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"It's in Dekalb" – the county's slogan aptly describes what the community is all about. Both urban and suburban, with 10% of Atlanta found within its borders, historic Dekalb County offers you the best of both worlds – all the amenities and opportunities of large cities, and the comforting feel of small-town neighborhoods.
Dekalb boasts a wide range of property types – from starter homes and condos to luxury estates. Some of the most affordable homes in Metropolitan Atlanta can be found here amid picture-pretty natural backdrops and bustling urban centers.
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The home of mythical Tara in "Gone with the Wind," Clayton Country is full of historical and cultural attractions while boasting a strong, progressive economy. Industrial parks share space with historical and cultural destinations, giving residents a wealth of employment and recreational opportunities.
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Home to 90% of Atlanta, Fulton County is where you'll find most of the action in this part of Georgia. It boasts a wealth of cultural activities, shopping and dining opportunities, outdoor activities, numerous school options, and so much more. It best exemplifies what living in cosmopolitan Georgia is all about.
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A primary school has the go ahead to build a brand new Early Years Campus (EYC).
On February 9, Falkirk Council granted its own children's services permission to erect the premises on land at Kinnaird Primary School, in McIntyre Avenue, Larbert.
The EYC will allow the removal of a number of mobile classrooms and free up space in the playground.


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AUBURNDALE, FLA. -- The Trine University baseball team concluded its annual spring trip to Florida with a pair of losses against Penn State-Abington, 6-2, and Saint (Pa.) Vincent College, 11-5, in two nine-inning games at Lake Myrtle Park in Auburndale, Fla.
In the game against PSU-Abington, the Nittany Lions took an early lead with three runs in the bottom of the first inning that was highlighted by a two-run double. The two teams remained scoreless until the bottom of the seventh when Abington added two more runs to increase the margin to 5-0.
Trine (4-4) got on the board in the eighth inning when a pair of runs crossed home plate by way of a defensive error with runners on second and third base to pull to within three runs, 5-2. But Abington tacked on an insurance run in its half of the eighth on a hit by pitch with bases loaded to make it a 6-2 game. Senior Zach Schulte (Sterling Heights, Mich./Warren Cousino) got on base in the ninth via a single, but the hit came with two outs already on the board. On the ensuing Thunder at-bat, the Nittany Lions got the game-ending out to preserve the 6-2 final.
Trine ended up with five hits in the game and had one player finish with multiple hits in senior Cale Hall (Orleans, Ind./Orleans) who went two-of-four at the plate. Senior Jacob Heller (Fort Wayne, Ind./Prairie Heights), junior Jake Roddy (Angola, Ind./Angola) and Schulte each recorded a hit. Heller and sophomore Joe Fiorucci (St. Joseph, Mich./St. Joseph) scored the two runs for the Thunder.
Sophomore Adam Wheaton (Kalamazoo, Mich./Hackett Catholic Prep) got the start at pitcher for the Thunder and went six and two-thirds innings allowing five runs, four earned, on six hits and tallied six strikeouts in the loss. Junior Tony Bottone (Fort Wayne, Ind./Bishop Luers) pitched the final inning-and-a-third giving up an unearned run and one hit to go along with a strikeout.
Against Saint Vincent, the two teams played at a back-and-forth pace for the majority of the game. The Bearcats struck first with two runs in the top of the second inning, but Trine got one of the runs back in the bottom of the inning on a wild pitch that allowed Roddy to score from third base.
Both teams swapped runs in the third inning with Trine's run coming on an error by the Saint Vincent catcher as Saint Vincent maintained its one-run lead, 3-2, after three innings of play.
The Thunder grabbed momentum in the bottom of the fifth with a RBI-single by junior Thomas Rivet (Howell, Mich./Hartland) that included another defensive error by the Bearcats that resulted in another Trine run scoring to give the home team a 4-3 lead.
Saint Vincent then took control as the result of eight unanswered runs that included a pair of runs in the sixth that gave the Bearcats the lead for good. Saint Vincent went on to add a run in the seventh, four runs in the eighth and another run in the ninth to extend the deficit to 11-4.
The Trine ninth began with back-to-back outs, but an ensuing double by Rivet would set up a run for the Thunder as Roddy followed with a base hit to score Rivet and narrow the gap to 11-5. Junior Nick Ricci (Hebron, Ind./Crown Point) kept the potential rally going with a single of his own to put runners at first and second. Saint Vincent would then get the final out on an infield groundout to secure the six-run victory, 11-5.
Trine outhit Saint Vincent, 13-8, with Roddy having a game-high three hits in five attempts to go along with a run scored and RBI. Four players ended the game with two hits in Cale Hall, Heller, Rivet and Ricci. Cale Hall finished two-of-four in addition to scoring a run, while Heller, Rivet and Ricci all went two-of-five. Heller also added a run scored and Rivet scored a run and also drove in a run.
Four Thunder pitchers saw action on the mound with sophomore Conner Dove (St. Joe, Ind./Eastside) getting the nod and lasting five-and-a-third innings while giving up five runs, four earned, with three hits and four strikeouts. Dove would end up with a no decision as he was replaced by sophomore Drew Bradford (Huntington, Ind./Whitko) who ended up as the pitcher of record after going an inning while allowing one run on one hit.
Trine is scheduled to play a three-game series against Wittenberg (Ohio) University beginning with a doubleheader on Saturday, Mar. 16 in Springfield, Ohio. The first game is scheduled to begin at noon.


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Alan Walker "Faded"...the number 1 record now features the highly requested Tiesto mixes!
Friday 29th April 2016
Faded (New Mixes)
Release date: TBC Label: Relentless
Alan Walker 'Faded'(Relentless)
100 Million Spotify streams
Northampton-born eighteen-year-oldAlan Walker has dominated the Spotifyand iTunes charts globally with his new single, 'Faded'.
Teaming up with vocalist Iselin Solheim, 'Faded' immediately became a huge hit in the Nordics, gained great popularity among gamers and received over 41 million views on YouTube – impressive numbers that even outweigh Kygo's debut; Growing organically, 'Faded' has made it to the Spotify UK Top 40 without a single radio play. With a history of over 50 million views on YouTube and nearly 70 million streams on Spotify, the 18-year-old British & Norwegian producer is set to become an international star.
Newest addition to the international music scene, Alan will perform his first live show on the 27th February at international sports competition X Games in Oslo, where the world's best snowboarders and skiers will compete. Alan's special 20-minute set will include a unique performance of his hit, 'Faded', a showcase of his new material and will be aired internationally on global cable TV channel ESPN. The event is an exclusive collaboration between the artist, Norwegian TV and ESPN - a memorable, visually impressive performance that will mark the start of Alan's 2016 tour, where he'll perform at major festivals around the world.
And now check out these super hot new mixes which include the highly requsted mixes from TIESTO!!!!
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1. Bring a large pot of salted water to a boil. Cook the pasta according to package directions. Drain, reserving 1/4 cup of the cooking water; set aside.
2. In a very large skillet heat the olive oil over medium-high heat. Add the shrimp, lemon zest, juice, garlic, and crushed red pepper. Cook 1 to 2 minutes or until shrimp is just opaque. Add the peas and continue to coo 3 minutes more. Season with 1/2 teaspoon salt and pepper.
3. Add the pasta to the pan along with the cooking water, if needed, to moisten. Heat through. Top with basil.


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Casey Hudson recently took to a blog post over on BioWare's official site, and while he had some things to say about the company's mission statement being updated, he also touched on how gamers will be able to play Anthem with randoms or with friends online and how players will be able to enjoy their story as a solo player as well.
Furthermore, Hudson feels that Anthem can bring a story that can be experienced with friends or by oneself, and although his proposed formula was met with questions and concerns, he believes that Anthem will be able to tackle both multiplayer and single-player storytelling without being watered down:
"I talked last time about Anthem being "a story you can experience with friends." There were, understandably, some questions and concerns about story in multiplayer. Specifically, "what if I don't want to play with randos?" "What if I don't have friends that I play games with?" And, "I like to be the one making choices in my story—if it's multiplayer, won't the story get watered down?"
As a player, I worry about these things too—which brings us to the last line of our mission: become the hero of your story. In a BioWare game, you should feel like the story is about you. You create your own character, you decide what happens next, and you become the hero. I think the reason people are concerned about whether these things are possible in a multiplayer game is because it just hasn't been solved well before."
Hudson also explained that the team over at BioWare are taking this issue head-on and plan to structure Anthem accordingly to provide a solution for multiplayer and single-player storytelling to be in one game:
"With Anthem we're taking this problem head-on and structuring the entire game design to provide a specific solution for this. We'll be sharing details on how it works very soon. We think it creates a unique experience where you have control over your own story, but your story is set in an ever-changing multiplayer world. And yes, even though Anthem is meant to bring out the best parts of playing as part of an online community, you can choose to play through the story with only your friends, or even on your own."
When Hudson said "we'll be sharing details on how it works very soon," I take it that we'll be hearing about this system and more about Anthem sometime around E3 2018.
With all of that said, it looks like BioWare will be trying to tackle a community-driven multiplayer experience that can tell a story with friends or in a single-player package in a shared world, without the experience feeling watered down. Time will surely tell how all of this will pan out.
EA and BioWare are set to release Anthem for PC, PS4, and Xbox One sometime in March 2019. The full blog post that Casey Hudson posted up can be found over on blog.bioware.com.


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He may be de-horned, but this bull still has an intimidating stare.
We are spending two days photographing cattle, sheep, maize fields, farmers, farm workers and generally everything around the farm for Molatek.
Today was a loooooong day.
Left Pretoria before the sun was up and worked until well after sundown.
Tomorrow we get to start photographing before sunrise and will probably not make it back to Pretoria before sundown.
Lukily the beds at the Vrede Hotel are soft and comfortable. Because my pillow is calling already.


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We are trying to change the appearance of the DotEditPanels window (fonts/colors/etc) and are able to do so for the most part. However, it seems that despite changing the BackColor of the AxDCEDITLib.AxDcedit objects, when we open a batch in datacap desktop, the BackColor of these objects reverts back to the default color. We are able to retain a different font for the objects. Does anyone know if there is a way to prevent this property from being changed back?
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It's been quite awhile since I worked with DotEditPanels. But, if I remember it correctly, some properties of these "derived/implemented" objects can't be changed and some can be changed via different form events, e.g. Open/Enter/etc.
Unfortunately, there's no official documentation on these and other details in DotEditPanels. So, if you really/absolutely want to be certain, you will have to test it out by debugging through all the events, which I did against most of them. But again, I don't remember all the details now.
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Racing hang gliders along the Pacific coastline in Ecuador in constant sea breezes with fabulous views – that's the Canoa Open!
The competition has been on the calendar for an incredible 24 years. Take-off is a pilot-owned launch site called The Nest, at 165m and pilots reach heights of up to around 600m. It's all about low-to-the-ground speed flying. There's no airspace to worry about and you can land on the beach.
The Moyes Team Challenge aims to introduce hang glider pilots to flying the Forbes flatlands in Spring conditions, under the guidance of an experienced team leader.
Tasks will be set and pilots will learn about weather conditions, instruments and more. The evenings will be spent reinforcing that knowledge around a good ole Aussie barbie.
It costs $150 to enter. It's an aerotow comp and tows are an additional $30 each. There is the possibility for pilots to gain their aerotow rating during the event.
To apply, email Vicki, firstname.lastname@example.com and include, your name, HGFA#, Hours, Glider, Experience.
The 2020 Forbes Flatlands Hang Gliding Championship 2020 takes place at the Bill Moyes International Airport at the beginning of January.
A practice day on 3 January will be followed by eight competition days starting 4 January.
Launch is by aerotow (the aerotow is organised by Mr Bill Moyes himself), so pilots must be aerotow qualified and bring their own tow release and bridle. HGFA membership is compulsory.
The entry fee is $350 before 7 November, $400 before 7 December, $450 at registration. An aerotow feee of $450 covers unlimited tows and 10 days' club and site fees.
Register at forbesflatlands.com
The New Zealand Hang Gliding Nationals are to be held at Murchison on New Zealand's South Island, from 23 January – 1 February 2020.
It's the same site they used last year, when pilots enjoyed "a phenomenal week of flying with five tasks flown". It offers 360-degree take-offs and is situated "bang in the middle" of the east and west coasts. Easy landings at the foot of the mountain and plenty of good out-landing opportunities mean the site lends itself well to competitions.
The hang gliding World Championships is all set for 19 April – 1 May 2020 at Wilotree Park in Groveland, Florida.
It comprises:
- 2nd FAI World Hang Gliding Championships Sport Class
- 14th FAI Women's World Hang Gliding Championships
- 9th FAI World Hang Gliding Championships Class 5
- 1st FAI World Hang Gliding Championships Class 2
It's flatland flying, and the entry fee includes the Wilotree Park fee. Flymaster trackers will be provided for the live tracking.
More information on Airtribune
The first FAI Pan-American Championships and 2020 Pan-Americans are to be held at Big Spring, Texas from 2-14 August 2020.
The site is renowned for big tasks, smooth thermals, unrestricted landing areas, easy retrieval on multiple roads and consistent cu's. The air-conditioned head quarters, hangar for setup, free water and ice cream will make life so much easier and more pleasant!
The comp will be live tracked, with Flymaster trackers provided.
The Championships are a USHPA and CIVL sanctioned Category 1 competition; USHPA NTSS and CIVL WPRS points will be awarded.
The Pan-Americans are Category 2 sanctioned; USHPA NTSS and CIVL WPRS points will be awarded.
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The Pan American Championships is an aerotow hang gliding competition set to take place in Big Spring, Texas – billed by organisers as "the finest cross-country hang gliding competition site in the World" – in August 2020.
Organisers say Big Spring is synonymous with big tasks, smooth thermals, unrestricted landing areas, easy retrieves, consistent 1pm cumulus development, air-conditioned HQ, a hangar for set-up and free water and ice cream. And records, of course.
Pilots must be at least temporary USHPA members to take part in the competition, and must hold the equivalent of IPPI5 rating, and be aerotow proficient.
Entry fees are $550 per pilot plus tow fees of $900 (for 11 – 12 days).
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Beatsource is one of the cooler online media sources operating these days. In their words:
"Beatsource is the world's first legal, online digital retailer specializing in the global sound of urban music. Beatsource allows DJs and their fans access to premium-encoded formats that match the professional performance quality standards of the world's leading sound systems."
In laymen's terms? This a great place to be find that rare digital copy of your favorite dub, soul, hip-hop, reggae, er, urban-style of music cut you've been searching out for years and years. These good folk jive just right with our hefty selection of bad-ass reissues and they, and us, celebrated this love with a great label spotlight.
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Wednesday, January 2, 2008
a yelllow rose
acrylic on canvas
Here is the my new project. For the month of january I'll be making new artwork everyday and making a video blog. I have an opening at Barista coffee house email@example.com. So I'll put paintings up everyday as well as showing my vlog on a portable dvd player. I'm so excited.
Posted by Eric T. Francis at 2:12 PM
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- Surani said...
lovely darling..... very well done
- January 3, 2008 at 9:07 PM
- Doris Glovier said...
Eric, the videos are really fun to watch. The kitty appearing in the background is definitely the hightlight, though. Glad you left it in the clip.
- January 4, 2008 at 7:28 AM
- Eric T. Francis said...
Thanks doris..... you got to love the kitty
- January 4, 2008 at 1:49 PM
I love the new video documentary you've added!
It has given me an entirely new perspective of the time and energy that goes into creating art. WOW!!!!!!!!!!
I played the video clips simultaneously; hearing you speak in the background while I scrolled up and down the page looking at the progression of your work sort of gave me a glimpse into the thought process and inner workings of your mind. Brilliant
Can't wait to see what you come up with next.
- January 6, 2008 at 1:33 PM
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e-newsletters in present business scenario
Importance of sending e-letters
In the present world, competition is doubly increasing. Every organization has to strive harder to be able to be in the field and prosper beyond expectations. Many of the organizations adopt marketing techniques which duly help them in enhancing their brand / product popularity etc. Whenever there is a question of advertising then there anyhow comes up the question of how much lesser one can spend in order to get more and more in return? Yes, it is truly an important question which is on mind of every entrepreneur.
It is a fact that today costs which are involved in advertising are very higher. Not all the business owners can be able to spend dollars and dollar for the sake of marketing. There can be certain business owners who may not have the required budget. They may not be able to spend more. Business owners who already have got success in their field can spend more money without any second thought but if you are just a new organization and you are just struggling to continue and prosper in strictly demanding competition then it is needed that you streamline your marketing processes. You need to find such marketing strategies which can bring you good results and do not even cost you much.
Email Marketing – A boon for business owners
Email marketing is a boon to many of the business owners who are looking for high returns on their low investment. Yes, even if you spend low on marketing through email then you can expect to get more in returns. Many of the business owners adopt this form of marketing for the purpose of getting in touch with their prospective customers or sometimes to be able to inform customers of everything related to their business which can be intriguing for their customers. Email Marketing is one of the best forms of marketing which can be utilized in order to gain success beyond your expectations.
What business owners need to focus on when they zero in on sending email news letters to their prospective customer or their subscribers?
It should be said here today many of the business owners prefer to send email newsletters in order to reach out to their prospective customers but still they do not actually get to the level of success they have surmised or dreamed of. There can really be many reasons why they do not get to their desired goal even though they send newsletters regularly to their clients. Here, we are going to talk about a few things related to how you should write a perfect email letter when you would like to get success through it.
How to write smartly smarter email newsletters?
First thing that you should keep in your mind is this that you will have to send newsletters to your customers only when you really have got something which can really blooms up the interests of your customers. Often, it happens that many of the marketing professionals do not focus on what email newsletter they are sending (Even if there is no information to be shared then also they try to present the same old, insipid information in a new way and try to lure the customers to get back to their website for more details etc). Well, this should not be done. This should strictly be avoided. If you are looking for some good results out of your every email campaign you run then it is crucial that you should focus on what you need to focus on otherwise you may not be able to get the expected results.
To get smarter newsletters get help of the best copy writers
First, always try to get the help of the expert professionals. Take help of the expert copy writers or content writers who can write perfectly well. Your newsletter shall not just be about news only it shall be enough good to attract the email receivers and make them take services from you or reply to you for more information. An expert content writer who has an art of persuasion can really make your piece of news (that you would like to share with your customers) more entertaining and convincing.
What shall you concentrate on while crafting content for the newsletters?
There can be a number of things that you will have to focus on when you are crating the content for your newsletters but some of the major points are given below:
- When you are writing a newsletter then you will have to first think of whether what you are going to write will impress readers or not.
- Be very selective when you are writing.
- Try to be as simple in presentation as possible.
- Try to make use of simpler words, words which can be understood even by an average-knowledgeable person.
- Try not to be very fishy or tricky or deceptive.
- Be very clear in what you would like to say or offer or present etc.
- It should be free from any grammatical errors or typos (cross check everything before sending news letters to your customers).
Why send e-letters to the prospective customers / subscribers?
This question can be better answered by putting a counter question like how to gain success in one's business? Yes, it can really be better answered that way. See, every business owner have certain aims. They would like to gain success as sooner as they can. They may have aspirations to see themselves to be at the position which they dream of. But in order to get success, sometimes, the factor of investment comes in to play a very important role. Business owners, who can spend, can really spend more on advertisement and can gain success in their business but those who can't afford more need to take every step very carefully. If you are running any business and you want not to spend more then you can simply opt for it. Send e-letters or e-newsletters to build relationship with your prospective customers or subscribers. When they come to know more about you then they may begin to trust you and may begin to take services only from.
How sending e-letters or e-newsletters can help business owners in gaining success?
It is always a good thing to keep your prospective customers or your subscribers informed about what new offers or products you have for them. It is, in fact, crucially indispensable to be in touch with your customers from time-to-time. For the same purpose of keeping your customers informed and making your customers more and more YOURS you need to send them e-letters which doesn't even cost much.
- Sending e-newsletters, you can have an opportunity to enhance interactive-level with your prospective customers or your subscribers.
- Sending e-letters, you can keep your customers informed of what offers you are running for them or what they can get at the discounted prices etc.
- Subscribers or the prospective customers feel happy when you send newsletters announcing of what benefits they may get etc.
- Your subscribers or the prospective customers will get the chance to know more about your company or organization.
- Conversion rate can be higher.
- Increase in traffic to your website can directly or indirectly lead to more number of sales.
Investment-return ratio can let you know more of the profits you have earned etc.
How to find out good "email newsletter services" companies?
Most of the organizations are often in search of the companies which can help them in going on with their newsletter marketing tasks. There can be many organizations which are constantly in search of the best service providers who can provide effective email newsletters marketing services for them. If you are the one who is seriously in search of the professional e-newsletter service providers then you need to concentrate on a few things which follows now before you decide to take the services from them.
- Google a bit to get in touch with the most renowned service providers.
- Yes, Google a bit to know of who can help you in carrying out the tasks related to sending newsletters to your customers.
- When you find any of the best service providers then get to know more about them by sending email to them asking for more information (a good company always make a call or reply to the customers instantly).
- Enquire about how their newsletter marketing services can help you or what they charge for their services etc.
- Get to know something about their clientele as well.
- Look for the testimonials on their website.
- Try to know more about their software (email marketing software which they have).
- Before you decide to take the services from them it is necessary that you ask for a demo.
- A demo will help you know more about what you can do with their email marketing software or how can it be helpful to you in sending e-letters or e-newsletters to your customers etc.
- A good company always gives its prospective clients a chance to try their services for free. So, always try to look for that option. If you get the chance to make use of their software for free without any charges then it is always wiser that you say yes" to it.
- A trial version will help you know more about their software, you can know more about what features it has. You will come to know of how it can be helpful to you in tracking everything about the email marketing campaigns you are running etc.
- Only when you are satisfied with the trial version then you can go for the paid version.
- Look for the best support services as well.
- During the trial period itself you can come to know of how their support services are etc.
- Remember, this that getting services from a company which can provide on time support services is really important.
What services do users love?
On your opinion what services do you use for email marketing?
Top Email Marketing Companies
- Send Better Email | MailChimp
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Tramadol is a centrally acting analgesic with a unique, dual mechanism of action, within the central nervous system (CNS). It exerts agonistic properties at opiate receptors and interferes with neurotransmitter reuptake. Tramadol also binds weakly to µ-opiate receptors, blocking pain signal transmission to brain. Tramadol has been effective in controlling post-operative pain, but is not suitable as an adjunct to anesthesia because of low sedative properties.
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Tramadol is a centrally acting analgesic with a unique, dual mechanism of action, within the central nervous system (CNS). It exerts agonistic properties at opiate receptors and interferes with neurotransmitter reuptake. Tramadol also binds weakly to µ-opiate receptors, blocking pain signal transmission to brain. Tramadol has been effective in controlling post-operative pain, but is not suitable as an adjunct to anesthesia because of low sedative properties.
Pharmacological Class: Opioid analgesic
- Moderate to Severe Pain
- Pain
- Acute Musculosketetal Pain
Pharamcological Action
Tramadol is a centrally-acting opioid analgesic. Although its mode of action is not completely understood, from animal tests, at least two complementary mechanisms appear applicable: binding of parent and M1 metabolite to μ-opioid receptors and weak inhibition of reuptake of norepinephrine and serotonin. Opioid activity is due to both low affinity binding of the parent compound and higher affinity binding of the O-demethylated metabolite M1 to μ-opioid receptors. The relative contribution of both tramadol and M1 to human analgesia is dependent upon the plasma concentrations of each compound. Tramadol is known to inhibit reuptake of norepinephrine and serotonin in vitro, as some other opioid analgesics. These mechanisms may contribute independently to the overall analgesic profile of tramadol.
- Adult dose: 50 to 100 mg orally every 4 to 6 hours as needed for pain
- Pediatric dose: 1 to 2.5 mg/kg orally every 8 hours as needed for pain
Tramadol absorption is found to be 34% ±34. Volume of distribution is found to be 2.7 l/kg and plasma protein binding is 20%. Renal Excretion accounts for 30% (unchanged) 60% (as metabolite) and plasma half life is 6.3 hours.
- Contraindicated in patients who are hypersensitive to opioids.
- Contraindicated in situations where opioids are contraindicated including acute intoxication with any of the following: alcohol, hypnotics, centrally acting analgesics, opioids or psychotropic drugs. It may worsen CNS and respiratory depression in these patients.
- Concomitant use of tramadol and MAO inhibitors (or within 14 days following discontinuation of such therapy) is contraindicated.
Drug Interactions
- Concomitant administration of CYP2D6 and/or CYP3A4 inhibitors, such as quinidine, fluoxetine, paroxetine and amitriptyline (CYP2D6 inhibitors), and ketoconazole and erythromycin (CYP3A4 inhibitors), may reduce metabolic clearance of tramadol increasing the risk for serious adverse events including seizures and serotonin syndrome.
- Patients taking carbamazepine may have a significantly reduced analgesic effect of tramadol hydrochloride.
Side effects
Common (affecting between 1 in10 to 1 in 100)
- Abdominal problems (diarrhea, constipation, nausea, or stomach pain)
- Depression
- Skin problems (itchiness, rash, or sweating)
- General aches and pains in the muscles and joints
Uncommon (affecting 1 in 100 to 1 in 1000)
- Swollen joints
- Weight changes
- Severe headaches
- Falling down
- Confusion
- Severe cough
Very rare (affecting less than 1 in 10,000)
- Blisters under the skin
- Blood in the urine
- Chest pain
- Convulsions
- Seizures
- Darker urine
- Fainting
- Numbness in the extremities
- Yellowed eyes or skin
- In patients with pre-existing kidney disease, liver disease, seizure disorder, lungs disease, history of drug dependency or have any allergy.
- During pregnancy or lactation
- When taking medications such as tranquilizers, hypnotics or other opiate containing analgesics
- In patients with acute abdominal conditions undergoing clinical assessment
Clinic Evidence
- Tramadol is a centrally acting analgesic which is structurally related to codeine and morphine. It provides postoperative pain relief comparable to pethidine. The analgesic efficacy of tramadol can be improved by combination with a non-opioid analgesic. It is an effective and well tolerated agent to reduce pain resulting from trauma, renal or biliary colic and labour. It is also used for managing chronic pain of malignant or nonmalignant origin, particularly neuropathic pain. Tramadol produces less constipation and dependence than equianalgesic doses of strong opioids.
- Tramadol efficacy for managing moderate to severe postoperative pain has been demonstrated in both inpatients and day surgery patients. Unlike other opioids, tramadol has no clinically relevant effects on respiratory or cardiovascular parameters. It may prove particularly useful in patients with poor cardiopulmonary function, including elderly, obese and smokers, in patients with impaired hepatic or renal function, and in patients in whom nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs) are not recommended or need to be used with caution. Parenteral or oral tramadol has proved to be an effective and well tolerated analgesic agent in the perioperative setting.
- Tramadol is effective in different types of moderate-to-severe acute and chronic pain, including neuropathic pain, low back pain, osteoarthritis pain and breakthrough pain. It also causes fewer opioid-type adverse effects like, nausea, drowsiness, vomiting, dry mouth and constipation. Although trials in literature demonstrate immune-stimulating effects of tramadol, there are also trials suggesting immunosuppressive effects that are lesser than morphine. Owing to its pharmacological properties, tramadol is more appropriate than NSAIDs for patients suffering from gastrointestinal and renal problems. Besides its proven clinical efficacy, tramadol is a safe drug as respiratory depression, cardiovascular side effects, drug abuse and dependence are of minor clinical relevance, unlike some other opioids.
- Grond S1, Sablotzki A. Clin Pharmacokinet. 2004;43(13):879-923.
- Scott LJ1, Perry CM. Drugs. 2000 Jul; 60(1):139-76.
- Keskinbora K1, Aydinli I. Agri. 2006 Jan; 18(1):5-19.
- Drug Information System


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Joshua, Day 16
Scripture: Joshua 18
Observation: After the Israelites finally control the Promised Land, they all gathered at Shiloh and set up the tabernacle, where God's presence dwelled.
Application: I love the feeling of coming home. There's nothing like visiting my parents house – the place I grew up and always call "home" despite not living there for the last decade – because I know exactly what to expect. The pantry is always stocked with Honey Nut Cheerios and the fridge with food, the coffee pot is always automatically set for 6 a.m., and there is always the faint smell of the local paper mill lingering in the air. (PS – It's the grossest smell, but it's the smell of home.) And I've noticed that the longer I'm gone, the more comforting it seems to be.
The Israelites must have experienced similar elation at the idea of coming home, a home they had only heard about, following generations of exile and wandering. They staked their claim – and then they set up the tabernacle, the place of God's presence.
"Now that the land was under Israelite control, the entire community of Israel gathered at Shiloh and set up the Tabernacle." (v. 1)
At Shiloh, they found a home, a place to worship the One who was their home, their refuge, their comforting place.
Here's the thing about home: eventually, you learn to carry it with you, no matter where you go. It's not just a place; it's a feeling and a certainty.
Generations later, God's presence was no longer refined to the tabernacle, the formal place where priests met with God to sacrifice on behalf of the people. Through Christ Jesus, the veil was torn. His presence is now alive in us – whatever we do and wherever we go.
"And Christ lives within you, so even though your body will die because of sin, the Spirit gives you life because you have been made right with God." – Romans 8:10
He made his home in us. We are no longer lost. We are not wanderers. We are free, and we are bound by faith to our loving, gracious, everywhere God.
Prayer: God, thank you for the gift of your Son Jesus, for allowing us to experience your presence everyday, no matter where we are. We praise you today. Amen.


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PLYTHEVILLE <ARX.) COURIER iATURDAY, JULY M, i*M Stevenson: Rarely Have Democrats Nominated Men Who Didn't Want Job (Editor's Note: This M Ihe first oJ a flve-pirt scries on the We of Adlftt E. Stevenson of Illinois, IJem- ocr»Mc nominee for president. The writer Is Koger F. Lane, Associated Press staff writer In the «Ute capital, Springfield.) By ROCKR F. I.ANE (Advance) SPRINGFIELD, HI,, Wl—In choosing Adlnl Ewlng Stevenson, Democrats bestowed their presidential nomination on n man who many times said he didn't want It. Rarely has a national political convention given Its top honor to a truly reluctant candidate. That this was done In Chicago lends credence to a. handful of prophets who all along have seen the balding, 52-year-old governor of Illinois as « kind of prairie Roosevelt, a man of destiny. He has statesmanlike qualities— an incisive mind, vision, courage, eloquence nnd great powers of conciliation. He has polttir.il sex appeal, too, this man of the rich, intimate voice tinged with an Ivy League accent. It is primarily his radio personality— attractive on TV as well- that evokes comparison with the Inte FDR. His aristocratic background and personal charm arc other points of resemblance. Stevenson makes a pleasant but not a striking appearance. He is 6 feet 9 Inches tall, weiglu 180 pounds and bulges a bit at the middle despite occasional tennis and golf. His brown hair has thinned and leceded. heightening a freckled forehead. His noso Is slightly bent. Blue eyes that twinkle and a broad, mobile mouth often broken In n smile are his most appealing features. He dresses conservatively but not stuffily. He likes to wear n brown tweed sports jacket, odd trousers and striped shirts at his olfice in the executive mansion. On the hottest days, h» removes his tie, peels otf his coat nnd unbuttons hlB collar. What, then, propelled this man of rather ordinary looks nnd VmbUs to the treahhold of the highest office In the land? 1MB Win Wai nig The biggest single Impetus was ttie smashing 1018 political victory that vaulted Stevenson Into the governor's chair of the country's fourth larflest state In his first bid for elective office. He won by 572.000 votes, an Illinois record. But back of that was an impres elve trouble shooting career in fed eral appointive posts nnd one o those significant incidents tha loom large when history la written. In 1943, Stevenson was In Italy as head of a politico-economic mission by appointment of President Roosevelt. The ravages of World War n, still raging, were on every hand. Reading Stare and Stripes, the ' TJ. S. Army newspaper, his feelings ^•ere stirred one day by n story about a public opinion poll In the United States. Not in Public Life Seven of 10 parents polled said called for a "government eonse- crntcd lo plain talk, hard worlc and prairie horse sense." As a political novice, Stevenson had comparatively few strong par- ly ties and Installed Republicans in some key positions. The major achievements of his administration were voted by one legislature controlled by Republicans in both branches, and a second under divided Republican- Dctnocratic control. I'olUlc.s Kuns In Family Politics runs in Stevenson's family. His great-grandfather was Jesse W. Fell. Illinois pioneer, abolitionist and a close friend and backer of Abraham Lincoln for irestdent. His paternal grandfather was Ice president of the United Slates from 1893 to 1887 under Grover Cleveland. His father was an Illinois secretary of stale. This heritage also accounts for keen sense of public duty in Adlnl, whose given name comes from the 51d Testament and is thought to ncan "The Just." (Adlal Is pro lounccd "ad-lay," with the accent in the first syllable.) Although reared in the heart o he Illinois corn country, Stevenson was horn in California. The date wns Feb. 5, 1900. His birth came during a brief stay of his family Blytheville Man Killed by Train At Coloma, Mich. Word was received today of the death of Howard B. Sawyers, 31, of Blytheville, who was killed at Coloma, Mich., Sunday when he vas struck by a train while walk- ilf along a railroad track. The son of Mrs. Huby Sawyers of Blytheville, he had been a resident of Blytheville for the past 20 years. Services were conducted Tuesday at Coloma with burial there. Survivors Include his mother; five brothers, James. Paul, Kay, Billy and Robert; nnd a sister, Mrs. Louise Abies. He was a veteran of World War II. The family Shah Receives New Cabinet TEHRAN, Iran (IT) — Premier Mohammel Mossadegh presented his new cabinet to the Shah today retaining for himself the key post of minister of war. The post gives hiin life and death control over the armed forces nnd the final decision on maintaining a U. S. military mission, on Iranian soil. The nKed nnd ailing premier now wields more power thnn ever before. He had resigned July 10 when Shnh Mohammed ROM Pahlevi refused to appoint him to head the war ministry. FLEAHOPPERS (Continued from PnKC 1) , look or blasted pin-point sqimrrs [f these nre present along \vitl: the ranged terminal leaf symptom, the blasted squares cnn ho safely attributed to fleahoppers," Mr. Carter said. However, the assistant county agent pointed out that the tran- ishcd nnd rapid plnnt bugs may nnd do cause the same type damage and .symptoms but control for plant bugs Is the snme as for fleahoppers. Mr. Cnrter identified the cotton fleahoppcr a» being pale green in color with small reddish brown dots. The adult is about one-seventh of an Inch in length and Is winged. The young are siunller and wing- He said that In cotton, llcahop- pcrs usually nre found In the terminal buds hut often on or under leaves. By looking closely In terminals plus shaking the plant, nnc observing t\\ei ndilils fly will give sotnc idea at. to the number uf flen- hoppcrs present. Control of flcnhopeprs is compar ativcl yeasy. Mr. Carter said. A general rule for determining when a population nf Ilcnhopiiers in heavy enough to Justify control measures Is when 25 flcnhoppcrs are found to that also be considered. Mr. Cnrter snlt! thnt cotton flca- wlth "letif- on the Pnclfic Coast. Ills parent left the permanent family, res idcnce in the Midwest so Adtol' father. Levtls Green Stevenson could bolster hi.s health. Mines Were Managed For a while, Lewis Slevenson managed Arizona gold and copper mines for Phoebe Apperson Hearst whose deceased husband, Sen. George Hearst, had been n Washington friend of the first Adlal E. Stevenson when he wns vice President. From this employment .cwls Stevenson went lo Los An- .jeles. young Adlal's birthplace, as assistant business manager of the Examiner. The newspaper wns a properly ol the late William Randolph Hearst, famed publisher and n son of the senator. The family migrated bnok to Its seat, BioominKton, III., within Ihe year. While his fnlher irmnaged farms, young Adlnl grew to boyhood, He had one sister, Elizabeth, who was two years older, and no brothers. During those years. Adlal acquired a reputation for good deportment. He developed into serious, sensitive Ind. His mother, Helen Davis Stevenson,, gave him lessons In their large, comfortable home until Ad- lal was nine. She read to her chil- Ircn from the novels of Charles ) 1 c k o n s, William Makepeace rhnckcray and Sir Walter Scott and told stories from Greek myth olosy. Imprint Shnws Through Tills Instruction left a lllernr imprint that shows through todny the eloquence of his speeches Stevenson's father wns doltii well, nnd took his family soul! In the winter nnd to Clmrlevolx an informal Michigan resort 01 Lake Michigan. In the summer. In 1912. the family went nbroai and Adlnl attended classes in Lausanne, Switzerland. Three years cnrlier he had begun formal schooling in Bloomington. Because Adlai, then 9, wns out of step with youngsters bent to the routinesonnnr, frictions resulted. Adlal has a "glass" nose and it wns broken three times in kid fights. It Is still out of alignment. is now visiting a brother, Paul J. Snwyers, 81L North Orchard, Dowaglac, Mich. MISSCO 4-H (Continued from.Page 1) of fate. Durinf! the contest, a shower of rain blew up and during the rain Jim wn.s required to back a tractor- pulled foil! 1 wheel trailer into imn^lnnry shed on n sloping course The rain caused the trailer to slide costing (lie I.e:iehvi!!<3 youth 15 points and first place. Glen Brarkctt of West Ridge was ho one of the eitfht tractor driv- K confe?.t:mts to reach the finals. In a/Ulttion to his nvronomy demonstration honor, Hilly Lutes fll l o avc an ntstamllng nerformnnce In he talent contest with a pinno so- o. One MiS'Usslopl County 4-H'rr, 'red AbljotL of Yarbro. served as nnstor of ceremonies for the clt- zonship ccromony which wns held Wednesday night. Jo Alice McOtilre of Ynrbro. state »ng lender, presided over the mu<i- i( nl sessions nnd received favorable comment from the camp officials. .South Mississippi County youths .tending (lie camp were: Shirley Heard. Mauline Woodward of Keiser; Mable I.vnn Crook, Billy Lutes nnd Billy Wayne nun- can of Burdette: Mary Ann Bean. Sue Nenl. Wvmla! Holland. Bobby Ward and Alton AuplinK of Dyess: Olen Brnckctt and J. B. iV f'tan of West Ridge nnd W. L. Gilksple of North Mississippi County youths attending the camp were: Jo Alice McGulre. Laura Alllce Hnmby. Linda Bunch nnd Fred AD bott of Ynrbro: Barbara ?*renrh Bobbye Jean Byrd, and Jim Tnylor of Lenchvllle: Robert Earl Davis. Qnsnfllr Fred Veach. Blvthevlllc nnd Donnld Hodge of Promised Lnnd. 100 terminals but he added several other factors should hoppers are often confused "Think ot It." Stevenson said lat- j «r. "Boys could suffer and die in their cold, muddy, bloody campaign for the things we believe in taut parents didn't want their children to work for those same things. "I decided then that II I ever had ft chance I'd go into public life." Ever since, Stevenson has drummed on the subject. He has called politics "the noblest career anyone can choose." He made it clenr he wasn't talking about shoddy, even corrupt ward practices on election day, or blind, vengeful parllsanship. People nre "sick nnd tired" of old fashioned political fencing, he says, nnd don't cnre much nuoul party labels. He contends they want "honest, sincere, courageous performance," and that if they don't get it, they'll change mnnngers. He tried to give substance lo these expressions in organizing nnd directing Ihe state Administration in 1919. At the outset, he (The second article, ncvl Mmi- dny, will .cover Stevenson's career up to World War II.) Neqro Depths Lerov Smith they didn't want their boys to enter i "sharpshooters or ordinary nnSlr life I homiL-rs', which do no chimnge. p ' .... i . ThR sharpshooter Ls shnpecl .sonic- what like a pva^liopper. beinp .wlcl- cemetery. Home est just back of UiR heart nnd tap- i n r bnrge, crins lo n point. Its wln'zs nre folcl-| jj c (j ro \ v iieil July 20 nt Sudden rtl to form n rUlc.c down the bnrk | liflkr like n gnbte roof nuher than hclnR tint like the cotton flenlsoppcr and Texans Scolding Primary Today DALLAS, TCX. *i—Tcxnns vote Lodny in n Demorrnlic primary election on a successor to U.S. Senator Tom Connally ami to fill state offices Troiri the governorship on down. Also nt stake nre 12 seats In the U.S. House of Representatives. DEMOCRATS (Continued from Pag« 1> start revamping its organization today by naming a new national chairman to replace Frank E. McKinney, Campaign Keynoted The Illinois governor, whose bandwagon rolled over Kefauver and Russell in tense convention balloting after W. Averell Harri man of New Yorlc had withdrawn keynoted his own campaign in his acceptance speech early today. "More important than winning the election Is govcring the tion," lie toid the Democrats so! einnly. "That is the test of a pollti cal party—the acid, final test, 'When the lunniU and the shout ing die, when the bands ore gene and the lights are dimmed, ther is the slurk reality of responsihi !ty in' an hour haunted by thos yaunt, ^ilm specters of strife, di.s srm.slon and materialism at horn nnd ruthless, inscrutable and hos tile power abroad-" Assert in^ that the "bloodies most turbulent a«e ol the Chrlstin era is far from over, Stevenso declared: "Sacrifice, patience, undersiani Ing and implacable purpose ma be our lot for years to come. Let face it. Let's talk sense to t: American people." Glowing Promises Omitted It was not the IIMKII recital Klo'.ving promises of the futu and laudatory references to t party's past record expected fro most nominees. Stevenson said he expects t Republicans will call the Den crats nppeasers, the war party, | reactionary and socialistic. But lie | ^' said he Is not worried about GOP cries of "throw the rascals out." "I am not too much concerned with partisan denunciation, epithets and abuse." he said, "because the working m->n, the farmer, (he thoughtful business man, all know they are better off than ever before ..." The nominee praised the Demo- cats for threshing out their convention differences "without calling each other liars and thieves" us he saiil the Republicans had tione in proving here two weeks ago that their party was "brutally nlive." Without naming the general directly, Stevenson said Eisenhower is "a leader whom we all respect but who Ims been c:^led upon to minister to a helpless case of political schizophrenia (spHt personality)" in attempting 'to hold the Republican party together. Sen. A. S. (Mike) Monroney of Oklahoma, not nn original Stevenson booster, told reporters he believed it was "the greatest nccept- nnce sneceh ever given." Monroney said he thought Stevenson hac "the Roosevelt touch." Talk I.s a Contrast UN Plans Stand On 2 Key Hills Olt Here's How the States Voted On Convention's Third Ballot CONVENTION HALL, Chicago, Democratic National Convention General Soys 'Old Baldy' and T-BcW Must Be Retained SEOUL, Korea W) — A U. S. rout line general today indicated Is troops would make a die-hard ,and against any Chinese drive control two Korean atdy and T-Bone. Mai. Gen. James Clyde Fry, corn- lander of the U. S. Second Divi- lonj said he could not let the Chiese win more ground there. "You let him push you off one iill/ J Fry told newsmen, "tomor- ow he pushes you off another." He declared "as a piece of ground" L was not worth the price but as a matter of policy" it wns, "There's a limit to how far you can allow yourself to be pushed." Fighting there slacked off, but :hrough the night artillery roared to keep the Reds 'buttoned up.' Return fire was light. Chinese holt: Ihe crest of Old Baldy. Americans have a foothold on 1U southeasl tip Second Division troops soHdifiet Trr'tinns at the bottom of T-Boue Hill after repulsing Chinese yesterday. July M im— Here Is the tabulation by states or the third ballot at the 'Cotton Belt Day' Set in Arkansas Oov. Sid McMath has issued a proclamation setting wide Sept, 30 as "Cotton Belt Anniversary Day" In Arkansas in honor of the St. Lou is-South western Railway Company. On that day, the Cotton Belt ailroad will be celebrating it* 15th nniversary. Noon ceremonies will e held at points along the rall- oad In Arkansas on Oct. 1, the ac- ual anniversary date. It was on Oct. 1. 1877, that the irst link in the present-day CotLoi Belt system became operational. Two from Missco Attend Health Meet M rs. Franc es Ga m m ill of U Mississippi County Tuberculosis As sociation and John Mayes, count sor of schools, yesterday at tended the Dunklin County Work shop of Health Services for Chil drcn of School Age. The full-day session Include talks, group discussions and a fts fry. Ainong speakers for the ever was Roy L. Ashabrnnnei 1 , assistant super intend ant of schools at Ma- Manila. STEEL IN' THE CHANCERY COURT FOR THE CHICK AS.\WI'.A DISTRICT OF MISSISSIPPI COUNTY, ARKANSAS Lillie May Crew, Ptf . vs. No. 12.119 Robert Lee, Crew, Dft. WARNING ORDER The defendant, Robert Lee Crew is hereby warned lo appear within thirty (30) days in the court named in the caption hereof and answer the complaint of the plaintiff, Lil- lle May Crews. Dated this 18th day of July. 1952, Harvey Morris. Clerk By Anita Sykes. D.c. H. G. Partlow, ntty. for ptf. Percy A. Wright, atty. ad litem. 7-I9-26?8.2-9 (Continued from Page I) last night were in total disagree mcnt over a snag In the ore situa tion, The union said ore companie which did not sign the, White Hous memorandum of agreement wer holding out for terms unacceptab to the union. Completeness Sought The mining companies said th union was insisting on working o fairly complete contract laguag before sending back-to-work notic not only in the ore mines, but the steel mills too. Federal officials said actual co tract writing with the various coi panics was not Intended to ho p the strike's end. There appeared to be no real j ear that the White House agreement and its ratification by the inion's policy committee would not sooner or later get production ;oing. But officials said they were afraid no new steel would be loured over the week end. Steel stocks throughout the na:ion have practically evaporated luring the long strike. The steel famine already has shut down a vital 105-mm. shell plant and has cut off delivery of some critical parts for the FSB Sabre jet fighter. Funeral services for Lcroy Smith 37. will be conducted nt 11 a.m. tomorrow in the True LIsht Baptist Church with burial In the Mt. Zlon Funeral Home is the plnnl bus?' RITZ THEATRE Manila, Ark. He reminded farmers thnl Ihe county agent's office is at nil times available In helping formers identify insects and determining Insect damage In fields. Gene Guinn. a University of Arkansas entomologist, is doing ttcld work In Mississippi County this .summer nnd cnn be contacted through the county agent's office. BBiViM^HMiit3«3X»^a»HM*> N E W Air Conditioned By Refrigeration "Your Community Cenler" MANILA, ARK. iMiilinecs Sal. & Sun. Phone5S SATURDAY 'ARIZONA COWBOY' with Rex Allen SAT. OWL SHOW "QUEEN FOR A DAY" I ;iilh I Sri Id \\ in John Ashworth SUN.-MON.-TUES. JOHN Heicn Robert Hayes Walker Surviving or his wife, Nlnn Smith >r Ulythcvillc; his mother, Willie ?nthey of Memphis; nnd Uvo fcs- ers. Rnthic Story nn<l LiKic Lnnc ol Memphis. Orders for B-36 Stopped by U.S. WASHINGTON f/7>) — The Force hs sliut otf Us orders U-;JG heavy bombers. Deliveries der existing orders will run 1054. An Air Force spokesman said (he bl£ B-afl \vitli comhinution jet and piston engines "will be supplanted eventually by oilier types." [or un- Into Stevenson's talk contrasted sharply with the "give 'ern hell" speech with which Truman assailed the Republicans in introducing the new standard bearer formally to the convention. Truman said the Republicans had tried to stop progress and they nre nt It again this year. Praising the Democratic platform, the President said his party is going to win again this year. Applauding the choice of Slevenson, whom he helped along toward the nomination by getting Harriman to withdraw, Truman said he is going to "take my coat off nnd do everything I can" to help him. Stevenson, wtio said he had accepted the nomination humbly in the belief that a better man could I have been found lor it. promised that "1 will fight lo win . . . with list before *« nomination ot Gov. dial Stevenson of Illinota wai ade unanimous by acclamation: at* rli. rk. alif. olo. onn. la! R. daho 1. nd. owa Can. le. Id. ,lass. .(inn. Miss. Mo. Mont. , Neb. Nev. N. H. N. J. N. M. N. Y. N. C. N.D. Ohio Okla. Or*. Penn. R. I. S. C. S. D. Teim. Tex. Utah Vt. Va. Wash W.Va ,Vls. Wyo A'ska D.C. T. H. P. B. C.. V. Is. Total Vote v«r 32 W.. 22 68 16 16 6 24 28 12 60 26 24 16 26 20 10 18 36 40 26 18 34 714 "l'A 68 •i 314 23 Stev-. 16 6 12 54 25 10 16 Barkley 2« 20 1 1 6 25 40 13 22 12 S 2 U 11 1 Barkley 24 To Be Relief Manager Mrs. Amy Ruth Gordon, em- ploye of the Darling Shop here, has left for Williamstown, Pa., where she will serve as relief manager 'of the Darling Shop there for two months. ' 12 10 8 32 12 94 32 8 54 24 12 10 12 16 8 23 52 12 G 28 22 20 28 10 6 6 6 3 2 2 2 1,239 ..Z15!i... 261. ...611» Others: Barkley 61 Vi. Ewlng 3, Dever 54, Douglas 3, Absent 2. 11 28 11 28 16 52 23 86' 26 1 10 12 12 5','j 10 With the Courts Circuit Court: Stnle vs. E. L. MUldletcm. np whfclc Intoxicated. 'Quafces Continue TEHACTIAPI, Calif. l,T» —Aftershocks from Monday's big carth- qunke continue to shnKc Southern Cnlilorma with the Inlcst cniis- ing sonic dnnuigc b 1 ;! no casualties. == YOURFRIENDLY THEATRE =^^= all my heart and soul. " Balloting la Painful Stevenson's nomination climax ed a day of slow and pairifu Balloting during which Kefauver' fortunes rose only to crash to earth in an after-recess third ballot last night. Kefauver, who called himself the peoples choice because he won most of the Democratic primaries, rolled to a high tide mark of 362V^ votes on the second ballot. At that point, Stevenson had reached 324',& votes, Russell had 294 and Harriman brought up the rear with 121. A two-hour recess gave Truman Jacob M. Arvey, Illinois national commUteeinan, and some other Stevenson backers time to bring up their heavy guns. Harriman went out of the race and broke open tha New York delegation. That started things. Negro Scouts Guests At Wiener Roast The Negro Boy Scout Troop here was entertained at a weiner roast last night at the home of Will Moss, chairman ot the troop committee. We'll give them a rtew x>k--Bnd • 1 on g*r 1 ease on life! RENEW-REST YLE , H-flLTCRS JUflLlTY SHOC SHOI I Z I W. M S I N ST. Read Courier Nesvs Classified Ads. AIR CONDITIONED BY REFRIGERATION SATURDAY 2 Features OSCEOLA AIR CONDITIONED BY REFRIGERATION SATURDAY "WAGON TRACKS WEST' Wild Hill Elliott SAT. OWF, SHOW "DESTINATION MOON" John Archer Warner Anderson 1 SATURDAY. JULY 2I> "BAD MAN OF NEVADA" ; [trSSDU. 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Results of the EC Study on Parking Areas published
Home / Activities / What's new / Results of the EC Study on Parking Areas published
The results of the study launched by the European Commission on safe and secure parking areas has been published.
As current standards for safe and secure parking areas vary greatly and that many of these areas are not audited, the study proposes a common standard for safe and secure parking areas – 'EU-Parking'.
"It is key to address the critical issue of the lack of adequate and secure parking areas in the EU, meeting the needs of drivers and companies. This is an import step towards identification of agreed solutions" said UETR Secretary General Marco Digioia.
The final report and more detailed information can be download here.


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A lesson from history… the Death of Inventor and the Move to Fusion 360
Mike has seen Autodesk replace one mechanical 3D modeler with another. If Inventor's Death is upon us he's hoping it goes much smoother for Autodesk this time. Read more for a history lesson and what could create a slam-dunk move for Autodesk.Read More


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Monday, 05 January 2015 11:58 AM
The settlement with the largest U.S. bank was disclosed on Monday in a letter from lawyers for JPMorgan and the plaintiffs, and filed in U.S. District Court in Manhattan.
Terms were not disclosed. A settlement agreement is expected to be filed with the court by the end of January.
Investors including the city of Philadelphia and a group of hedge funds and public pension funds had accused the banks of conspiring since January 2003 to manipulate the benchmark WM/Reuters rates through chat rooms, instant messages and email.
"The settlement is a responsible step by Chase in addressing its involvement in the forex trading," Michael Hausfeld, a lawyer for the investors, said in a phone interview. "It is a beginning with respect to the accountability of other banks engaged in the same trading."
JPMorgan spokesman Brian Marchiony confirmed the settlement, but declined further comment.
The case is In re: Foreign Exchange Benchmark Rates Antitrust Litigation, U.S. District Court, Southern District of New York, No. 13-07789.
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PORTSMOUTH — Strawbery Banke Museum presents a reading and book-signing by Tim Grove, Smithsonian author of the new book, Grizzly in the Mail and Other Adventures in American History, on Thursday, April 3 at 5:30 p.m. The reading, conversation and book-signing with the author takes place in the museum Tyco Visitor Center, 14 Hancock Street in downtown Portsmouth. The event is free and open to the public. Light refreshments will be served.
The author, Tim Grove, is Chief of Museum Learning at the Smithsonian's National Air and Space Museum and is in Portsmouth in early April to participate in a meeting of the American Association of State and Local History at the Governor Langdon House, hosted by Historic New England.
For more than twenty years, Grove has worked at the most popular history museums in the United States, helping millions of people get acquainted with the past. This book translates that experience into an up-close tour of some of the most interesting moments in American history.
Grove's stories are populated with well-known historical figures such as John Brown, Charles Lindbergh, Meriwether Lewis, William Clark, and Sacagawea — as well as the not-so-famous, such as Mary Pickersgill, seamstress of the Star-Spangled Banner. Grove also has something to say about a few of our cherished myths, for instance, the lore surrounding Betsy Ross and Eli Whitney. Tim's experiences include planting a cotton patch on the National Mall, riding a high-wheel bicycle, flying the transcontinental airmail route, and harnessing a mule.
In its advance review of the book, set to be formally released on May 1, Kirkus Reviews noted "A practitioner of 'living history' recounts, among odd bits of America's past, some of his life story so far … touches of American history, up close and personal, from an educator's scrapbook."
The new book contains 256 pages and 17 illustrations and is being published by the University of Nebraska Press. Cover price is $18.95. (ISBN 978-0-8032-4972-1) For more information about the book, visit www.grizzlyinthemail.com
For more information about the event, visit www.strawberybanke.org or call 603.433.1100.


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Glasenberg's nuclear option might not be enough
Ivan Glasenberg does not do things by halves. Faced with $30 billion of debt, turmoil in commodity markets and increasingly anxious bondholders, the Glencore chief has taken the nuclear option.
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Tosca: Casting floodlights on human emotions
'The jaws of darkness do devour it up: So quick bright things come to confusion' Act I Scene I, A Midsummer Night's Dream
One man, stocky in frame and resolute in manner is lit by a single spotlight. His name? Scarpia, head of the secret police in 1800 Rome. And yet a man who appears detached from humanity through the cruelty of his actions, bellows the word 'passion' with such potency. His voice reaches to the outermost corners of the Tobacco Factory Theatre and hits the audience - sat in-the-round - with full force. 'Passion' is at Tosca's core and Studer demonstrates this by fully displaying the intensity of human emotions in Puccini's opera.
Whilst originally set at the turn of the nineteenth century in Rome, during a time of political turmoil, Studer has shown that this opera transcends periodisation. Deft staging leads to an exploration of bare humanity. Tosca, performed by Mari Wyn Williams, shifts from jealousy to zealous indignation as she casts her mournful cries despairingly over her dead lover's body. We listen to Cavaradossi's passionate dulcet tones describing his love for Tosca, watch as he angrily condemns her betrayal, and look on as they tearfully part. Scarpia's character transcends time; his manipulation and heartless actions could easily belong to corrupt and cruel individuals of the 21st century. The in-the-round style not only creates an intimate portrayal of human emotions but wonderfully stimulates personal engagement with these emotions, creating a timeless feel.
The music is carefully crafted by Lyness whose dextrous layering of the vocals, along with the chamber ensemble, creates magnificent crescendos and moments of soft poignancy. The attention of the audience is upheld by his careful direction of Puccini's swift darting score- embodied by the protagonists' physical movements, and well staged by Studer. At one point, Tosca, in a billowing red dress, convulses in the realisation of the gravity of her actions and this is neatly mirrored in the music's pulse. And thus, the Opera Project's Tosca has a wonderful texture.
It is easy to dismiss Opera as a hyperbolic work of theatrical performance. And maybe it is. But through its intensity, we have a medium by which we can view a hotbed of human emotions and connect with them. In the Opera Project's Tosca, floodlights have been cast on the powerful and destructive emotions of jealousy, love and anger in a wonderfully intense two hour long performance.
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So we just got the Mad Zach soundpack a few days ago! We've been messing around with it and we love it! If any of you don't have it, we definitely recommend you get it! There is so many packs to choose from and gives you complete freedom and control to do anything you want!
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LIFE IS JUST SO FULL OF COOL STUFF! As a Christian I try to value and enjoy every day! I run and write about my Etsy shops; Leaning on the Promises, Hand Painted Canes and Measure Me Charts. I also write about my life on my farm, my love of nature and anything else that strikes my fancy!
Wednesday, December 1, 2010
Inspiration Avenue weekly challenge; Once Upon a time.... The Tim Tam Tree
9 comments:
- peggy gatto said...
truly enchanting story and art!!!
- December 1, 2010 at 9:27 AM
- Yvonne said...
Beautiful, Judy!
- December 1, 2010 at 6:24 PM
- Kiki aka Victoria said...
Beautiful art and lovely tale Judy..wonderful...thanks for visiting me too.
- December 4, 2010 at 8:28 AM
- Amanda said...
I love this post. What a magical story that is so fun. And I love the tree with it's colorful fruits.
- December 4, 2010 at 8:29 AM
- patk860 said...
beautiful piece... what a wonderful opportunity for a special order!
- December 4, 2010 at 8:43 PM
- Missy said...
What a fun poem and great art!
- December 5, 2010 at 11:16 AM
- Bleubeard and Elizabeth said...
Lovely story, beautiful tree.
- December 5, 2010 at 5:03 PM
- artangel said...
Lovely art Jusy, and what a great story! My son would have LOVED that tree when he was little (actually he probably still would!)
- December 6, 2010 at 2:35 AM
- Kat W said...
I love this painting and the poem story that accompanies it. Full of imagination and inspiration!
Kat :-)
- December 6, 2010 at 2:19 PM
- Judy Goddard
- Manchester Township, New Jersey, United States
- My nane is Judy and I've been a christian for more than 3/4 of my life. I believe in redemption through the death and resurrection of Jesus Christ and the indwelling of the Holy Spirit, that God, the Spirit lives in me and gives me the power to do His will and to live a joyful life. I have a Godly husband, a grown son and daughter. I live on a farm with 3 goats, 2 chickens, 2 horses, a cat, a dog and a python. I am an artist and a singer. I was a full time stay at home mom, the hardest job you'll ever love! I have two handmade shops on Etsy. Leaning on the Promises www.leaningonthepromises.etsy.com (Hand Painted Walking Canes) and Beaver Creek Pottery www.beavercreekpottery.etsy.com and an Etsy shop for selling Vintage and Antiques. Jersey Pine Pickers www.jerseypinepickers.etsy.com I post about my relationship with God, the Father, Son and Holy Spirit, about the things He teaches me, delights me with and how He uses me.