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CHAMBERLAIN, Augustus and Sarah Wyman Chamberlain
Cholera, diphtheria, tuberculosis, thyroid – all are diseases that in colonial times were huge killers and little could be done to aid the sufferers. One such victim was a Westmeath Township entrepreneur named Hiram Chamberlain, who while on a 1854 business trip to Quebec City, contracted cholera and never made it back home to his family.
Hiram's parents were UEL "immigrant ancestors" Augustus Chamberlain (1782- ), born May 1782 in Chelsea, Suffolk, Massachusetts, United States, and Sarah Wyman (1772-1853), born Wells, Rutland, Vermont, USA, and who would die in Chute`a Blondeau, County Prescott, Ontario, Canada. Hiram's brother David became a physician; and Dr. David C. Chamberlain (1815-1896) lived in Michigan and is buried in Genessee County, New York State; while brothers Hiram, born 1812, and younger brother Wyman Chamberlain, born 1821, came to Westmeath Township. We will follow these two brothers and their offspring in this entry.
Did Augustus Chamberlain, the father, come to Westmeath with his sons? The question is triggered by the 1837 Voter List for Westmeath Township in which both an A. Chamberlain and a Hiram Chamberlain are listed. This 1837 voter list was used for the initial municipal council of the Townships of Ross and Westmeath.
Another man with that surname, a Thomas Chamberlain was early into the area and served as enumerator for the 1842 Census Westmeath Township; then no further listing for a Thomas Chamberlain appears. Unknown relationship to Wyman and Hiram Chamberlain.
The Descendants of Wyman Chamberlain and Sophia Jackson
Wyman Augustus Chamberlain (1821-1890) came to Westmeath and he married a local woman Sophia Willard Jackson (1828-1890). Her family was one among the earliest settlers. See JACKSON entry.
Both Wyman and his older brother Hiram set up businesses in the Front Westmeath village.
The descendants of Wyman Chamberlain and Sophia Jackson are:
1. Hiram Augustus Chamberlain (1849-1895) m. Christina Louise Hillman. He died young from heart disease at 46 years and had worked as a lumber-trader. Their one son Stephen Hillman Chamberlain was born on May 5, 1874. More on Hiram later in this entry…
2. Sarah Chamberlain (1851- )
3. Noah Jackson Chamberlain (1852 – 1909) m. Isabella Gourlay of Fitzroy Township, Carleton County, Ontario in 1880. In the 1891 Census for Westmeath Township the family is listed as:
- Noah Chamberlain 39
- Isabella Chamberlain 37
- William Chamberlain 8
- Percival Chamberlain 6
- Kirby Chamberlain 5
- Sproule Chamberlain 1
- Mable Chamberlain 3
- Ella Chamberlain 2
- Hired girl Anne Flecher 13
The family then moved to Ramsey Township of Lanark County, and Noah would die there at age 56 of tuberculosis.
4. Mary S. Chamberlain (1854 – 1889) m. Roderick Jackson "RJ" Macdonald (1852 -1877) and they moved to Muskegon, Michigan, United States. Roderick was the son of Archibald R. Macdonald (1821-1877) and Harriett Amelia Jackson (1821-1916) of Westmeath Township. See MACDONALD entry. Harriett's sampler is shown in the JACKSON entry. Mary and Roderick had one child before she died; Wyman C. Macdonald, and RJ remarried to Charlotte "Lottie" Worrell.
5. Elizabeth Chamberlain (1856 – )
6. Wyman A. Chamberlain (1858 – 1899) m. Elizabeth Watt (1865-1906) from March Township, Carleton County, Ont. They lived in Pembroke, Ontario and raised five children. Wyman would die of consumption at age 40 years. The children are:
i. Findley Cleveland Chamberlain (1886-1906) – died of Thyroid Fever at age 19 years.
ii. Leonard Chamberlain (1889-
iii. Wyman "Allen" Chamberlain (1891-1916). Killed during the attack and capture of Desire Support Trench, 18 Nov 1916. Buried at Courcelette, France. Wyman Allen Chamberlain
iv. Willard Watt Chamberlain (1893-1916) also killed in action and buried at Courcelette, France. He died in September of 1916, two months before his brother's Novemeber death. Both Chamberlain brothers are listed on the Cenotaph in Pembroke Ontario.
vi. Nellie Chamberlain (1896- ).
7. Jessie Chamberlain (1860 – 1886) m. Judson Loring Sweet in 1881 in Muskegon, Michigan, USA where she had gone to live with her sister Mary and husband Roderick Macdonald. She died at age 25 and she is buried at the Westmeath Union Cemetery.
8. David Cleveland Chamberlain (1863 – )
9. Martha Maria "Mattie" Chamberlain (1869 –1939) m. Thomas McBride and settled on the Westmeath Township Gore Line's western end, on land bought first from the Crown by George Tucker and then owned and farmed by the Chamberlains, Mattie's family, and raised four children. A large red brick house was built by the McBride's on the property which was demolished in the early 1950's. See MCBRIDE entry. In the mid-1950's this farm was purchased by another McBride, a grand-nephew of Thomas and it is still a family farm.
10. Ellis Chamberlain (1869 –
The Descendants of Hiram Chamberlain and Elizabeth Minerva Hayes
The Hiram Chamberlain family had first lived in Quebec and in the late 1830's they moved to Front Westmeath. Hiram Wyman Chamberlain (1812- 1854) had married Elizabeth Minerva Hayes (1816-1898) in 1835 in Ottawa. She had been born in Papineauville, Quebec.
In the 1851 Census for Westmeath Township, the Chamberlain family lived in a framed lumber house, (as opposed to log), with 1 shop, 1 shoe store and tannery in Westmeath Village. This was in the hey-day of the bustling lumber camps and Westmeath Village was situated at the western end of the portage route around the Paquette Rapids. Merchants in the village did a very healthy trade to supply the work camps taking out the lumber on both the Quebec and the Ontario side of the Ottawa River.
The two Chamberlain brothers worked together to prosper in Front Westmeath with Wyman Chamberlain's hide tanning business being done in a building owned by Hiram.
Hiram was also well-known in municipal service – have served Westmeath Township first as a clerk of the township and later in 1851 as Reeve. He also was the Commissioner of Statute Labour and the Fence Viewer for the municipality in 1850.
Fortunes could be made as a "lumber merchant" such as Hiram Chamberlain in this time of clearing the heavily forested hills and dales in the Ottawa River Valley and its tributaries. From the time of the tree being felled until it was sent to market could take as long as two years to transport the logs downriver. Lumber sales for export left out of the Port of Quebec City and Hiram, while there on business, died of Cholera in 1854. He was only 42. Because of the highly contagious nature of cholera its victims were buried immediately; so Hiram was buried in Sillery, Quebec. Imagine the shock of hearing this news upon his Front Westmeath family.
The children of Hiram & Minerva Chamberlain were
1. Sarah Elizabeth Chamberlain born 1835 in Quebec and she died in 1910 in Los Angeles, California. She m. Alexander "Alex" Fraser (1830 – 1903) a timber merchant and well-known businessman in the Upper Ottawa Valley who had started his business career under the tutelage of his future father-in-law. See FRASER entry. She died of Pernicious Anemia and is buried in the Beechwood Cemetery, Ottawa.
The Fraser's were the most prominent of the Westmeath families, providing employment to many families. Alex became one of the Timber Barons and built a summer home for his family just north of Westmeath Village. The family wintered in Ottawa and joined the ranks of the city's aristocracy. See Lumbering; The Frasers & ARKLAND FARM.
The children of Sarah Chamberlain and Alex Fraser are:
i. Emma Fraser (1857 – 1859)
ii. John Burns Fraser (1858 – 1939). In the First World War his son JD served and was wounded. His second son Hugh was taken as a prisoner of war.
iii. Jessie Fraser (1860 – 1949) m. Rev. (Canon) Samuel Daw in Beachburg in 1883. They lived in Hamilton, Ontario, and had seven children.
iv. William Henry Alexander (WHA) Fraser (1863-1918) m. Mary Ann Porter (1859-1920) in Kemptville, Ontario in 1825. They had four children. See FRASER entry. WHA Fraser Obit
v. Caroline Frances Fraser (1866-1949) m. Joseph Fee (1860- ) in Westmeath in 1887. They lived in the USA and had one son Reginald Fraser Fee who died at one year of age.
vi. Martha "Madge" Fraser (1867-1904) unmarried. Madge Fraser Obit
2. David Cleveland Chamberlain (1838-1916) would live out his days as a businessman in the Upper Ottawa Valley. He married Martha Maria Huntington of Westmeath in 1860 and they had five children. He is mentioned in the Death Announcement of his sister Sarah Chamberlain Fraser and was then in the federal Civil Service as the Chief Accountant in the House of Commons, Parliament Buildings, Ottawa. David had earlier played an important role in the commercial life of the Westmeath community working with his brother-in-law Alexander Fraser in the lumber industry and later as an merchant and insurance agent. He died in Ottawa at age 77 years.
3. Wyman Augustus Chamberlain (1840-1904) m. Margaret Arthurs (1840-1893) in Montreal. They lived in the area of North Plantagenet, Prescott & Russell, Ontario. They had six children.
4. William Henry Chamberlain (1843-1869) m. Eliza Ann Huntington (1846- 1923). She was the third child of Samuel Huntington and Ann Catherine Bower. See HUNTINGTON entry. He worked with Alex Fraser his brother-in-law who had taken over the business from his deceased father Hiram Chamberlain. William Henry died of consumption at age 26, leaving his widow Eliza at age 22 with 2 children – Annie Eliza Chamberlain(1867) and William Henry Chamberlain Jr. (1869) just 10 days old.
5. W. L. Chamberlain (1845-
6. C. M. Chamberlain (1846-


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Fire on Wednesday razed Bakassi Hall, one of the female hostels at the Yaba College of Technology in Lagos.
The fire which started at 5:10am razed the hostel top floor before extending to other parts of the building.
Fire fighters from the college fire service unit arrived 30 minutes after the inferno started but ran out of water midway. The students later mobilized and tried desperately to put out the fire.
Fire fighters from University of Lagos and the Lagos Fire Service arrived at 6:00am and joined the rescue efforts but the fire raged on.
A female student simply known as Onome sustained a neck injury and has been taken to a military hospital close to the college for treatment.
The fire was finally put at about 7:30am and normalcy has returned to the school.
Meanwhile, all academic activities in YABATECH have been suspended indefinitely following Wednesday's fire outbreak in the college.
A statement issued by one Charles Oni on behalf of the institution's management said all examinations and lectures, scheduled for Wednesday, have been put on hold.
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"Sequel to the unfortunate fire incident at the Bakassi Hostel early this morning, the management has suspended all academic activities till further notice.
"By this notice, all examinations and lectures, especially scheduled for today have been put on hold while the College attends to the exigency.
"The management regrets the misguided and outright falsehood on the social media and calls to certain radio stations that there was no water on campus to quell the fire. The truth is that firemen needed an excavator to attend to the fire, which the college provided promptly.
"Meanwhile, the Rector, Dr. Margaret Ladipo, has called on the college community to remain calm as the management finds ways to soothe the pains inflicted by the accident."


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SLO County Roundup
Sheriff's deputies, along with the Special Problems Unit, Sheriff Narcotics and a CHP air unit recovered stolen weapons and a stolen ATV from a home in Nipomo on Wednesday.
The items were reported stolen in separate crimes.
Chad Takeshi Higa of Nipomo was arrested on suspicion of being a felon in possession of a firearm, receiving stolen property, grand theft and altering or defacing a serialized item.
Higa is being held in lieu of $20,000 bail at the County Jail.
— Amy Dempsey
SLO County
The Sheriff's Department is mourning the death of Jake, a longtime police dog that deputies say is responsible for hundreds of drug-related arrests.
Jake, a 12-year-old Labrador, died Friday morning from cancer, officials said in a statement. He was assigned to Deputy Allen Barger for the past eight years.
Officials said the four-legged deputy was responsible for more than 2,000 searches, 900 arrests, and helped detect marijuana, cocaine, methamphetamine, heroin and firearms.
"Jake was a member of the Sheriff's Department who gave his all every day to keep narcotics off the streets of our county," Sheriff Pat Hedges said in the statement.
Barger is training a new dog, Jack, to replace Jake.
— Stephen Curran
North County
Motorists traveling in both directions on Highway 46 East will be detoured onto newly constructed lanes between Airport Road and Geneseo Road starting Jan. 15.
The detour will allow Papich Construction of Pismo Beach to rebuild the two existing lanes and continue constructing two wildlife crossings and major drainage systems.
Motorists will be alerted of the detour by electronic message boards, and all county and driveway connections will stay open to cross traffic during the detour.
The project will cost $30 million, and expected to be finished late 2010.
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Fuel Middle was created for those crazy, loud, and awesome students from 6th grade through 8th grade! If you love fun, worship, Jesus and craziness in all of its forms then Sunday nights will be the best part of your week.
We get it. Middle school can be crazy. You're growing up fast and it's really confusing sometimes. That's why we created FUEL Middle. It's a safe place for you to learn about who God made you to be...and how He sees you. Spoiler alert! He thinks you're awesome!
Sunday nights include incredible music. Sing along...or not...it's totally up to you. But our band is incredible! We play fun games and learn something really practical to help us through the week.
But the magic really happens when we break up into small groups to talk about what we learned that week. Those groups are made up of kids your age and adult leaders who really care about you. It's a safe place to ask questions about your faith and to share what's going on in your life. We don't shy away from the messy parts of life at FUEL Middle.
And all of this happens while we're having a blast with our friends and growing closer to God...together. Click here to download a list of special events and important dates for the 2018/19 school year.
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Somedays no one can stay at home to feed the cat on the right times. This is especially annoying if you have a cat with a weak stomach, so he needs to eat several smaller meals a day, because with one big meal he will puke it out. For such days I made this device. It has a round feed with four segments, in which you can put four meals in the morning. During the day a disc on top will rotate, it has a gap leaving one segment open. The disc rotates on the hour point of a clock motor, giving it one revolution per twelve hours, so the cat gets access to another meal after every three hours. On top there is a cap with an image of a cat, which is connected to the second pointer of the clock motor, so you can see it moving. It is not only as an indication that the cat feeder is working, it is also to hold the disc below in place, because else the cat could push it off(the cap is connected more firmly than the disc) With a little power you can pull the cap out, and remove the disc. Then you can fill all segments at once, wash them, or replace the battery if needed.
The things I used for this are easy to get, the main piece is a clock motor, I used the most common clock motor there is, almost all clocks have it(A square black one saying QUARTZ) You probably already have multiple of these in your house.
In the next steps I'll explain how to build this. If you start building it, keep in mind that you need to make the rotating parts move smoothly over eachother, because these clock motors are build to rotate very light pointers, they do not have a lot of power. If the parts can't slide smoothly over eachother the mechanism will stop.
edit: user 'talty' commented below that it is uncertain if it's harmful to let polymer clay get in contact with food! So I recommend that if you use polymer clay, add a layer of harmless varnish(I don't know if that exists). You can also make the feed segments out of river clay, or completely out of wood.
edit #2: The cat feeder I made seems to stagnate sometimes, this is because the disc is too heavy for the motor. You don't want it to suddenly stop when you're gone, so make the disc as light as possible! I made a new disc out of a thin sheet of plastic, it works better. You can also look for a stronger clock motor, like this one.
edit #3: user 'spencerawr' had the idea that you could also make a small version of this, hang it upside down above the aquarium and use it as a fish feeder.
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Step 1: What You Need
You'll need:
- clay(I used FIMO, which is a polymer clay and those are expensive if you use a lot. If you can get a cheaper clay that works fine aswell, use that) and an oven to bake the clay
- thin wood. This is for the cap on top, for the disc, and for a little block under the clock motor.
- from a clock: the motor, the second pointer, and the hour pointer
- a wide round cookie can you don't use anymore
- two nails
- cutting pliers
Step 2: Getting the Motor
1: I bought this cute clock for the motor. It was the cheapest I could find.
2: On the back was this motor. Almost all clocks have these, except the small clocks where they don't fit in.
3: Get the motor out of it, DON'T THROW AWAY THE SECOND POINTER AND HOUR POINTER! But you can throw away the rest.
4: This is how it looks on front. There are two white tubes in the middle around eachother, those are for the hour- and minute pointers, the pin in them is for the second pointer.
Step 3: The Lowest Part With the Segments
1: Get a wide cookie can that is about this wide.
2: Draw a line all around it on about 3.5 cm from the bottom.
3: cut the above part off. You can do this with a cutting pliers.
4: make a layer of clay on the side of it, and make it round on top. Try to make it flat, so the whole side on one height. Then bake it. You can later paint this side.
5: Get a piece of wood of about the size of the clock motor. If you lie the motor on top of it on the middle of the can, the black part of the motor should be below the sides of the can. But not too far below, best is about 1 mm, so the white thing in the middle is higher than the sides. This piece of wood is actually just to save clay.
6: Now make this with clay. Take the color of clay you want it to be in the end, because you shouldn't paint this part as else your cat could eat the paint, unless you have real good paint. Also, with clay you can just wash it out with water. I made the motor holder in the middle square-shaped on bottom, so the shape of the motor, and round on top, so the shape of the disc.
7: Fit in the motor. If it doesn't fit, you can vile the corners a bit out with a dremel, and you can later soften it with a polish bit. You can best use a polish bit on all of the clay, to make it smooth, that looks better. You probably had some fingerprints in it somewhere, you can wash them away.
Step 4: The Disc
1: Take the hour pointer.
2: Bend it in half and put tape around it. This makes it stronger but it needed to be shortened anyway. If you hour pointer is still too long you can cut a part off.
3: Mount it to the motor. Also, make things on the sides that can hold the motor in place(Don't glue the motor to the clay, because later you may want to replace the battery) I used metal wires, they are inserted in a hole in the clay. Actually I used too big wire, you should use a thinner, more bendable type. This may work better with thin metal strips, if you have those.
4: Bended inside.
5: Make this disc out of thin wood. There should be a hole in the middle that fits around the white thing on the motor. Also cut a quarter out, till the motor part, you can best leave that covered.
6: Take two nails and smash them into the wood near the hole, so that on the other side the hour pointer fit between them. You can best make the heads as flat as possible, to make the surface flat. You can vile them flatter with a Dremel, and also smash them in some deeper by holding something sharp between the nail head and the hammer.
7: So you have this.
8: Cut the nails off so they dont touch the motor,but leave them as long as possible.
9: Put the disc on the cat feeder, with the nails around the hour pointer.
Step 5: The Cap
1: Take the second pointer and place in around the second pin. It should tick. If it doesn't reach the second pin(so when it doesn't tick), you should make the hole in the disc bigger, and follow the instructions in this step, only then you make something between the second pointer and the cap, so it comes deeper and reaches the second pin.
2: Cut the sides of the second pointer off.
3: Make a cap from wood about this size.
4: Put the second pointer upside down on it. I had to make a little pit in the middle of the wood with a drill to make it fit.
5: Connect it to the wood. I did it in a very unproffesional way, but it's effective. You can do it differently if you like.
6: Mount it back to the second pin. It should again tick.
Step 6:
1: You can now add paint and varnish.Only paint the feed segments if you have paint that doesn't dissolve in water and that's hard to get off.
2: I glued an instructions manual(handleiding) on bottom because I'm giving this as a present.
3: And four mats so it stands more stabile and the bottom keeps clean.
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I'm really concerned about using polymer clay for the plate! I use polymer clay for several crafts I make for myself, family or to sell, but one thing everyone tells you is that you should never use polymer clay for anything that will be in direct contact with food! It's the first advice given to beginners, actually. As a chemist, I can tell you that polymer clay is NOT food-safe. It's basically PVC, and as any other compound with chlorine, it must be used with serious consideration; PVC is a suspected carcinogen under heavy study. Moreover, the plasticizer used to make PVC workable, the phthalates, have been linked to birth defect and neurological damage. If you search online, you will find numerous researches and articles claiming that polymer clay is both safe and not safe for food. To me, the uncertainty is enough to shun polymer clay plates, until a study is strong enough to convince me that it's safe. Up to this date, there isn't one. As a scientist, I highly advice you to find food-safe options. As a cat lover, I beg you to look for a safer method, for your cats sake.
It's not unsafe because it's a carcinogenic, just because something contains chlorine doesn't make it unsafe - both aspartame and CFCs contain chlorine and are perfectly safe for humans. The reason polymer clay is unsafe is because it's porous and the food will absorb into the polymer, meaning you cannot wash it properly and make it sanitary again. I would appreciate if you didn't convince people that everything is carcinogenic, I feel as a scientist, it's important to not spread fear about chemicals. Plastics are perfectly safe if you don't heat them up or set them on fire, only then does the plasticizer come out, we use PVC pipes for our water constantly and it's okay because the water is sanitary.
Thanks a lot for this information, I will add it in a warning that people can better make it out of wood, or polymer clay but add a layer of harmless varnish on it. Thanks!
I will search for it too
Thank you a lot for your consideration, I think that the warning is perfect.
its all right but i have cats and they can eat themselves
Wow... really?
I love the look of that cat feeder!
Pet Auto Feeders
ur mean and i just dont see how this appliance is helpful at all.
idea: use the bottom of a styrofoam or paper plate for the disk, just cut off the edges so you have the smooth flat bottom
i tried this one time but my maine coon just ripped it apart and when he was finished he oppend the door to the garage and got into the big bag of cat food.... it sucked
and i have a question every cat can turn disk i think you should make geared it can turn only one way, am i right?
just go to any dollar store and buy a clock looool
Could this be made out of cardboard, made smaller, and used upside down for a goldfish feeder?
Yea it could! Good idea! I really didn't think of that. But fishes are less a problem with feeding when you're gone for one day, and for more days you can give them a lick block or something. If you could find a motor that would rotate in 1 week or so, and make more segments, that would be really useful. But don't forget to make the disc really lightweight because else it may fall out of the motor pin. I'll implement your idea on the first page if you don't mind.
I want to know how to make a daily one for when I go out of town.
there is also a house that turns around on a clock motor but it is a real strong clock motor so you have a different view out the window in every room after each hour good job on this
You can buy just the clock motor at craft stores so you don't waste the rest of the clock. Unless you have another use for it.
I wouldn't be surprised if it is cheaper with a clock around it, than without. Those clocks are already really cheap and they are massively produced; while there is much less interest for only a motor part, they would have to raise the prices to still get profit.
But if you are concerced about the trash the rest of the clock would give which is bad for the earth, I understand it.
They are generally around 3-6 dollars depending on how big of one you get.


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One of the biggest challenges of this residency is the scale and also timetabling. Getting contact with students in a meaningful way can be a difficult, especially in November when most of them are on placement, either in hospitals or in the community. When on placement students work proper shifts alongside their mentors and other qualified practitioners. For the 'first timers' it can be pretty tiring, physically and emotionally. Still, I have recruited a few more to 'Patching Up' and have had meetings with staff teams from Midwifery, Adult Nursing and Child Health…next is Mental Health.
I've also observed a multi disciplinary high fidelity simulation scenario involving final year students from adult nursing, child health, medicine and physiotherapy. This was a series of deteriorating patient scenarios in the simulation centre at St. Thomas's hospital. All the students take part in a scenario and those not immediately involved observe elsewhere on a live feed, before taking their turn. Oh, and the patient is a manikin, so no risk to life and limb but still plenty of anxiety for the students who understood the need to 'get it right' with only a few months before they are qualified practitioners.
In hi-fidelity simulation the manikin is managed by technician, who remotely manipulates it to exhibit symptoms of rapid deterioration in health; such as loss of consciousness, very raised temperature or falls in oxygen saturation. The success of the scenario depends on communication and teamwork, and most particularly the willingness and ability of those taking part to 'suspend disbelief', to accept that this might be a real life situation. Students are introduced to the manikin before the scenario begins, they observe how its eyes move, mouth can be opened and how vital signs are indicated on an adjacent monitor. A few manipulate its limbs and prod at its skin. The technician also acts as the voice of the manikin, which adds a surreal dimension to the situation, a human voice issuing from the moulded body of a life size manikin. And, unlike some giant toy, this voice responds to questions, even laughs a little. I am surprised at how quickly the students accept this, how well they have suspended disbelief.
In all the scenarios the staff are particularly concerned with how the students work as a team, communicate with each other, follow established protocols and ask for help when they need it. We are encouraged to focus on these issues in the debrief that follows, a time when the students are also asked to share their reflections on their performance.
One thing I have been trying to do in my own research practice is to make tacit decisions around making more explicit, to share what I think of as my embodied knowledge, the things we do and decisions we take or make seemingly without thinking. This has involved me giving voice to decisions, literally talking out loud my process. Doing this with spinning – to which I am fairly new - enabled me to see that, for me at least, spinning is not that different to swimming! So it was very exciting to see a similar process in action in the simulation scenarios. One nursing student was actively 'talking out loud' her process to her colleagues and patient; introducing herself, explaining each step and justifying it, working in a way that synthesised thinking and action. Apart from giving everyone in the room confidence - always a good thing - it also struck me as very satisfying and that she was working in a well-crafted way; showing empathy and respect for her subject and simultaneously managing the situation through reflection and adaptation. Afterwards she was praised for sharing her 'mental model', and I was left thinking how other acts of care, such as the material empathy we develop as makers, are not that dissimilar to roles of care involving 'live' subjects. I'm not sure whether she instinctively shared her 'mental model', or had been working on it, but observing her do this will stay with me as a transformative moment of this residency and will encourage me to keep sharing mine.


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FNM governing for special interest and supporters
FNM and PLP have perfected art of victimization
Political tribalism is a threat to our democracy
DNA is the only hope for change
The Democratic National Alliance (DNA) has followed with much disappointment, the degradation of the public debate in our nation.
After campaigning on transparency, accountability and meritocracy, the Free National Movement (FNM) government has been a colossal failure on all three grounds. They have failed to bring an end to nepotism, cronyism and political victimization.
The current administration like its predecessor has continued to divide our nation based on party colors and create a hostile environment among the citizenry. We have witnessed the termination of contracts within the public service only for new positions with higher remuneration to be created for party loyalists.
In particular, it has been obvious to all Bahamians that the FNM remains a party for the wealthy and special interest groups. FNM party loyalists are beneficiaries of the crumbs from the proverbial national pie while the rest of the country suffers under a government that has increased the tax burden on the vulnerable.
The DNA believes that succession planning is essential for continuity and stability in leadership. A properly planned process will not only reward success and empower the youth, it will also ensure that persons that have served our nation are treated with dignity and respect. Regrettably, the process has not been transparent, fair and unbiased to all parties involved. What is good for the goose is also good for the gander.
The political tribalism perpetuated by the FNM and Progressive Liberal Party (PLP) over the years is a threat to our democracy. It is simply unacceptable for a government not to address the obvious flaws in its approach to the termination and retirement of long serving Bahamians within the public service and uniformed branches.
The government continues to remind the Bahamian people that the retirement age is 65 with an option for early retirement at the age of 60. All individuals serving the nation should not be exempt from an established rule that has been used as justification for letting select individuals go. It is our expectation that this rule will be applied straight across the board without fear or favor. The Prime Minister and his Cabinet colleagues should lead by example by tendering their resignations once they attain the retirement age.
The Bahamian people have come to realize that true change and equal opportunity for all of our people can only be achieved under a DNA government. We will implement a system that rewards hard work, professional development, innovation and initiative regardless of political affiliation. The DNA will not be governed by special interest groups and political financiers.
We implore all patriotic Bahamians in the uniformed branches, public service, civil society and the private sector to join us in the fight to end political favoritism, tribalism, victimization and indignity instituted by the PLP and FNM.
Arinthia S. Komolafe, Leader
Democratic National Alliance


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1 nov 2018 -
1 November 2018, Media Plaza, Utrecht
In the Netherlands alone, more than 200 partnerships are active to address health challenges facing our society. The Lygature Partnerships MeetUp is an excellent forum to share knowledge and expertise. You can expect to hear some engaging ideas on effective public-private partnerships, with time to explore new ways to bring solutions to patients more quickly.
The event offers interactive parallel sessions, with contributions from professionals in the pharma industry, medtech, charities, academia and patient organizations. An interesting and thought-provoking day is guaranteed, including an inspiring keynote speech by Tomas Salmonson – the current chair of the Committee for Medicinal Products for Human Use, CHMP, European Medicines Agency, EMA.
Are you interested in bringing better medical solutions to patients? Would you like to learn more about essentials for successful collaborative innovation? Register now and get ready to Pioneer Medicine. Together.
The Partnerships MeetUp is organized by Lygature, a not-for-profit organization based in the Netherlands.
For more information, please visit the event website.
14 feb 2019 -
Innovation for Health - Netherlands' leading conference for key players in Health and Life Sciences
On 14 February 2019 the sixth edition of Innovation for Health will take place in WTC Rotterdam, the Netherlands. Innovation for Health is Netherlands´ premier conference for innovators in Health and Life Sciences. This is the place where key players in health and care, from bench to boardroom, from start-up to multinational, from Life Sciences to Medtech, come to strengthen existing contacts and to expand their networks and knowledge.
Innovation for Health brings together over 800 delegates and 60 influential speakers from across industry, academia, government, finance and patient-organisations with the purpose to contribute to a sustainable future of healthcare. A visit to Innovation for Health will bring you the latest trends, inspiration, interaction and many opportunities to expand your network and chances for cooperation. For more information and registration: www.innovationforhealth.nl.
29 okt 2019 - Fourth edition of the Lygature Partnerships MeetUp: Pioneering Medicine. Today.
29 October 2019, Media Plaza, Utrecht
The Partnerships MeetUp is organized by Lygature, a not-for-profit organization based in the Netherlands.
For more information, please visit the event website.


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Closing days of the Embassy of Mexico
Monday, December 26th, 2011
Press Release - Embassy of Mexico, Belmopan, Belize - 20 December 2011- The Embassy of Mexico informs that its office in Belmopan, the Consular Section and the Institute of Mexico, both in Belize City will be closed on December 26 and 27, 2011 and Monday, January 2, 2012.
The Honorary Consulate of Mexico in Corozal will close from December 22, 2011 to January 5, 2012. Belizeans are welcome to visit Mexico and are reminded that they do not require visa to visit anywhere in Mexico. They only need to present a valid Belizean passport and fill out the immigration form called "Forma Migratoria Múltiple" (FMM). It can be obtained at any Mexican border or at any airport. If a visitor stays more than seven (7) consecutive days in Mexico, a fee of $262 pesos (about BZ$44 Belizean Dollars) must be paid at any bank before leaving Mexico.
Belizeans can also enter Mexico using a border card called "FMVL", which entitle its holder to visit up to three (3) consecutive days the Mexican state of Quintana Roo, which includes cities such as Chetumal, Bacalar, Mahahual, Tulum, Playa del Carmen and Cancun.
Nationals of other countries should contact the Mexican Embassy to inquire if a visa is required to visit Mexico.
For more information, please contact the Mexican Embassy's Consular Section at 223-0193 or 223-0194, Monday to Friday from 8:30 am to 5:00 pm or write to [email protected]
You can also visit the Mexican Embassy's website: www.sre.gob.mx/belice or Facebook: www.facebook.com/EmbassyofMexicoinBelize
Welcome to Mexico!
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Posts Tagged 'stone in the exterior'
This huge, rather mystical looking house, is situated on a beautiful plot with an amazing backdrop of woodland areas and tall trees. It has stunning views of the lake from the front of the house and is located in the midst of rustic looking gardens. The exterior of the house is a perfect combination of natural stone and wood giving it a rather interesting, if yet almost medieval, look and feel. Read more
With a classically styled exterior, this house oozes sophistication, elegance and opulence and also has wonderful grounds and gardens. It is one of eight projects located on the same street, completed and designed by David Small Designs. The house has 5 bedrooms and seven bathrooms, giving it enough space for a large family and guests. Read more
Handsome on the Hill: Sleek house located on the top of a hill has wonderful views and handsome features
Located on a high hill, with absolutely stunning views of the surrounding landscape, this one-storey house has everything. The designers and architects at California-based company Neumann Mendro Andrulaitis Architects, wanted to build a house on this spot to give the owners a perfect view from nearly every angle. Read more
This gorgeous little modern pool house was designed by Murray Legge Architects and is located in Westlake Hills, Texas USA. The house had to fit in with the existing style of the main house, yet look spacious and contemporary, despite it small size. The roof of the house is one of the main focal points as it has become home to a various amount of small plants and vegetation. Read more
Surrounded by dense woodland, this classically style house looks elegant and quaint encased around tall trees and gorgeous shrubbery. Located in the town of Mississauga, Ontario, Canada, this development was built by David Small Design in 2012 and covers a total floor area of 350 square meters. Read more
Situated amongst the best of nature, this modern house has everything you could ever need and want in a home. With amazing views of the near-by lake, you are literally a few steps away from its shoreline. Surrounded by gorgeous tall trees, this house is the epitome of a woodland escape. The exterior of the house has been constructed out of wood and stone to give a natural look and has an abundance of tall windows to help keep the light flooding into the interior. Read more
This amazing modern house stands tall and proud at the top of a hill and provides breathtaking views of lake Pend O'Reilly and the nearby ski resort. The exterior of the house is an incredible mixture of rustic stone and deep, rich stained wood that give it a chalet-like style and the construction is unique with its wonderful mixture of modern and traditional styles. The house itself has a lot of surrounding land, which includes a spacious patio space for entertaining and al fresco dining. Read more
Pretty by the Poolside: Charming modern pool house has some wonderful functionality and design features
Set within the grounds of an existing house, this beautifully designed and constructed pool house sits proud at the edge of the water. It was designed by American company Randall Mars Architects and was created as a pool side relaxation house and accompanying terrace space. The exterior has a wonderful mixture of rustic stone and modern red bricks, giving it an unusual, yet beautifully look. Read more
This very unusual house located in the mountains of Salt Lake City, Utah, USA, has bundles of character and has some rather interesting design features. The house, which was designed and implemented by AMD Architecture, is set over varying levels, giving It lots of privacy and added character. The main structure is made from wooden panels and finished off with stone inserts on the ground floor. Read more
Erected from the Trees: House made from predominately wood and glass looks modern and sophisticated
With a truly wonderful backdrop of clear skies, forestry and hillside, this contemporary construction has fantastic views and a simplistic style. The house itself combines rustic and modern styling and was designed by architects at the American company Gerber Berend Design & Build. Located in a beautiful setting in Denver, Colorado, USA, this house has some of the most stunning views around, all of which can be seen from the enormous windows in the ground and upper floor of the house. Read more


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Vita M. Harris, EVP, Chief Strategy Officer at Foote, Cone & Belding, a global integrated marketing communications company, is a marketing and advertising pioneer with more than 30 years of experience in strategic planning. Throughout her career, Vita has served as chief strategy officer at the local-unit and global level, developing innovative techniques and tools resulting in exceptionally effective strategies and high-ROI campaigns – for clients such as the U.S. Census Bureau, UnitedHealth Group/AARP, Verizon, American Express, and Bank of America. She is dedicated to helping drive agency and client success, as well as cultivating new business opportunities, and she has led award-winning work recognized by the Effie Awards and the Advertising Research Foundation David Ogilvy Awards. Among her many accolades, she most recently was named one of the 4A's 100 People Who Make Advertising Great.
Under Harris's leadership last summer, FCB Global launched the #CreativityInColor movement at Cannes Lion International Festival of Creativity to identify and celebrate people of color in marketing and advertising, after noticing a lack of multicultural representation. The #CreativityInColor social media event honored talent within the advertising field to bring awareness to the need for workplace diversity and inclusion.
As one of only a handful of African-American women rising through the ranks of C-suite in the advertising world, Harris is deeply committed to guiding and mentoring young women – particularly those of color.
I recently had the opportunity to speak with Harris about the vision for #CreativityInColor, her career journey, advice for millennial creatives just starting their careers and the future of advertising.
Dominique Fluker: Speak to what inspired you to launch the #CreativityInColor social media campaign with I.D.E.A for the 64th annual Cannes Lions International Festival.
Vita M. Harris: First let me say that I can't take the full credit for the launch of Creativity In Color. There were other FCBers who noticed what I noticed, saw the opportunity and did something.
After returning from Cannes a few years ago, a coworker and I had the opportunity to share with our global CEO, Carter Murray, what it is like for us as people of color to attend the Festival – rarely seeing other diverse professionals, despite knowing that, although underrepresented, we are there, contributing to the creative economy of the world – and winning awards. The original idea was simple: To come up with a way to recognize and connect diverse talent at Cannes.
Last year, Carter fully supported us to work with I.D.E.A., a group of diverse leaders in the technology, entertainment, advertising, media and marketing (TEAMM) fields, to become their first-ever partner and hold a forum to discuss challenges and opportunities for growth during Cannes 2017. Our partnership at Cannes included the launch of #CreativityInColor: a call to action to identify and celebrate people of color who are excelling in the industry.
The continuation of #CreativityInColor is now in the works for the 2018 Cannes Festival.
Dominique Fluker: Vita, your career spans more than 30 years. What continues to fuel your passion and excitement for marketing and advertising?
Vita M. Harris: I am excited and fueled by the intent and efforts across our industry to be more inclusive, and the infusion of diverse talent that is resulting from this. While there are still great strides to be made, I am encouraged that this industry will be one where we all have a place making us all (our industry) more relevant, creative, innovative and impactful than ever before.
The constant funnel of young, new talent into the industry excites me. Learning and seeing through the eyes of next generations and their impact on the world. In their senior years, my grandmother and father had, and my mother has close friends 20 to 30 years younger than they. I've learned from them the importance of staying young at heart and mind. Working closely with the new generation of leaders allowed them – and now me – to more readily embrace change and receive with enthusiasm where the world is going.
At the onset of digital, with the creation of the Internet in the '80s and the launch of the World Wide Web in the '90s, we as marketers and advertisers couldn't even fully imagine back then where marketing and advertising actually is today. What we did know was that it would wildly transform what we do and how we do it – and it did. Living and leading through this metamorphosis has excited me about the prospect of where technology will allow us to go in both the near and far future. What role will advertising and marketing play as toothbrushes communicate with bathroom mirrors or when lipstick tubes in the bottom of purses are smart? Now this is exciting!
Dominique Fluker: What's your secret to leading and executing an impactful advertising campaign strategy?
Vita M. Harris: For me, what's critical in getting to a great strategy and its resulting work is being tuned in to what's happening beyond the world that you know. If you stay in your own personal world and do not venture out to feed your sense of familiarity with the unfamiliar, it's impossible to be insightful – which is key to delivering breakthrough ideas.
Dominique Fluker: What are the biggest hurdles you had to overcome being a C-Suite woman of color in advertising? Have you had moments where you wanted to give up? If so, what kept you going?
Vita M. Harris: Often, what others may think of as obstacles, I look at and see opportunities. Such opportunities tell me that I have to find another way by stretching myself, which in turn makes me even more nimble and agile – a necessity in this business. I also ask myself, how can I turn this thing into something that works for me and not against me?
Secondly, what also keeps me going is a network of family, friends and coworkers who believe in me and encourage me, all while challenging me to be my best. This kind of trusted support system is critical to staying the course.
Something that has been impactful for me is developing strong relationships, which has resulted in the most amazing and diverse group of mentors and sponsors anyone could possibly have. Each uniquely helped me to navigate my way in this industry.
Working in this industry for 30 years, a true hurdle is how to stay relevant. That is something that I am solving for daily.
Dominique Fluker: What's your favorite aspect about social media marketing? How has it changed the advertising business?
Vita M. Harris: Social media is forcing us all to become more culturally competent. It has given a voice to those who have been ignored, underrepresented, undervalued, misunderstood and stereotyped in media. This voice holds our industry and the brands we serve responsible and accountable for how we treat, represent and respect them in our marketing efforts.
Additionally, in a world that is now essentially borderless due to the Internet, what is developed in and for one country or culture is now being weighed in on by many countries or cultures. It is no longer sufficient to be local in our cultural competence – we must be global. A brand's misstep in one market can cause that brand to have to shut its doors in another market.
Dominique Fluker: How are you reaching back and helping others become successful within the advertising and marketing industries?
Vita M. Harris: At different phases of my career I've done different things to reach back. I've worked with the ANA Educational Foundation for more than 20 years. Currently, as a board member and a proud Howard University alum, I've worked with the organization to engage Historically Black Colleges and Universities, as a part of the "Inside Advertising Speakers Program" and to help bring a diverse perspective to initiatives.
I am always looking for young talent and figuring out how to introduce them to this industry and its professionals. I look to find good fits for them, including mentors and contacts if their interests and pursuits are different than my path in this industry. I am constantly on the prowl for ways to support the next generation of talent – and particularly, diverse talent.
I've guided many into internship programs in the industry. My door is open and people approach me all the time, just wanting to talk. I always try to make myself available. I have also participated in formal mentorship programs through IPG and FCB, as well as informal mentoring with people I gravitate to or those who gravitate to me – from students to those in senior positions.
There was also a time in my church when I was a youth leader, and even now, I have mentor-like relationships with the young adults of the church. I honestly wouldn't be able to live without this aspect of my life. Giving back is like oxygen and is such a blessing.
Dominique Fluker: Where do you see it advancing in 5 years?
Vita M. Harris: It's unimaginable to me. I know that sounds a little crazy, but it goes back to what I said before. When the Internet hit, no one could imagine where we are right now. That's true as technology progresses – it's hard to fully grasp what it will do to and for our industry. And ultimately, I think it will have us reevaluate how we are structured and compensated, and how we go to market. All of these things – and more – will fundamentally change.
Dominique Fluker: Share 3 pieces of career advice for women of color and millennials getting started within the advertising industry.
Harris: Interviewing is a two-way street. Yes, you as a candidate are being interviewed, but you should also be interviewing your prospective employers. They will be making sure that they have made the best choice possible and so should you. When you're just starting out, you tend to forget or ignore this because you are detrimentally consumed with landing a job versus landing in the right job at the right company, working with the right people… for you. Be selfish enough to focus on you in the process. Just getting a job just isn't enough for long-term success.
Continually managing up is critical to continually moving up. If your manager is always coming to you to manage you, you are simply a box to be checked on your manager's to-do list. Create value by managing your manager – easing the load versus contributing to the load, being proactive versus reactive, and checking in versus being checked on.
Be you! Your uniqueness – what is undeniably you – is your greatest asset. Your brilliance, perspective, style, creativity, ideas, gifts, talents, experiences, special touch, etc. Do you know who you are?


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Opened in 2015, The Frog at the Georgian's Clubhouse was inspired by traditional Georgia architect. With 4,000 square feet of space, it features a fully-stocked golf shop with the latest golf apparel and accessories, along with well-appointed men's and women's locker rooms.
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I sing the song about Constantinople every time I'm driving to Istanbul. It's just so catchy. :) First of all, I got the flu, which is why I've been so silent here. Does anyone else think about all the times you took your health for granted, especially when you're laying in bed lathered in vapor rub? I always find myself thinking fondly about the last time my head wasn't pounding and about the last time I could breathe through my nose. I have this whole crisis, it's kind of funny. I start planning my next cleanse and I start thinking about quitting sugar again, because for sure, that's why I'm getting sick so often.
Should I eat more greens? Does a healthy diet create a strong immune system? Should I take more vitamins? So many questions. Well, I started my green smoothies again and I'm just going to ride this wave until I'm sick of them. Health and wellness is so fickle to me because there's always a new fad on the market and new vitamins to take. So how do you pick one? Is this creating a lifestyle? Oh jeez, I'm off on a tangent. I'm better and alive so, on to Istanbul!
My dad came to visit for the weekend. He was in England working on his Phd and needed a little break. The girls were so happy and so was I. It was short and sweet and we're so thankful! We went down to our favorite spot, Bebek. The weather was so nice so we walked by the pier. Some photos!
My favorite guys.
The girls loved having Ilo (short for Abuelo) around and so did I. I've gotten so many visitors this year, it makes me so happy. This season has completely flown by, because we've been so distracted! Whenever I go to Istanbul, and even here in Bursa, I feel so lucky to be living here. I really resented traveling before, especially when I was missing my family, but now I just feel so lucky for these experiences we'll have.
Sammy and I talk all the time about how much we've grown to love living in Europe. I want to remember every day to be thankful. Have a good and healthy week!


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Wakefield has something for everyone whether you are looking for a city centre apartment or a family home in a village setting.
Westfield Grove, Wakefield, West Yorkshire, WF1
£375,000 | More Info
This home is impressive inside and out but my favourite room has to be the bathroom. You don't often get a generous walk-in shower and a roll top bath in the same room.
Bottom Boat Road, Stanley, Wakefield, WF3
£119,500 | More Info
This home has beautiful far reaching views and better still has no onward chain so its ready for you to call it home sweet home.
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This home's decor is comfortable and stylish, the lounge and dining room look like the perfect places to relax. Movie night anyone?
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The way to Reduce Your Property Maintenance Costs
As most because they came from venture out decide to buy property in Pune sooner or later discover, property maintenance is one within the famous 'hidden costs' of property title. It is an area of expense that becomes evident only after you've owned your property for a when you are. Recurring property maintenance expenses can rise astronomically if you're flat is not well looked pursuing. As a building ages, these are bound to increase even further.
If you reside in one of various housing societies that practically define homes in Pune, as a obviously no point in trying to maintain only your chiseled. It is the building's overall condition that matters here, both in order to and other flat owners. In a great number of cases, property maintenance undertaken by the housing society's administrative is actually symptomatic – this means that problems are tackled only when they arise.
Fortunately for Pune property buyers have got purchased flats in township properties rather than housing societies, property maintenance costs aren't a serious condition. Township properties have to abide by standard requirements, of which facilities management is often a vital component.
Facilities management translates that the maintenance of individual flats in township properties is handled cost-effectively due the efficiency of basis. There are excellent township properties being built by reputed developers the actual world Pimpri-Chinchwad Municipal Co.
Optimizing Property Maintenance Funds
Most of people who own property in Pune are bound by the parameters laid down by housing societies. Most of housing society offices have a different fund for maintenance towards which all property owners contribute – however, is definitely real a lot of scope for misappropriation if regular account are not kept and submitted to members of the Society. Ensuring that proper preventive maintenance is undertaken is therefore a collective job of all flat owners.
You can go ahead and take initiative in preventing future property maintenance expenses for yourself and other flat owners in your housing society. The most important step in this direction is to determine the most problem-prone areas within your apartment building. To do this, the smartest thing to do you and other flat owners can do is to order an inspection from the premises by a skilled agency. The troublesome areas must be identified, and appropriate remedies must be set in place.
If you and other flat owners feel that the housing society is not sincere in its efforts and that property maintenance will become a major issue, it is advisable to pass a resolution that the upkeep of the premises be entrusted to a licensed agency under a once a year contract. This assure that money designed for the purpose creating upkeep is accounted for, and is being utilized for its intended purposes.
Troubleshooting Areas In Property Maintenance
For your general information, you should know what factors might come into question:
* Water and weather conditions are the #1 and #2 allies towards a building's wear, tear and degeneration. Uncontrolled water problems can ruin a building right looking at the very foundation upwards. It must be establish whether the premises have proper arrangements for the draining away of surplus water their rainy time.
* Also, the building's general drainage system must be checked get out whether water leakage from individual flats otherwise the main tanks is weakening the structure. This can especially happen if there is constant overflow of incoming water thanks to faulty flow regulators. Issue is found to be the case, steps must be taken to take care of the damaged appliances and waterproof such areas to stop future damage.
* Missing windowpanes and cheap caulking in individual flats aren't problems affecting those flat owners alone – may also cause the overall structure to weather faster than normal. If a flat or common property has missing windowpanes, replacing these should be made mandatory. Bear in mind that excessive air circulation, moisture and sunlight can cause atmospheric changes throughout your building.
* External paint serves a greater purpose than merely regarding aesthetics – the right kind of cement pain on a building's outer walls prevents the weathering and aging of cement. If your landlord has not yet had a high quality layer of external paint applied, could reasonably expect that future expenses towards troubleshooting will rise considerably.
A few basic prophylactic measures go a good in eventual savings on these property maintenance overhead. Prevention is definitely compared to a costly cure.
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ApprnliKr'a Stores, (»if .nllwlj tttl tor « ncmlier ol utllni no r«li»r fMm nuny utHlMtuta injiicwl by ,1 frl.nrl to try Dr. Birnf y » C.. my ileafu*™, Hnv« r«o«ird my heirlng l«nn».»«r , w.loh l.ck pl.lnlj.il l»ln| rommy.iir I l~k upon It M «po.ltlvc curl I for dMfneu «id hitve r«com nn»uit«l irsuitto Mnid. .n"™n u] .1 IIUY. n.«r ho.rd of «flu«t Ml«d to r«li«»«, I JNn put ind which 1 IrM, olthM ,5Oc. BirneyCatarrhal Powder Co. 1»8 MASONIC TEMPLE, CHICAGO. I SOU cvtrywhore br drugnlnts or direct bjr us, Sold tnr B. Y. Keeping, J. L. Hanson and Ben " " er, Lojstisport, Ind, \VANTED. TINTED—Agents to take orders by sample; I we will pay expense and salery or allow llbe- 1 pommlsnlon. Sumples sent on application. Address, LOCK Box <r 120, New York Cltr. 9OLLARD T3. Bieckenrldge wlubrntrrt breach of promlifl caao; AKCDtn WunUxl: book ren<ly, • of NUgnnt.*: Illustrated; eoo.OOO will be HWPicrnsfwa;. W. H. KEKGfJSON CO., nrttl, 0. . 9KNT8 makit $5,fXI a day. Greatest kltoben li ntCDill ever Invented. Retails 35o. 2 to 6 1 In Men hooae. fckimplf, postage paid, fne. fORSBKR & MCMAKIN, ClDClonattl, O. 1 to lake orders In ever; town and city; no . dellvenng; Rood wanted from start; paj weekly; IJO»plWl tequlrod; work year ronnd. State tige. GLEN BROS.^Rochester, N, I? TANTEI>—District and Cltr Manager* to rpprp- i*ntthe United Stntm Benevolent Society. \t* sick, accident and btulal buneflt*. Cost 0per month. Address, J. B. Pitcher, Secre- T,HaglD»w,E.3. Mich. TINTED SALESMEN SSS1 IIU« Of NUrUERY STOCK And SEED POT*. DKS. LIBERAL SALARY or COMMISSION •IDWXEXLT. PERMANANT and FAYING " .riONStoGOODMKN. SPECIAL INDUCE- ST3 TO BEGrNNEBS. EXCLUSIVE TEB- ORY GIVEN If DESIRED. Write at vuce rtwinato be Hawks Nursery Co., RocHes:er, N. Y. Drlvnn and Dcnpemto llnttln with Him. Tho southern portion of tho great S;m .luiujnin vall«y wns overrun in tho curly .days by ;t species of wild hurst; known ;i.s tlin niu^titn};, or JTuxican Wild horse. Tlu-.y wuru to be set:n in droves, not infi-cqiiontly niiinbiirinpr- SL-voriil luinilreil eiicli. Thcj' wen; too small, "weedy," utid generally worthless, for tlu- most p;irt, to be of any value to tltusuttlcrs. On tho contrary, they I'xisLud in such numbers as to con.si.HnU' an annoyaiicu anri injury to the settlors eiiffa.^cil in ntrriuiilltire, In :L sin«-|i; nif;-|iL a band of wild horses would sweep down upon the cultivated fields and Iitoniliy destroy tho crops which it had taken months of htird liiboi- to' prnduci;. The i.ioneers luul ample caus« io \vajd- war upon tin-;;, animals. They wuio undoubtedly a pest and source of danger much to bo di-eadod. .Moreover,' whenever a band of wild horses came down into the settlements they would lure away with them the domestic horses, leaving the settlers helpless. These depredations were so frequent that, as a matter of self-protection, the pioneer farmers and stockmen of these valleys were compelod to take active measures.. They would inaugurate Isirjjo hunting- parties or "drives," in order the better and more effectually to exterminate these animals. Last summer it was the tfood fortune of the writer to accompany a party led by Col. \V. K. Shatter, of'the regular army, on a trip to tho secluded mountain district above- tho headwaters of King-and Ivern rivers. Fortunately for the success of the expedition .i. II. Powers, a stockman, who for more than forty years has lived at the '<;x- ireine upper portion of the valley of the south fork of the Kern river, was secured us puide. Jlis ranch is the lust one on the way to the almost inaccessible reg-ion lying-about Mount Whitney. Powers Iximself rode a fine-looking- horse that he had captured from a band of wild animals in this region only four yearsajro. The early methods used in this country in hunting the wild horse were peculiar. When a hunt had been determined upon and a favorable locality selected, the hunters would erect two lines of fence, starting them about four feet apart and continuing parallel for some distance, then diverging: ""til the terminals were several hundred yards apart. These fences were strong and hig-h enough at the apex of tho triangle to securely restrain the wild horses from breaking- them down when crowded into the inclosure. The fence completed, the hunters, all well mounted, would start out to locate a band of the troublesome mustangs. When the objects of their search were sighted the hunters grouped tog-ethnr and tho order of the "drive" was decided upon. One of the party started out on the trail of the band of wild horses, close enough to keep them constantly movinp-. This did not require as much exertion as might be supposed, as the wild animals would dash off at full speed, but would seldom continue any proat distanse in a straight line, usually turning and circling so that the "driver" could, by "cutting- the angles," .keep the band movinp without having to travel half the distance covered by the wild horses. In two hours or so the first "driver" would be relieved by a fresh man and horse, the whole party thus taking turns at keeping the wild horses on the move. The main object was to so fatigue the game as to wear out the animals, rendering their capture comparatively easy. Thus, : hour after hour, the wild horses would have a tireless pursuer hanging on their trail. Turn which way they would, be their pace swift or slow, the solitary horseman «ver followed them as faithfully as their shadows. Night brought them no rest, as the "drives" were made during the full of the moon. On the sec ond day the "drivers" would be kept on duty for short intervals, so that they might press tho jaded wild animals All of tho pursuers would now as semble, and one after another turn the flight of the wild animals unti! they would have them running in a circle, tho pursuers taking stations nt regular distances. Then began tho final "round-up." Ono man would dash after the band and chase them to his nearest companion in that direction, when that man would drive them as rapidly as possible to the next, and so on around the circle, each "driver' having a shorter and still shorter distance to rido until the band had completed tho entire circle. Steadily the lions, holding the Ktrnggli'ng captive securely behvee-n its two u.-iptors. T.iy this in Jims it would lie finally forced i into submission. ' This work completed, the band would be rapidly f.u-cL-d intu the in- cioMire. the "drivers" ulosin;; 1 up th<t rein'and nrgiti;,- !!:<> wi-uritid iuiiniitl» into tin-! corral until they were crowded compactly tn;.;-,Hh(>r. with no hops of escape e.xci-pl, through vlio narrow lane, where certain death awaited them. Men armed with strong spears stood on each side of this narruw opening, and as the animals \\viv crowded through it they received-l.hulr «iuip dc grace.— San Vrancisco (.'hronk'k'. BEYOND THEI11 CONTEOL. An Artist's Account of an Excursion in a Balloon. The Alp Ship remit Thine* In J>« Own ftnilN itixl Wi'iit V.'lH'mioi-vur It VU'llKL-il— A iJimjri'rou* Drop from I In; (.'Itmtls. A DETERMINED MAN. JJc :dltorlal circles were lescnect and the horses were worked toward the open space between the outer lines of the corral. If there were any choice animals in the band and anyone desired to capture them this would be'his opportunity. It was the roost interesting period of the "drive." Tho striking 1 , kicking, rearing, plunging, squealing 1 and biting of the wild horses when first lassoed are described by those dwho have witnessed such scenes as most exciting. After one lasso had been successfully cast a second is thrown* about the neck of the animal, and the lassos were then drawn in onoosite riirpp. W;IH Ill-fiily Iniliirn.'iiit About, SI.uI.int.lcf,. A (leUM-miued - looking iu;i,:i came striding into tin: d.iilori.'i.l-ronm. .He held ;i bit of paper between tin 1 thumb ;md Jirst liiiK'ui-of his right hiiml. "1 am looking for the niiin \vlin t.'ikes c:ire n(' the stiitistics," iiii s:iid stt;rn]y. Tho fijfuro in:inipul:itor was at his dusk, and the tleleriniuod-Jookin.' man was escorl(.!d_ thither by tho oflice-bov. The man look u. loiur look at tin; bit of paper lie held in his hand and then aslccd: "What is the population of the city of liull'aloV" The statistician told him thai, it was something- in the neighborhood of 825,000. "Huh!" grunted the visitor, expressively. Then he took' iinother look at the bit, of pnper'and asked: "Are tho ollicers of the Jiuft'alo Street'Railway I Co. reliable mon?" "That is tliuir reputation," answered the itian at tho desk. "If they put out figures them figures is .likely to bo all straight and right?" "Certainly." This scorned to be .the determined- looking man's cms. lie iluneerl around the room for awhile, uttering strange sounds, nml then he .shouted: "You fellows that makes figures is all a passel of tools!" "How so?" asked the statistician, mildly. "How so?" Why, because you are. You say the population of Jiiiffalo is a, measly .'i25,0')0. J kin prove that the population of Buffalo is 'way up in the millions. You folks is always talltin' about boomin' tho town an' nil that, an' when you frit a, chanst yon jist lay right clown like a lot of chickens with the pip an' let Jiggers what some other man made go for right with you." "What do you mean?" "I mean that I have here in my hand the report of the street railway. It says they curried 40,485,511 people last year, an* I want to know if that there don't prove that the population of JJuf- falo is 40,435,511? That what it does, and you chumps sit aroun 1 and say it's only S25,000." "But, ray dear sir," started the statistician, "you anj laboring 1 under " "I ain't laborin' under notliin' of the sort," broke in the determined-Ioolduff man. "1 pfot the (i^'frcrs here an' I kin prove what I say." "Hut," bcg'.an the statistician a^-ain. The detenuined-loukinff man would not let him continue. "Don't but me," he shouted. "It's as plain ns the nose on your face. If tho folks wasn't here the street railway coufdn't carry them, could it? That's the population of this town, and don't you forget it! London or none of the rest of them villages is in it. Three hundred and twenty-tive thousand! You make me tired. Forty millions is the correct Spger, an' you want to get a move on an' let the people know about it. We are livin' in the metropolis of the world. I got the liters to show for it an' I'm the only one that's onto it. Tell the people about it, an,' when it comes time, I hain't got no objections to their buildin' a monument for me for makio' the preat news known." And while the »Uvtistician was catching his breath the determined-looking man borrowed a few old papers and disappeared.—Buffalo Express. Uobcrt V. V. Sov.v!!, in the "Artists' Advrriturcs Series" in tho (.'isnliiry, do- scrilms his f;r>;t a.ml lnsl, balloon us{ consion, j It, was in iffil}, when Mr. S,;w t! ]l was j a Ktmlciit at the Acadi-i'iii' .Inlioii, that j he ma-do liis venture, lukin^ 1 advantage j of :i public- iisci'!:.';!, 1 )!!. When tho artist ; mid thu ai'i-niiiiMt I'liloi-cd t.lu; br.ft,k(,'t 1 t'no ropes wore oast oil 1 . j Wo did not rise., and hein.'.i 1 informed , : that \vo must loavo behind oitliur a ; saiulbapr op !n y lieavy winter uvtriinnt | J horoieally saeriiieed I he hitter. j Sti-ndinffln'ilu: baski-t 1 trisM-d it to a I .frio.nd. when, presto! he as well as the ] the rest of the world sank out of siffht. At l,!i:i I, niomei.it Isntdown, 1 can .still recall the huu-1 of derisio.'i and delight which K'rooti-d this commonplace act. The cries of the spectators wore, suc- cee.de.d by a most profound' silence. broken only by tin: fearsome cruakinpr of the. willow basket as my companion leaned from side to side. 1 was soon uwa.ro of another sound, to which my ears seemed slowly to bo- come attuned—tho low, innfilod roar of the. yrcat city, which produced a continued note almost as pure as a musical tout 1 , but lower in pitch than any note of the musical M:a]e. The barometer soon showed an elevation of half a mile, aud, loc>kin<*over tlie side nf tin: car (I wasstiil seated on the floor) ] saw the whole of 'Paris pass beueath me—the public buildinfrs, tho Madoliue, with its briffht, eopper-frreen roof, the toy cathedral of N'otre Dainc on its little island, Tho distance was so great that all {riddine.ss was #one, and the roar of the eity was hushed. Throwing- out much of our store of sand we rose intogreatcnmulus clouds. The barometer indicated a height of. SCAFFOLD PROTESTATIONS. All Iiirttii .Hi-it i)i ru \Vlllch .\dt Aliiii . There eirenm- money the had hail i>eun tin 1 Timouoii TELEGRAPH WIRES. The Few of the members of the British house of lords can claim descent or oven distant relationship with the barons of Kin)? John's time, who extorted from him the MugnaCharta. Of the f>88 temporal peers, no loss than 350 have been created since tlie beginning nf the present century, and ISO during- tho last century, leaving only sixty- two whose titles wei-e conferred prior to thu year 1700. Of the entire number only five eau jro back as far as the thirteenth century.—Philadelphia Press, The Killing Spirit. A Paris journal relates that a cele- bratet! speculator who had reached the age of eighty-five and still preserved a lively interest in the market was told fcday: "Evidently yon are R-oing 1 to live to be a. hundred years old." 'No—no," he said; "I'm going 1 to die very soon—I know it!" "What makes you think so?" "What makes me think so? Do you suppose Death is such a fool as to take mo at one hundred when ho could get me at c-ighty-flve?" ANTAL-MiDY Th«w tin/ Capmlct are mrperipr Ito Balsam of Copaiba, lOnbebfl and Injection* jTbqr euro In 48 hours the IHIM dlsooMt without iTUknco. WIDIYAUDM '. CK two miles; the air had tho pure but thin feeling-of an Alpine mountain top. There was no sight, no noise save the patter of the feet of two piffoons on the summit of the balloon. They had refused to leave us. and, after hovering like land birds about .1 .ship, had settled on our rigging-. In the utter silence of these heights tlie novice, awed by the sublimity of the situation, has no thought of danger. Tho vast, sightless, silent void in which the bubble hung self- poised impressed the mind with a sense, not of violence, but of calm. Yet danger there was, and that most imminent. Anxiousty scanning the barometer, my compaTiiou announ-ced that we were falling. Seizing a bag of tissue papers he threw a handful from the ear. Instantly they disappeared, but above us. We were rushing down to tho city at an angle of about forty-five degrees. Now tho two pigeons left the balloon, and even this slight diminution of weight gavo us a short respite. As we approached the earth we struck the ground breeze, which we saw would carry us nearly the entire length of tho city. Quickly divesting ourselves of our coats and waistcoats, we took a rapid inventory of the pitifully small remainder of ballast, with a view to keeping the air ship afloat as long as possible. To a novice who has ever gone down a toboggan slide the horror of that rush over the spires and chimneys of the great city may be dimly shown if he can imagine his sensations increased a thousand fold. Collision with a building meant almost sure death, while the speed was so great that landing in a boulevard was an im-, possibility. Tho roar of one street as it grow less distinct was quickly followed by the roar of tho next, as tho excited and interested Parisians watched our flight. Several times we avoided collision only by throwing out a coat, basket, or bottle, tho balloon each time taking a slight bound and clearing the obstacle. Sliowa Hint Dylntr '» Tell tli« Truth. The judge wns talking to the man who knew it all. "I see," said tho judge, "that there has been sonic talk in Liu-iii-wsjHipcrs laicly about .scaffold prnli'stiitioii.M of innocence. It is argued in many cases that a man who knows In: is going to die, iin-.l that nothing on earth can save him. will not sUmd and delibitrati'Iy tell a lie on the threshold of tin: hereafter. It is :in;twfiil responsibility thiit a judge, I::kes on himself when he sentences a man to ile;i.tii. Why, I remember one case i.hat haunted me for a long time. A fellow named Mullen was charged with tint r.iunler of his wil'i was ;t. strong ehajn of sl:i:tiia.l evidence. He had ihou^-h, and his lawyers fought ea.se to Hie bitter end. He f|iiiiiTck J d with the woman and thiv.-i.iencd to kill her. lie had heard 1'o say nil the very day of tragedy that ho would put her out ol' the way. The chain was complete, wilh l.he exception of DUO link. There was inibiidy who could swear that he was at or near thfi house in which the winian W.-LS killed atany time near the moment when the tnnrder was done. "The prosecution tried in every way to get tlm.t link, but without success. The defense, made thuir strong point on this. Tho intent was proved and all that, but the witnesses to this vital point were lucking. However, the jury did not hesitate long. They Considered the proof of suflicient strength, and they convicted him. When • it came timo for me to sentence him that man stood up and looked me in the eye as calmly as if he was ;vboiit to sa,y 'good morning' to me. He told me that he was innocent. He pointed out the Haw in the proof. He called upon Almighty God to punish me'as I \vasabouttopnnish him. His speech wns the most eloquent effort 1 ever he.ard. Still, there was nothing left for mo to do lr.it .soulonee hi::i to bo h.*-.iigod, and I tJiil my (iulv. "After his senu-nci: tho man's «on- Juct was most peculiar. IK: refused to allow his lawyers to make an appeal, saying that he knew he was innocent and God knew he was innocent, and that he would take no further steps to clear himself, lie was calm aud cool and collected up to tlie very minute the drop fell. He had a minister visit him every day and he prayed with groat fervor. He walked to the scaffold us unconcernedly as yon would stroll down the street, lie asked permission to make a speech, and said, standing there with the noose around his neck and with no passion or emotion in his voice, that he \vns innocent and that ho hoped his Maker would consign him to the deepest tor- incuts of au eternal hell if he murdered his wife or had any part or share in her murder. He asked that the black cap be not drawn over Ms face, and he went to his death unflinchingly and with those words on his lips." "Hull!" said the man who knew it all, "those experiences are common. 1 suppose you found out after it was too late that the man was really innocent?" "No," replied the judge gravely, "tve did not. Inside of a year we found two people who saw him go into the house just before the woman was killed, and one witness, a servant, who saw the killing, but whom he frightened into silence. He was guilty, lie knew ho was guilty, and yet ho stood and defied his Maker when he was absolutely certain that his defiance would avail him nothing. I have never been able to make up my mind whether that was sublime courage or unequaled depravity."—Buffalo Express. taxes for the .n;.:v bureaus for li; of :in Where Disease Is Bred. When a sewer is do^cd or choked up the accumulations poison the atmosphere in its vicinity and b' about the conditions ilint breed disease, We nil knou- tbat in iiinc of pestilcnc: ever)- prcniinion is lakcn, not only to keep ihc wxi-ts free ar.d open, but even 10 rerr.uvo all dccuvin^ ni.-iitcr from the . onimar.ity. 'The danger of infection •••, :i:!is minimized. How few of us win) maintenance of i..t. the public heall!) requirement for our individual welfare. The alimentary <.-.:::. ii is the great sewer of ihe hi;;n..n that is dammed tip •.•onditions are generated which inviie 'eveis and such diseases as our ii.vure inclines to. Constipation is .1 fioivijlnsj of the natural drain", att'l r.e..r!y cvtryihinjj we suffer froi-i follows thi-; condition. It will not do merely to clear the drains from time ;o iir.ic. \Vc must repair and improve the working uower of the machinery \viio*c function it is to perform tl.i's '.u.rk. Bite £Jc:ms Ciller from pills in that they are more than a mere cathartic They not only ^liinuhite s3u£gish bowels and cle:ir the .system of all disease-breeding m.-iitcr, but they remedy the evil ccmipl:iincd of ; they restore power and fieedom of operation to the secreting organs, and they lone up and strengthen the entire system. They are caiy and soothing in action. Try ther.i. 25 els. a boitlc, 5 bottles, $1.00. >"or s,i!e by drug- gKts and medicine dealers throughout the country, or by in:i!i, postpaid, on receipt of price. A«k for the " Small Size" (green wrapper or cartoon). Take No Substitute for BHe Beans. NDAPO (Ill CRKAT JltiDOO REMEDY »*iODCCKS THE ABOVE ftWCLTA 1» 80 J>A1 :&rvou* plHeamiR. KaJ ," r w«8ls, Sloepk'wncwi, Nightly Kmis- tonc, etc., caused by post, abuws, Riven Tijror and ft •••t ManhoodinoldoryCung. Easily carried inv rckct. 1'rf CQ91.0O a p*cl *t ATW unprincipled tfriiR *• ti&« not jrotit, wowfii m. * price. Pamphlet Jnscnk'd ," , ,~ 'M(rDlMlMetllcalOo«Pn>|w. f Chlti^*, III., •renr OLD by ^ " Flsh«r ( Wholesale DrucEis fourth St., OT.C ARtqi for sale of onootbor. IT Ithv innll m>onreci-ipt.- :REAM BALM, Is quickly Absorbed. Cleanses the -r'asal Passages] iJlays Pain and Inflammation- Seals the Soresj Protects the tfembrane from \dditlonal Coles Restores the oITasiel CATARRH _________ t IT'WILL CURE. HA" A particle I» appiieil Invo CACXI nastrll und In •gtseable. Prlo* r : o cent* at Umczlets or by mail . BI.Y BROTHKRS, Wl Wurmn St., N«w Yolk. PERFUMES AND OZONE. Cm of Electricity In n MnnufHcturcr'i ZOA-PHOBA, "DISEASES OF WOMEN AND CHILDREN," • 600* worth dollOH, ««it wa'ttf for lot. Secures to C I R US a painlesi, pertecj development and thuj preventi life-long weakness. Sn.it.iing and toothei Overworked Women, Exhausted Mothers. aud prcvcutfi prolapsus, Cares Palpitation, ne»3, nervous breaking down (often nrcvontlne Insanity), providing » «rfe ' Change of Ufa, w" 1 tt hale «<> old age, Reader, inffertag from way complaint peculiar to th« female MI, ZOA-PHOIIA It Worth everything to 700. letter* for adriee, marked "Coniultln* Department," arc Men by our phyiiduii only. BOA-PHOEACO, H, G. OOIKAN, Sw'y, Kalanuoo, Mien. rute Made In Factorial. New York uses about one hundred barrels of paste doily. The manufacture was established in that city about thirty years ago; before that time the bookbinders, paper hangers, bill posters, shoemakers, paper box manufacturers and others using- paste made tlieir own; there arc now about six paste factories in the city. Flour and water form the basis of paste; other ingredients are used, but what they are, and the process of manufacture, are trade secrets. Tho trade in paste is local. New York paste, for instance, is sold in that city ond suburbs; there are now paste manufactories in the variqns largrer cities which supply the local demand. Paste sells at about *J.SO 4 barrel 'i i 'ill i 11 §M iii'iiiii'i i ii Thu manufacturers of old and favorite brands of perfumery are just now greatly exercised by tlie accounts of a new development in Paris. It is stated that a perfumer in that city has recently suddenly acquired a remarkable reputation for the super-excellence of his wares, which exhibit a phenomenal charm and subtlety. What for a time perplexed his fellow-perfumers, who were thus distanced in business conipe tition, was the fact that although his sales were much greater than ever before, his purchases of essential oils were much less, both in regard to quantity and variety. The secret is now divulged. The enterprising- perfumer had read that ozone was used for the purpose of mitigating the crudities of new wines and spirits and tempering- and softening their flavor, and he thought ho would try its effect on perfumes. Fitting- up his laborary with the needful electrical appliances, he set to work, and soon 'found that the odor of essential oils could be surprisinR-ly modified by the action of ozone, and that by the skillful combination of spirits and essences and their treatment with the ozoniser. he could vary their delicacy or power at will. 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Thumb Rest Recommendations
FF112173 replied to saibot's topic in Open PistolsYou could also consider a mount that has a built in adjustable thumb rest like the one from DAA or this one from CK Arms.
Bull barrel and cone comps
FF112173 replied to FF112173's topic in General GunsmithingCool, thanks for the advice.
Bull barrel and cone comps
FF112173 posted a topic in General GunsmithingCan a bull barrel be turned down to accept a cone compensator?
There was no need for it to be a double stack, they have the DVC Carry. As as far as it's performance against your Dan Wesson, have you shot the Staccato yet to compare them? If not you're just speculating. Remember, this was designed as a self defense gun and not a competition piece.
This is actually a carry gun. 3.9" barrel but this, I believe, is an introduction to future projects that will be USPSA and IDPA legal competition guns.
I think this concept brings the 1911 to the next level and I'm looking forward to seeing its progress and how it fits in with USPSA and Steel Challenge (which is what I focus on).
Don't they have to be bushing barrels in single stack division though? I could be wrong.
STI Staccato
FF112173 posted a topic in 1911-style PistolsSTI released a few videos from before and during Nationals this past week of the ne single stack Staccato in action. The concept of a 2011 single stack is very interesting to me. I understand the frame is different from a hicap 2011 model but the future of this for single stack competitors is very intriguing. What are your thoughts?
Leupood delta pro 7.5 on pistol
FF112173 replied to Kamkaze's topic in Steel ChallengeI've become a big fan of the Shield RMS. I didn't really like the triangle DeltaPoint.
I was being sarcastic ?
I wonder why clubs don't shoot that stage? ?
Fair price for Steel Master
FF112173 replied to blacklab's topic in Open PistolsTheir designed to work with factory ammo but I've heard of people running Major PF through them.
@edyan I believe that rule has been changed to 3 seconds per string. I'm turning 45 at the end of the month and have a disease causing nerve issues making it unsafe for me to move on this stage. I've taken the entire last year off while the discussion of removing the movement discussion has gone on. It isn't going anywhere so now your a participant in Steel Challenge as well. I've decided not to renew my USPSA membership until I can safely move through this stage.
Fast vs Slow burning powders question?
FF112173 posted a topic in 9mm/38 CaliberI've been told for steel challenge, open gun, that fast burning powders and light bullets were key. I've also been told heavier bullets with slower powders to work the comp. what's your opinion? Your go to reload?
Open gun lengths
FF112173 replied to jstagn's topic in Open PistolsIs this running a 4" recoil system as well or was this a 5" cut down?


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Ceremony Images
All images are from real ceremonies I've performed and are used with permission from the couple. Photo credits and links provided where possible.
Video Footage
It's not always easy to get video footage, as not everyone has a videographer at their wedding. But here are a few samples I've been able to collect over the years.


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Kabita Manadhar Daughter of Popular and Most beautiful Nepali actress Karishma Manadhar and Director Binod Manandhar id Debuting in Nepali Movie Industry.Two Star kids , Son of Legendary actor shiva shrestha and Daughter of Karishma manadhar , Shakti Shrestha and Kabita manadhar are sharing the screen for first time in Nepali Movie industry from Movie Yeuta Yesto Prem … [Read more...]
Action | Nepali movie | Trailer
Chirayu Films Presents! Nepali Movie Action . Releasing On Jestha 14 . The artists of this movie are Shiva Shrestha, Pramod Deep, Jenisha KC, Kasam Gurung . Music of Prahalad Bogati . Dance Director: Govind 'Prabhat', Ram 'Pryashi'. Screenplay/Dialogue: Raju Aryal , DI COlorist & Editor: Kiran Thapa , DOP: Rabindra BaralPublicity Design: Shhan Thapa, Vijay Bashyal … [Read more...]


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Old violin by Wilhelm Kruse, Markneukirchen, 1930's
This recommendable old violin is a good instrument from Markneukirchen in Saxony with a very comfortable appearance, featuring a surprisingly good sound. It was built approx. 1930 on behalf of the small trading company Wilhelm Kruse, a dealer of musical instruments that was founded around the turn of the 20th century and cooperated closely with the violin makers of the region. This violin, bearing Wilhelm Kruse's original label, is an example of the good craftsmahship of an unknown workshop, it was built after a popular and tried-and-true Stradivari model from quality tonewoods, medium grained spruce for the top and beautifully flamed maple that was used for the two-piece back. Golden-brown varnish was applied over a golden-yellow ground and shows some traces of use that are suitable for an often played instrument. The violin was thoroughly worked-over by our experienced luthier and is offered ready to play; it features a bright, strong and warm sound with some sweet notes in the upper ranges.


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A 30-years-old woman delivered healthy twins aboard the Mumbai-Vishakhapatnam Express on Sunday. The incident took place as the train arrived at the platform number four, Kalyan station at 7.52 a.m.
The woman, Salma Tabassum Shaikh, resident of Narayan Nagar, near Gausiya Masjid, Ghatkopar was travelling with her family. She suddenly went into labour pain. After receiving the information on duty police sub inspector Nitin Gaur, lady staff of RPF head Constables Neelam Gupta and Surekha Kadam attended the train coach No- E. Co. 14703.
A short while later, Salma delivered the twins safely amidst cheers and claps by the passengers, railway and police staffers. She blessed with twins i.e. a baby girl and a baby boy. After the successful delivery, the woman deboarded the train and was taken in to the corporation run Rukminibai Hospital, Kalyan West.
The condition of both the mother and her twins were fine. The train was halted at Kalyan for half an hour.


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94 Bennett St
This is a Single Family Home.
94 Bennett St is a 1-floor Single Family Home in GENEVA. The building was built in 1957, has 3 bedrooms, and has 875 square feet of living space.
Regarding weather, the average summer temperature is 70.5°F, while the average winter temperature is 23.5°F. The average annual rainfall is 33.5 inches and the average annual snowfall is 53.4 inches.