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K'jnowM roiolpts issued by 0. 1. Lyon, late
agent, unli algnwl by tbo prosidont and
fceretajy of tbo compnny, nro null and
void rtnd of no effect. No Ion will be
paid under tliem unlcn regularly itauod.
Cairo, 1m, , Aug. 30tb, 1871.
K. Jt. IIaiimam, Htato Agent
'i 1 cod lw
Polick Cotnr Judge Eros, had no
caio jeiterday that would bo worthy of
Wanted A Rood boot and ahootnnkor.
Apply r.t corner Tenth itrcot and Com
mercial avenue.
nwrt ti DATtrr'T t f. nn
vrxiw. J. . avj v jsjuu oi. I
conduct an ajrencr for th rrn-itiu "fj I
ium iikmi compimu (oii-umeni oi ine vinu
in the world. Six thouiand newspapers arc
... ,nmn nf tmpcr, without ni
"i.n.i i . nr .ftimnlnflon. All utl'
BIKIlllllU.il Ullll t-. "ill.
.i" ; irm. with the aiteney. It mvcii
iroub Vnd oorre.pondente, maV n oc
"ontract tnatead ot dozen, a bundrei or a
Uoi.and, A booV of etKhty Pfig
ally amf country pupern, ti id vc?.
onn which areapecWly o,, ar
..i.ir" ,,n applit'at on,
"'l.t-.E...ttLUi-!blnK to inalic col..
'Of .Wrllalni- "UJ lunu. I II,
o lr" ..V.Ter.1is'n.?ltory of tho United
'a . or im i.-ion of tho Dowlnlmi of
niniciueiu oi
a copy of
Uoada. mar ill-- conclno at.i
vrfiit ii.otr .. together with i
1 - . . " " .-.- . Kn.f .ah.A ln... i . n,l
d wtllrecnve inftmutfon by return mall
vrilch nill enable -bcra to decide whether
to .nereaao or noiuee the order,
All tbo day boardors in tho city can
bo accommodated at tho St. Charles
hotol, with Urat-cla't board at tocond clnis
raU. 79 LlO-tf
Schools It wm our intontiou to mako
(i rato of all ichooli In tho city. Tuio
nod ipace fotbltl. IV'o will try It again
to day,
(JOI.DSTIK A lto.HKNWATim bavn ''
...ti illli.fct dll'l
fiatl, which thoy nro eelllnir at remark.
ably low prlcoe. 8-t.0t
Joun Majoii wa "up among thn little
llara and (ailing round tho moon" lnit
neok. lt' a Klrl, und welkin twelvo
l.oundl. Huch a thing never happened to
iut:i uoloro.
lafftitaatlon 0're no charge
until jn
lor a
For auch
Ordera aro
;i for jfligle paper a well ua for a lint ;
a alarle dollar n readily as tor a larger
. OJace(.Ttmeliulldlnir),
)Uhi Hall Tho bate bull match lie
tT;en the J'adticah and (,'alro club takes
pltOH Saturday, S p.m., nt I.ocuat ("fovo.
Wo Joft out tho day In our yeatorday'.
I'ar day at home. Termo free. Adilrcn
OKO. B TW SUN A CO., Portland, ile.
Tonni ot Advertlilng aro otTared for Newi
paiiera In tho State of ILLINOIS I Send lor
n Hit of paperi anil schedule of rate. Ad
dreta OKO. I'. HOWKLL .t CO.. Advertlk
lng Agcnti, 4t Park flow, Now Vork.
llr.tur. to Tun Eimtokof This l'.trr.n.
(iuaranteed to male and femalo agents, lu
their locality. Cots NOTHING to try It.
Varticulara free. i. ,O..VICKKRY A CO.,
Augluta, ale. 87il&w-lw
UecllBcr ntui Wholcsalo Voulnr In
LKUOltS AND wines.
iMfitoTBMKNTii. Mcaare. O. 1). "SV'll
Uamion & Co., grocora and proviiion
meichtnta, Ohio lovoo, aro putting down
a luunantiai ddowalk in front of their
atoro. Let otbera do likewise.
Max Kukiink, tho organ builder, la
mail, k - .1 .
vv.j. ak uuj umo 10 iuno ana repair
pianos ana molodeone. You may Fafoly
.luBijour inairumonta to 1)13 caro
will not bo decoirod.
(Suooesutr to J'orkor & JiJakc,)
WALL I'AI'JJIf,
And the celebrated Illuminating
Broa.' UulIdtLg, 11th at. A (Jomercial Av
OAIItO, ILLS.
LIQUOIt DEALERS
No. CO Ohio Levee,
"HAM, uuitr, mo Krand Jury hare
Doon in loaiion almoat ovory hour during
thodayslnco .Monday at ton a. m.,and
"iminou many wltnoiaea. Thu
r noiumg can he found out. Thoy will
maao a unul report In n day or two.
I'aktiks dealnni- to havotholr nlnnoe
and nrolodean cleanod. repalrod and
tunod, should trust thorn to if. K
Kuohno, cornor Thirteenth and "Walnut
itreela. lio la tho moat comnntnnt trnin
in Cairo.
aue latttt aeelgnj in carpota of ull
klnda may he found at Uoldatine ic Hoi
nwatea'a, who keep tho largoat atock to
be. round in tbo city, and ol! at prices
that aro lowor than over before.
8 9-3t
7PtWM.. It" I If ...
intenaent of the 0. 6i V. It. 1. and n.
Axtel), superlntondont f tho Cairo Di
viiion of tho St. Louia and Iron Mountain
K. K., alio Oapt. Dukn Nioholaon, of tho
avanavillo pnoket Co., woro at the St.
Obarlaa yoaterday.
htiNcn. Tho i'iantora' Homo aaloon,
Mr. Iliioinor, proprietor, aetout an excel.
ia lunch to bia patrona yeaterday morn
ing. An Immenao crowd was on hand to
devour it. Mr. II. la a llvo man, and da
aervca tho largo patronage ha roctivca
Liberal advertising tella.
Ti.m Dollars 11i:hahd. --Mlraytd or
atolen from tho prcmlios of tlm unclor
algncil, n largo cliotnut-forrol horse,
blaxeil facn, abort innno and till, 17J
l,tiil high, nml about seven or night
yfnra o!il Vli-n last aeen bo wna neat
thn Irnn liMiluo nn tbo Illinnl Central
mlln.vl near Mound .It.nctirn. Tbo
iilmvr rnwnrd will bo ld fur Inn return
to C. V. WtiRKt.nK iV; Co..
Cairn, Illinois.
Mound City Journal pleaso copy and
chiirgn to this ollleo. J a..-3t
Ur.r.Ai: Down. This morning about 7
o'clock, wcllo tho neigbbora wero enjoy-
Inj; ttieir broakfait, n crash waa hoard
which rcsoundod trorn ono end of Walnut
street to aorao dlstsnco. Roma timid per
sona thought that su c&rthquaku bad oo
curred, while tho more aobar-mlndcd
thought that aomobody'a houia had fallen
In whleh ropoit thoy wore correct
Upon exainlnution it waa found
that County Cona'tahlo Uladnoy'a
resldenco, which ha wat trying
to raiso above alpo water mark, Wltimui
. nun, had fallen, and in
tbo fall ondangored thu life of bia wifo,
who bad just aroso Itoin her bed in tho
room that tbo chimney had fallon into
with a great crush, breaking up tho bud-
ituad, crockery, nml, to uan nt. iixpresalon
not nltogethor elecant, raited the d I
guncrally. No uriu serioualy hurt.
HroiiTivo Cluii. Homo twenty-five of
tho llvo mon of Cairo that aru fond of
aport, mot lait ovenlng In the rooma over
I'.obrtt ilmytho ft C.'a aton, to organize
thn Cairo Hporting club. Thro waa a
largo attondanco, and all entorcil heartily
Into tho work of arranging It. A similar
organization waa In oxiitenco in Cairo
several jeara ago, but for tho
laok of Interest of thn ofllcBra
tho organization collapsed. The new ono
etarta out with u good aum in the treas
ury, and oxpecte horeaftor to havo a aufli
dent amount of greonbacka on band to
pay all hllla and make tho thing credita
ble, both to tbo membara and tbo city.
All are ploaicd to hoar of this re-organl-zation.
It Is something that baa baen
needed in Cairo, and from tho men that are
at the hoad, there can be no auch thing at
fall. Tho club havo tccspted an Invila
tion to moet the (porting men of Mound
City thia afternoon and engage in a
pigeon atiou....B .,Ch. Bucc.sa to our
The following otllcera were elected: F.
Kent, rrosldont; Itobert Smyth, Bacro
tary; James Garland, Troaaurer.
llmD'8 Coukt. Ono caso bofore Juatico
Uird thia morning. Thia waa a case of
ntaault, Bamaol Clark derondant, and
Charlea l'eoplea complainant. Both are
colored water haulers. Uonatablo J. K,
Gladnoy mado tho arrest. Tnor was a
Inrirn number or wltn,r otamlned, and
much loud talk indulged In, which
AH tho ovidonco waa about of the .....
teuor, and all went to abow that Clark
viaitod tbo rcaidence of Pooplea with an
axe on ins Hhoulder, with the Intent to do
him bodily Injury, l'eoplea tried in
overy way to cool down bia
angry pataiona, without tfo ct
th aciallant eUadily advanced with tbo
uumiij weapon raiaea, and whon within
triking distance, lot out. Mr. Peeplta
received tbo blow on hla arm and breast
fortunatoly doing no aarloua injury, merely
bruialnR bia arm and making a Hrhi
Tim 0. & V. The new lima card of tbo
Cairo and Vlncennca railroad, taking effect
the Ctb, containa aetne new fealurea and
afforJs unuaual facilities to the traveling
Tho Indlanapolla tnd Vlncennea road
haa changod tta timo table to conform to
tbo new card of the C. and V., so that
pasaoogor traina loavlng Cairo at C o'clock
a. m now makea cloae connections at
Vinconnea for Indianapolis, arriving tho
amo ovenlng.
Coming south from Indianapolis closu
connection Is alio mado at Vlncennns, ar
riving at Cairo at 10:30 p. m. Traina
connect at Indlanapolia for raslntn points
via I'an.bandlo route, and with all oastum
and northern ruads. I'niatngera have
time for dinner at Vlticennea both waya.
Tho connection with tbo K, and C. rail
road lor Terra llaute, Chicago and tbo
north, and the daylight run between
Cairo and Cincinnati and Iioulavillo are
still kept up. l'assengera leaving Cairo
at & o'clock lu the morning aro in Cincin
nati or Louiavlllo tbo tarno ovenlng: re
turning leave Cincinnati or Louisville in
mo morning ana roach Cairo the same
ovaning at 10.30. This run givaa our
peoplo an excellent opportunity to at
tend tbo exposition, and the 0. and V.
advertiioi ticketa for ono faro for lb
round trip, good duiing the exposlltsn,
Dotn core nu al Alouaj CIIJ.
At Cincinnati connacilont are mado
with the Atlantic and Great Wostarn and
jino roads, tho favorably known broad
guago routn to the ait.
The formor connection at Carmi for
Kvanavlilo, by way of the Southeastern
road, ia atill maintained.
On thia card traina atop for broakfait at
Htono Fort.
Wo are glad to know that tbo Herts of
tho preient management aro being re
warded by lucreausl buainesa. Wo pro
diet that the 0. and V. will eventually be
tho favorite routo betweon the aouthwuit
and tha east,
PUULIC SCHOOLvS.
The public schools opened yesterday
morning, under thn moat favorablo aua
pices. Tho day waa bountiful, ami tbo at
tendance for tho first day was much larger
than in former yenra. Thoro wna nccca
aarlly much work, aa thoro alwaya ia at
tho commencement of a school year, but
our tfllclont principal and ablo corps of
teaebcra woto eijuol to tho omergenoy.
Whon w visited thu achoolathia morn.
Ing all
UIIAUKS BAD 1IKIC CLASSlriKD,
and each room appoarod to ha In good
running order, everything working har
moniously. Wo glvo tho number of
aoholara in oath room. Tha number will
bo Inoroased by over ono-tblnl beforo
the I'Uil of tho wrek. This la not tlm
laultof tho ai.perinteuilont and toachora,
They have used the presa and urged por
sonally upon parenta tbo necessity of hav
ing their children present promptly
Monday morning at the opening of the
ichools, thereby saving much trouble to
tbo teacbors, and laving the children the
trouble of catching up with tho claims to
wbioh thoy will be assigned.
Wo believe, from eur observations and
conversations with the teachers, and from
noting their diicipiino and manner of
teaching, that our ichooli to-day aro in
Kil kanda aa any In tho land, and
oxpect by the end of the
term to hoar a Kood report from tha
acholara and the approval of the parenta.
The auporlntendent and ttaehera have
"Neb work and many responsibilities to
contend with, aud our citizens should
take a lively Interest In everything apper
taining to the schools, and endoavor In
ovary way peisible to help and oncourage
the school board, the worthy superinten
dent and tho teaokors under his supervis
ion. If thev da ltiti H ).. il,.i. I
l'OKT Mar,
Stoamor Jim Fisk, I'aducahj
" a II Cook, Kvanivllle;
" Moans and barges, Wheoling;
" Hickory, Meund Cltyj
" City of Chester, St Louis.
Stoamor Jim Flak, Taducahj
" U II Coek, Evansvllle;
" J no Moans and bargee, St I.ouia;
" Indiana, St Louis;
'! City of Chester, Memphis;
samiiinneiiiiinaaae nnniiw iim si lar fr
I' urn' I h i
)o not buy oM ("Uidii ' lint lmve boon Kept over (lio
sumim-r, and arn stale, cluiiiiiii'r Jioino man n t.iol ni' A so
sec to your weight, livcrv box oii.L'lit, to funlaiii iivo pountU
not, or 0 ounces over live. Remember tho plans
Corner 8th St. and Washington Av.
The Only Place in tlio City where You can pet a Complolo Assortment.
Hoatb 70 Liavk To-Da'v. Jim 'lak
I'aducabj Arkansas Ilelle, Evansvllle;
Cherokee, New Orleans; Fannie Lewla,
St Souia, City of Helena, Vfckeburg.
HlVEK, WKATItKB. I1U8INESS. ThO
rver i,t evening wiu 11 feet 1 Inch on
tha psups. htvn,. ...... .oi- . .
. .....u 10 jacnoa uuring
tho previoua 34 houra, The weather
waa partly cloudy yeaterday
and hot. Ilusinssa dead. Tho rlvera aro
reportod falling rapidly at all points
Uisr.KAL Itbmi. Tho Frank 1'orreat
la to bo taken out on the docks here for
terest bv visiting the schools occasionally,
it will do much te stimulate both teachers
and scholars to their work.
Wo havo known Mr. Ab
vord by reputatatlon for many vears.
from what wo know and havn learned of
him, we look forward to a aucaeaifu'
aohool year, and boliere that If our people
will glvs him their encouragement that
they will find overything turn out to the
beat, and Cairo achools compare favorably
in every way with thosa of other cities
ol tbo land.
ELBVISTU STItSKT I'HIMAHV.
This school, situated on Eleventh street
bjlwoen Washington avenue aad Walnut
'atraet, wo found In tip top runniog order
with Miss A. Jtogers In charifo. lit not
nacusiary for us to say one word in favor
of this excollent teacher. She.ls too wall
known In Cairo, bavleg had charge of
the samo icheol last year and gavo the
very belt o! satisfaction. Mils R. baa 101
acholara enrolled on aor books, about the
samo number aa attended lust year, and
antioipatis about 25 mors boforo the end
of the wotk.
THIKTKXXTfl BTKK2T fcCUOOL.
Miia Annio E. llouiton, of Metropelis,
Illinois, has chargo of the fifth and sixth
radei. Intermediate denarlm.m .r
IChool. ifisi li. cam te Cairo blfHly
reoommended. Shu la a teacher of sev
eral yeara experienco, and a atudent of
the Illllnola state normal achool, located
at Normal, Illinois. Wo found unrolled
dflr.tlrn mrnll. ..l.l. .1.-
r-j""i iiu mo proipect of a
Tho T. V. Eckert bogan the romoval of
the machinery nf -- wii.i r.t. which f.w ,.
cut down fiy the Ico above ,u ' 3.. mro
two yeara ago. r third omabe rniMAnv.
Capt. Uuko Nlcholion. Ut. r .u. I lbit room under tho supervision of
Mils M. Aubory, a lady that la not a
Ke o oi i,eula to loeate, If tho nlaco 10 peop' ot Cairo. We
au.ta him. He la a joung man. and rf.. ,0UD'1 ev
wound on his breast. Conitabl. r.U.i-
Tho trial of Henry ltunnor, nho Opened to bo in tho vicinity, ar'
uuugeuird fined him flf.
toon dollara and coat. Total, Twenty
tbroo dollara and ton conte.
for tbo murder of Hencarnp, ia aot for to
morrow moralng, in tho Union ceunty
circuit -ourt, at Joneaboro. Tho wilnouce
mil Bo up by tho nlghl train, and thoro
will probably bo no postponement. Jiun-
nor ia anxious for a trial
l'OHTY-FIKTU ANNUAL
BK38ION of StudiMm lh9
Will begin on
MONDAY, SEmsniEU 7th, iS;j
HEV. JOS. o, ZEALAND, S. J.,
. r i .. . Jl'rosident.
Exrosinov Tickets to Cincinnati
ani LOUIHVII.LS. All persona who de
airo to go to Cincinnati or Loulaville. can
procure round trip tlckcta nt thn
tickot offlco ot tho Cairo & Vincennoa
railroad, In Cairo. Ono fare for the round
trip. Ticketa good during tbo oxpoa
Ition. n.,
Lost On thooruning of Cth init.. In
going from Eighth etoot and Comniordal
to iweifth und Codnr, n child's bluo mo
rlno capo, ornbroldorod on (Jrovor
Uaker machlno with whlto allk lloss. Th.
Under will plonso return to O. Hanny'a
atoro, cornor Eighth atroet and Commor
clal avenue. ,j,u
Ciucuit Coort. Nothing of puhlio
importance tranaplred in thia court yeater
day. It waa altneit ropotition of Mon
aya ouaineie. xmiuuu.. in . .
fuii,..i .. " not bo in
..., u uiuti uniu ma grand jury
makoa their final report. There are about
seventeen criminal and sixty.iTo civil
cases In addition to what waa left over
last tsrra.
Hotel Abiiivals. fit. r-h.-i r T
Fraui, Momphla; Oicar Tumor kw
lucky; J Uall, Juckaon, Tonnj A T Orar
nosaoe; L 1' Hay ward, Now York; N W
Joslyn, Bt Louis; A J Landren and slater
ft.mnaii, lenn; A Havorallek, I'hiladel
Phia; Jno J. Klnir and eons. "Vtr
LUMflEIt STH.L OOINO Powi.'.Al n
are determined to close out our atnrir
..m . . . .
.j-uu-iuj, rujiaraiory to winding up bui
Iness, we will cell all kinds of lumbor at
two dollars per thoukand Uu than
ket prices.
Valler. Ml..- Ti vji... . . .
" -unsisaippi; Jno
IJ. Zamnono, Louiaville; D Callaghan and
who, lennessee; i)r F Garnett. N. Or.
loans; 1' J Smith. Iventurl,.. 1 c
,,, -j t uvun-
son, Missouri; E L Carson, Memphis; Mrs
II T Gray, Water Valley, Miss; Miss
Klomlng, Detroit, Mich; Otto ICountze,
Kl.pilg, Germany; Louis Eoiley, Charles'
ton, Mo; Mrs E Manmla, Owensbjro, Ky.
-I)elmonico.-0 1' Wolla. Gayoso. M01
O V Vaf and lady, llallard Oo, Ky; W
M Wheeler; Oinelnnatl; M A Mathews,
Celumbus, Ky; George E Freeman, Mem
phlsjLoula I'i.rce, Nowport, Ky; J O
Willis and wifo, Uongolaj A McOonnell.
x auuean, James Clark, Uliln.
dianapol,.; F K. Scherl,' Now Orla.n"'
W. Mlchaol, Molcot, Louisiana; John H
orgoll, Indianapolis; Charlos V, Kev
more, Now Orloans j Edward Locke ll.
tnvio, New York; r,.nk Hllbert, Gin
cinnatl ; A. M. I.oury, Louisville
...... ... . " nu ae.
.....so some wnore be can grow up with
the country.
Tho U. 0. Y'eager and Carrie V
Kountr., from New Orleans, were duo last
evening, and no doubt arrived during
tho night. b
Bt. Louis wants a Tonneiiee and Cum
borland river packet line.
v.apia.n vorheea talka of taking hla
steamer Utah to Mobile and placing her
ia. aiavima river.
Yellow fever ia reported in Pensacola,
and New Orleana baa established rjuaran-
im oga.nai 11.
ScitKNCK's Pulmonic Hrui'-Kor tho
ot-re of conaumptlon, cougha and colds
Tho great virtue In thia modiclno la that it
rlpena the matter and throwa it out of tha
syatom, purlflca tbo blood, and thue effects
a cure.
I'tl.ur.v'u . . .
......p nA wKU TONIC, i'OR THE
CUKK Ol- DVSl-El'SIA, INDIOESTIOIT, AC.
The tonlo producoa a healthy action ol
tho stomach, creating an appetite, forming
chyle, and curing tho most obstinate cases
of Indigoation.
Scuesck's Mandrake 1'iu.s j-0n the
Clke oi- Lives Cohi-laikt. -n
Thfio pills are altorativo, and produco
. hoalthy action of tho liver without tho
'"" a"DKr. " thoy aro (too from cal
omol, and y,t moro effacloua In restoring
healthy action of tho livor.
Timo remodics are a cortaln euro for
v",u.u.op.10o, " the Pulmonic Syrup
ripens tho mattor and purlflca the blood.
Tho Mandrake Pin, net upon tho livor
create a healihy bile, and remove all dia-
01 m, uyr, ofton
of Consumption. Tbo
w eou xonio
alrongth to the
A largo lot of lath and atom
wood on hand, which will bo aold at cor-
jspenamgiy low rates.
I Ali.ll
" Wall d: K.vr.
llAKEnT.Mr. Joaonh
OTICB TO T I'L,.LIC-Tho BOW
Pck.ng houio market In Wilcox', block,
Will bo open Saturday next, with fro.l
moats and now lard, nt tho lowest market
,) , . din J
llonfknr tmi i.l... . .
uunr'n if .i.i. ..
. a" mis won
known CSUb llhmn --.l ...m
. ""'i on and
bo able to supply t10
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j.iKuIU a.reui anu uommorclal avonuo
wnore .1. uwjrgo Htionbouso with hi.
tlomanly assistants can bo found at any
hour of tho day or night, ready to sootbo
your fnollnga with a smooth ehavo, or cool
your tomper and boad with a good sham-
poo. It la a first-class ehop, and you Rro
mw of receiving iirst-olasa treatment
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blood action of the.o medicines, aa thus
explained, will euro oTarv m.,i nf i.
sumption, If taken In time, and tbo uso of
tbo modicinea preserved In.
Dr. Schonek ia professionally at bia
principal offlco, corner fcjixth and Arch
Ste., Philadelphia, evorv Mondav. whero
all letters for advlco must bo addressed.
Bchenck's medicine. for,a9 hy Druggists.
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huuorabl tou.luct andprJlcwlonal nklll.
everything working nlcelv In thn
scnooi. Aim a. counted
names on her register.
TUIHb OltADE (1'IiIUAXr).
We foand an unusual large attendance
In this room, but all working along In tbo
very best order. No confusion, a. would
naturally bo expeotei on the second day
of the school yoar. Mlis Annie Phlllls,
the teachor in oharge, seemed to have all
well in hand, and to one that had not
known that It waa the aecond day of tbo
aesslon, would tako it at a glance that there
had been no vacation. iliis PhlHU was
bern and raised In Cairo. Evurv on. i
the city Is familiar with her qualifications,
nd wo could not add one word that would
oo or Deneut to hor on that score. Helm!
ia attendance, 73.
VOUIITU erutiE intermediate,
Miss Ida Harroll has charge of this
room. Mil. H. . a graduate of the Cairo
high tebool aid well-known to our paople.
Thia la her first experience. VT remained
In her room tome time and were pleaied
with the way in whleh she controlled and
inatructea her acholara. Number ol
pupils enrolled, 38.
njoii (jxAmtARi
Thl. room la in charge of MI13 Kato A
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uuii0U. inia is nor third year In Cairo.
Hfco came to this chy from Hycamore, 1111
nola, and haa a good reputation aa a thor
ough teacher and good dlioiplearlan, and
hasthe.uperviaionof all achoola In this
building and ia ably assisted ky Misa M,
E. Powera. Scholars, 43.
Thia school la located on Washington
avenue, botweon Elghtoonth ana Nine
toonth streets. Miss L. Walbridgo la the
teacher. The attondanco la nm mill.
largo aa last year, but will be increased by
twelve or fifteen before many days. Miss
Walbridgo had charge of this school last
yoar. Prom our observations while there,
wo should think that sho understood her
business fully, and appoarod to have good
otintrol over, and the regard or hor
scholars. Number In attendance, St.
COLORED bCIIOOL 01UMMAR ORADK.
This achool la In a Uourlahlnu; condi
tlon and atarta out with a largo attond
anco. "We first viaitod
in charge of Misa M. E. Mciirido. This
is her first year In Cairo, formerly raid
ing at Munford, N. Y., and ia a graduato
of Oawego, N. V., normal unlvoralty, and
ia said to be a good teachor; nutnbur of
sobolara, 43.
FIRST K1IIUARV TIIIRl) ANII Knl'hTIl
Mias P.. K. Oopoland (colored) ia th
teacher. Miaa C. ia a native of Clrclevllle
Ohio, and a graduate of Wilborforco un'
voraity. ticholars in atUadauco, 4S,
riRST ORADK 1'IUil.M 1
Thia school room was full iit.d will have
to liavo additional atats. Mlia Nellie
lianka haa been euigncd to thia room, but
the school Is in the temporary chargo of
Mr. Edward Natt, 47 scholars.
THIKO I'ltlMAIlY.
MI11 Virglnio Copeland, '1 nlorcd ) a sis
ter of the lady In the flmt primary, alo a
resident ol Circ'.ovlllo, Ohio, and k gradu
ato of Wilburforco university, Is the
teacher In this room. CI scholara en-
man school riuirnti.
Th high icbnol proper rtirt. cfl with
ft larger atUndanco thanover beforo at
tl.o commencornoi.t of the ich-ol jar,
aid expoct to reculvo a lurgo addition b(-
fjro many ils. Pruf. Ahord inakt't thia
room his hoad'iuarlurs, and dors bit full
share of the teaching, i.tu. In the ah
aunco of linn of tho tuaeheti, .Mrs. Alvord
is hulplng bin. out temporarily. A (real
deal of Inturrct aoutued to bo manlicited
on tho part of tho puplU, and Prof. A
anticipates a larger attundanct tn thia
room by twenty por cant, than kit year.
MUST AN I. SKroHI) OHAIJK rillMAKV mon
hC IlOOL lllltt'INCi
Hits Hattle M. McRrido, tachar. She
comn to Cairo with first clars recornmand
atlona aa a teachor, tc. Ia a graduate l
Oswego Normal unlvursity and former
home, Murufjrd, N. Y. Number of
kcholara, 73 more than ttars is seats for.
rimi ani. sixth ur.iiM moll aciioCL
Mlis Emmu Livirigiton ia the untrue
tresa In this room, and the firit yor.r of her
experience at toaching. .Mm h. is a resi
dent ol Cairo. We failed to learn of
what aohool she Is a graduato. Every
thing soeniod to be work:i:g excellent in
her acbcland -1 p up:U oi. tbo lint.
URAMMAR KOCM 11IUK .l'.,n..
Misa Annlo .McJvoo, loaciier ; k v.ry
small attendance a', tho oponing, but maty
moro expoctod, either by pronation or
otherwise. Thoro aro thirty names on
iiiiiui A.-u rOLT.TH (.KiliER-rRiMir.r.
Tan room is under thu control of Uln
j Ituth JIcIJrMo, ono of the threo sisters,
anu a rcimont and creduato of the samu
aebool as hor autors, named above. Mlu
Mcllrnln is probably only p!At6j i XhM
room temporatily. She wei solocto-1 to
aiilit In tho high achool. Number in at
tendance, C'.'. i
Por want of lime nnd apace wo are com
polled to cut this report of our public
schools shor . They ara demviug o(
rauoh moro. .S u Hi .0 to say, we aro satis,
fled at tho way in whioh thoy atirtud out,
and will (eel dlsiappointed if this docs
not servo to to a succesiful and profitable
school .yoar to tho children of our city.
Tuk Cause or TKiiriiiAvi r fin.i.
01 its mon insidious and dangorous Iokh
in tho many so-callod "tonica " ana '
petiars." mailo of cheap whisky and
fuso liijuori, finished up to suit depravod
appetites under tho namo of molicirie,
UU.. ALKEIi a OALlrollNIA VlNKUAR
Hitteks Me nono of theso. They aro nut
a Dovorage, but aro a gonulno modicinr,
purely vegottthlo, proparol from Cali-
rornia hsrba by n regular phyaiclin. Por
all diseasos of tbo stomach. livor. kldnnv
bladdor, skin and bloocs, thoy aro an in
fallible and unrivalod rouiujy.
lfi-d and w-iw
OltUI.N'ANtr NO. "j.
An ordlnanci! to amtnd taction 2 ol Ordi.
ii.i ?o. 7.
lie ll orilalnoil by (ho city council ol tho
city nf Calm:
er.t no.v 1. Tint s.. .ii.,i,((i,,ii,....
No. 7, he amended eo Hut It shall read
-.-v. urnnM Krantpil I,y tho i lty, which In
lin excceulntr Ms mnnflii. lnlil.n
blu or '.ran. Icrahlu: lint 11 Hi,, uuio h. i.m
fur ti period 1 , than nx laonths,
it nuy. I v a tul u.ih ti.
i-Ol.rPtit of Hi... ((i, idi. I, irnn .
lern-.l to the micciK.or In buainvi ol tho
1 aru ui wnom it wn luin..). d, nn km ..i...
ic.for furm-hlD new, guli ai..l aui;.. ii nt
iiui.'j i runnn.u; amino in iix. thai ho
gnauir or Iran-K rahlo to anv
nun i-xient hi. or tr In, 1.
'nuns tide aue-ffor of Hie partv
to wl.ein It wji t..'ied. 'arrlnir on lit'n
i.uincM in the wnn bjeitlon natocU in th
epteiuiHr 17 1
Jull: Wmin Ia or,
K. II WKlN-. ( 1. c h rk,
it. V. JIII.I.Ki:, Prev Innl.CC
.1. M. PillLI.II'.i, Vii-. Pm.iiciil.
CIlArt. CUN.NI.NC.IIAJI, u-Udl
i:.V( HANOE.ioin.l.ai.kn..lr 1 id I'm.!. 1
ISUU .l.UlltK bought .HI I ;tii.
Inl. ri-t ullinvcil 011 time ilrioill
TJ1E CITY XA1'IO:a"j7
SluO ijijO
W. P. 1IA1.MDAY. Pro-id. .
JIE.NHYI.. HAt.l.lOAV. i . PrcMdr
A. II. .UVlitIl. 011.1..-.
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KTAAm TAYIriH. It. II H NNIN(iA,
I ' U LU,,AV I'- IUl4.ll.AV.
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A. II. riArrohti.
KxcIip ncp, Coin mid I iillcii;. Slitter
Hmiils lluiilit nml hold,
DEPOSITS nwn .;a,., a f.nerai hauki.
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tlJVTlI BTIIKKX
'I' 73 mn.TVT n ,
X. AtAIi Alii AA!i V
Tho first Monday of Soptombor boing
the oponing duy of tho fall nnd wlntur
session of tho J-orotto Academy, it will
bogln on tho 7th inst.
Parents dcilring to send thoir cbillron
10 mo nctauomy nro roqubaioij to accimi
pany them to mukutho noceisary arrange
n.11 mo uranchos ot a pohto and solid
education will bo taught, Including
Prancb, German, music, and lancy noudlu
worK. 1 no Herman languago to bo
aught by a Gorman alitor. 0-2.2w
Saaled proposals will bo rcccivod at my
ollleo until C o'clock p. m. of Wodnefdy,
tho 10th day of tioptombar, 1871. for lur-
nishiug tbo matorlttls, or doing tho work
or uotn, lor tho construction of tho fol
lowing deicribod eldowalk, viz; On tho
iia.IIi ..r 1. .1. . 1 .
... . .m ui uuvuiui. airoci uuiwoen
Waahinnton nvonuo and Walnut .troet
Said eldowalk to bo cotiBtricted of brick.
na.u pro nossiB snail no Ulrectod to tho
.iy l onncii 01 mo cny of Ualro, and will
k uhui.su ni a raeoung 01 said counc . to
urn uhv OI aorunrnhrtf
MAGHIIfE SHOJ'
I'onoEs and Pirc Pittino,
KTCAW KNMIKIM.nil.L.NTlMWJIOAl
M.intliacturca ami rrnirrn.t
f, 1 ,ieM, "ttontlon ifticn to ll;. ht and hea v
for ;lnL', hotiro, brldao. rallroa. and jail work
and all work o u miliar Imrnni.r 1
Stoam and gaa fitting In ull tti Manchoi.
SWKV oI 1,"rri, Taslinr Co'i
Phllailolnhlu I. noand t tilnva. iir...
etc., 1111U irai llxturcd uhvuuon luuiil.
PIPING OF nopsu POU OAM
MAI.ll A BTKCIAI.TV.
Afiontror Oaiucron a special steam mimr
.... . ,.,., ni I'liUH IlUIIIim. tin 11 . MiLnnT.
1 r , ?,verf'or '""j KoU'inor valve.
, j ho following engine,, etc., for ialo ,
I TivotteiinhoatcnslncVlSl inch tTor. nf
1 held on said
All proposals shall bo mado in accord-
-...ju wm, mo provisions. requlrumontH
and fpeclhcatlona of .irdlrmnco No. ra 1
linnrt.v.... ...... tfc.ll. ID", I
uuijt .I'm, ion, which orilln
anco ia now on lllu in my ollleo suljoct to
wa viiumituu ninny lime
ino cuy council rcsorvoa tlio right to
rojoct any and nil proposals.
WILL K. Hawkini, City CIrlc.
CaIIiq. Ilia., Hopt. 1. Ifl7l. ai)3-l'-l.tf
llKSlDEKOK-No. 21, Thlrlocnll. uroot
jetwecn Waahington urdiiiin und Walim
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"''.-."I' "v? rfote, und in good ordei.
r.oJi1,0.,ai himit aim crunk; wrot Iron
One ynijliio fur lin aUug freight; 71 X 0.
Ono ill.ViiO skw mill Pni7in. t .il '',1? ' .
crank or miily or gang saw, Mcontl baud?
turo UUW c,Jt.'lui own manufuc
Alio, u second-homl Havo cutting ma.
chluo and jointer, and warchome holitlra
maulilno, In Kood order.
mi'io'w " mr'cblu!rl'of 1,11 klndsbouaht
iuaor. Illook (upstairs) corner fltli Hiro
und "Washington Avonuo.
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Course Length: 1 days (8 hours)
MCTFT Coordinators: Gail Walker (727-344-8020)
This course will address techniques for assessing transnational offenders through knowledge of interview techniques, body language and eye patterns. At the conclusion of this course, the student will be able to apply successful interrogations techniques to detect deception or truthfulness in an individual while obtaining intelligence on transnational crime which may encompass terrorism, drug cartels and counter terrorist finance investigations.
Course Objectives
- Identify interview techniques to maximize safety.
- Develop a basic understanding of non-verbal communication.
- Identify the difference between an interview and interrogation.
- Identify rapidly changing legal circumstances during roadside interviews.
- Identify the 5 phases of the interview process.
- Identify elements of active listening.
- Identify common interviewing mistakes.
- Describe strategies to set up a controlled environment.
- Practice conversational interview techniques.
Overview of topics
- The Basics of Offender Encounters
- Legal Issues
- The Interview
- Eye Accessing
- Questioning Techniques
- Deceptive Subjects
- The Setting
Course Schedule and Contacts:
To register for a class, click the "Register" button or call the contact listed with that class below:

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Your Mineola Fence Contractor
Building a fence includes digging of postholes that should be correctly spaced and properly leveled. Without these elements, your Mineola fence construction may come out crooked, badly constructed, and will not last as long as they should.
This is where the experience of your Mineola fence contractor comes in. If you hire one, you won't have to worry about a thing -- from the design of the fence to the post installations to the actual putting up of the fences. You will be assured of a neatly and professionally installed fence without you lifting a finger.


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Simple Ajax Contact Form
Today we're going to learn how to make an Ajax contact form using Jquery. This is a nearly identical implementation to what we use on our contact form. Overall this is a simple contact form, the user inputs their name, email address and message, then clicks the send button. From there the javascript validates the … Continued


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From TuneIn:
TuneIn, the leading service for listening to the world's radio, today announced that it raised a $25 million round of funding led by Institutional Venture Partners (IVP), with participation from existing investors Sequoia Capital, Google Ventures and General Catalyst Partners.
TuneIn also announced that it surpassed one billion listening hours in the first four months of 2013, with more than 227 million listening sessions in the month of March alone, solidifying the company's position as the world's number-one service for listening to live, online radio.
"This investment gives us the capital to accelerate the development of new technologies and support our ongoing expansion," said John Donham, CEO of TuneIn. "We will use this funding to leverage our momentum, with a particular focus on growing ad revenues for our broadcast partners."
Press release here.


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HEARTS' Under-20 team is in no danger of being abolished this season despite the current shortage of players at the administration-hit club.
The Tynecastle squad returned for pre-season training yesterday, with only 21 players – some as young as 17 – in attendance, including three goalkeepers.
With Gary Locke's experienced options reduced even further following the news that John Sutton has been made redundant after failing to agree a paycut, most of the youngsters who would ordinarily be involved in the Under-20 side will instead be required for first-team duty this season.
However, the Hearts manager is adamant that there is no chance of the club scrapping their youth set-up, as it is currently one of their primary assets. Locke did, though, concede that the Under-20 squad – like the first team – will have a much younger look to it than in previous years.
He said: "We will have a team in the Under-20 league because we'll have 16s and 17s coming in and there are always boys at school who can come in and make up the numbers. It's important we fulfil those fixtures because if you look at our current first team, it's where all the boys have played. It's important for their development."
Aside from Sutton four other players – Marius Zaliukas, Andrew Driver and two youth players – have been told that they are to be made redundant, although their contracts were due to expire on July 31 in any case.
Administrators BDO last night confirmed that they have set a deadline of July 12 for interested parties to sumbit their bids for the club and Trevor Birch praised the Hearts supporters for the way that they have rallied round in their hour of need.
However, he urged the Tynecastle fans to continue to buy season tickets and merchandise as there is still a long way to go before they can say the club is safe. Hearts administrator Birch, said: "The support the club has received has been overwhelming: the generosity of the fans over the last week in buying season tickets, the support of those players taking pay cuts, the staff at the club who have not been paid last month's wages, and Wonga, which has brought forward payment of its sponsorship money for the coming season. Even though the bid deadline is only just over two weeks away, it will take time before a deal can be concluded and a CVA initiated, as a result of the ownership issues, so there is still some way to go before we can say that the club is safe."
Meanwhile, Locke is working tirelessly to add at least another two friendlies to his side's pre-season itinerary. The Tynecastle club currently have four warm-up matches organised: away games at Dunfermline and Raith Rovers followed by two ties in a four-team tournament in Ballymena, Belfast.
While Locke hopes to fix up a money-spinning home game for Saturday July 20, the Evening News understands the club are close to confirming a friendly against Romanian side Rapid Bucharest down in Lancashire, with Leigh RMI's ground the probable venue. Locke also moved to reassure travelling fans that, despite being in administration, there is no threat to Hearts' trip to Belfast next month for the four-team tournament featuring hosts Crusaders, Celta Vigo and a Liverpool XI. "Belfast's definitely happening," he said. "That was all agreed long before administration, so the fans who are booked up can relax."


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I stay because it's hella cheap. Where else can I get endless hours of entertainment so cheaply?
I want to leave because it's so boring right now and watching guilds fall apart is depressing.
I'm staying because our guild is new and we want to clear the content before WoD is out.
So, friends, mostly
Raiding. Finding random lowbies and dropping gold on them. Fighting Alliance while farming, opting to camp them instead of farming, and then getting chased around the zone by that Alliance and his friends.
CPU: Intel Core i5-4670k 3.4GHz | RAM: Corsair Vengeance Pro 32GB DDR3-1866 | GPU: EVGA GeForce GTX 760 4GB (2-Way SLI) | Motherboard: MSI Z87-G45
Cooling: Noctua NH-D14 65.0 CFM CPU Cooler; 200mm Fans x3; | Case: HAF 922 | PSU: Corsair Pro 750W
80+ FPS in Raids on Ultra. Stay mad.
This setup no longer hits 80+ FPS in raids on Ultra. Stay sad.
I bored the stuffs which is in the game right now.. So I'll come back when the new expansion will come out. (I've already purchased the WoD digital deluxe).
Friends, nostalgia, WoD hype, and well, affection for the setting are what keep me subbed nowadays.
The first thing is the most important though. I'd really be lost in this game without people to play it with.
I'm kind of hoping that some of my old friends/guildies will come back for WoD, and maybe we'll get something going again. I know my Real ID list has been lighting up with people I haven't heard from in forever because of RoS, so maybe something will happen.


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Los Angeles, Apr 8 (PTI) Kristen Bell has opened up about her love for coffee and the actress said she needs to have a cup in the morning before talking to anyone.
The "Frozen" star, who has Lincoln, four, and Delta, two, with her husband Dax Shepard, quipped she needs her morning coffee before she's "nice to anyone," reported Us magazine.
"My current alarm clock is the blood-curdling screams that I wake up to. I bolt down the hallway thinking that someone's fallen out of their crib or broken their arm or, I don't know, drowning in the sink, and then they're just like, 'Good morning, Mommy!'
"I try not to interact with my kids too much before I drink my matcha because I need to be caffeinated to be nice to anyone," Bell said.
The 36-year-old actress, however, said her kids make her life better.
"What I love the most is how much kids right size your problems. You don't really care as much. They just make everything better. So all the things you used to worry about just sort of disintegrate."
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Is FDA's senior leadership paralyzed by internal fights over the science and process of new product approvals? You wouldn't have thought so in 2011 after the agency approved 35 new medicines, the highest since 2009. In 2012, the agency also managed to adroitly shepherd a new user fee agreement through Congress, fending off provisions from industry and advocacy groups that it didn't like.
But there are other worrying signs that all is not well at White Oak - at least in the medical devices division. Recent revelations that the FDA had been monitoring the emails of self-described "whistleblowers" who leaked confidential company documents to the New York Times call into question the ability of senior staff to enforce agency approval decisions - at least without a media firestorm.
This concern is explicitly raised today by Jon Entine in a Forbes article dissecting the whistleblower suits:
The [New York Times] and many activist groups are now portraying the self-proclaimed whistleblowers as beleaguered heroes and victims of an agency "enemies list" designed to muzzle public minded employees. They hint at a corrosive and corrupt culture inside the FDA that is captured by big business and limits the agency from encouraging dissent.
But now, as the backstory is coming into sharper focus, it appears that culture is far more nuanced. The FDA appears not so much closed as split between various factions, with a minority of junior scientists determined to push an ultra-aggressive regulation strategy even after higher level science reviews consider but reject their input. This grueling internal battle appears to have left the CDRH, the FDA office empowered to oversee innovative medical technology devices, including genetic tests, in disarray. ...
The latest FDA black eye highlights an internal battle inside an agency struggling to balance a commitment to science with an intensely politicized decision-making process. As Steve Usdin reports in a superb deconstruction of the scandal in BioCentury, the origin of the dispute seems to reflect internal conflicts that often occur in agencies with many employees holding differing scientific and ideological agendas. ...
"If junior staff can always go around senior management when there is disagreement, and successfully use politicians and the media to have decisions overturned, then junior staff are running the organization by default," [Usdin] writes.
To be fair, the problem is that the FDA is tasked by Congress with inherently conflicting roles, both setting the standards that define how new products are evaluated as safe and effective, and then reviewing and approving the data submitted by companies that purports to meet FDA criteria.
Both roles require nuanced judgments and trade-offs in a rapidly evolving scientific environment that don't lend themselves to an all-or-nothing regulatory approval process - especially in today's hyper-partisan, 24-hour media environment, when the losing party at the agency can go to Congress or the media to plead their case.
Scott Gottlieb, a former FDA Deputy Commissioner, looks at the same phenomenon from the perspective of drugs rather than devices in a recent National Affairs article.
Conflicts are inevitable, Gottlieb believes, when "the same individuals simultaneously [play] the roles of detective, judge, and jury when it comes to considering new drugs for approval." Given the conflicting demands placed on FDA staff, the natural tendency is to delay product approval in favor of more data not just on the product's safety, but also its efficacy and utility, i.e., how it can best be used in clinical practice.
More data will protect the FDA against charges of favoritism from its critics on the left and the right, or at least the agency hopes that it will. Gottlieb thinks this ill serves the interest of patients, who have to wait longer for new products to come to market. It also doesn't seem to insulate the agency from criticism - or quell its own rancorous internal disagreements.
Gottlieb suggests that one way to cut this Gordian knot would be to separate the collection of and review of data on product safety and efficacy and let an internal committee of FDA's senior staff or scientists make the final call on product approval - thus embracing the reality that balancing the risks and benefits (and uncertainties) associated with new technologies is a policy decision, not a black-and-white exercise in number crunching where differing opinions can be dismissed as the product of industry influence or outright corruption. Gottlieb believes that this change would allow the agency's reviewers to become more flexible and innovative, since the final decision for product approval or denials wouldn't rest with them.
I think this makes eminent sense, but it's also worth noting that the agency's schizophrenia about medical products is reflected broadly in popular culture and politics. Drug and device companies are simultaneously lauded as the saviors (seeking the next cure for cancer) and villains (driving up health care costs and hawking unproven products). In short, Congress and the FDA take their cues from a public that wants ever more and better health but is unwilling to tolerate any risks from medical innovation.
That's a recipe for dysfunction.
Contrast this with the rapid innovation in consumer products (particularly software and IT) where Americans have broadly made a choice for surrendering more privacy - to Google, Facebook, et al - in return for a better suite of products and services from industry. Concerns about industry's potential abuse of privacy have (largely) failed to materialize since companies recognize that abusing that trust would be tantamount to financial suicide.
There may also be other lessons to be learned from the IT sector. The wired world offers a potential paradigm for how health care companies can offer improved services and tailored products to consumers, and a new venue for testing and evaluating competing product claims in close to real time through carefully designed electronic medical records. In this world, patients and physicians don't need and shouldn't expect certainty - but they should expect better information and more informed choice.
That role - as America's "chief information officer" for health care - is one that the FDA could embrace, and Alex Tabarrok offered one vision of this approach in an earlier post on MPT.
But first we'd have to recognize that the uncertainty we abhor lies not with our officials or our institutions, but in the very nature of the endeavor to tailor treatments to vastly diverse patients under many different circumstances. This may be one of the few ways to end the schizophrenia that we've imposed on the FDA - and on ourselves.


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After listening to all those Jillian Michaels podcasts, I have been feeling antsy to change up my food and exercise routine. You can summarize what she says in the podcasts with the quote I loved so much from BlogHer: "Count your calories, work out when you can, and try to be good to yourself. All the rest is bullshit."
I hadn't been doing too well with Weight Watchers these days anyway, so I decided to give calorie counting a try. I had used Fitday in the past but found it a little clunky. I would have loved to use Calorie King, because you can track on your mobile phone, but I found it tough to justify the monthly fee until I know for sure that I'll do it. For now, I'm trying the free journals at Calorie Count, which does offer mobile calorie checking, but not tracking right now. I'm hoping that they will add the tracking function soon.
I know that there isn't a lot of difference between counting points and counting calories, but changing things up has made me a little more conscious of what I'm eating, and seeing the nutrient balance (fat/carbs/protein, vitamins) gives me a little more insight on where my diet needs work. It's actually fun to enter activities and watch the "Burn Meter" go up. And it's not like I've forgotten what Weight Watchers has taught me about proper portion sizes. I still plan to go to my meeting tomorrow -- I have those prepaid coupons and I want to see how their scale compares to mine. As long as I have the prepaid coupons, I'll use them, and then I'll decide whether I want to keep paying or try to do it on my own.
I got to work from home today, so I took full advantage of not having to commute by going to the YMCA and getting a circuit-training session in. It was only half an hour of lifting plus warmup, cooldown, and some stretches, but it made me sweat and felt great. I figure I need to ease back into a training routine slowly. I have tried the Weekend Warrior routine enough to know it doesn't work for me. Once I get into the swing of things, I'll try to make them more Jillian-worthy.
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I agree 100 percent . . . count those calories, everything else really is just bullshit. I just keep a running total on a little piece of paper I can put in my pocket. It's easy, simple, and doesn't lie! At the end of the day I brush my teeth and throw the paper away. The next day, I get another little piece of paper and do it all over again.ReplyDelete
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Friday, August 8, 2014
THIS was my speech during the induction of the Pines City Lions Club Induction in Fortune Restaurant.
A pride is a close-knit family/unit of lions. Each member of the pride has responsibilities. Whether they are the hunters, protectors, caregivers, teachers or learners, they work as a team, for survival and prosperity.
Like a team, if one does not fulfill the role, then it can affect the entire group.
Then there is this other group of Lions just as proud. But unlike other lions, these Lions are not feared. Instead they are admired and respected.
Like a pride/team, they too form a ring of protection and they have shown themselves to be skilled hunters - providing food for the hungry and tending to the needs of the others. Their territory has spread to the corners of the world, and they bring goodness wherever they exist.
It is You - numbering 1.350 million members around the globe. The Dictionary provides another definition of the word "Pride" - a feeling of happiness that you get when you or someone you know does something good.
It is not the pride of being boastful, it is the pride of accomplishment in building communities, doing good and reaching out to assist others. It is by working together, being close and attached and continuously working for cooperation and understanding and with each Lion doing their own fair share can I say that indeed you have Strengthened the Pride!
That can extend for another hundred years even as you move closer to 2017 and celebrate your Centenary. If you may all recall the city also celebrated its centennial with this humble representation as the Father. With pride we also used as our theme "we serve".
And many can attest to that. And just like with the Lions Club...you serve! From today and onwards to 2017 we all have to do our fair share not only for our pride but for all others that need us.
Once more there are some similarities from when I served and when the Lions serve. One of which was love for the family or pride. Pride of Pride. In our city we prioritized...children. Just like with the city government we pushed for children's needs. They're protection and care. Priority and support all given to strengthen the pride. A children and women's desk was created and awards came coming. It will surely be the same with Lions Club International and all the members of its pride.
A Family and Women's Task Force has brought forward the idea of Responding to Children in Need. It is for the Lions to participate in this special project, not only responding to children, but especially to children in need. Knowing this, Pines Lions Club and it's Esteemed Pride, it has already jump started, no, spearheaded the programs of the International President Joe Preston in making school buildings for our children even before we head towards the centenary in 2017.
By this alone your club through its president and the pride have not only addressed the need, but also addressed literacy. And with regards to hunger and personal care I personally know of your kindness as you went far, really far, to Dipaculao where you made sure that the welfare of children in that area is met.
I also have seen how you involved other members of the pride, the police, the engineers the architects the Lawyers, the doctors, all one and showing strength. I would like to share my profound gratitude to Kuya Itong and the previous presidents of Pines Lions as they have been able to vision out how to strengthen the pride even for years to come as evidenced by they're continuing love for children.
I am also equally confident that through the new Lion King in Engr. Jun, there shall come a strength that can clearly show that the Pines City Lions Club is indeed the ultimate showcase of what a Lions Club can be and should be as president Joe Preston visions the Pride to be. The Pines Lions while opposite that of the Lions in the hot Savannah's of Africa, I see them to be ever cool and that is your Pride and that is your Strength.
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Patient File: (B)
Name: Burrows Elizabeth A.
Number: 75160B
Age at Admission: 16 yrs.
Symptoms: hallucinations, paranoia, self mutilationNotes: Patient suffers from schizophrenia and acute depression. ECT and/or lobotomy recommended.
Use restraints liberally if patient harms self. Time in Saturation Chamber may be required.
That's me. Or that was me. It feels so long ago. When I first crossed those doors, there was only a fragment of hope left in me. I still thought I could be saved. Someone could make the voices stop.
Was I ever wrong.
Incase you haven't figured it out already, I'm dead. I died in these walls along with the others. Seventy years ago in the great fire that burned this place alive. We're all still here...
I wander these crumbling halls night and day. I don't see any of the others but I know they're here. I don't like to see them. The fear and hatred of this place has warped them into something horrible. As if a chasm to hell opened in basement, releasing its menagerie of demons.
I would have become one of them if it were not for something left behind.A typewriter. The only machine not used for pain in this vile pit. The humidity has kept the ink preserved, but my paper supply is running out.
So I have to use what I can. Even spirits get bored.
You might wonder how a "ghost" can use a typewriter. There's alot more to spirits than what you think. We can manipulate our environment.
Its the only way we get noticed.
I'm running low on paper. So I'll amuse you with more records.
Nov. 16th 1929
Vannacutt Psychiatric Institute
Number: 75160B
Day: 03
Began water therapy. Patient restrained in water for three hours. 75160B expressed great anger at session. Left in tub for extra hour.
Removed from session at 1:00 pm. Given shower to remove urine odor. Patient refused to attend lunch. Stayed in room for rest of the day.
Day: 05
Scanned patient's brain wave patterns. Head Nurse Stockard monitored process. Placed electrode sensors under scalp. 75160B expressed violence during session. Restraints needed. No sedatives administered.
Data showed sporadic brain waves. Schizophrenia diagnosis consistent was findings.
Those first days were hell. But I had no clue as to what horrors lay ahead. It wasn't just the agonizing "sessions". Behind these walls, I wasn't a person. None of us were. I still remember my old cell. A simple bed and barred window. I bet my old hand prints are still there. They gashed me up something bad that day.
I managed to find more paper. The electroshock room. Of all the sick places to store typewriter scrolls! The wires are dead now but they still make me feel ill. I also found one of the others there.Gerta Furlou lay shackled to the table with a rubber bite-gag in her teeth. Her empty eye-sockets staring right through me. She died on that table.
Vannacutt was in one of his experimental moods. How much electricity the human body could endure. Her eyeballs exploded five minutes into the session.
Normally we don't see eachother. If it wasn't for their wails, you'd think I was the only one here. Gertie must really be lonely.I first started hearing the voices when I was fourteen. All day long, they whispered demonic utterances. Filling my head with the most unholy thoughts imaginable. For two long years, I lived with these demons. At times they even revealed themselves to me.
Flamion has no mouth and was covered in keloid scars. He told me to burn things.
Moritz urged me to cut myself. His bleeding eyes gleaming whenever I slit my wrists. But Lin was the worst.
It was she who planted the abominable thoughts. She told me my mother had ripped my baby brother from her womb and baked him for supper. Because of Lin, I never ate anything my mother cooked again.
After I died, the demons never ravaged my mind again. It may have killed me, but I was finally cured.


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Mumbai: Sticking to its cautious stance, the Reserve Bank on Friday cut the key interest rate by just 0.25 percent to 7.25 percent and kept the liquidity enhancing cash reserve requirement unchanged, disappointing the industry and stock market.
The RBI in its annual monetary policy statement said there would be modest improvement in the country's economic growth to 5.7 percent in the current fiscal, as against the decade's low of 5 percent in 2012-13.
Justifying the limited easing, RBI Governor D Subbarao said the "monetary policy action, by itself, cannot revive growth. It needs to be supplemented by efforts towards easing the supply bottlenecks, improving governance and stepping public investment".
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Mumbai: Sticking to its cautious stance, the Reserve Bank on Friday cut the key interest rate by just 0.25 percent to 7.25 percent and kept the liquidity enhancing cash reserve requirement unchanged, disappointing the industry and stock market.
The upside risks to inflation, which cooled to a three-year low in March, "still remain significant" in the near term on suppressed inflation on the energy front, Subbarao added.
"Overall, the balance of risks stemming from the Reserve Bank's assessment of the growth-inflation dynamic yields little space for further policy easing," he said.
The decision to leave the CRR unchanged seems to have been driven by an improvement in the liquidity deficit, as the banks are now drawing around Rs 84,000 crore from the overnight window compared to Rs 1.8 lakh crore late last fiscal.
RBI expects inflation to hover broadly around the 5.5 percent mark in the current fiscal and said it will deploy "all instruments at command" to bring it down to 5 percent by March next year.
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|Key short-term lending rate (repo) cut by 0.25 percent to 7.25 percent
|Cash reserve ratio kept unchanged at 4 percent
|Assessment of growth-inflation dynamics limits scope for further easing of policy rate
|FY14 GDP growth pegged at 5.7 percent, down from government's estimates
|Inflation to remain range-bound around 5.5 percent in FY14
|CAD is the biggest risk to the economy
|Doubling of limits on priority sector lending to MSMEs to Rs 5 crore proposed
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Referring to the Cobrapost sting on the country's top three private banks allegedly helping launder money, the RBI said the ongoing investigations have underlined the need for better regulatory compliance by banks.
Even though factors like lower commodity prices and narrowing fiscal deficit would help stem inflation, RBI said the "upside risks to inflation are still significant in the short term" in view of supply imbalances, correction in administrative prices of fuel and rising minimum support price for crops.
Given these factors, "monetary policy cannot afford to lower its guard against the possibility of resurgence in inflation pressures," Subbarao said.
Describing the widening current account deficit and its financing as the biggest threat to monetary policy, RBI warned that growth would slip if governance is not improved and supply constraints are not unlocked.
The central bank expects non-food credit growth to pick up marginally to 15 percent in 2013-14 from 14 percent achieved in the previous fiscal and deposit mobilisation to be flat at 14 percent.
There were a slew of measures on the regulation of banks and non-bank entities.
RBI said its probe into the Cobrapost sting allegation have revealed the need for better adherence to regulatory compliance by banks as some aberrations have been found.
It also said that banks are not carrying out customer due diligence as per requirements while marketing and distributing third-party products and said guidelines with remedial action regarding the same will come later.
Referring to customer services, it asked banks to stop differential treatment to home-branch and non-home branch customers, apart from asking banks to price retail loans at uniform rates.
With the falling gold prices making lenders uncomfortable, it also asked banks not to lend against gold coins above 50 grams.
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The ISPCC has called on Facebook to take more responsibility after a BBC investigation found groups of paedophiles swapping pictures of children online.
The broadcaster said it reported 20 images to Facebook. Of these some were taken down by users, but only four were removed by the company, leaving half of them still up, the BBC said.
One image was described as showing a girl said to be aged 10 or 11 wearing a vest, accompanied by the caption "yum yum", while a number of innocent pictures of children stolen from other locations were accompanied by obscene posts. Facebook said these examples did not breach community standards, the BBC said.
Grainia Long from the ISPCC said: "The more open and transparent Facebook can be, the better.
"They're going to have to reassure parents and all users online of how they make decisions, what is, in their view, appropriate behaviour online, and appropriate imagery to be shared."
Facebook has said it has a zero-tolerance approach to child exploitation on its site – despite claims it failed to remove sexualised images of children.
When asked about these incidents, a spokeswoman for the social media giant said it could not comment "because we have not been provided with any information on the groups in question".
It said it will investigate fully and remove groups "once we confirm they are against our rules".
A spokeswoman for Facebook said: "We have zero tolerance for child exploitation on Facebook.
"This illegal behaviour is rare on Facebook but it is immediately removed and reported to relevant law enforcement agencies when it is detected.
"We believe that our comprehensive reporting system and community standards help make Facebook one of the safest places for people on the web.
"We urge people on Facebook to use the reporting tools available on every page so we can investigate and take swift action."
Groups set up on Facebook can have one of three settings – public, closed or secret. In a secret group only those who are members of the group can see what content is posted, and only current or former members can search for the group.
An NSPCC spokesman in the UK called on Facebook to carry out an urgent review of what is being shared in such groups.
He said: "It beggars belief that paedophiles have been able to set up secret groups to share images of children and discuss their sick fantasies on the world's largest social network.
"We have said before that social media companies need to take more responsibility for the content on their sites.
"Facebook needs to urgently review what is being shared through these groups, use its technical expertise to identify anyone who could pose a threat to children's safety, and share this intelligence with law enforcement agencies."


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When Ellie and Grace meet, the two very different women find they can help each other out. Ellie needs a place to stay; Grace needs a lodger. Both of them need a friend. But then the disconcertingly engaging Flynn Cormack arrives on the scene, apparently determined to help. And when Grace discovers some beautiful painted panels hidden behind the tattered dining-room curtains, the whole business of restoration starts to get serious.
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It's about a girl who falls in love with a boy (a three eared rabbit) and leaves everything including herself behind to pursue his love.
When she finally gets it, she is happy for a while, but then realises how much of herself she has had to change to be with him.
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DEES students present research at the AGU's 49th annual fall conference in San Francisco, December 12 - 16, 2016.
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Fighting hate, bigotry, and populism with knowledge. Join us for our inaugural History Department Teach-in of 2017. We will watch live as Donald J. Trump becomes the 45th President of the United States of America. Following the inauguration, Professor Brian Phillips Murphy will lead a teach-in about what powers have just been transferred and what the modern presidency has become. Lunch will be provided.
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Through an economic analysis of building density, Rutgers University-Newark's Jason Barr found that Red Hook, Gowanus, Carroll Gardens, Park Slope Brooklyn's Chinatown, the West Village and northeastern Queens are the city's most underbuilt residential neighborhoods. If zoning restrictions were removed, he says, the housing stock in these areas could surge.
Oscar-winning director Sharmeen Obaid-Chinoy's films will be screened this week in advance of a talk on Thursday, November 17, at the Paul Robeson Campus Center, Rm 255, from 4-7PM.
Join us on December 3, 2016 from 1-4pm at the Newark Museum for an afternoon of short films, stage-actor readings, and performances that reflect the voices of Muslims in Newark. For more information and to register visit https://muslimvoices350.eventbrite.com.
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Undergraduate student Tonian Robinson was invited to present her research 'Magnetic Susceptibility and its relationship to clay content and the petrophysical property of rocks' at the National Science Foundation's Research Experiences for Undergraduates Conference in Washington D.C. this past weekend. Only a handful of students from around the country are selected to present at this event each year. Congratulations Toni!
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I've got a question about the 20 posts before making threads thing. Are we able to respond to topics outside of the Introduction forum before we get 20 posts? So that limitation is just on creating threads as opposed to replying to them?
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My avatar is clear and I almost never change it, only the backgrounds get changed, it's easier I think.
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Is this somehow wrong ? The perldoc File::Path gives me:
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