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Netiee t« CoatraoiM*. The Board of Sobool Trusteea, of the «ohool city of LoRansport, State of Indiana, will receive sealed proposals for the const ruction and entire completion of a no* lllgh School building lor aald city, until Tuesday, the 13th day of March, 189-1, at 12 o'clock noon. Bids to be opened at 2 o'clock at tho ofllcoof the architects. Bidden) are requested to make their proposals as shown in tho schedule. Drawings and specifications can bo seen at the ortico of tho architects, Krulsch & Lnycock Stato National Bank building, Lopaanport, Ind., on and nftor February 21. Tho ouccosidfiil bldfler will bo required to ontor into a contract with tho Board within ton (10) days from the time bo is notified that bis bid baa been accepted. To inruro consideration each proposal is to bo accompanied by a corti • fled bank check or approved bond made payable to tho order ot tho treasurer of tho school city of Lo- Kat sport (J. T. Elliott) in the sum of two per cent, of tho amount bid, as a guarantee that the maker will enter into contract and bond stipulated within ton (10) days after recoivln/j notice of acceptance of his proposition. A failure on tho part of the contractor to enter into contract and file a satisfactory bond within tho time natnod will forfeit the amount of the above chock and all ripht nod title to tho aaid contract. The Board reserves tho right to reject any or all bids, or any parts thereof. JAMES P. MARTIX, Pros. V C. H ANA WALT. Suc'y. jKHt; T. KI.I.IOTT, Treas.. School City Log-ansport. Logansport, Ind., Feb. 19th. KhMimfctiKin (lulikly Cured. Throe days is a vtry short time in which to cure a bad case of rheumatism; but It can bn done, if the proper treatment is adopted, as will bo seen bytht- following from Jhmes Lambert, of Now Brunswick, 111. "1 was badly afflicted with rheumatism in tho hips »nd legs, when I boujiht a bottle of Chamberlain's Pain Balm. It cured roe in three days. I am all right te- day; and would insist on everyone who is afflicted with that terrible disease to use Chamberlain's Pain Balm and Re! well at once." Fifty cent bottles for sale by B. F. Koesling, A NERVOUS WOMAN, What She Thought Autul Norros. Tho nerves uro tbe most important part of tho aystom. If they uro woi k, tho person us run down, tirod, languid and dooe not feel like domp Hnythin^. She cnn sieop but llttlo, nor mind wanders, hor appotllo is Rono and what t,ho can out does hor no g-ood, This is just the condition Mrs. Mllo Griffith, a well known Indy of Moretown, Yi., found herself In and tho reader will mo by tbn following letter that »hs kuo\v what to do to got well. ••About seven years ago," be says, "1 wab taken with vory tovoro nor- vousneas and could not work I could but jurft druf,' around. 1 aUo had tho asthma badly 1 «&" so nervous that at tlmeB f could not lay in tho house but felt a? thouph I must po out in thoBtreot and ruu. I had no nppolite and what I did eat lay heavily on my stomach and somOtimeH distressed mo severely, I had sosn Dr. Greenw'e Norvuru blood and norvo romody advertised and hciircl it most highly praised, and lie- termioed ut onco to take this medicine which was so favorably spoken of by evoryb- dy. I had only taken it a short time wher, I began to feel tho good results from it, and I am now entirely cured of nil my complaints. Wbal Will Wo ICT Medical writers claim that tho successful remedy for nasal catarrh must •a non Irritating, easy of application, and one that will res,oh the remote sores and ulcerated surfaces. The history of tho efforts to treat catarrh is proof positive that only one remedy has completely mot these conditions, and that Is Ely's Cream Balm. This safe and pleasant remedy has mattered catarrh as nothing else ha* ever done, and both physicians and patients Ireely concede this fact. Our dniffgiets keep it. Chicago citizens ID tbelr desire to excel, have lately accomplished a big feat, namely: In discovering by actual measurements that there are iom« lady residents who can wear .shoe* twelve Inches long. Your Wood needs regulating ID spring. "Lafeld Cabinet Port" i» nature's own blood purlfler. Mild and mellow. Price, quarts, $1; pints, 80 centi. For sale by W. H. Porter, pre- «orlption drugjfiit, 826 Market street bogaasport, Ind. The Valve of Coin*. The value of gold coin is in its weight; the value of sllvec coin is the government stamp en it The value of glmmons' Liver Regulator is the relief it gives from biliousness and sick headace. A 25-cent package of pow ier has • permanently cured many a ene. _ We have heard men say "I would give $500 to have this approaching baldness arrested and a healthy growth of hair produced." This desirable result w 111 surely be brought about at trifling expense by the use of the B«oelslor Scalp Curer and Hair Producer to be sold by agents In this city. Is yoor head oleai f Have you a food grip on all your Interests and a boundless energy.In your bloodP You MO have both if you observe the pre- MUtion to take, when retiring for the might, a dose of Smith's Bile Beans. By the time you get w work neit day you will feel M. if you could u 1 >• train efc*r». Be sure to get the small The Baby'i Be»i Friend—MoLlnn'a Onion Syrup gives immediate relief and oure» croup, colds, collo, and par- tieularly vomiting of curdled milk. For sale by B. ¥. Xeetllng. Only 9,f> •Mats per bottle. Karl's Clover'Boot, the new blood purlfler, give* freshness and clearness totheoomplezionand uures oonstlpa tlon; »5o.. 60o. and I* BoW by B F.Keeillng-. Kamp'i Balaam will rtop the ccu«J •lonoe xt:s. MH.O ••I was so confined to the bouse that J could not eo out evenings at all to any amusements, but DOW can po when I "p'easo. When I commenced the medicine I weighed 96 pounds and now have got back to 132 pounds. I coughed and wbee/ed BO that I would almost fall down "Nobody could sutler any more than I did, but now joy asthma and nervousness are entirely cured and the medicine that did it was Dr. Greene's Nerrura blood and norvo remedy. I eat and sleep well and do my house work an comfortably as ever. I heartily recommend the Nervura to all. ft is the moat wonderful medicine I have ever found." There aro thousand a of -women suf* fering just as Mrs. Griffith was. They aro to nervous they can not control themselves, they have no power to throw off that terrible down-hearted, discontented feeling and many feel as though they would go Insane. Are you afiicted in this way? If so you will surely be cured by using Dr Greene's Nervura blood and nerve remedy. It is the most wonderful medicine in the world to cure disease, and it is just what you want. The spring Is always the best time to take this medicine. It is the discovery of Dr. Greene, the most sue- ceselul specialist.' in curing nervous t nd chronic diseases. He can be consulted free of charge, personally or by letter at his ottlce 35 West 14th Street, New York City. A Fortr Mile Ride. K. R. Swetnam, of Fairfax Station, Virginia, says: "A parly came forty miles to my store for Chamberlain's Cough Remedy and bought a dozen bottles. The remedy is a groat favorite in this vicinity and has performed some wonderful euros here. ' It lg intended especially for coughs colds, croup and whooping cough, and Is a favorite wherever known. For sale by B. F. Keosling, druggist, The Midwinter Fair Excursion tickets via Pennsylvania lines good returning until July 15th. The special low rate excursion tickets to San Franolico, San Diego, Los Angeles, San Bernardino, and other California points, now for sale via Pennsylvania lines will be good returning until July 15, 1894. Excursionists can select any route from Chicago. For particulars apply to J. A. McCullough, Ticket Agent. Lo- ganaport, Ind. •— lo T* indUMpell* ml one Vmtf For round trip, via Pennnylvanla lines. On March 13th and Hth, the round trip rate to Indianapolis will bo one lowest first-class fare from any ticket station on the Pennsylvania lines in J Indiana account the Prohibition State Convention. Tickets will be good to return until March 16th. Apply to any Pennsylvania line ticket agent tgr details. AMKCHYJN -BOMB. The Eternal City Menaced by Bomb Throwers, An Explosion in Wh'ch Eight Person* Are Injured — One of the Victims Dies. I'AMf. 1 IN TIIK ITALIAN CAITI'AI.. KIT.MK, Miiivh !i —During the sus.sion of piirll!ii!icnl Tliuiwliiy iiftenioon ;i torrent <»' Ilium; Kii'lilrnly Micmed to entiM- UH? window, fuiloweil immediately by 11 frijflilful explosion. The lumps were u.xtingnisheil, the Hour Ux'inblod its if shukn/i l>.y ;in curth- (H:ul;c, and the snioku o£ burnt powder \v:is siiffiiL-atiiip. A Iximti had exploded ;it the coriior of the parliament building foundation and Uio sidewalk was ripped up. Kiffiil pi-i-Kuns were ivounrt- cd by Iho explosion, including onn woman. Six of the wounded arc in the hospital. Three of them are in a serious uonditii'n and one of Ihnn is reported to be dying. The Tribuna surests th.-il, Urn explosion was inlendiM a 1 ! a, warning to the deputies in view of the impending discussion on the demand for the prosecution of tlut tiuciulist 'li'piit.v, Do Felice, mi u charge- of iucitinjr the revolution in yicily. The l'u|i«! AliiriiirO. The aiiarohists have .sjjruiid throughout tlii; uity, and particularly unioiiK the workinprnien, lluxoands upon l.hou- sund.s oi' circulars prescfibin^ 1 tin; bomb as the only und int'allinle remedy for the ills irom which the poorer classes are £tiff<rri : n£, r . The pope ib deeply interested in tearnii 1 ,^ tht^ eiri. j uiiK,l.:incL's of the <'.\p!osion and has directed thul inquiry be made ini.i.) the doiails In- attaches of 'tins Vatican for bi^ own information. His holiness is anxious t.o keep thoroughly informed of the developments the present anarchistic activity and fears that in Die rvi:nl of :t political cnsia the valican itnoif luay be endangered. It is stated that the holy falher is seeking from the government guarantees of the safety <>f the Vatican in any evDjit. UO.MK, .March 9.—One of the men taken to the hospital after being 1 found wounded on the I'ia/.za Di Monte Citorio, after the explosion yesterday pveninsr of a. bomb in front of the chamber of deputies, is dead. FOUND DEAD. The llodj of mi Holr In SUOO.OOO Taken from th*» M«lilf. PAIIIS, Tilarch 'J.—The Journal de Paris asserts that the decomposed body of u young man found in the weir ;tt Suresiics, on the Seine, was that of Edward Webster, whose mother, -Mrs. Theodore Conkling, lived ut 64 West Seventeenth street, New Yo^lc, and who disappeared on New Year's eve. Young \Vebsterwas the only son of tho late John R Webster of the New York produce exchange, who, upon his death flve years ago, left an estate of about 3400,000 -which the missing-lad would have inherited on attaining his majority. Edward Webster ivas oniy IT years of ago and weiphed 180 pounds. He was famous as an athlete. SHOMM3PKCULS. The prohibitionists of Wisconsin intend to make a vigorous state campaign this year. Itoundlcss, the famous race horse, broke a tendon at Little Koek, Ark.,and may never run again. Henry Treeto hanRed himself at Oshkosh, \Vi.s. He was fls years old No cause is known for the act United States Senator Aldrieh will resign his position if the next Rhode Island legislature is republican. .Mr. Cleveland is preparing for a vigorous assertion of the rights of the United States iu Central America. The .seventh annual tournament of the Wisconsin Firemen's association will be held in. Tomah, ,Inu c :;«, 21 and 22. 1>. II. Isenx, ex-city treasurer of New Whateoin, Wash., was fonud K"ilt,y of embezzlement of 500,000 of the city's money. Rev. K. Mat'Iv'eiU, Kmporiiim, Iu, has received a fortune by the will of an old woman, whose spectacles he picked up. Minnesota democrats have petitioned the president to appoint George )./. Becker to the vacant interstate eom- missionership. A loff train ou tlie A. ,1. Niejnor lumber camp's track was wrecked near Waldo. Ark,, Tlmr.'.day. Thomas Smith, manager, was killed instantly. | T\vo monster mass meetings held at j Troy, N. Y., iltiiioiinceii tin: irrejfiilari- ; tics of election clay and the murder of j Robert Ross. A committee' of safety is ' to In- appointed to prosecute njfenders. j A convention r,'presenting twent}"- ! on*.: cv/untit'.s in (JC"ixia- iiuli.jr.sed Con- \ fjressiiian II. ('•, Turner for United ' States senator and asked the dcnio- [ cratic part}' to accept him as its candi- ' date. I Frank Sehrn was arrested at Jlocli<-<- ) ter, N. Y., on the charge of causing the j death of Anthony Wadal, \\ho was I tripped up in a practical joke and fatally injured :n the ti^ht which followed. Col. J. T. Dong-hine, of Chicago, reports specimens of tfold ori! from the Cochiti district in Mew Mexico as assaying from S'>. r > to $HS to the ton, and thinks it may prove the greatest mining eamp ill A meriea, llrltUh Troops nlanimcrfla, LONDON, March U,— The British col- nma operating: in Assam against the tribe of Abors has been defeated and is retreating on Sadiya. A force of 'MO sent to the relief cf the column was also forced to retreat. A detachment of thirty men were massacred, all perishing;. The position of the main col- RHED ON BY REBELS. Brltlih Flat Aral* Iniultwt >» tlie Harbor of Klu <le Janeiro. IjONDosr, March ».—A special from Rio Janeiro says: As the tug Isabel, flying the British ttag, was steaming in the outer harbor she wa.s iired upon by the insurgent, steamer Victoria, the hhot passing through the Isabel's ilatf. The Jsubel stoppeii immediately and the Victoria, by signal, compelled her to come alongside, which sli<! did. The Victoria tools off one of the crew of the Isabel, pressing him into the insurgent service and ordering 1 the tutf awa>, Tho matter was at once reported to the Hi-ilisli authorities, but as yd they have taken no action whatever. Death of It Noti-ll Smut. STOCKTON, Cal.. March !>.—.lames S, Walker, the noted scout on the plains for many years ana recently :t showman, died here after a short illness. The deceased was well known in the .Indian territory arid was an intimate friend of Capt. I'nine, of Oklahoma, He, with a surviving brother, haii recently planned ;i trip lo Kin-ope with u -."'rt west, show. THE MA.JiK.KTS. <:ruLll, I'rovlfUonK, !•:((-. Sim. A. K, lamer Jimh's Mills, Ohio. Kl.tjl'lt— Tliu-i: is il f:iir" local aiul doi Urujallii lilH 'In- '.'xporl i:i4ll is lu;llL I' Mi-udy. Wiiiti!!-— 1'iitrnK J^s0j.:i.li; »im>i *'J .'iU*6-.'JO: clcur.-,, Sv.t'Uji-.JW; Hi:i-{i:uts, tl. 1.80; luw i.'1-iiiU"-. ! I .'Uiil.rU SprinB — P.lU t:i -..oa,,i.i«J; stniit-.'iis. si'.»i«L- (W: liaSicrs'. ijj'iii; low grades, >i.40»i.au; H.ni Uop. »i J.M: H.vt, ,.Z*IU,~M. ' WHKAT- MoilrrlU'.-l.v :u'tivo:imi '.ouv St rai ned Nerves Palpitation of the Heart and A General Break Down The Good Effect of Hood'a wa* Marked and Permanent. "C. T. Hootl & O., Lowell, Mass.: "Gentlemen: — I was taken ilown st«k last December, ;iml liccamo very weak with netrou« trouble, palpitation of the hrart, and ;i gcoera; breakdown. Iliad a Rood physician, bat l»o- Rercd alon^ KOttlni; no l>cUrr. J could Mt up only about li.ilf .itl.iy, until the isth of Marcb, when I concluded 1 would give Hood's Sarsapa- alelv ^cuvi! ;unl li w. .','c i:uiVr W;iy; W, -'ic ur.diT. M.iv, mv-r No. ^ Nix it :K- t:ii- , :t7 :> it.l"''ic: MRk*> mi Adlgnment. BOSTON, March 9.—James B. Billiuga, boots and shoes, 110 riummer street, factories o-t Marlboro, has nasitfned to William U. Allen. The cause of the failure is stated to bo poor collections, losses in the manufacturing department and shrinkage in .profits during the past three years. The indebtedness is stated to be. about $100,000, and nominal assets about $70,000. Shnt bf a Friend, OKLAHOMA CITY, March 9. — John Mosier was shot and ivilled 12 milM jiouth ol this city Thursday night by Jake Collins. They had been to Norman, and became intoxicated. When they reached home Collins abused and beat his wife and Monier tool< her part. Co'lins turned on him and killed him instantly. Collins was arrested and is iu juil at A'orman. (:h]i:<!ftt> Cniulng- ID to Itegijteiv Los A.NIIEI.ES, Cal., March »,—Ollicia. figures show that only 8,000 of the 1H,- 000 Chinese in the Seventh district, embracing Los Angeles, Ventura, San Luis Obispo, Santa Uarbara and Orange counties, have reffistered up to this date under tlm iJeCn-ary act. Applications for registration are now coming in at the rate of IflO a day. Shippers Aivurdod DHKnatfCft, ATLANTA, fla,, March 9.—Judge Speer, of the United States court, has annulled the enforced valuation which railroads placed upon the crop of perishable fruit lust year und awarded damages to shippers. Killed by Dynamite. ST. JOKSS, K. K. March 9.—Word has reached here of a serious dynamite explosion on hoard the sealing steamer Walrus at Green pond. Two men were killed outright and a third seriously injured. ^___ Glnn • Verdict for SS.OOO. ELGIN, 111., March 9.-Mta» Addie Wilton, who iued the Elgin City Bail- way company for |!5,00fi for injurie* last June when a car went orer an embankment, was given a verdict, for »8,000. Hizlnc M»de • Criminal Oflenl*. ALBANY, N. Y., Afarch 9,—The senate committee on judiciary without n dU- aenting vote agreed to report Senator Coggeshall'r. bill making hazing a criminal offense. llurned a Ht»«t to ueatn. LBBAWOK, Jnd., March 9.— Anthony Meek, a wealthy farmer, became enraged at a steer for tearing down a fence, and, driving it,into a pen, poured oil all over it and set It on fire, bum- ing the animal to death. The grand •tarr n taTeitfgftttn* the affair, 1 Koitobary to Drllne HI* Policy. LONDON, March K.—Lord Kosebery, the new premier, will on. March J7 make an address at Edinburg to delegates from tlia liberal associations of all parts of Scotlanci. Upon this occasion, J-iord Koseberj is expected to make an important pronouncemeot of the policy which the new ministry intends to adopt. will MeHi >I»K>" Hutmr. NEW YORK, March !).— The New York Mercantile exchang-e, at<i meeting held Thursday, decided to appoint a, committee, to report next. Mouitay, to map out a policy i'or u National Dairymen's union to tight Armour & Co, iu the sale of oleomargarine and imitation cheese. -, __—____— ..— p-luutU in 1'ciiiinylviinla. Wti.KKSBAitBK, Fa., March U.—The Susquehanna river has overflowed its west bank. The low lands for many miles are under water and the electric railway lias been compelled to abandon traffic over its new line to Kingston. Lfervntiaut wui*. HUNTIXGTOX, lad.., March 9.—Adam- nge suit in court hero was decided in liivor of the defendant Oliver C. Hiu>ty impugned the reputation for .chastity of Mrs. Dorothy Pinney. The woman sued liim for >5,000 for slander. Hasty produced sufficient evidence in court to prove what he bad.said. CultX — MutVr :t:)>J Sit. ~ YiiJ <hT. No. :t VI.-'.I July, SB'.ji.'SVsC OATS— l-'lrly actjvi: :nnl lower. .N'o. - rash, :in;Vui:w ; 'Ai;: .Mity. ^'iiu-SH 1 : Ju!.v. -sv^-- 11 '--- Sumplers In KOtxt d'.'nmnJ ;uui lo\\i-i- No. .1. ;<i. t>jo ,c: No :l \\Uiu-. si'^aai-.ic: Nu. •_>, 3114 JI'/ t c; No. ^ Wblte, WluXil.u MKss.i-'oHK— Trading f;nrly uciiv*; :mti pi-ices lower. Quotations rallied HI 51 1.H5&I 1.57 S for cash rck'uiui" III.Miail.Wi for May, und $II.46ail.riJK 'or July. LAKD— Market moderately actlvu and IOIVIT. Quotations rariKt'tl al JO 90^6 fl.i for carili; W8'J'.iao.S7« for May, acd Hfl.TJa.H.fO for July. LIVK l- > olll J TKV--l'r.r l>ouccl: lUlicliCnt;. i'd ty,o; TlirkCJ'H. ftftTi:; Ducks, CttlCi" (Ji'OSlt. J3,OOa8.CO per iloxcii. Bcrrieii— Creamery, ri&ilc; Dairy. JlnjaOc; Puckliiff Stock, 8jlO!ic. Oii-s-'-Wlsconnln I'rinii: IViiilo, '^'". VVatc; White. 7V4c: MiclilKim Prlmu White. »;,«; Waler Wliiu;, 'JC; Judlaoa J'rinio While, 8,^c\ VVa- i«r Whlio. S-^^; HwMlllBhi, US IPSU 8iiiv Gasoline, K (icif's, Jliic; 71 dug's, l*c; Naphtha, (K deg'H, OliC. Liyooiis— Distilled spirits stemly on tu« basis of si. 15 per pal. for lluishcrt ?ooils. NKW YOHK, Mari'.h WHCAT— No. a red, wcnlcnr: roUI«'t atnooti. M»y. I'SJiitWc; July. WJjiaMm', OoiiN— Nu. ~, ijutet :kinl c^ltr. .M»y, 4'^ rllla a trial. WJien I hail used it a short time, I could get up and go all about the lioii.^c all day. I liave novfr enjoyed perfect hnaltli, but am now takinc my fifth bottle of Hood's Sars»))a- rilla, and know it lias helped me wondertuSy. 1 linve useil Hood> Pills, and think them «i- cclleat." MjiS.A.K.I.ANiKR,Bush - sMill«,Oblo. OATS— No. ", i^uli atul ounicr. Moy. track whin- State. SSa-'-t: truck white \\'<;»i- ern, 3Sj*4'^c fBOvimoNS— Huef, heavy; family, Sll.ooa 11.00; eilra HIIWH, SIMKJ. Pork, e»sy; ne* mess. il3.»eia-.>: family, «H.(WC(JI4.5U: short dear. SH.aO-iAlHSU. Lui-0. iluti: priaw Wcsiern lUuum, i","-',: ]njn:fn»l. 'I'OS.KDO, O. . 14 Art- a 0. WHBAT— Quiet, "•uslur. No. i cash »nJ Mirch, MSc: Way. (W^c: Julv, flic. Co«H— K.iny. No. - Cdsll, oTc; May, W!»i'. OAT8— Firm. No, - cash. .'));»c J>ii3; -No. i! white. 3Jo. KYB— SteaJy. Casli, ,'HV. CLOVIMKKD— Higher anil active. Primo cash 4»d M»rch. »5.-t.'<: AprtL ».« united; Oc. tuber, uri blit. LIT* S took, CHICAGO, March ft HOGS— :M»rkoi active and llrm. Prieea veil maintained. Soles runted at HWffli.M for Pica: U.80a^06 for IlKbu. 14.10*170 toi rouk'h packing: M.BO.I&.0& for mixed, and UTS^t.M for hCftTy packing and shipping lotv. CATTU— Market tatriy active and ;he fcclmc dull. 'Prloen lOOUe lower. <Jooutions nulled <f riesaS. 16 fdr-cholec to exn-a shipping tteen; K00ft<."6forgood to choice do.: (S. £634.00 for fair to K00d; ; »2,»a3.Si ror:oowtnon to medium do.: K.SOo.S.30 for butcberV Sutm-' for Stookera; IS 103! to for Feeders: Sulli: 600forV»»l Calvea or Trias Sveers, : aml « Hood's Pill« act easily, yet promptly and; efficiently. <«> Hie liver and bowels. -V. The Trouble Over. A prominent man in tovrn c-.xt.0ai mod the other day: "My wife bus heea wearing out her life from the effects of dyspepsia, liver cotaplaint ant) ;E- dig-estion. Her catui hstlled the i-kill of our best physicians. After using three packages of Bacon's Cftlery King /or the ne p ves she is almost entirely well." Keep your blood in a hea'thy condition by the use of this proat vegetable compound. Call on Bet Fisher, 311 Fourth street, sole agent, and fret a trial package free. t»rge- sixe 50 cents. Children Cry for Pitcher's Castoria. x ror Over Fl«r ¥««r» Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup hau been used for over fifty years by millions of mothers for iheir children while teething, with perfect success. It soothes the child, softens the gums, allays all pain, cures wind colic, and is the best remedy for diarrhoea. Ik will relievo tho poor little suflere? immediately. Sold by drutfKlots In every part of the worjtj. Twenty-five cents a bottle. Bo euro and ask for 'Mrs. Window's Soothing Syrup" an* take no other kind. KKOWtEDGE Brings comfort and improrement and tends to personal enjoyment when rightly used. .The many, who live better than others and enjoy life moit>, with lew expenditure, by more promptly .adapting the world's best products to the needs of physical being, will attest the value to .health of the pure liquid laxative principles embraced in the; remedy, Syrup of Tigs. Its excellence is due to Its presenting la the form most, acceptable and pleasant to the taste, the refreshing and tru ly beneficial properties of »perfect lax- atiye; effectually cleansing the system, dispelling colds, headaches and fevers and permanently, curing constipation. It has iriven.aatisfaction to mfllipnsand met wfthith* approval of the medical profession, because it acts on the Kidneys, Liver and Bowels without weakening them owl it is perfectly free from every objectionable substance. Srrnp of Fiw is for sale by all drngi glstain^Oc and $1 bottles, but it u manufactured by the auifornwFig Syrup Co. only, whose name is printed on every package also the name, Syrup of Rgs, and teing well informed, you will no», •coept any substitute if oflerw Haani.it! A haunted bouse In thete practical andun- romantlc days It sometblaR of a rtultr, bat KB Indlvld'ial haunt«'l w Ib tbe Ulw» tbat hi all- ment l« incurable \t a personage fwqu nttr met with. Disbelief In the ability of m«dtclne to core Is only a mild form of monomania, nlthongli In noroecixM repeated falltiiee to obtain rtlief from many dltletent lourc^t would almost »tf DI to justify tbc doubl. HiwtrUWs Swmach Bltttr« 1ms demonstrated Its iiblllty to o»er^ome dyspi-p sis, conitlpstlon, Hvottuid kidney trouble, innlar- lal complaint and ntrvousnens, and HB recorded nchlevement In the cut-mire lino ou«bt at iMst to warrant Its trial by any one troubled with eltuer of the above nilmmts, even altt ongb. his prwlo, s efTortx to obtain rcmeillal aid ba»e been trnltlivn. l,R«l with |iersltt»nce, the Bitters will conqn« tlie most obntlnnte cases. Bj« aa« gkla Is a certain « ure (or Chronic Sort Eyes. Granulated Eye Lids, Sore Nip plee, Piles, Eczema, Tetter, Sali Rheum and Scald Head, 2A cents pei box. For sale by B. F. .Keeeling, 10 BOHSI ownm. for putting a borso in a fine boa] thj condition try Dr. Cady's Condltioi Pdwders. They tone up the •jBtetn, aid dl^eitlon, cure low of appetite relieve constipation, correct kidnej disorders and destroy worn*, Rivlnp new life to an old overworked horse j» i ointt .•per.-pMkm*- I»r sale bj B. F. Keeillnif, Tkef -The people of thU. 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By far, the best gift I have received from many of the amazing couples I have photographed is the kind and sincere words about their experience with me.
With much love and gratitude I share some of those words with you here.
Paul was the perfect choice for our wedding! Paul was able to capture all of the authentic and special moments of our day in the most beautiful way. He took the ideas I had about what I wanted for our wedding photos and made them better than I could have imagined. He was able to truly capture who we are and the special moments of our big day. Our wedding party raved about him and he made everyone feel comfortable having their photos taken. From planning to the day of, Paul was so professional, collaborative, fun and creative. Thank you so much, Paul!
What an honor to have Paul as our wedding photographer!! He was referred to me from a colleague who raved about him and she was right!! Paul captured so many special moments and more on our wedding day. Our guests enjoyed his presence and he made everyone including my husband feel comfortable and at ease with having their pictures taken. Paul is a true professional and I would highly recommend him as a photographer for your momentous occasions.
Paul is an amazing photographer! I recommend him to everyone! He is very friendly and made everyone at our wedding feeling very comfortable! He always had a smile on his face from the day we met him! My husband and I are super super happy with all the pictures he has taken! His pictures are just so great! Even all our guests said that our photographer was awesome!! Thank you so much Paul for capturing the best day of my life!
We are absolutely thrilled with our engagement and wedding photos from Paul. From our first meeting to our wedding day Paul was easy to work with, and made us feel so comfortable. Paul was flexible when our plans changed, and eager to make sure we had good weather for our engagement pictures. We also got copies of our pictures within days, which was unexpected but greatly appreciated! We are very happy with our photos, and would recommend Paul to any of our friends in the future. Thanks Paul for capturing our wedding day!!
Paul is an excellent photographer and amazing at what he does!
He is so personable and easy to work with and got along with everyone at our wedding so easily it was almost like he was part of the family. Paul was able to work with us to create a customized package for photography that fit our needs.
We highly recommend choosing to work with Paul as you photographer as he is able to capture all your special moments you might miss.
Choosing the person who you are going to entrust with capturing your wedding day is such a big decision and one that I didn't make lightly. Paul is extremely dedicated to his craft and to doing everything he can for his clients because he's someone who really cares about you, your happiness, and how you feel about working with him and with the final outcome. He is a true professional, but he also makes you feel as if you have a friend with you on your wedding day who is just as invested in documenting your special day as you are. We loved having Paul with us on our wedding day. He's kind, caring, committed, and also just really fun to be around! He captured everything from beginning to end and we could see how hard he worked to give us everything we hoped for. We fully put our trust in him and I know you can too. Thank you so much, Paul!

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Cybersecurity and Ransomware in County and Municipal Government
The City of Atlanta has gotten a great deal of unwanted publicity since it fell victim to a ransomware attack in March 2018.
The City of Atlanta has gotten a great deal of unwanted publicity since it fell victim to a ransomware attack in March 2018.
The power of suggestion is everywhere and studies have shown that our expectations of others affect how they perform.
There has-been increased attention given to Other Post-Employment Benefits (OPEB) reporting by standard-setters, elected officials, and government accountants over the past few years.
If you ask management and board members of nonprofit organizations to identify the issues keeping them up at night, an IRS audit/examination probably isn't on their top ten list.
In April 2015, the Financial Accounting Standards Board (FASB) issued Accounting Standards Update (ASU) No. 2015-03, Interest: Imputation of Interest (Subtopic 835-30): Simplifying the Presentation of Debt Issuance Costs as part of their initiative to reduce complexity in the accounting standards.
The 21st Century Cures Act, signed into law on December 13, 2016, allows qualifying small employers, including qualifying nonprofit employers, to maintain health reimbursement arrangements (HRAs) for the purpose of reimbursing employees the cost of insurance premiums purchased on their own.
In August 2016, the Financial Accounting Standards Board (FASB) issued ASU 2016-14, Not-for-Profit Entities, with the intent of providing more useful information to donors, grantors, creditors, and other users of not-for-profit (NFP) financial statements.
There is a German proverb that goes, "He who saves in little things, can be liberal in great ones."
Contributions are a large source of revenue for many nonprofits. When your nonprofit organization receives a charitable contribution, we know you want to thank the donor as soon as possible and send them an acknowledgment letter. Before you mail out that letter, consider the following facts about gifts from donor-advised funds.
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Connecting to vulnerability
"Connection is the energy that is created between people when they feel seen, heard, and valued; when they can give and receive without judgement." This is an amazing quote taken from Brene Brown's book, Daring Greatly. It is my current bedside companion during my yoga teacher training in Costa Rica and I wanted to share my own experience of this word... connection.
When I arrived here in Santa Teresa I felt that I belonged. I felt like I had come home to myself and that my place on this earth was more apparent. I instantly knew that I wanted to teach. However, within a few days I realised that I was once again defaulting to protective mode and as the first week progressed into the second I felt myself retreat.
All around me the group seemed to be connecting and yet I felt further away from them than ever. I managed to convince myself that I was just not good enough, pretty enough, interesting enough, for people to want to talk to me or engage in my own conversation.
I hid myself away and felt like nobody heard me. I wasn't meant to be there. I had tricked myself into thinking that I was going to be a yoga teacher. I wanted to bolt.
And then I called BULLSHIT!
My ego had convinced me that I was being judged; my appearance, my ability to practice yoga, my travel stories, my ability to share deep and meaningful things and be vulnerable. I convinced myself that I wasn't being heard, that I wasn't sharing the 'right' stories, that I wasn't 'liked'. What I was actually doing was judging myself on the stories I had created.
This is a pattern I have implemented for years and years. I felt the same vulnerability come up again, that I had at secondary school when all I really wanted was to feel accepted and liked by people. It is the same story I have told myself over and over again whenever I meet new people or go out of my comfort zone in terms of social situations. I wanted to hide from that vulnerability because to put myself out there and stop defaulting to the things that had protected me from potentially being hurt or rejected by others was fucking scary.
I spent some time processing and came to the terrifying conclusion that in order to get the feeling of true connection I had to break the habits that had kept me 'safe' - or trapped - in the past. I had to be real and raw. This is something I am very good at from the safety net of my computer and writing - yet face to face - that is a much more daunting task.
And so I let my guard down. I let myself be vulnerable and open to the possibility that not everyone would like me. Not everyone would want to hold a conversation with me. Not everyone would want to be close friends. But that actually it is OK if any of these things do happen because I am happy enough with who I am to know that I don't need validation anymore from others to know my self worth.
And guess what happened?
I dove right in. I connected with people and they opened up to me and I felt safe enough to be myself. I felt empowered to just be and let my guard down. I felt part of the group. I felt heard. I felt for that nobody was judging me and that I wasn't judging myself.
Now that we are into the third week, I feel like I am in one of the safest spaces I have ever been in. Yes I miss home, but I also wouldn't miss this for the world.
I feel more in tune with my body than ever, I am so connected to the people around me and also to myself and the natural elements that my heart literally is expanding by the day. I am opening up to the possibility that actually being vulnerable is far more rewarding than hiding away.
Yes I might get rejected and some people might not 'get me' but I am actually learning that my worth is not gauged on what other people think of me. My worth is about what I think of me - and in all honesty - I feel so much compassion towards myself (and others) and pride for what I am doing that the doubts are beginning to become less about control, and more about a necessary process of growth.
By allowing myself the chance to connect with other people, I have allowed myself to connect with me. I can hear myself, I can value myself, I can be seen by myself. I can give and receive to myself without judgement.
I am connected in a way I never thought possible.


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Lazio vs Napoli: Preview & Prediction
Will Napoli be able to keep Juventus high in the season? Great favorite to his own succession, the Old Lady is again among the leading trio alongside Inter Milan and Napoli precisely. In spite of everything, the bianconeri seem a little less serene than in previous seasons and it could be the year or never for the partners. The timing seems perfect, as the Napoli has never looked as strong as this year, and the Mertens (28 goals last year, 5 this season), Insigne (18 goals) and other Callejon (14 goals) seem more ready than ever to make the powder speak. The Lazio of Ciro Immobile (23 goals last season, already 6 this season) is warned!
With 15 goals scored in 4 games, the Napoli is already the best Serie A attack!
Last season, Naples finished first in the ranking of the number of goals scored: 94 goals in 38 days!
4-1 against AC Milan, 3-2 at Vitesse Arnhem, 3-2 at Genoa … Lazio is no exception either when it comes to scoring goals! But the Laziales are also feverish defensively, and an attack like that of Napoli should do very badly.
More than 2.5 goals have been scored in 5 of the 6 games played by Lazio this season, and in 5 of the 7 Neapolitan matches!
Still (Lazio): 6 goals, Mertens (Napoli): 5 goals. The scorers of the 2 teams are also in shape!
Our Prognosis Lazio Naples
This clash between Lazio and Napoli is conducive to a great show and the defenses should be put to the test this Wednesday night at the Stadio Olimpico. More than 2.5 goals!
Lazio vs Napoli: Betting Tips
Both teams to score / YES – Odds: 1.50
Over 2,5 goals – Odds: 1.65


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Dana Coppafeel and SPEAK Easy Represent Milwaukee on "Uni-Fi Records MIXTAPE Vol.1"
Milwaukee rappers Dana Coppafeel and SPEAK Easy may be temperamental opposites, but over the last couple of years they've proven natural collaborators. Since releasing an album together last year, the two have continued releasing a slew of new mat.. Read more
Stream Yo-Dot's Surprise-Laden EP, "A Winter's Ration"
For a rapper who introduced himself as an easy-to-pigeonhole hard-head with a clear reverence for tough, '90s, New York-style rap, Milwaukee's Yo-Dot has spent the last few years doling out surprises. His last couple of albums, 2012's Red Mist and.. Read more
Matt Pond PA's Variations on a Theme
Matt Pond PA is no longer from PA, though after 12 years as a band, not much else has changed.And even that hasn't changed much. Pond relocated his band from Philadelphia to Brooklyn seven years ago, so they've technically been Matt Pond NY... Read more
Yo-Dot, UMG's Hardest Rapper, Does a Mixtape
Milwaukee rapper Yo-Dot's new mixtape, Dot Balistrerri, opens with a Godfather-esque orchestral interpolation of the infamous "you can't stop me now" riff from The Whatnauts' "Message From A Black Man," before erupting a half minute later into the.. Read more
Rogues Gone Wild
"I am in control here in the White House."—Secretary of State Alexander Haig, 1981Ah, the good old days when even a big shot like Gen. Al Haig could get in trouble for such mavericky declarations that defy basic constitutional precedents. Read more
Download the New Misen Lync Mixtape
Milwaukee's most productive rap collective, Umbrella Music Group continues to release a stream of free new music on its Web site every month. The latest is Both Sides of the Mirror, a mixtape from UMG's Misen Lync, the trio comprised of rappers T... Read more
Three Must-Download Milwaukee Mixtapes
It was only a half a decade ago that keeping up with the latest Milwaukee mixtapes would have required regular trips to the Milwaukee Mall or Teutonia Ave, but these days most any mix worth hearing ends up online for freeand, to be sure, the city.. Read more
These Are the Best of Times—For Business Brokers
Soaring unemployment. A plummeting stock market. Economic recession with no end in sight. Things don't get any better for business brokers,The New Economy Read more
Though the vocal group has explored other topics on their infrequent studio albums, Rockap Christmas ,Today in Milwaukee Read more
Brewers vs. Mets
Just in time for the holiday, the Milwaukee Brewers return home today for a 1:05 p.m. game against the New York Mets at Miller Park.,Today in Milwaukee Read more


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I'd wanted to try this place for a while now but I could never quite pick where it was. Tucked away in a little corner off Flinders Street, is this tiny coffee shop and record store called Suzie Q. I was immediately drawn in with the smooth tunes chosen by the staff on a quiet Wednesday afternoon, and of course the photos crowding my Instagram of the cafe's delicious food meant I had to go in for a bite! (Lucky warning: this is a quick review)
I of course started with a coffee – my usual soy piccolo definitely did the trick! The coffee was delicious: being attacked before my friend could even arrive at the cafe!
Straight onto the food; we ordered the White Bean Ragu with Roasted Fennel, Goats Cheese, Pesto and Corn Arepas instead of sourdough to make it gluten free ($17 – I think?). This was absolutely delicious, with the ragu being the perfect meal on a cold winters morning. The addition of the goats cheese and pesto added a delicious freshness and lightness to the meal, contrasting against the heartiness of the beans.
Next up was the breakfast at Epiphane's ($18) which consisted of a Poached Egg, Avocado, Pickled Beetroot, Chickpea Puree, House Made Labneh, Toast and Smoked Ham. This received rave reviews, and I tried the pickled beetroot and labneh which were just amazing!
And that brings us to a short and sweet review of Suzie Q; a cute little cafe definitely worth seeking out! X
Suzie Q
1/18 Hutchinson Street
Hours: Monday to Friday 7am to 4pm, Saturday to Sunday 8am to 4pm
Price: $$


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Reiki Level 1 Certification in South Windsor
Dawn & Rob of Yoga Born are honored to introduce the Yoga Born community to Andrea Frasier of B|Simply|Healthy!
Reiki Level 1 Certification with Andrea Frasier:
Activate Healing Description
Learn the ancient healing art of transferring energy through your hands! Reiki enhances the healing of any physical, emotional, or spiritual disease. Reiki is a wonderful healing tool used alone and always enhances other healthcare modalities. This class is an ideal introduction to energy medicine.
Reiki Level I Class includes:
• History of Usui Reiki
• Reiki Principles
• 1st Reiki Attunement
• Hand Placements for Self Healing and Basics for Healing Others
• Hands‐on Practice
• Discussion of Chakras
Learn from
Andrea Frasier
Usui Reiki Master Teacher
certified crystal healer
• Guided Meditation
*Certification of Completion, Manual, and Lineage included.
More about Reiki
Reiki is a Japanese technique for stress reduction and relaxation that also promotes healing. It is a form of hands-on-healing used to cleanse, balance and heal while invigorating the mind, body and soul. Reiki is based on the idea that an energy life force flows within each of us.
*No prior experience is necessary, but it is recommended to receive an individual Reiki session prior to the class.
Safe, natural & feels great!
About Andrea Frasier
RMT, CCH, ICRT Member is a certified Reiki Master Teacher and crystal healer. She received training by William Rand, the founder of the International Center for Reiki Training (ICRT). Her passion is to assist others on their healing journey!
Feel free to contact Andrea
(843) 467‐7918
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- 1 Sarah annis { 06.25.15 at 7:33 pm }
I would love to sign up for the next reiki level one certification class and am looking for further info. Thank you very much
- 2 Mrs.T { 10.08.15 at 10:10 pm }
I would like to do Reiki level 1,2 &3 certifications .
Please get back to me and let me know the next session dates and fees.


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Publications of Faculty of Medicine:DIAGNOSTIC ACCURACY OF TOTAL LEUCOCYTIC COUNT AND C-REACTIVE PROTEIN IN ACUTE APPENDICITIS: Abstract
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Early and accurate diagnosis of acute appendicitis (AAp) is still a difficult problem especially in patients with questionable symptoms and signs. The current study was designed to determine the accuracy of repeated total leucocytic counting (TLC) and measurement of serum Creactive protein (CRP) level in the diagnosis of suspicious Ap and to compare this with the surgical clinical diagnosis. The study comprised 83 patients with acute abdominal pain, after clinical examination with special respect to localization of pain to right iliac fossa, and the presence of rebound tenderness and abdominal wall guarding, two blood samples were taken; the first (S1) at admission and the second one 4 hours later (52), for TLC and estimation of serum concentration of CRP. Histopathologic examination of the resected appendices disclosed normal appendix (NAp group) in 13 patients with 16% negative laparotomy rate while 66 patients had acute appendicitis (AAp group). Abdominal wall guarding is the most specific clinical finding for AAp with a 95.2% sensitivity, 61.1% specificity and 88.6% accuracy rate. There was a significant increase in TLC and CRP value in AAp group compared to NAp group and in 32 sample versus SI. TLC of 52 sample was specific for AAp with a 98.5% sensitivity, 92.3% specificity and 97.5% accuracy rate. However, CRP showed a higher sensitivity and specificity in the presence of gangrenous or perforated appendix (Ap) There was a positive significant correlation between diagnosis of AAp and TLC 52 sample, (r=0.956, P<0.001). Moreover, there was positive significant correlation CRP value in 52 sample and pain localization, and abdominal wall guarding (r-1, P<0.001) and the presence of rebound tenderness (r=0.937, <0.001). In conclusion, the increase in TLC is an early marker for apperuiiceal inflammation and its persistent elevation indicating AAp, whereas CRP level usually increases markedly only with complicated Ap. AAp seems to very unlikely in patients with a normal TLC and CRP value even if clinical symptoms and signs indicated AAp.


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Forest Medicine Intensive | Old Man's Beard
Join us for a truly one-of-a-kind experience delving deeply into the medicine of our wild medicinal plant allies. During the day-long Forest Medicine intensives, each class is centred around one of our local medicinal forest plants and builds relationship through plant meditations, materia medica, ethical wild harvesting, and medicine making.
There are three separate Forest Medicine Intensives offered in our 2018 fall schedule: Devil's Club, Western Red Cedar, and Old Man's Beard. Each intensive can be signed up for individually or together as a series for a discount (see link at bottom of page).
with Jessy Delleman
Sunday November 4th 2018 from 10:00am-3:00pm
Location: Saanich Highlands
Once prolific throughout the Northern Pacific Northwest north from Alaska down south to California, Old Man's Beard (Usnea longissima) has become more rare is recent years. Considered an indicator species for air quality, Old Man's Beard is extremely sensitive to pollutants. Technically not a plant, but a lichen, Old Man's Beard is a symbiosis between a fungi and an algae. It lives up in the tree tops, and in our region it is most commonly found dangling gracefully from old growth Douglas Fir trees.
During this intensive we will explore the spiritual/emotional and physiological medicine of Old Man's Beard and how this ally can aid us in connecting to our breath, and the communication of the air element which flows through and connects all species on earth in 'conscious communion'. You will be given tools to enhance relationship building with the plants, through 'plant sits' and meditation, deepening your connection to nature, and opening awareness of your place within it and within your self.
We will spend time gathering Old Man's Beard from the wild, and you will learn how to do this sustainably in a way that is respectful to this sensitive species. We will be delving deeply into the materia medica of Old Man's Beard, processing the lichen and making medicine together in community. Old Man's Beard tincture, tea, and salve will be provided throughout the workshop.
At the end of the class you will go home with detailed handouts on course material, a basket of wild-harvested herb and a herbal preparation prepared in class. Most importantly, you will be steeped in connection to your new herbal ally in the forest.
Note this workshop takes place outdoors in . We will be sitting with the plants out in nature, and harvesting herbs, which will involve periods of traversing uneven terrain, standing, bending over or squatting, as well and sitting on the ground. We will not have access to a shelter for this workshop but if it is raining we may spend part of this workshop at Fireweed in the geodome as we will be near by.
Please come prepared so that you will be comfortable!
What to bring:
lunch and water (hot herbal tea will be provided)
sturdy footwear, weather appropriate clothing such as a sun hat
a bag or basket for gathering herbs
an open mind and heart
forest medicine | all three fall intensives
Devil's Club - October 21 2018
Western Red Cedar - October 28 2018
Old Man's Beard - November 4 2018


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The ELAASTIC service is available and operational by the end of the project.
Two pilot projects have been identified: G-MOTTIT and E-airport; with G-MOTTIT experimenting successfully the M2M client developed as part of the ELAASTIC project.
The following figures provide some examples of performances obtained with AGNSS data provided by the ELAASTIC server to an electric scooter in Barcelona equipped with the ELAASTIC M2M platform. The test was performed by PILDO and the duration of the run is 16 minutes.
It has to be added that M2M unit has been easily installed and operated by PILDO alone and no support from ELAASTIC had to be present in Barcelona.


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We had an amazing adventure!
The weather was perfect, the company was great, and we met some great people along the way. After about a six-mile hike, we made it to the Len Foote Hike Inn. We enjoyed a tour of the facility, a great dinner, a frustrating puzzle, and hot drinks to warm us up in the cool weather. The next morning, after a hot breakfast, we made our way back down the trail. After lunch, we visited the Amicolala Falls to end our trip.


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I decided to try something new with images that I never ended up posting for whatever reason. I'm going to use them for critique analysis and share my thoughts on why they just didn't cut it for me. I hope to use this as a tool to help others as well as myself. By sharing my process, perhaps future work will not suffer the same fate and overall growth can happen for everyone!
Featured below are the previous images I shared on my instagram stories from my @phraction_street page and here's what I had to say about each:
In this shot I felt, that the entire right side was empty, the characters weren't all that interesting nor did the foreground or background elements connect in any way.
A lot of people commented that I could crop the entire right side out but I'm a stickler for keeping the original aspect ratio I shot in and extreme cropping will only make me a lazier photographer knowing that I can just fix things in post. I'm a professional photo retoucher and though I know I can do a lot of things but I'd rather spend my time enjoying photography instead of working ;)
Also check out Eric Kim's blog entitled: "10 Things Henri Cartier-Bresson Can Teach You About Street Photography"and pay attention to the section about cropping.
Here's the next image I put up for critique:
In this one I rejected it from consideration because there were too many objects sticking out of the guys' head, there were only 2 points of interest (and they're not even that interesting). I usually go for at least 3 if possible, and the red car overlap simply bugs me.
And that's where we're at so far. I wanted to put this up and future posts on something that doesn't disappear after 24hrs because I think this is something that can be useful and can be built upon even after the fact. If there are any additions or comments to any of the images you see above, please comment and share your thoughts so others may learn as well!


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And because Enlightened Style is an exclusive brand of Budget Blinds, you also get a wealth of design and product knowledge from a local expert to help with your buying decision. Now, that's one smart choice.


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I finished a new short story today. I love it, the story of a bridesmaid and a groomsman with a history who hook up again at a wedding. Haven, the heroine, was sure Eric was out of town. After all, when he'd left her after their 2 week affair 8 months ago, he'd said he'd be gone a year. So she's completely surprised to find him checking into the hotel. A dance at the rehearsal dinner heats things up between them and she decides that a weekend fling wouldn't break her heart.
I'd like a title with something dance related in the title, and it is set in Texas, so maybe something with Two Step?
Any ideas?


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It has been a shambles of a week for TSB, with online customers hit hard following days of computer chaos.
I have received raging emails from readers who have not been able to use their card abroad and from others who have not been paid because of the tech meltdown.
The bank forewarned its customers last weekend that it was moving its servers, which can cause disruption to internet banking services.
But things went from bad to worse, with at least half of TSB's customers locked out of their online accounts all week.
Your rights
If you lost money as a direct result, you should be able to reclaim it.
I could not pay a direct debit - The bank has said direct debits and standing orders have not been hit. But if it turns out this is not correct and you suffer a loss, you will be entitled to money.
I missed a payment because I couldn't access my funds - You should get money back if you suffer a financial loss in this case.
I did not get paid - This is slightly different as it will be your employer who has the contractual relationship with the bank. You will have to claim any losses from your employer and they will have a claim against the bank.
What has TSB done?
TSB boss Paul Pester said the bank was "on its knees" over the meltdown but said it would "come back fighting". He has promised that no customer will pay overdraft fees or charges in April.
It will also increase the interest rate on its main current account from three to five per cent for existing customers.
Can I claim for inconvenience?
Often, banks simply say no. Unless your issue can be directly linked to the tech issue, it is doubtful.
How do I claim?
TSB says on its website that it takes all complaints seriously and will do all it can to resolve your complaint within three working days. First contact your bank.
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Reports of completed events of the college are edited, wherever necessary, and uploaded on regular basis. An editorial team comprising Dr. Felicita Mary Prabha and Dr. M. Parthiban edits the reports of various academic units of the college.
Web Development
Mr. A. Clint Eastwood (Web Coordinator) and Mr. R. Subbiah Sudhakar (Server Administrator) along with MCA students are in the process of developing the web. As the first step, search menu is being integrated in Loyola webpage for the sake of easy access of information.
Digital Display Board
WEPRO manages to update information on two Digital Display Boards, which are placed near the campus map, opposite to Information Desk and opposite to Chemistry block. The digital boards are kept on all through the day.
The following information is displayed for the students:
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Programmes in L C TVs
On a regular basis, important everyday programmes of the College, thought provoking short films, TED talks with subtitles, promo videos of the department programmes, educational videos are displayed in Display TVs with the sole aim of engaging the staff and students during their free time. Many students are spell found by the messages of these video programmes. In addition, LIVE broadcast of important programmes of the College like Graduation Day, College Day, etc was done both in webpage and LC TV.
Campus News
It is again the initiative of WEPRO to reach the staff and students of our college with campus news in audio format on regular basis. For the first time, campus news in video format was launched during the academic year 2015-16. Key events and programmes of the college were given in capsule form. Both received a rousing welcome from members of Loyola Family. The credit is due to the student and staff members of WEPRO Team.
Press Meet and Coverage
WEPRO also organizes press meets for important events and programmes of the college. Some of the press meets organized and events given wider coverage in press include:
Rev. Fr. Bertram Memorial Tournament on August 20, 2015
Loyola Award 2014 on September 15, 2015
88th Graduation Day on January 23, 2015
Ovation 2015 on September 30 & October 01, 2015
Alumni Day 2015 on October 02, 2015
International Conference on Foundations of Human Excellence and Workshop on Revisiting Soft Skills in Higher education on February 03 – 05, 2016
Loyola Rain Relief Service (LRRS) during December 02 - 09, 2015
One day Regional Conference on Floods: Relief, Rehabilitation and Reconstruction conducted on January 27, 2016
Political Awareness for Youth on February 23, 2016
VEEDHI VIRUDHU VIZHA, a Two day programme on Folk Arts Performance and Discussion organized by Loyola Students Support Service (LSSS) on January 09 &10, 2016
Inter- Collegiate Cultural and Sports Meet for the Visually Challenged On February 26, 2016
International Seminar on Thirukkural in Multi-Dimensional Perspective On January 01, 2016
Musical Concert by Paul Wilbur at Loyola College on February 21, 2016
Kalam sviep - A Students Perspectives of Kalam on February 22, 2016
National Workshop on "Mobile Learning: Communicating, Connecting and Collaborating" on February 27 & 28, 2016
Seminar on "Transgenderism - an Insider's Perspective" on March 01, 2016
College Day on March 16, 2016
In addition, the print and visual media are regularly invited to cover the programmes organized on campus and carry the news to the public. The news items attached in the Press section of our college website http://loyolacollege.edu/press.html speak volumes of the role played by WEPRO members.
It is heartening to note that PSG Coimbatore was impressed with our college website and its management. A team of personnel under the leadership of Dr. Victor Arockia Doss, ICT Committee Coordinator, PSG College of Arts & Science, Coimbatore visited our college and interacted with our web team on September 16, 2015. The focus of the discussion was developing and maintaining the website, synchronizing our website with day to day developments and updates, kind of LAN/VLAN and the automation/software we have for campus /hostel management and kind of firewall/antivirus that we employ. The consultancy offered by WEPRO team was lauded very much as informative and useful.
Induction of Ediffy
Ediffy, a Powerful Teacher Student Communication App was inducted in College and information was disseminated instantaneously. A Pan Account in the name of Loyola College and separate accounts in the name of different departments and some other units like LSSS, Hostels, and Office of Dean of Students have been created and utilized to a great extent. During tough time namely deluge in Chennai, communication using edify app was found more effective and faster. It too receives rousing welcome among the staff members of the college.
M N L Report
By the direction of Principal, monthly report to MNL collating important events of the college is prepared and sent. Director, WEPRO is in charge of this report as it has to be matter of fact and informative only. The reports sent periodically to MNL have been appreciated by the management.
E-journals: Loyola Insider & Loyola Academic Newsletter (LAN)
One of the projects of Web Enhancement and Public Relations Office (WEPRO) is to start e-journals that would, on regular basis, carry the campus news in capsule form to the staff and students of our college.
Loyola Insider
is made possible now mainly due to the effort of student members of WEPRO. Loyola Insider intends to give all Loyolites a bird's eye view of the campus news. It brings to all members of Loyola family in brief the activities, events and information that they may be part, yet unaware of. It is purely a venture of student members of WEPRO. Hence, the editors of the journal have the opportunity to put the journalistic skills acquired in their classroom into practice. As an academic initiative from Rev. Dr. G. Josph Antony Samy, S.J. Principal, Loyola College to record important academic experiences and accomplishments and take them to the stakeholders of higher education, LAN was visualized. It has become a reality because of the staff and student members WEPRO. It not only aims at highlighting the accomplishments of Loyola College but creates space for staff and students to exhibit their creativity as well.
Seminars and Workshops
Cultural and Educational Ties of Russia and India
WEPRO in association with Department of History, Consulate General of the Russian Federation, Russian Cultural Centre, and Indo-Russian Centre for Rural Development, Chennai conducted a one day seminar on "Combating Against Falsification of History" on July 14, 2015 to mark 70th Anniversary of Victory in Great Patriotic War and highlight the importance of cultural exchange and information sharing between Russia and India in order to strengthen economic, social and educational ties.
Building Youth Leadership for Sustainable Planet
Building Youth Leadership for Sustainable Planet, an international conference was organized in association with Youth LeadeR, an International Network on July 28, 2015 as a precursor to actualization of Green Loyola Programme envisaged for the academic year 2015 -16. Rev. Dr. S. Lazar, SJ, Secretary, Loyola College, the convener of the conference introduced the theme of "Healing Earth". Mr. Eric Schneider, Youth LeadeR Founder, conducted the programme, highlighted the importance of the constructive role to be played by youth leaders in building a brave new world. It is particularly noteworthy that participants enjoyed the fruitful discussion and music with Ms. Holley Somerville-Knott from Australia (aged 11), an environmental activist and lead musical driver of the epic Bentley Blockade, protecting a region from illegal tracking (oil and gas exploration). Further, Ms. Usha Vishwakarma, Red Brigade, Lucknow along with her team demonstrated self-defense strategies to women participants especially against sexual violence meted out to women.
Debate in Tamil in collaboration Chennai Literary Festival
A medley debate in Tamil on current affairs like commercialization of essential commodities and services like water, education, procuring methane gas at the expense of cultivating lands, role of youth in politics, prohibition, globalization and many more topics was held among the city college students to uphold the tradition of oratorical skills and sensitize reading habits among the students. The second day event of Chennai Literary Festival 2016 was organized at Loyola College. The Chief Guest, Rev. Dr. G. Joseph Antony Samy, S.J. Principal, Loyola College, Chennai applauded the organizers' effort to inculcate the literary taste and reading habits among the students. Dr. Parveen Sultana, popular and well known orator in Tamil moderated the entire debate. Ms. Vasumathy Marimuthu, Rotarian was the guest of Honour. About 40 debaters participated in the debate from various city colleges. A cash award of Rs.5,000, 3000, 2000 for the first three places and four category awards of Rs.2,000 each were distributed to the winners.
Internet Tools for Teaching and Learning
A state level workshop on "Internet Tools for Teaching and Learning" was organized by WEPRO in association with Department of English, Loyola College, and Chennai Literary Association on February 18, 2016 in LS Hall. The objectives of the workshop were to enhance the learners in available online recourses and develop self-learning materials for teaching and learning purposes. Dr. K.S. Antonysamy, Director, WEPRO and Associate Professor of English, Loyola College who coordinated the event on behalf of Department of English, Loyola College and Chennai Literary Association in his introductory address said that endeavoring to create a confluence of literature and art forms, Chennai Literary Festival is organised for the third time in the city. Dr. Joseph Chandra, HOD, Department of English, Loyola college inaugurated the workshop and gently reminded the participants of the need for ethical perspectives in using Internet resources. Dr. W. Mangayarkarasi, Associate Professor of English, Ethiraj College for Women, Chennai, one of the resource persons elaborated the importance of Social Media & Blogging for Teaching and Learning purposes and demonstrated some of the learning aspects of face book and blogs. Mr. Sakthi Prasath GB, Research Scholar, EFLU, Meghalaya dealt with Materials Development in Second Language Teaching and Learning and gave the participants hands–on experience on harnessing the Google drive for language teaching and learning.
National Workshop on "Mobile Learning: Communicating, Connecting and Collaborating"
A two day National Workshop on "Mobile Learning: Communicating, Connecting and Collaborating" was organized by WEPRO, Loyola College in collaboration with English Language Teachers' Association of India (ELTAI) on February 27 & 28, 2016 at Loyola College.
Dr. K.S. Antonysamy, Director, WEPRO & E C Member, ELTAI, the Convener explained that the workshop was organized to create an awareness of changing dynamics of teaching and learning environments, train teachers to integrate the use of mobile devices and related apps in their teaching practices, develop a mobile learning pedagogy, establish a personal mobile learning strategy and offer hands-on experience on the use of apps available in mobile devices.
Mr. Ganapathi Ramachandran, Chairman & Executive Director, Trigyn Technologies Ltd was the chief guest who in his inaugural address insisted that every student of 21 century must be a digital citizen – a person who is responsible for how he /she utilizes technology to interact with the world around them. As an illustration, he gave the example how Goggle has become a key word in everyday conversation both in academia as well as in the world in general. Tracing back to the origin of technology in human history, he pointed out "Man's quest for dominance of the natural world has resulted in the creation of technology". Mr. M. Saravan Krishna, Founder, Managing Director & CEO, Nuggets Media Pvt. Ltd was the guest of honour who said that mobile learning has emerged as a powerful learning tool in 21 Century and it is time that students and teachers adapt themselves to this transition from reliance on printed books to reading e-books on a mobile which is accessible and cheaper.
Dr K. Elango, formerly Professor of English, Anna University, Chennai and Secretary, ELTAI, Dr. Revathi Viswanathan, Head of the Department of English, B. S. Abdur Rahman University, Vandalur, Dr. Albert P'Rayan, KCG College of Technology, English, Faculty Member, English for Engineering & Technology, an English Language Teaching (ELT) resource person and Dr. Xavier Pradeep Singh, Department of English, V.O.C. College of Arts and Science, Thoothukudi, (TN) were the resource persons.
The workshop offered hands-on experience on social publishing platforms like face book and Adobe connect, collaborating devices like Google drive, mobile apps like voice thread, creating whatsapp groups as means of language teaching and learning. The experience was limited to only about 40 registered participants from all over India. Rev. Dr. G. Joseph Antony Samy, S.J., Principal, Loyola College and Prof. G. Ramamurthy, Deputy Principal, Loyola College graced the occasion and emphasized that in Loyola college, there is no gap between policy and execution on the ground.
Celebration of WEPRO Day
WEPRO Day was celebrated on March 07, 2016 mainly to showcase the activities planned and carried out by WEPRO members. Along with the regular activities like web updating and press coverage, other innovative accomplishments highlighted on the occasion were Campus News in video format, LAN and Loyola Insider. Officials who had gathered in large number lauded the efforts of the members in giving Loyola, the college of excellence a face lift with innovative ideas like campus news and e-journals. They also wanted the members to set standards for others to follow and take it forward to international level.
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There are just 2% Hindus in Pakistan, and among them is a lady who has created history by becoming the first-ever woman judge in the Muslim-majority nation.
Suman Kumari, however, isn't the first Judge from the Hindu community. Before her, Justice Rana Bhagwandas served as the acting chief justice for short periods between 2005 and 2007.
Here are a few things that you should know about civil judge Suman Kumari:
1) Kumari did her LLB from Hyderabad and then completed her masters in law from Shaheed Zulfikar Ali Bhutto Institute of Science and Technology (Szabist) University, Karachi.
2) She will serve in Qambar-Shahdadkot in Sindh province, which happens to be her hometown as well.
3) In a telephonic interview to a leading news agency, Suman Kumari said that her first and foremost priority is to provide advice and legal assistance to poor people in the backward areas of Sindh province. Her father, Dr Pawan Kumar Bodan, also wants her to give free assistance to the underprivileged, especially from the Hindu community.
4) She is a huge fan of singers Lata Mangeshkar and Atif Aslam
Notably, in 2018, another Hindu woman named Mahesh Kumar Malani made headlines when she became the first non-muslim lady to be elected on a general seat in the National Assembly. What's more interesting is the fact that she was given a ticket by the ruling Pakistan Peoples Party (in Sindh province).


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I never had this big "aha" moment. Faith was never something that hit me like a ton of bricks. Before I found Jesus I was just living day to day not knowing why, but knowing that there is "something" out there that created me for a reason. Prior to getting married, my husband and I began to learn and follow what the Bible says about marriage. This led me to follow Jesus. It is powerful to know that all the sins that I have ever committed and will continue to commit are forgiven. I have changed by allowing myself to be more selfless in my actions. I trust in something I cannot see, but I can see change in my life every day.
I used to live only for myself until I met my wife. She loved me and wanted to marry me. We both came from broken families with plenty of divorces, so it was hard for me to actually believe in marriage. I did some investigating on what marriage actually was and where it came from. I ended up reading the Bible and going to church. I found my Savior and married that girl who I believe saved my life. We have a strong marriage that was built on Jesus as our foundation. I once was lost, but now I see the world much more clearly.
When I was six years old I realized that I was a sinner and I knew that I needed forgiveness. After hearing how Jesus loved me and died for me, I prayed to receive Him as my Savior. I've gone through ups and downs in life, but Jesus' love is the only peace you can truly know. He promises hope in an otherwise hopeless world. Tanya


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Packed file rolls, which are pushed with squeaky wheels over the hospital corridors, overflowing document shelves and with neat handwriting documented care procedures – a rare picture in today's clinics. Digital technology has found its way into many areas of our clinics and care facilities and is playing an increasingly important role in day-to-day clinical work. Due to the constant change, the question arises how the digital hospital of the future might look like.
Status Quo – Care with the help of computers
Modern healthcare facilities are constantly evolving from the classic "pen-and-paper workflows" to digital, automated processes. Patients are registered in the system via health insurance chip cards, doctors create digital diagnoses and various data are recorded by nursing staff via computer, in order to be further processed in the hospital information system, HIS for short. These processes form the basis for digital communication through the connection of disparate systems, allowing automated data management and processing. However, this is not a principle in today's clinics, but rather limited to individual areas. A coexistence of traditional documentation on paper and computer-aided data processing is currently widespread.
Nevertheless, the computer is indispensable in the dayly work of hospital staff. A study by Hans Böckler Foundation confirms that more than 70% of the employees of a clinic regularly use digital technology in the areas of communication, logistics, management, patient care, information and qualification. Among other things, this means that carers, doctors and administrative staff need greater technical know-how and, above all, time in order to cope with the increasing bureaucratization in nursing. The aim of a digital hospital of the future is therefore to implement more effective workflows and automated processes through the use of flexible IT architecture. Thus, the bureaucracy would be reduced and more time will be generated for patient care. But how could this project be realized in the future?
The future of patient care
Digital patient data will make it increasingly easy to create disease images using automated data analysis. These analysis allow a faster and more targeted diagnosis and thus a more effective and timely patient care. However, this requires a comprehensive networking of the involved systems and the integration of various departments and external bodies, such as specialists, rehabilitation centers and nursing homes. The classic, hand-delivered medical reports by the patient themselves, which today often form the basis of communication between doctors, will be replaced by an "all-round networking" of participating systems so information can be reliably provided everywhere and pre-analyzed. The odyssey that patients nowadays often have to take to find a specialist may be a thing of the past.
Networking would also allow data collected in the past to be compared and provide a warning function for increased levels or symptoms. Frequently elevated blood values can thus be the basis for the diagnosis of a metabolic problem. Also conceivable would be the direct networking of external rescue services or medical first aiders. By automatically transferring data to the hospital system, it is possible to make important preparations and decisions for the best possible patient care even before they arrive at the clinic. Various further scenarios would be conceivable in the digital hospital of the future, but first the foundations for the digital transformation have to be set. For this, the focus should be on both the technical and organizational implementation.
The patient in the focus of hospital IT
Administration and nursing processes such as patient registration, work plans or treatment documentation will in future be coupled with the help of a flexible network of different systems. In addition, medical data should be available promptly wherever it is needed. A dynamic communication platform in the form of middleware, which enables secure data transfer and checks authorizations, forms the basis of such a dynamic exchange of information. This ensures that the patient is again the focus of hralthcare and reduces the time required for lengthy documentation and information exchange. The digital platform Orchestra realizes this step with the Healthcare Edition and thus considerably expands the architecture of the existing clinic IT towards the digital hospital.


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To Thomas Jefferson from Timothy Pickering, 1 January 1793
From Timothy Pickering
Genl. Post Office Jany. 1. 1793.
I have received your note of this date. It will certainly be most eligible for the Messenger destined to Georgia to take a passage from New-York in a vessel bound to Savannah or Charleston—perhaps preferably to Charleston, where on his arrival he can find a vessel destined to return to New York by the time he can go to Augusta and get back to Charleston—the trade of Charleston requiring so many more vessels than Savannah. I will give him a letter to the Postmaster at Charleston, who is a very excellent one to render him all necessary aid. Yr. most obedt Servt.
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RC (DNA: RG 59, MLR); at foot of text: "Honble. Thomas Jefferson Esqr."; endorsed by TJ as received 1 Jan. 1793 and so recorded in SJL.
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BBC Review
Live improvisations from experimental heavy-hitters.
Spencer Grady 2010
If the experimental nexus is capable of producing its own superstar power trio, than this is surely it. Between them Christian Fennesz, David Daniell (San Agustin) and Tony Buck (The Necks) – bolstered by a procession of fine releases and endless collaborative forays – have a significant swathe of the avant underground all sewn up. So maybe it shouldn't be altogether surprising that Knoxville is brimming over with bravura displays of improvisational nous. Similarly, it would be hard to find a finer study of the suppression of the ego; each musician's signature sound serving to continually complement, but never saturate, the artistry of the others.
Recorded in February 2009, at the annual Big Ears Festival at the titular American locale, this set documents the first meeting of this triumvirate, whose only prior experience of playing together was during a brief soundcheck moments before. That could explain the slightly tentative opening, as each player searches for an initial foothold. But the timid metallic scrapes and whines quickly fall away to reveal a common language, as Daniell locates a plateau of stability from which to launch a series of arcing salvos (think Loren Connors at his most tempestuous) into the atomised maelstrom generated by Fennesz's vaporous electronics, while Buck rides heavy on the cymbal chatter.
As they ratchet up the energy quotient the trio generates a whirring post-jazz synthesis not dissimilar to that of Norway's Supersilent – another unit whose output is founded upon the bedrock of improvisation. Or maybe even a less primal take on Rangda's uncompromising False Flag LP, but one tailored for the ECM set. Yet, for all that hullabaloo, there are moments during Knoxville where the plaintive subtlety and nuanced phrasing blossoms into unbridled states of bliss, as on the barely-there Antonia, an amorphous near-ambient eulogy channelling convoys of steam through a cavernous subterranean aqueduct.
Feverish whispers suggest these three will joust again. Let us hope that's more than mere talk.
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