. St. Rep. 397, 26 N. E. 661; O'Donnell v. Providence & W. R. Co. 6 R. I. 211; [238 U.S. 243, 250] Metallic Compression Casting Co. v. Fitchburg R. Co. 109 Mass. 277, 280, 12 Am. Rep. 689; Favor v. Boston & L. R. Corp. 114 Mass. 350, 19 Am. Rep. 364; East Tennessee, V. & G. R. Co. v. Feathers, 10 Lea, 103; Pollock, Torts, 8th ed. 28, 198.
The safety appliance acts make it unlawful to use or haul upon a railroad which is a highway for interstate commerce any car that is not equipped with automatic couplers whereby the car can be coupled or uncoupled 'without the necessity of men going between the ends of the cars,' or that is not equipped with drawbars of standard height,-the height of the drawbar having, as explained in Southern R. Co. v. Crockett, 234 U.S. 725, 735 , 58 S. L. ed. 1564, 1568, 34 Sup. Ct. Rep. 897, an important bearing on the safety of the processes of coupling and uncoupling and on the security of the coupling when made. It is very plain that the evils against which these provisions are directed are those which attended the oldfashioned link and pin couplings where it was necessary for men to go between the ends of the cars to couple and uncouple them, and where the cars, when coupled into a train, sometimes separated by reason of the insecurity of the coupling. In Johnson v. Southern P. Co. 196 U.S. 1, 19 , 49 S. L. ed. 363, 370, 25 Sup. Ct. Rep. 158, 17 Am. Neg. Rep. 412, this court said of the provision for automatic couplers that 'the risk in coupling and uncoupling was the evil sought to be remedied;' and in Southern R. Co. v. Crockett, 234 U.S. 725, 737 , 58 S. L. ed. 1564, 1569, 34 Sup. Ct. Rep. 897, it was said to be the plain purpose of the two provisions that 'where on vehicle is used in connection with another, that portion of the equipment of each that has to do with the safety and security of the attachment between them shall conform to standard.' Nothing in either provision gives any warrant for saying that they are intended to provide a place of safety between colliding cars. On the contrary, they affirmatively show that a principal purpose in their enactment was to obviate 'the necessity for men going between the ends of the cars.'
We are of opinion that the deceased, who was not [238 U.S. 243, 251] endeavoring to couple or uncouple the car or to handle it in any way, but was riding on the colliding engine, was not in a situation where the absence of the prescribed coupler and drawbar operated as a breach of a duty imposed for his benefit, and that the supreme court of the state erred in concluding that the safety appliance acts required it to hold otherwise.
Judgment reversed.


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Isaac Espy, Northridge High School's principal, has been hired as the new headmaster of the Tuscaloosa Academy.
According to a TA news release, Espy will succeed Jeffrey Mitchell as headmaster starting July 1.
Espy, who is a Tuscaloosa native and 1981 graduate of TA, said it will be an honor to return to his alma mater as its top instructional leader.
"It's an opportunity of a lifetime to return to the school where I walked the halls and played on the football field," Espy said. "Tuscaloosa City Schools has been great to me, and I appreciate the opportunities that I've had here."
Espy has been principal of Northridge High since 2009.
He was named the 2013 Administrator of the Year by the Alabama Scholastic Press Association.
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An adorable, innocuous Cheerios ad depicting a mixed-race family sparked a racist hate-storm online, forcing General Mills to disable YouTube comments.
Commenters (with predictably horrible grammar) called the commercial's white mom-black dad coupling disgusting and disgraceful.
Banned from YouTube, one segregationist on Reddit decried General Mills for "shoving multiculturalism down our throats when we know it fails."
It's 2013, haters, and (thankfully), more than ever, mixed families are the new normal. How about you pop a chill pill and stop embarrassing yourselves by coming out on a public forum as blubbering bigots.
You know what, you guys? Racism can't be heart healthy.
Meanwhile, multiracial families rejoiced at seeing a nice depiction of themselves in the media, in a commercial where race was a non-issue, no less.
"This commercial is a huge step for interracial families like mine who want to be seen in public together and maybe eat some heart-healthy snacks," law student and daughter to bi-racial parents Meagan Hatcher-Mays wrote for Jezebel days after the ad debuted last week (strong language alert). "But it also validates the existence of biracial and multiracial people."
Despite the hate simmering in those since-deleted YouTube comments, there's been a huge positive response from multicultural America (which is most of it). So why aren't ads like this already normal by now?
Good question. Turns out, it's probably a money thing.
Advertising tends to lag behind the rest of society when it comes to issues like race, AdWeek answers. Brands don't want to come off as too edgy, too political and scare off customers. That's why spots like the Cheerios commercial stick out, even though it's representative of more than 5.4 million couples in the U.S. (a 28 percent increase from 2000), per the latest U.S. Census Bureau count.
TV shows, on the other hand, tend to keep better pace with cultural trends. Think Crosby and Jasmine on NBC's "Parenthood," the historic "Star Trek" kiss, or even, way back when, Lucy and Desi on "I love Lucy."
Though depictions of diversity in advertising are becoming more common, it's about time to make them the new norm instead of the anomaly. Think about what a pleasant surprise it was to see a gay couple featured in that Kindle commercial – memorable, unforced, entertaining and a positive reinforcement for so many customers.
Maybe Fruit Loops can take a page from Kindle.
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BANNER ELK, N.C. --- Lori Fulmer (Prosperity, S.C.) tallied three hits to lead the Lees-McRae College softball team on Saturday afternoon, as North Greenville University rallied from an early deficit in game two en route to a doubleheader sweep of the Bobcats in Conference Carolinas play at the Bobcat Softball Field.
North Greenville (16-18-1, 11-8-1 CC) took game one by a 10-1 margin, before coming-from-behind for a 5-1 victory in the night cap. The Crusaders tallied 24 hits on the day, including three home runs, while Lees-McRae (7-38, 2-16 CC) posted 11 base knocks and four doubles.
Fulmer paced the Bobcats with three hits, including an RBI double in game two, as Kierstie Moon (Oxford, Ga.) and Sadie Lagle (Harmony, N.C.) both collected two base knocks. Lagle, Fulmer, Alison Armstrong (Bellingham, Mass.) and Amanda Decker (Apex, N.C.) each recorded a double for the Bobcats, as Armstrong also drove in a run.
Hollie Crickenberger (Boydton, Va.) got the nod in game one, battling through four innings while surrendering five earned runs and walking three. Kristen Oakes (Lenoir, N.C.) entered in relief in the fifth, allowing one earned run one five hits. Oakes then took the ball in game two, surrendering four earned runs and striking two in seven innings of work.
Amy Nagel led the way for North Greenville with a 5-for-7 day, launching two home runs and driving in six, as Sarah Armstrong added five base knocks. Rachel Glazebrook and Marielena Santos each tallied three hits, as Kimberly Robertson drove in three runs, including a home run.
Glazebrook took the ball in game one, allowing one unearned run on four hits and striking out five through four innings. Armstrong entered in relief, tossing three shutout frames while striking out four. Armstrong then took the ball in the night cap, surrendering one run on four hits in three innings. Cassi Carpenter tossed four shutout frames in relief for the Crusaders.
Game One: North Greenville 10, Lees-McRae 1 (Box Score)
North Greenville scored in each of the first four innings, taking a 4-0 lead after two before stretching the advantage to 5-0 in the third on a solo shot by Nagel. The Crusaders would tack on three in the fourth, pushing the margin to 8-0 before the Bobcats responded in the bottom of the frame, trimming the lead to 8-1 on a bases-loaded walk by Armstrong after Decker stroked a one-out double.
Game Two: North Greenville 5, Lees-McRae 1 (Box Score)
Oakes opened the night cap strong, tossing three perfect innings to start the contest. The Bobcats would strike first in the bottom of the third, taking a 1-0 lead when Armstrong doubled to left center and Fulmer drove her in two batters later with a two-bagger down the left field line.
North Greenville answered with four runs in the top of the fourth, taking a 4-1 advantage on a three-run homer by Nagel after Glazebrook tied it with an RBI single. The Bobcats refused to give in, putting runners in scoring position in both the fourth and fifth innings while holding the Crusaders to just one run over the final three frames, working out of a jam in each inning to stay within striking distance.
Lees-McRae returns to the diamond on Sunday when the Bobcats travel to Charlotte, N.C. to take on Queens University of Charlotte in their final Conference Carolinas series of the regular season at 1 p.m.


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Nikolaos Karintzaidis-Ocean Window Dubai Maritime Museum
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Interview with Nikolaos Karintzaidis : Frank Scott: What is the main principle, idea and inspiration behind your design?. Nikolaos Karintzaidis : The relation of the building with the local environment and climate. .Frank Scott: What has been your main focus in designing this work? Especially what did you want to achieve?. Nikolaos Karintzaidis : The intention was to create an artificial environment that works in synergy with the ocean. .Frank Scott: What are your future plans for this award winning design?. Nikolaos Karintzaidis : To publish and proceed with the further development of the project. .Frank Scott: How long did it take you to design this particular concept?. Nikolaos Karintzaidis : About 1 year. .Frank Scott: Why did you design this particular concept? Was this design commissioned or did you decide to pursuit an inspiration?. Nikolaos Karintzaidis : I decided to pursuit an inspiration. .Frank Scott: Is your design being produced or used by another company, or do you plan to sell or lease the production rights or do you intent to produce your work yourself?. Nikolaos Karintzaidis : This design describes research work. .Frank Scott: What made you design this particular type of work?. Nikolaos Karintzaidis : My interest on sustainability. .Frank Scott: Where there any other designs and/or designers that helped the influence the design of your work?. Nikolaos Karintzaidis : No. .Frank Scott: Who is the target customer for his design?. Nikolaos Karintzaidis : The public. .Frank Scott: What sets this design apart from other similar or resembling concepts?. Nikolaos Karintzaidis : Innovation. .Frank Scott: How did you come up with the name for this design? What does it mean?. Nikolaos Karintzaidis : The building itself is an enormous window to the ocean. .Frank Scott: Which design tools did you use when you were working on this project?. Nikolaos Karintzaidis : Hand sketching and BIM. .Frank Scott: What is the most unique aspect of your design?. Nikolaos Karintzaidis : Its relation with the site. .Frank Scott: Who did you collaborate with for this design? Did you work with people with technical / specialized skills?. Nikolaos Karintzaidis : Structural designers and Glass specialist have contributed as advisors to the development of the concept. .Frank Scott: What is the role of technology in this particular design?. Nikolaos Karintzaidis : This project can't be realized without the development of a glass type that will meet the specified standards for the function of the particular building. .Frank Scott: Is your design influenced by data or analytical research in any way? What kind of research did you conduct for making this design?. Nikolaos Karintzaidis : Extensive research was conducted regarding environmental and oceanographic data for Dubai. .Frank Scott: What are some of the challenges you faced during the design/realization of your concept?. Nikolaos Karintzaidis : This design describes research work. .Frank Scott: How did you decide to submit your design to an international design competition?. Nikolaos Karintzaidis : I considered that the particular design meets the standards of an international design competition. .Frank Scott: What did you learn or how did you improve yourself during the designing of this work?. Nikolaos Karintzaidis : As with every project, developing the specific concept allowed me to improve my design skills. .Frank Scott: Any other things you would like to cover that have not been covered in these questions?. Nikolaos Karintzaidis : No. Completely covered. .
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Repairing the Phial
This is a follow up quest to The White Phial. Shortly after completing the previous quest, a courier will provide you with a message from Quintus Navale requesting your assistance in repairing the Phial
- Speak to Quintus Navale
- Retrieve the Unmelting Snow
- Find some Mammoth Tusk Powder
- Take a Forsworn Heart
- Return to Quintus Navale
The quest will provide you locations for the three items. The Forsworn Heart can be obtained from any Forsworn Briarheart. The quest directs you to one located at the top of Broken Tower Redoubt. The Unmelting Snow is located at the Throat of the World on the side of a cliff. The Mammoth Tusk Powder can be located at most of the Giant camps. The quest directs you to Stonehill Bluff where you can walk into the camp and loot the item from a large bowl without having to fight. Once you've gather the three components and returned them to Quintus, he will repair the White Phial. As a reward, he asks you to select one specific type of potion that the Phial will regenerate.
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- Power of Healing (+100 Health)
- Resist the Forces of Magic (20% magic resistance for 60 seconds)
- Tougher in Battle (+20 Stamina for 300 seconds)
- Strengthen my Magical Skills (+20 Magicka for 300 seconds)
- Deal more Damage in Battle (+50% to One-Handed damage for 60 seconds)
- Better Hidden in the Shadows (20% harder to detect for 60 seconds)
Note: make your decision quickly as the dialog will time out and you will be unable to complete the quest and get the White Phial.
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Averi Christiansen received first place in the solo category and three girls were nominated for All-State drill team. They were Shaylyn Black, Kaisha Lowe, and Averi Christiansen. Averi Christiansen made the 1A all-state team.
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It is truly sad that Governor Romney was selected to lead the party. He appears to be out of touch with the rest of us. I cannot vote for a man who asks to lead while he squirrels his millions of dollars in off-shore accounts and pays 14% on the rest. He would keep the wealthy paying a minimal tax rate while his partner Rep Ryan proposes to balance the budget by neutering Medicare, Social Security and other programs. These wealthy folks are the ones dependent on the government for their special tax breaks far greater than those with the greatest need. So count me a Republican for Obama.
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President Obama will be the first Democrat that I have ever voted for for president since registering Republican after college in 1980 so I could vote for Ronald Reagan. The GOP is now a party of extremists who have successfully squeezed out the voices of those of us who are center-right. We don't need to redefine the meaning of "rape." We need to redefine what it means to be a Republican. Obama will move us "forward." Romney will move us backwards!
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President Obama has been impeded by ideologues of my own party, making him unable to do the things needed to get this economy on solid ground. Moreover, he has demonstrated the rare gifts of a thoughtful Commander-in-Chief, and as a military retiree I appreciate all he has done for the men and women of our Armed Forces, and, importantly, for their families as well.
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About nine months ago, I started researching in earnest on what I had been told about Obama and discovered to my chagrin Republicans were being lied to about Obama by Republican members of Congress, the RNC, and longtime leaders of the GOP, not to mention conservative pundits and Fox News. Research snowballed after that and I began to slowly realize that what we had been told about Obama was mostly lies to fit the GOP narrative to make him a one-term President.
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I'd like to thank President Obama for the last 4 years working to save us from a certain financial cliff, getting us out of Iraq, helping to protect the environment, and promoting the 'small government' get-out-of-my-life social issues that I believe are important.
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I am a 62 year old white guy. I served in the Vietnam war, I have paid my taxes, and I pretty much kept my mouth shut until a radical right wing with a big mouth and an empty brain showed up. The Republican party has basically become anti-everything. Also, a few billionaries and millionaires have taken over the party, and these men have swayed peoples minds for the worst. Koch industries has, in many cases, ruined the environment-- our clean air, or lakes and rivers and streams-- for the sake of profit.
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Although most find me to be a bit crazy to offer hosting Christmas in our house after moving in just 2 weeks prior, but I would not have had it any other way. Not only did I want our nearly 2-year-old to spend Christmas morning in his new home, but I wanted an excuse to cook a big meal. Perhaps the first big meal in our new digs.
And since it was Christmas, I felt ham would be the best choice. Not to mention I find it fairly easy – it's already cooked and tough to mess up. But I felt like I was in a ham rut. Not a bad ham rut, as I love ham with mustard and gingersnaps, but I wanted something different. New house, new recipe.
Nothing seemed more classic than a ham with some pineapple and maraschino cherries. Now I made the mistake – or very fortunate choice – to pick up maraschino cherries from our local wine shop. They were from Italy and I thought they would surely be better. And they were, but at $25 a jar, I am still undecided if they were worth the splurge.
This traditional ham recipe is from the lovely Paula Deen and is incredibly simple – just pineapples (and juice), maraschino cherries, mustard and brown sugar. The result was not only beautiful, but also delicious.
Serves 12+
1 20 -ounce can pineapple slices, juice reserved
1 small jar maraschino cherries
3/4 cup packed light brown sugar
2 tablespoons yellow mustard
Preheat the oven as directed on the ham package and follow the instructions for baking the ham. Remove the ham from the oven about 30 minutes before the end of the warming time.
Decoratively arrange the pineapple slices on top of the ham, securing them with whole cloves, if using, or toothpicks. Place a cherry in the center of each pineapple ring and secure with a clove or toothpick.
In a small bowl, combine the brown sugar, mustard and just enough of the reserved pineapple juice to make a thick glaze. Spoon the glaze over the ham and bake for the remaining 30 minutes. Remove the ham from the oven, transfer to a cutting board and carve.
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(Reuters) - The U.S. Army War College has opened an inquiry into accusations that Senator John Walsh, a Montana Democrat now facing a tough election challenge, plagiarized parts of a research paper tied to a master's degree he earned from the school.
The college's announcement on Thursday that it had launched an investigation came a day after the New York Times reported Walsh may have lifted at least a quarter of his master's thesis, citing an examination of the 14-page paper he submitted to obtain his degree in 2007.
Walsh's campaign has said he inadvertently misused citations in what was a research paper, rather than a thesis.
A preliminary analysis of the paper in question led the college to determine that a more thorough examination was warranted by faculty members of an academic review board, which handles cases of suspected plagiarism or misconduct, the school said in a statement. The college has previously revoked the graduate status of eight former students since 1990, six for plagiarism and two for other types of misconduct, the college said.
"Then and now, we trust our students to uphold high standards of academic integrity," it said.
The New York Times said six recommendations Walsh presented in his paper were taken almost verbatim from a Carnegie Endowment for International Peace document, which he did not cite.
A campaign statement said Walsh "acknowledges the citations were not all done correctly but that it was an unintentional mistake."
It added, "This story will not change Senator Walsh's commitment to his campaign, and it does not change his resolve in dealing with the issues that matter most to Montanans."
Walsh's election opponent, Republican U.S. Representative Steve Daines, did not respond to a request for comment.
Montana's governor on Thursday urged respect for the courage shown by Walsh, an Iraq war veteran and former commander of the Montana Army National Guard, during his military service.
"Senator Walsh has a long history of fighting for Montanans, both at home and in combat," Governor Steve Bullock said.
Bullock added that he had no knowledge of the issues raised the New York Times when he appointed Walsh in February to fill the Senate seat vacated by the retirement of fellow Democrat Max Baucus.
Walsh is up for election to a full six-year term in November as Democrats fight to retain majority control of the U.S. Senate.
University of Montana political science professor Jeffrey Greene said the uphill campaign battle Walsh faces has been made more challenging by the plagiarism claims, which are most likely to discourage swing voters from supporting him.
"Even though he's the sitting senator, he was facing a difficult contest. This makes it worse for him," said Greene.
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- "Monsanto Claims to Ditch Herbicide While Selling More of It"
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- "Sen. Roy Blunt: Monsanto's Man in Washington"
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- "Is Your Workout Gear Ruining Farm Fields?"
- "Not Just the Bees: Bayer's Pesticide May Harm Birds, Too"
"Genetically modified seed giant Monsanto likes to trumpet its 'commitment to sustainable agriculture.' The story goes like this: by generating novel, high-tech crop varieties, Monsanto will wean farmers off of synthetic chemical poisons. The company even markets its flagship product, seeds genetically engineered to survive its own Roundup weed killer, as a tool they can use to to 'decrease the overall use of herbicides.'
"But as I've shown before, herbicide use has actually dramatically ramped up as the Roundup Ready technology conquers vast swaths of US farmland. That's because weeds quickly developed resistance to it, forcing farmers to apply ever-larger doses and resort to older, more toxic herbicides to combat resistant weeds. And while the company has tried hard to leave behind its past as a purveyor of toxic chemicals and rebrand itself as a technology company, those toxic chemicals remain central to its growth and profitability, as its latest quarterly profit report shows."


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What's News: The battle over how to end the government shutdown moves to the Senate, and the U.S. approaches its debt limit. Three Americans win this year's Nobel Prize in economics. Netflix hunts for a cable TV deal. Sara Murray reports. Photo: AP
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