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Compared with the usual convertibles, four-door convertibles have a lot more interior space. They can accommodate five to six adult passengers at a time, as contrasted to the two passengers typical convertibles can accommodate. Furthermore, four-door convertibles are ideal for carpooling, which results in lower fuel consumption and traffic on the road. These automobiles are excellent for medium-sized families and are great for holidays.
When talking about convertibles, the first thing that comes to mind is a smooth, two-door coupe that rides low to the ground and seats only two passengers. Nonetheless, many people are still uninformed of the four-door convertible's special and pleasurable styling and smooth maneuvering. These cars are beautiful and impressive, with sharp body lines that instill terrific amounts of performance, proficiency, dependability, and handling.
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Illegal immigration wouldn't be a problem if there weren't the hands outs and the economy was good.
Illegal immigration wouldn't be a problem if there weren't the hands outs and the economy was good.
Say NO to Government!
Was Romney about to fake cry?
Say NO to Government!
Romney and Perry bickeringfest was perfect. Cain is a joke. Bachmann and Santorum shouldn't be on the stage anymore. Newt can stick around in future debates. Ron Paul continues to stand out from everyone else. I guess we'll have to see if this last debate brings Ron up in national polls at all.
Say NO to Government!
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$10,000-$20,000: $2,705 more (17.8% increase, 19.7% tax rate)
$20,000-$30,000: $3,833 more (15.0% increase, 22.1% tax rate)
$30,000-$40,000: $4,196 more (11.7% increase, 23.2% tax rate)
$40,000-$50,000: $4,399 more (9.5% increase, 23.8% tax rate)
$50,000-$75,000: $4,326 more (6.9% increase, 23.8% tax rate)
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$1 million or more: $455,247 less (15% decrease, 17.9% tax rate)
"An Ye Harm None, Do What Ye Will"
"Ever Mind The Rule Of Three
Three Times Your Acts Return To Thee
This Lesson Well, Thou Must Learn
Thou Only Gets What Thee Dost Earn"

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Whether you attend one of our many preconference sessions or the main conference, you will leave with new knowledge, skills, and experiences that you can't get any where else.
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Restaurant Etapes
Posted by: Wen Ching In: Spain|Western Food
And so we continued on our way, eventually we reached La Rambla. We both loved this street. It was perfect and had all the ingredients to make it such an enjoyable place to be in. The atmosphere was lively, street performers were abound, stalls littered both sides of the street and it had lots of food and ice cream!
Walking along La Rambla, we eventually noticed the Mercat de Sant Josep de la Boqueria (La Boqueria Market). We entered this market and were greeted by various displays of fruits and fruit juices amongst other things. The natural medley of the various fruit colours were a sight to behold.
Also in the market was an egg shop selling various kinds of eggs. We thought its display was quite cute.
Close to La Rambla was the Catedral de la Santa Creu i Santa Eulàlia (Cathedral of the Holy Cross and Saint Eulalia), also more simply known as the Barcelona Cathedral. This prominent landmark has very impressive architecture and imposes a commanding presence in the city. It was spectacular to look at, if one can ignore the scaffolding around the top and the huge crane in front of it. Ah well, it needs to be refurbished at some point I guess.
Now it's time for lunch. The restaurant of our choice was Restaurant Etapes. We decided to have lunch here as it ranked rather high on Tripadvisor's restaurant list for Barcelona.
Both indoor and outdoor seating were available. We opted to sit inside as it looked comfortable (it was!) and it was more cooling than being outside. The interior of the restaurant was not big, but it was not uncomfortably small. The design was simplicity at its finest.
When we were seated, we were given a choice between complimentary white or tomato bread. We opted for the tomato bread as it sounded more exciting. We were not disappointed. It tasted of fresh tomato and garlic and was a great way to start off the meal.
The lunch menu from Tuesdays to Fridays is divided into three courses; a starter, a main course and dessert. The total per person for lunch was €15.50. There was a selection of 3 items for the starter and 4 items to choose from for the main course. For our starters, we had the green salad with salmon mousse, buffalo cheese and vinaigrette Chardonnay (pictured). This was a good salad with slightly sour dressing was really appetising. My better half enjoyed the salad very much.
We also had the pumpkin cream with shavings of dried tuna, dried fruit and reduction of Modena. The best and simplest way to describe this would be to say that it was a thick pumpkin soup. It was sweet and was a contrast to the salad. I really liked the pumpkin cream and would love to have more.
For the mains we had the Planxa fish market fish with marinara sauce and peas. The name refers to the fish market as the fish used changes depending on what's fresh and available from the fish market. It was lightly salted and not cooked with many different flavours, but in this instance that was exactly why it was good. We were able to taste the natural flavour and freshness of the fish.
The second main was the rump steak with port sauce, caramelised onions and mashed potatoes. The steak was good, but not great. It was nice and pink on the inside with a trace of blood. I enjoy my steaks that way, but some might not fancy it too much. Even so, the steak was a bit chewy which can get tiring after a while. On its own it would not be a very good steak, but it was redeemed by the sweet port sauce and caramelised onions. The sauce was an excellent accompaniment to the steak.
There were two items to choose from for dessert that day; banana cake and chocolate cake. In the interests of expanding our food horizons, we had one of each. The banana cake (pictured) was not the light and fluffy variation, but more dense. Even so, it was very enjoyable. It was not too sweet and did well as a light after-meal snack.
The chocolate cake on the other hand was sweeter, but similar to the banana cake in that it was a denser type of cake as well. It had a rich chocolate taste and we liked it as well!
All in all, it was a good lunch and we were glad to have followed the recommendations of Tripadvisor. The restaurant has a website with a map of their location here.
We had something light for dinner that night, watch this space to find out what it was!
Restaurant Information
Enric Granados, 10
08007 Barcelona
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Well whaddayaknow… Happy Valentine's Day everyone!
Although it doesn't technically qualify as a real "holiday," I'll take every excuse I can to "par-tee down." You may not believe it, but this Strange Kid was a bit of an outcast with the love interests (shocking, I know), so every year I would celebrate by watching some of my favorite horror movies and this year I get to share that tradition with each of you! Segueing some of the obvious choices this year, I was able to nail my picks down to some of the best heart-wrenching scenes of myocardial mayhem that are sure to shower you in sanguine horrorsauce (blood, that is).
#5: Night of the Demons 3 (1997)
While not my favorite Night of the Demons entry, Angela shows that she stills has the right stuff in this quick, pun-filled heart removal. Quick and easy.
#4: Evilspeak (1981)
It's been awhile since I've seen this film, but I can't help be reminded of that creepy guy from The Temple of Doom in this scene: KALI MA, KALI MA, KALI MA!!
#3: From Dusk Till Dawn (1996)
This one is so overdone, but nonetheless brilliant. Totally reminds me of those old kung-fu movies.
#2: The Sword and the Sorcerer (1982)
I have to admit that I've never actually seen this one, but after this scene I SO want to! Dude doesn't even have to touch his victim, he just uses his "sparkle fingers" and BAM!- instant heart removal.
#1: Heartstopper (2006)
I'm somewhat torn on this one. I really didn't like this film, but as it's name would imply there are some pretty gnarly "heartstoppers" throughout and this one is perhaps the best. Dude tears open his freaking chest! Now that's down and dirty.
So there you go, the Strange Kid's Top 5 Heart Removal picks for 2011. A big thanks goes to YouTube user NapsterVeins69 who made it so easy to find and share these gruesome scenes and to artist Dragan Kovacevic for his uncanny ILL-ostration of moi. How about you- what are a few of your favorite heart-crushing film moments?


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Expense of Three Markets
Would Be Eliminated;
. All edible fish, with th exception
of mullet and aku, fan be retailed over
the counter at alevea eent a pound the
year round with a far greater profit
to the f iahermea tbaa they are ' bow
receiving and the .price would b one-
half of what it is now, while In 'tome
instances it would be reduced ' evan
more than that. Aku eould be aohl far
three and one-quarter eenrs to the eo.
" aumer the year round wfth, a guaraa-
teo to boat owner's of three cent
pound for as much of their fish a the
market needs, any surplus to be return-
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savor investigation ... ... ,
Much is the belief of men prominent
' in the ashing industry, avoet of whom
assert that now The Advertiser ba
commenced the Ina-flatlaaMna i .'',
, high Trice of fish, o stone should bo
left - unturned in exposing the condi-
tinna e aw al , ml
market. However, they say, the prices
Kiven aoov can- not oitfala aniens a
- - - - " ywr wniivnil
control and all fisherman entarinir tha
harbor are compelled to take their eatqh
to jne market wner they will, receive
an established price of ten cent a
pound for all. uh sue aa clue, kaUpla,
. opakapaka, saahimahl, kawakawa, wa
ke,, ulttula, Hawaiiaa sardines,, hapuu
puu and uhu.aod three cents pound
for aku.;-. s, , . ,. . , . - ,
Territorial Market Needed
The follpwing figures given, by those
who know the eosts'of operation are
considered as ultra conservative and
Tk I 1 . ... . .
w rt uwri m ui ft position; to prove
them at any time: . .
- If a market were establiahed under
the control of the Territory, and such
country, ten men, preferably Chinese,
eould be hired as clerks for 2.80 a day
or a total of 750 a month. A market
superintendent would reroive l!AO a
month, and rental, depreciation, inter
cut and insurance could be estimated
at about $360 a month, the 'aggregato
expense amounting t,o about $1260 a
month. . -; ,
All Would. Beaaflt J
It la estimated that 23,000 pounds of
fish enter the market daily, 9000 pound
' other than , aku and 13,000 pounds of
1 fni a a
mna. inis wouui mat BoiyHHJ pounds
entering the market each month. At a
monthly expense of $1250 for the pro
posed territorial market, it would cost
one -fifth of a eent a pound for over
head. A eanyass of the Japanese Ash
men In port yesterday afternoon re
sulted in every one of them, whom it
was possible to see, voicing his approv
al of the plan. At ten cents a pound
they would derive more for their time
and labor than they do at the present
time, and, as some stated, their families
would benefit by it when they were oa
. ablo to got out to se.
It is aaid that the Pacific Fiah Com
pany leases tb Walkiki market and sub
lets to stallmen who, In turn, sublease
to others. It is also said they lease
stalls ia the Ewa market, and eub
lcase to stallmen there who, as in thci
case of the Waikiki market, sublease
to whom they wUh. This subleasing i
added to the price of fiah and the pub
lic ultimately pays the bill.
Public Pays B1U
The Pacific Fish Company has seven
employes and its payroll is estimated
at about $460 a month. Yamasbirp,
manager of the market and the Paeiflc
Fish Company, his son and Fukumoto
are said to receive the largest salaries;
Again, it is said that each one of the
vast swarm of Chinese vendor pays
ten' dollars for his stall,' and in sorde
cases where this stall has been sub-
. leased several times, twenty or thirty
dolft&r would be nearer the amounts
paid, all of which ia borne by the publie
when they buy fish over the counter.
' It ia reported that 'the' Hawaiian
Fisheries leases the mnkai market from
an individual and sublet to its stall
men, the Service Supply Company pay
ing $100 a month for its stand. Thf
company ha na office force Of , four
with two men td caro for the kd and
care for baif. 8. Uyeda, the mapngrr,
is the highest paid man, the monthly
payroll of the company being estimated
at. about $400. - 1
Sally Commission large
The Honolulu, Finn Company, con
trolled by. E C Winston, leases paee,
it is said, from the Pacific Fish Com
pany and employs three men, J. F.'Ku
rod a manager and bookkeeper, re
ceiving in the neighborhood of $150. a
month, and tb two floornfen about $00
each. '
As the situation now : stands, the
three fish onipaniea are receiving in
the neighborhood of $120 a day for
their auctioneering commission, ' This
statement will b supported by the food
inxpeetora who know the amount of fish
entering the market each day. This
com mission i charged for aku a well
as tb other edible fish.
Were this auctioneering commission,
the overhead expense of three fish
companies, the exorbitant rents now
paid for tall, all of which runs up to
thousand of dollar a month, elimi
nated, tb publio would aav the differ
ence between the present aggregate cost
of operation auf the $1250 which would
be required to operate a territorial
ninrket each month. It is within th
power of th food commisxion to do this
and the investigation shuuld not be
postponed longer tbaa ia absolutely nee
It ia understood that W. P. English,
who leuM'a bait ground on the othqr.
But It Has Lots of Sense For
When Needed Pennies Are Not
To Be Had It Resorts To Post
1 age Stamps For Cttanrje"'-''"!
Th theatrical magnate of Honolulu up tw0 cn,, r 1,mr- Jt t P
are all atuek up. ' , on.; cent as a temporary experiment.
Mor tbaa . that ' ihev aaveA'i anv U ',on hoP" - commission
, w y . ay i
joVmILK HALVED
Raise of Two. Cents Per Quart
Cut To .One, But Meat fs t
" Hoisted Two Cents a Pound
Thanh to' th investigation made by
the food aoainWuion, milk will not go
eenta (Lino and proof reader please
follow copy.) . ;
Jt a. fact--!, palninl, humiliating
and disgusting fact, that th penny
kaa Invaded Honolulu aad the to
area t any penniea. . ' '
Heretofore we plutocrats have always
disdaiaed the tumble copper, iOb ' our
annual visits to th mainland t spend
part of onr plotboric . dividend we
have wrinkled our noaec over the 30
cent bargains, aad when change in odd
eenta haa been handed ua, we have
eomtemptuonsly tossed - it - Into the
treet, or dropped It. Into th blind
man's tin aup.- ' - - '
liut aow weVc ap against it. The
war ic the eaane, the war revenue tax
the immediate - aggravation. - -Things
we eat, rrrina, amoke, look at and listen
to are subject to tax, and in many
instance the tat runt Into Odd eenta.
Bala It .Odd or : ,
om benevolent purveyors of - the
thing we buy have decided to save as
th troobl of having to handle pea
aU-a, 'their simple aad . philanthropic
method being to charge enough extra
to make even change,' ; . . j
But abevi the theatrical . magnates
being all stock up-although the penny
hae theoretically i a vaded ' Honolulu
there area't any enhies, or none to
speak of. Consequently something
just a good must be resorted to." En
ter1 the gummed stamp.-
'The ' war tax en theater-' tickets it
ten percent of the eoet of tbe came.
Ia the ease of a tfty eent ticket the
tnx amount to five cents, whioh I vim
pie. But the tax on a twenty eeat
ticket 1c two eentc, on a thirty cent
ticket three eenta.- . ' .' '.'. '
And Lant Magoon, manager of the
Honolulu Consolidated Amusement
Compinr, has decided that, while the
patron t his theaters must bear the
burden of the tax, a intended by Con
gresa (except U the ease of the Bijou,
luring the Mont Carter engagement,)
they are $9 be called upon to pay only
the exact amount of the tax. That
means that odd eent change must be
madeY'.!. iit ' a
No Centn-AVaVlt . '. . ' -,.''.: :".";.
Hoa'jever, ther are no odd cent ly
inf loose a.rouni) -Honolulu. Penaie,
are it a premium. ,
8o yesterday Manager Magoott cent
to the postofiine, nd got stomps, .thou
sands of them. And all afternoon b
and his helper were " busy,, getting
themsolye gll gunyn4 Up ln,cidentajly
tearina ftt atamps ,na, and .placing
them ia qiled enyelopes. Potne of. tb
envejope contained a two cent (tamp
others three , cents, in postage. These
wore' to be oxed as change in place of
the unobtainable pennies.
Many , of. the business house of the
city annpuacud yesterday that they
would acquit,, stamp M jogai tender.
Only .theicWpI . 'government depart
ment rsfuse4 to 3o so.
A a mattoc. of , faet, Ralph John
atone, collector of internal revenue
aenm to have all the cent in town.
Jobnatone took time by the forelock
and, knowing what was coming, order
ed large supply of pennies from tb
mainland. So be la able to give odd
cent change ia copper coin of th
realm. Rut nobody else is.
aid of the island, expect to operate
from ton to twelve aku boats which
will supply hi cannery. If part of thi
were placed ou tb market it would
greatly tend to lower prices. However,
with the Territory iu control of the
fish industry, this would all be regu
lated to suit the needs of the market.
More Aku for Canneries
Were aku to be sold at a public mar
ket for three and one-quarter cents a
pound and other fish at eleven cents a
pound, ther would be a diminution iu
the consumption of aku, because the
Japanese and Hawaiian who now bay
aku because of its .cheapness would
purchase the choicer varieties which
would then be within the reach of all.
This would give a greater upply to
the canneries, for there would be little
demand for it.
Bujpply Market Tint
; Should euch a condition be brought
ajjoui, Walter Macfarlane'a preseut ur
raofeineat would be eatiafaetory, for
aU surplus aku could be retained by the
boats. . This would be fair, to th ex
tent that no readjustment of bait privi
lege would b nooeaaary," because aku
aould be sold at a reasonable price and
contract could be made wiik aku boat
pancr to gupply the market firt.
j.ni vouui necessitate , th appoint
pient of a commission, to regulate the
number of boat to ba allowed on all
baiting - grounds, for it 1 aaid that
without government hatcheries to re
plcuUh tho supply the bait would be
exhausted within a year, if all were al-
iov iree ua el tt)m. . ,
figUir AU BoU
Ia order to uceeBf ully carry out all
the. plea for a territorial market, nil
boat would have to be required to reg-
wer ina nunioer or snares of each and
whom owned by, omethlng, it seems,
that 1 not now required, fcfuch a ineus
ure would satisfy tbb fishermen and al
low them profits which are aow going
to "cileut'' purtnere.
In the case of Lowers Cooke
against Wong Wong, Morris Rosen
bledt, Fred Harrison, and the Honolulu
Nkating Kink, a suit on mechanic
Ilea decided ia th circuit court bi
Judge Ashford, tlu supreme court yes
terday overruled the exeeptiou so far
a Uiey relnt to the owners, and sus
tained then ao far aa tha decini on and
judgement iu favor of the contractor ia
roaoerned. The cause ia remanded to
the circuit court for further disposi
tion.. i I..:. ' ' . i
that tt may even b possible to ob
taJa th thirteen cent rat again aome
timo in the ot too distant future.
Pint wiil go Hp half a cent liuitead
of on cent, making them seven and
aae-bakf cents caeh. ...
;. Thepe price, act, offered by the
pairy men's Aaaoeiatioa aa a voluntary
eompiomlse after the meeting of yes
terday. They were accepted by the
food corhmisi-ion today as temporary
prices only. U case the association
attempts a ra se agin later th com
misxion will hold another investgation
to determine whether or not such a
raise 1 justified, and if conditions
seem to warrant later they will insist
that th price foe lowered further to
lhe thirtecn-cent rate,- ' - -
And Iorf It'a Meat
The ralsw ma te by tbe Metropolitan
Market yesterdny of two eent on the
better cut of m:t was th , occasion
Of $ resolution empowering th ex
ecutive officers,.. L. Cgtle and J. P.
Child, to commune an investigation
of the meat situation at once,; It i
the opinion of the food commission,
that a raise at this time is hardly justK
Hod.' . , ,, ; '
.'We kave advanced the price two
cents a pound on the choicer cuts of
beef," Aatone I.owia, manager of the
Metropolitan Market, stated yesterday.
"The rate to boarding house and ho
tel Is raised one cent. Th raise Is
necessary a we have to pay the pro
ducer one cent more than we have
beea doing."
t la other words, because of aa in
crease of one cent a pound wholesale,
the anluoky ultimate consumer has to
dig .up two cent more for each pound,
Why the extra cent i added, will in
terest the food (.'.ommission greatly.
Tbe cue cent wholesale raise dooa not
add' one tiny fraction to the overhead
expense, but auotber cent is tackyed oa
to tke retail price for , com esoa
known only to the market management,
though there might be a strong sus
picion that it is because every little
bit help to swell the profit, r ' . ;
Veal Imported I
..Either the , .demand should be cut
don or the production of island bee
should be increased, in the opinion of
th conunistuon, in order that there
shall be no necessity of importing beef.
No beef has been imported for some
time until the ),8t trip of t.b WU-.
helmiua, when the bsoueht down foTty
quartern of be.ef far the local, market.
un tbe last trip of th Maui half of
the. icehouse .capacity was taken,, wp
with cold, storage meat, of which, part
wa beef and part veaL' One of the
preachments of the food sdministra
tioa oa the mainland ha been to eat
no veal whatever1 during the war, as
tbe meat .value of a full grown steer
la so much greater, and every calf kill
ed is a moat animal leas. But "Hawaii
import vecJ just tbe same.
No butter or dairy products or teas
could be brought oa the last Maui, as
uy the icenouse space not given . to
moat was take up by several carload
of beer, which ia, of course, a neces
sity far greater than butter or egg In
a civuizea .community, especially wea
butter and egga are so scarce that the
price goea higher every day tbe abort
age continue.
The cheaper cuts of meat are not in
cluded in the rajxe at the Metropolitan
Market. C. Q. Yee Hop has not an
nounced any raiae in meat price.
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Gift of Knitted Garments Warm
ly Appreciated
Th thanks of the men of the
Kcb nrx. for the warm sweaters aad
other knitted garment .made for them
by the woman of th Allied war relief
nave been expressed by Commander
Arthur Crenshaw of tbe ' gunboat.
Nothng coulif have been more appre
ciated, than the gift by the women of
Honolulu, he writea in hia letter of
Tbe. crew lined up on the deck at
attention , while Mr. George B. Clark
read them letter, froin Mr.. Henry
Ji.'Pamon,, acting chairman of the fled
Cms auxiliary, making the gift gf the
knitted garment aoj three uit of
wnxin underwear, f 0j . each, men. The
men cheered, heartily for, tha Honolulu
women after the' Wter wa read.
Tb Hat of gameut Included 79
sweaters, 80 mufflar, 63 socks, 80
wristlet 17 helmet, and 270 Pioce of
underwear. Kleven full set of knitted
gopda,. including a awanter, . muffler,
helmets, pair of socks, aad wristlet in
ravh, wore, made and given by Mr.
Dowaett 'a knitting circle.
Appreoiation of the gift wa also ex
pressed by Capt George 11. Clark, com
mandant of tb naval wtetioa, and Mr
Clark in letter written to Mr
He careful of Hie" cohlr you take at
thia time of the year. They are parti,
eularly dangerou. A neglected cohl
may mean a winter-long cold. Take
Chamberlain 'a Cough Remedy at once.
For sale by all dealers. Benaon, Bmitli
ft Co., Ltd. AgU. for HawaU.--Adver-Usenient.
Five United States Senators and
Eighteen Representatives Will
Arrive Soon In Hawaii, Says
ii Cable. Message Jo Kuhio ,
The United Btate eators aid eigh
teen members of the house of rcpreaen
tatlvea, tweaty-three la all, oompoae
the congressional party aeon to arrive
la Honolulu. ieienate Kuhio yesterday
received a cablegram which gave this
Information and a Hat of the distln
gnhihod visitor whom it will toon b tlie
pleasure of th people of tb Territory
of Hawaii to entertain. Th cable was
from tbe Delegate' secretary In accord
ance with his promise to send an official
list at the earliest possible moment qf
those who might be depended upon to
.compoae the lokgatidn which ha
ejte I Hawaii's In vitatio. ''
Mo Eastern Senators , ,
' Of the five senator there is not one
from' aa eaateva state, William II.
Thompson of Kansas representiag the
commonwealth closest to the Atlantic
seaboard In that eoutincront. With the
repreaeatatiyee it la different although
the east I scantily represented among
them. There ie Carter of Mawiachu
sntts, Goolale of Main and Piatt of
New York and Temple of Pennavlva-
toia. Coming a little further west, there
M Howers of wt .Virginia, Gallagher
of Illinois, portion of Qbio, Bland of
Indiana,' IVelty of Ohio aud Gordon of
Ohio, s-; ; -
Bnatoera Bold Bereral . ' '
Hawaii will be disappointed that the
party la not larger but tha protracted
session of congress ran be blamed for
the smaller number of acceptances than
had been expected- Oa returning to
their homes, many who had expected to.
make the trip found that business re
quired their attention nnd were there
fore compelled fa give np trip which
they much desired to take. , ;
.The following is tbe bat sent by Sec
rotary kly as the personnel of the
visiting party: ' : , ;
Senators Henry T. Ashurst of Arizo
na; Heary L. Myers of Montana; Will
inm King of Vtah; Miles Poindexter pf
Waahingto and Wm. H, Thompson of
Kaiutaa . . 1
Keprefentativ Bland, Indiana; Geo.
M. Bowera, West Virginia; Jas. P. Bu
ehanan, Texas; Jpo. A. Elnton, Califor-'
niaj Wm. H. Carter, Maanacbaaettt;
Thos. Gallagher,' .Illinois; Goodale,
Elaine; Wm, Gordon, Ohio; Lundeen,
Minneeota Jas.. C. McLanghlin, Miclu
gap; Jas. V. McC'lintie, .Oklahoma;
Chan. A. ' Nichols, Michigan ; . Klmund
Peatt, New York; Chae. F. Boavis, Ne
braaka; Henry W. TempU, Pennsylva
nia; Allen T. Treadway, Massachusette;
Werty, Ohio. ' ; 1
In addition there will be' Angus Erly,
Secretary to Delegate Kuhio,, who ia in
charge of the party, and Wm. He, of
tha .United tttaUs Pepettaieat of ,gri
enlture.. .
Harbor Board Announces That
No Further Despoiling of i.
Ground Will Be Permitted
mi ... .,,'. t rr
Pier,, boat house and many, other
structure which Wjaikiki beach own
ers attempt to build below high water
live along any part of the beach, front
ago will receive the condemnation of
the board of harbor commissioners,
which will sanert its authority to keep
the beach clear for the use of the
The harbor contmission . at yester
day's mooting refused to great, a per
mit to J. Y. Bowler to build a boat
house la front of hi pr.oper.ty. along
. the beach near Diamond Head, . It was
this request whit'li decided the board
to make this an issue and prevent any
future despoiling of the only part of
the beaches to which he public has
free access.
Commissioner Jame Wakefield stat
ed that the roquest of Mr. Bowler
opened up the entire question of the
use and abuae of the beach by prop
erty owners.
"Personally, I doa't believe in giv
ing any one the right to build piers
or any structures beyond the high wa
ter mark," said May Wakefteldv
Chairman Wl K. Hobby e j pressed
th. belief that the whole matter could
be settled at owe, without even a fur
ther iuyestigutiun, by simply denying
the request, and that no permits what
ever should tie given for th construc
tion of any structure there. By dor
Ing so there would be no charge
against the board that it gay per
mits in one instance and denied them
in others. The entire question wa
aottled by the presentation of a mo
tion by Mr. Wjakefield, seconded by
Commissioner McClellan, that it Is the
senao of the harbor boa ad that ao
struetuiea be allowed to be erected on
the Waikiki Buach below high, water
How much more sugar will b shipped
to the mainland this year is problemat
ical. It will depend , vhaa th rains
come on Hawaii and. whether the eom-
Iiauiea that have been unable to grind
iccauae of the drought wijl reajixe tb
eroji they expect on such grind- Who
the rain come they eaq flume, fhe cane
t the will and not till then and it la
ppasi.ble that there may b eoine dis
appointments la the giHacisj. Ola haa
the largest ungrouud crop of any of
these plantations.
The last two outgoing steamers have
taken about six teoiiand top of augar
from the Islands and it i Htiniatd
there ia betweeu ten or fifteen thousand
tons of late sugar beaide that which
bu been kept back by th drought. ;
Work In Relays Until Huge Task
Is Finished At Ten .'Clock
; Last Night
Eighteen of Honolulu ' ranking
Scout Wre kept busv oullinor niif th.
ennkle containing the draft a umber 1
all day yesterday and late at night.
The Scouts who took paft ia th mora- f
iMi aft. .Mil k.l. T- - , . . 1
k -w iriMq, numoer is aa
follows." ' Alatau Wilder, Troop 1; Er
nest Grey, Troop 4, worked from nine
re tea. Leo de Roo, Troup 18; Edward
Silva, Troop 80, worked from ton to
eleven. Carl Mortensen. Tronn R
Vyeda," Troop 0, pulled the capsule .
from eleven to twelve. '
' The Scout taking part ia th aftc
noun and night shifts and their troop
number is as follows:
-1Vt Matbesoii, Troop 4; Mahoe, Troop
f worked from twelve until one. Shian,
Troop 3; Kaiama, Troop 7, were buay
from One to two. From two to three
Earn Crane and Bishop Kinney, both of
Trooo !, were kept busy handling tke
ambers. Chlng, of Troop 2, and Oka
pilira followed Crane and Kinney in the
work Sot the next hour. Xjo, of Troop
12, assisted by Guy Gitt, of Troop 7,
Worked from four to five. The next
hour was taken by Mortensen, of Troop
0, and Matheson, of Troop 4. The eve
ning shifts were taken from six to
aevea by De. Boo and Lo, Silva and
Gitt, Arata and Kukugawa, and Kal
ami and Matheson respectively. i :
Th Scouts' work yesterday wa ap
preciated, and th following statement
from Mr. Green, bead of the Selective
Draft, to Executive Scout Commieeioner
K. N. JBurnbam goes to prove itt
T the Commissioner of Boy Scoots,
Honolulu, Hawaii.
Sir X desire to thank yon on behalf
of the Selective Draft for th inval
aable aaaurtance given by th member
of your organization in the operation
of -the drawing on November 1.
Once again the Boy Scout nave
proven their patriotism and their value
to the epmmunjty, and once again th
Selective Draft is indebted to that pa
triotism and devotion to duty which ia
the characteristic spirit of tbe Boy
8co,y.t, both individually and a an or
ganisation. Acting Wider th authority vetted M
me by the Governor of the Territory
and the near department, I desire to ex
tend to you an,d your organization tha
assurances appreciation for the indi
vidual efferta end th collective spirit
ef the Boy 8ot who ware engaged ia
the rawing. ' ' .. n .
, ' Yonr Very truly, '
.. (Signed) - PBANCIS J. GKEEN,
Major, oUde to the Governor, la
. Charge of the Selective Draft.
' With all the equipment necessary to
salvage part of the copra earyo of
tb four-mst American schocDar
Churcnin which went on the reef at
French Frigate Shoal October tbe
Oahu Shipping Company' motor
schooner J. A. Cummin sailed for the
acn of the wreck at eiovaji o'clock
last night.
It is said that the currents are not
liee and tha auecess of she
venture depends entirely upon tbem.
Tbe copra of which she had 600
tons is all sacked and it is believed
that this will be more, or less confined
to one place by th wreckage, which
should not have been pounded to pieces
in the few day since the Churchill
Jwaohed on the reef. '
Should Pay Handsomely
Should the sea permit, tbe Cummin
will have no difficulty in salving the
one hundred tops of the valuable nut,
which i her oargb capacity. If the
seas have been heavy since the day of
the wreck, she should still be able to
pick up enough to pay hr for th
voyage. It is estimated that at the
present price of copra and with a fair
amount of good fortune, the' trip to
French Frigate Shoals should net the
little schooner in the neighborhood of
fifteen thousand dollar.
Enough For All
The rigging of the stranded vessel
la worth copsidcrabb, for since tbe be
ginning of the war, the prices of those
sailing requisites have consistently avi
ated. It wa rumored last night that
several Other vessel of the smaller
fleets are preparing to sail for the scene
of the wreck, bu aa one man expressed
it, "Ther will be enough left, vea
if the Cumtoips. is successful, for five
boats of her size. Since one can not
get it all, the rest might just as well
go down and got what they cb.
'' -.v.
Supervisor Mot t -Smith 1 proceeding
slowly but surely in the matter of bis
proposition to amalgamate several de
partments of publie works under the
head of City Engineer Cantlin. s
With a view to obtaining data on the
subject Mott Smith baa aept a letter to
the heads of. all city dktpartmenta ask
ing that they furnish him a soon as
posrible with a detailed estimat of th
need of their reepeetiva departmenta
and th possible cost of maintenance of
uh department. This information will
be used by Mott-Smilh in dealing with
the budgoT for the coming year.
Supervisor Mtt Smith believe that
th infuriuajioa tha aesured will great
ly facilitate his work on the proposed
city management plan, . .
Results Obtained In Cane Field
? -Are of Almost Equal In-c
' terest In Hawaii
i' i '' '' ''', i i . '
Comparison of the fertilir.lng value
of . ammonium sulphate aad various ni
trogenous oU cakes on caoe in Java
are reported in recent report of the
Java sugar fXwriinnnt .station. It eras
found that the chemical gave larger
yields and cost lens to apply, than the
organic fertilizer. ,
. In 41 teste to determine the compara
tive 4lue of ammonium sulphate and
nitrate" of soda, the nitrate uniformly
gave tbe highest yields and the most
sugar on heavy soils, and th ammo-'
niuiA sulphate on light soils.
(The report states tht it is inadvisable
to use stable manure sud saltpeter to
gether on heavy soils. The greatest
difficulty about using nitrate wis found
to be the esse with which it is leached
ttt of the soil.
In two test in which melassea was
used with ammonium sulphate nd so
dium nitrate, good resulte were obtain
ed ia th formor csne, but not in Ah
latter. The some result obtained oa
soils rich in lime. The nitrate wa a
poor fertilizer aud the sulphate good
one, .-
It is considered, op the wbole, that
the advisability of using one fertilizer
or the other depends on the nature of
the soil, and the relative cost or soar
city of the two.
The Library of Hawaii ha a special
display of books on Vocational Train
ing pa exhibit. These book will b
held fpr a week for the public to look
over, and at' the end of that kirn will
be circulated the same a other book.
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- ;, PASSHNGEJU ASBTVXD . y
By str. Manna fc, October Wt
KlftOM ltlUP a. I.yma. H. . ty
man, Mrs. It. H. Mn4id. Mix . Car
ter. A. HiKlrtle. Maotrr Hmiqie, C. A.
Stelil A. UI1. Mr. Kanuiae, slsa T. i.
Polllns. Mrs. T. M.. Colllus. Miss ). Col
Hna, Miss Kusnkl, alias ilssai. Mas. . Y.
Vsmsinuto, W. K. Alin, i. yukul, W.
J. Uunia, J. N. rWkly. 1. V. ttiuutaK,
Ml lie Meyer. H. C. Edwards. I. I).
Pnrker, C. I. Farker. Mr. and Mrs. W.
rvlllna Ha nrlbsMU, C. t. tHr, VI,.
lay. wcrife HwenlilKer, ' Mtsa H, Kaplln
to atra. 41M-s K. Kernolds. X. f.. lxt,
Mrs. V. M.v Kliay, Mr. J. a. De HUva.
1(1 81a sjst. Mlas Y. Oibaaa. A. . Lak.
A. i. Vuana. Mm. f. A. kimwkim, ,a
Wery, C. M, Uuilaon. Khluianiotn. M. Rhl.
mamoto. II. K. titarratt. I, V. Anattn. Mc.
sud Mra. Kchunuin, Col. C. J. Mrt.'srthjr.
W. II. Meridian. Jun Wakiflll vf
H. Il.il.hf, Krank C. Voat, A. t HffL J
, KUo.M I.AIIAINAK. B. MnrdrnL f.f
Salto, Mm. W. A. Carroll, 8. tVY.ma.la.
K. PimWU, UUs L. MaotMilo. U. il UsJk
er, Vlmujr IU 'kny. H. Heapv. O. L Hud,
Joe MaHu. Mr. and Mm. l. B. Weller.
N. lHtaU, P. J. Kiipaa. UevTf.. B. K
mehelws. J. H. fratL 0. C. Huries..,B.
Anhley. i, , . ,
By atr. Manna Loo froaa Kaast, Oct.
SO C. W. Hi.Us, J. Uroufca prswa Hi
Hldtaur. Mr. Ferpandea, ", rha, Mrs.
. V. Cebttl, K. Yo-bblaMra. 4'ahlU ami
Infant. Mr. Cauill. MaMer Caklg, Jlmv.
I.aiiKlitoB, Mr. Andemsnp, Mr, Tiiuotoo,
CatKala and Mra. Uvltt, Ur. XalatiuUit.
If. Ksmaka. C. Keaki, O. AUon. - V:
(leave. . .
PAJJSENOEBJl DSFAJRTK9 y
By str. Mlkalisla tot Manl aad Uuo
kaU Oa t. W-J. V. Brown. H. r',.tr.
Mlw, A. (larrlila, Men. J. R. Htunubrpw
ami two infanta, H. E. Vans, John tier
(ant. ' . . . . . , ,
Hy str. Klnan for Kauai. Oct. SO Mr.
and Mr, K. Naxh. A. F. Krejr. IX U. Mur-diM-k.
Ml, M. Jeewu, P. ?f. YulU, 4i, A.
Nelw.B. 8. KauL Mm. A. Y. Yuan.
1. Mettler. II. IK WlKluud. K. A. Kpud
seu, W. K. WnU. V, M. Jnd.t, H. Lewks.
Kraucla I.yman. K. Vi M-iIa a. Kelk,
Mr. V. knmlHea and uial.l. A. MarcallT
no. J. r. tUiwan. Mr., and. Mra. A, K.
muaa, Mr. aad Mrs. K. Cauiara. Hee Fat.
Mm. A. K. UaoOali. Mla O. Uda, Y.' Ka
nlMbliua. '. Fnw. A, t'. take.. ,
K. H. AUrnnta, O. W. 4Urrjr, CI. A. fieuna.
J. M. Berkeley. Mra. C. J. ...llon. M. 1'.
( hive. mIhm A. F. Carter, Mr. and Mrs.
WUItiun CeUliiH. K. I. lay. Mr. Una
forth. J. A. KibaondH, Mra, K. Klm. J.
(iulUraKL. CharU-a ). Gerth, Mbia A, Har
rtmis. K. Hshlnuto. C. W. HiiHtave, Mhw
Marie ll.ui. Umm R. M. UoUhmer. Un,
J F. Ilal.y. H. H. JIolt. Mrs. F. HoLimra
Mrs. A. 11 Hum, M. Kama ha ra, f. A. Ken
nwl.v. J B. I.ljtliifoot. .'. W. ivas, Ur
l.wti. Mh A. I.ticaH. Cajt. and Mcs. 1.
II Leareu. Mr. V. A. VfJ. Mayatee II.!
MohIh, Muster W. Meala. Tbataliyrr Martin.
F. Mulr. Mra. H H. Murehaad, V. K. Mack.
C. K. MarslHiid. Mm. tl.-lk Macrlmee, Mra.
J ill In Mw-l-'axUne. Jamra Oa, Mrs. Mary
()Tct. MUs llHsek OCarr Miss Fkmtue
IVaiwu. Mia. M. B. Terry, Mlas J. Perry,
Mr -mid Mra. a A. 1'rleak, O. . fnrkM.
I. D Piii-Ur. Mr. and Mrs. K. H. I'lerva,
I. i: Jtllvy. Kdwacd RWdal. Wlllism Kut
del. Mr. and Mm. W. HotkohlUl. Mr. anil
Mrs 10. .1. lieest. Mra. I., Uwluaatulii, Mrs.
V s Shields. Miss I. V. Hiulto. Vr. sad
Jlrs. T. K. Huiu k. . A. 8weraavr. t
Ki-haarsi limlilt. Mra. O. L Htia. Mr, al
Mrs. c. It. Hoimuers. Mra. W. K. Tavlor,
lr. II, A Todd. WUJtou, V. Van Autwars,
MUh K. Ward. Mr. sud Mra. X. VVatklus.
1. J. Wullt-r. Miss B. U. ViUHig, Mia 8,
M. VnniiK. Mra. H. K. Kumwall.
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SAN FRANCySCOOUOTATIOKS
8iX FBAMCIM'O. . Nuranhar 5-.Fd
IomIiis are tka oneulnc and rloatn 'yao
bitliuia of aiiKHT aad ethav etaca To the
fan Pram-lace market yesterdays
I'n w- ti cmi HiiKar ,
HaMallHu riiienr Co. .
Ilonoksa Hugar ,
Iliiti'hiusoii.yiiiir 4'a.
Olna SuKr l'J. . . . . . ,
Hunt! Sutiir Co ,
Oitnniea 8iiKHr Co. , ..
Klluuea .
I'auiiliau Siurar Cu. .
I'UKels i 'upei- . . . , . .
I loimliilii riuutiitlnn .
Ilonululu OU ,.
Bid tK nivMend tliaaiKHad.
. , ,
Qnntatlone oa tb fanewlns) New York
i-nrlt atn'-ka. aa wlnataaaad to Tbe Adver
lliter by titouebaia 4 Co are:
Wadaaa- Yeatar
Utl I.lt
i iilfloidti
Kiiiiiin Copier . . . .
1 1 oiu Blossom . . , .
J,.r,.ini! Verde .
.11 mi lluller
M.itlier l.ixle
Itay Heiiules . ...
Ue-u'iKi Kula
Hvx Cons
Kiher KIiik Coiim. .
Tunnpuh Dxti'uslop
Idi'hiuoud Cijiier .
Kerr Lake . ......
Crvasun IJiild . . . .
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Yasukawa Joins Indy Japan 300 FieldFebruary 23, 2009
Japanese driver Roger Yasukawa will be joining the Dreyer & Reinbold Racing operation for one race in 2009: the Indy Japan 300 in September at Twin Ring Motegi.
Yasukawa will join the team alongside full-time driver Mike Conway.
"I am very excited that I will be racing again at the Indy Japan this year," Yasukawa said. "I ended my Indy 500 last year with results that I did not expect, but I feel confident about this year racing with a solid team."
In his Indycar career, Yasukawa has raced 18 of 36 races with the Dreyer & Reinbold team with the most recent being the 2007 Indianapolis 500. He's been awarded with nine, top-10 finishes, with a best finish of seventh (twice).
"I started talking with Dreyer & Reinbold Racing right after the Indy 500 last year and finally came to an agreement" he said.
"The team has geared up their engineering staff this year, and I am very confident that we are going to be competitive in the race."
The Sept. 19 event will mark Yawukawa's fifth IndyCar Series start at Twin Ring Motegi.
"We love going to race in Japan every year," team co-owner Dennis Reinbold said. "To be a part of a program to put Roger on the grid in front of his home crowd makes us excited.
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ARLINGTON, Texas — He is the goalie in hockey. The quarterback in football.
The starting pitcher in baseball is the center of the universe. If he's good, it camouflages weaknesses in every other area. The Giants didn't hit much all season. Not one guy on their team ranked in the top 10 of any meaningful offensive category.
And yet, they will be riding on floats down Market Street today, fulfilling the dreams of a city that has waited more than five decades for a World Series title.
The Giants, champs? Really?
"It's amazing, isn't it?" roared closer Brian Wilson here Monday night.
First baseman Aubrey Huff ended in up San Francisco only because Adam LaRoche wouldn't take their money. The Rays cut Pat Burrell, enabling the Giants to sign him. Juan Uribe became a cult hero but only because of injuries to Freddy San- chez and Edgar Renteria.
This was a lineup that would make fantasy owners blush. But the reality is that the Giants played Ring around the (Buster) Posey on opponents when it mattered most because they never needed to hit much. Not when the other team doesn't score.
"The fact that we pitch so well, it takes pressure off the offense. It's a new star every night," general manager Brian Sabean said. "It was a community effort."
Of all the statistics that explain why the Giants won their first title since 1954, it's this: They scored 29 runs in five World Series games. The Rangers recorded 29 hits.
"Nobody gave this pitching staff enough credit. Their guy (the Rangers' Cliff Lee) was getting all the hype. And our guys went out and dominated everybody," said Huff, whose selfless sacrifice bunt in the seventh inning of the deciding game set up Renteria's clinching home run.
The staff starts with Tim Lincecum, who would look more comfortable competing with Shaun White in X Games than against Lee in big games. He's listed at 5-feet-10, 170 pounds. But that's being generous. But all this skater boy did was a nose grind on opponents in the postseason. He fanned 10 Rangers on Monday.
"He's had so many spectacular games that just leave your mouth open," pitching coach Dave Righetti said. "But there's no way you can ask for more than he did in this game."
What makes the Giants different is that Lincecum, a two- time Cy Young Award winner, is just one arm of a four-tentacle monster. Matt Cain didn't allow a single run in the playoffs in 21 1/3 innings. He has matured, as ESPN analyst Nomar Garciaparra said, from a "pitcher who just threw hard to a guy that can set you up with multiple pitches." Madison Bumgarner is 21 going on 50. He's calmer than a lagoon. He said pitching in the World Series wasn't much harder than throwing in the North Carolina high school championships.
"When Bumgarner is a fourth starter, that tells you all you need to know," said Giants outfielder Cody Ross, another outcast picked up during the season. "I always hated facing this team because of the pitching. It's so nice to play behind these guys. You feel like you are in every game. That's why we are standing here."
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Etihad Airways is the new official airline sponsor of Events DC's Nation's Triathlon, "marking the Abu Dhabi-based firm's first foray into sports sponsorship in the U.S. capital," according to GULF NEWS. The deal "will involve the airline supporting the Nation's Triathlon through flight provision for athletes and other promotional activities, as well as forging a partnership between the Nations's Triathlon in Washington D.C. and the Tri Yas Triathlon in Abu Dhabi." The announcement "was made in Washington D.C. by Competitor Group, Inc. (CGI)," which runs Events DC's Nation's Triathlon. The '13 edition of the Nation's Triathlon will take place on Sept. 8, and "will welcome 5,000 participants" to one of the largest int'l distance triathlons in the U.S. (GULF NEWS, 7/13).
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Premier League side Cardiff City "have renamed the Canton stand the Croeso stand as part of a sponsorship package with the Welsh Government," according to Steffan Rhys of WALES ONLINE. The £110,000 ($166,133) deal "will run from August 2013 to May 2014." The Welsh Government said that it "will also purchase TV advertising time with Sky Sports during live Cardiff City games." It said that the aim of the new deal "is to promote Wales to a worldwide audience." It will also see "Visit Wales branding inside and outside the stadium, pitch-side advertising boards, the use of a hospitality box and advertising opportunities on stadium screens and in the car park" (WALES ONLINE, 7/11). CARDIFF CITY ONLINE's Michael Morris wrote Economy Minister Edwina Hart "announced the deal at the Cardiff City Stadium on Thursday" with Manager Malky Mackay and player Craig Bellamy. Hart said, "Cardiff City's fantastic achievement in reaching the Premier League has provided a unique chance for promoting Wales to a worldwide audience. We want to ensure that every visitor to Cardiff next season and the millions of television viewers in more than 200 countries worldwide know what a warm welcome awaits them in Wales" (CARDIFF CITY ONLINE, 7/11).
The People's Republic "might seem an unlikely incubator for golf prodigies," according to Brook Larmer of the N.Y. TIMES MAGAZINE. Chair Mao, after all, "banned the game in 1949 as so much bourgeois frippery and had the handful of golf courses that predated the Communist revolution plowed under." Even today, the state "ostensibly outlaws the construction of new courses in mainland China, lest they gobble up too much scarce land and water" -- an edict that, though flouted in places, still limits the growth of the game. And yet Chinese "wunderkinds are now beginning to infiltrate some of the highest levels of golf. First came 14-year-old Andy Zhang, who played in last year's U.S. Open." Then, in April, Guan Tianlang, also 14, "dazzled at the Masters." And the prodigies "keep getting younger." In May, Ye Wocheng -- at 12 years old, not even a teenager -- "became the youngest golfer ever to compete in a European Tour event when he played in the China Open." These three boys "may be just the beginning." Beyond them, training with ferocious intensity, "is a small but growing band of younger Chinese golfers" -- some, like Xie, just 7 or 8 -- who are starting to win int'l tournaments. The "wealthy children of China's economic boom." These boys and girls, whether driven by desire or family pressure, "often train nonstop, with very few days off, under a parental discipline that can rival the toughest coaches in the Chinese sports system."
LOOKING FOR A STAR: In the effort "to create a Chinese star, families are not the only ones doubling down." Corporations, too, "are eager to find a figure" -- golf's version of the basketball star Yao Ming -- who can help "build a sport that appeals to China's status-conscious elites." And now, "an even bigger player has invested in the quest: the Chinese state." The head of the state-run China Golf Association, Zhang Xiaoning, said golf's emphasis on technique and mental strength, rather than sheer athleticism, makes it "ideally suited" for the Chinese. The challenge now "is to expand the pool of athletes in a game that is almost the exclusive preserve of the very rich." So far, the CGA "has teamed with corporations to host tournaments, teach golf in primary schools and build a sophisticated national golf training center."
NO PLACE TO PLAY: Thirty years ago, "there were no golfers or golf courses in mainland China." Today "there are around 400,000 regular golfers, a number that could easily double by 2020 as the middle class expands." The number of courses in China "has grown to some 600 today from 170 in 2004, with 1,000 projected by 2020." (The U.S. has 15,000 courses, Japan 2,500.) The CGA's biggest gambit is an $80M national golf training center "inaugurated last year in Nanshan in Shandong Province, on China's eastern coast." The facility, built to CGA specifications by the Nanshan Group, a Chinese conglomerate, "is meant to surpass the most advanced training centers in the West." It has "several hundreds of thousands of dollars' worth of the latest digital swing technology." Ye's father said that Nike "has been sending Ye a steady supply of free golf clothes and clubs since he was 9." Nike has also signed up British touring pro David Watson as part of its worldwide advisory staff, bringing him to the United States for workshops on fitness and training" (N.Y. TIMES MAGAZINE, issue 7/14).
Aberdeen Asset Management and the Scottish Government "have extended their backing of the Scottish Open until 2017," according to Phil Casey of the SCOTSMAN. After three years at Castle Stuart, the event "will be staged at Royal Aberdeen next year before moving around some of the country's top links courses, with a likely return to Castle Stuart" in '16. The prize fund will increase from its current level of £3M ($4.5M) to £3.25M ($4.9M) in '15 and '16 and to £3.5M ($5.3M) in '17 (SCOTSMAN, 7/13).
Bundesliga club Hannover 96 has extended its partnership with sports marketing company SPORTFIVE. The two parties agreed to extend their current contract, which was set to run through '14, until June 30, 2019. SPORTFIVE has been the club's marketing partner since '07. In addition, Hannover 96 extended its sponsorship deal with Anheuser-Busch InBev for another five years until '18. The company will continue to offer beer brands Hasseröder and Gilde at home games at the renamed HDI Arena (Hannover 96). ... Viagogo has said it was "surprised" by Bundesliga club Schalke's decision to terminate its partnership with the secondary ticketing company amid claims of contract breaches. Viagogo became Schalke's official ticketing partner on July 1, but the agreement "was terminated just a week later by the German side." Viagogo insisted that the move came as a "surprise" and said in a statement that it had "fulfilled all aspects of the contract" (viagogo). ... Chronotech watch brand has become the official partner of Serie A side AC Milan for the '13-14 season. The partnership, signed in collaboration with Infront Italy, which is the club's official adviser, consists of company promotions and the Chronotech logo inside the San Siro Stadium during home games and at the Milanello training complex. Chronotech will also be present on the club's website and the magazine Forza Milan! (AC Milan). ... Canadian Football League club Hamilton Tiger-Cats and fast-food chain Tim Hortons unveiled a landmark 10-year presenting partnership agreement that includes naming rights to Hamilton's brand-new stadium set to open in '14 as Tim Hortons Field (Hamilton Tiger-Cats). ... DocMorris will be the new main and shirt sponor of German 3rd League football team Alemannia Aachen. The partnership with the mail-order pharmacy was brokered by Infront Sports & Media (Infront).
PREMIER LEAGUE SPONSORS: EPL Liverpool and its official beer partner Carlsberg are celebrating their partnership of 21 years by announcing a three-year extension to Carlsberg's long-term partnership. Already the longest serving partnership of any Premier League club, it has now been extended to run until the end of the '15-16 season, a total of 24 seasons (Liverpool). ... ManU player Ryan Giggs and his former teammate Gary Neville have announced their GG Hospitality company "will be launching hotel and café brands with the intention of building a hospitality empire." The project "is set to kick off with 'Café Football,' which will be opening its first outlet in Westfield, London in November, followed by the first 'Hotel Football,' which is scheduled to open next to Old Trafford in October 2014" (INSIDE WORLD FOOTBALL, 7/12).


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Ever since I ran my first half marathon this past June I've been itching to run another race. I almost immediately had my sights set on the Hecla Half Marathon. This race is in October and takes place in Hecla, Manitoba which is both a Provincial Park and an island. I haven't been up to Hecla since I was a kid and I thought it would be really cool to run a race there. There's also a hotel with a spa and I would be lying if I said that didn't influence my decision.
After I had taken some time off after running in the Manitoba Marathon I started up a new training cycle with guidance from my coach, Ange. It wasn't 2 weeks into the cycle and I began experiencing some lower leg, calf-area pain. I was concerned it was the same problem I had while training for my June run (what I thought was shin splints) so I wasted no time in getting into seeing my physiotherapist.
It was determined that I was experiencing Achilles tendonitis and rest was my prescription. This was obviously not a good outcome for me as I had intentions of running a half marathon (and setting a new personal best) in 3 short months. I was thrilled however, that this didn't end up ruining all the hiking that we had planned during our East Coast Adventure as it was really only running that seemed to be causing me pain.
After coming back from vacation and talking to lots of people about the race I decided to sign up for *only* the 10k. I'm not at all saddened by this decision for a number of reasons that I won't bore you with but maybe most importantly: this would be my very first 10k and no matter what my time, it will be a personal best.
I'm still working with Ange to get myself 10k ready – mixing up some running (track and outside in my new neighbourhood!) with some strength sessions at GoodLife Fitness and some yoga at home! I'm happy that I don't have to stress about training for a half marathon in a super short time period. There are plenty of other races to run and I would rather have a positive experience with this race than finish disappointed. Every day I'm reminded that running is almost as much a mental game as it is a physical one.
I look forward to sharing this experience with all the good friends (and Mr. A!) who will be running this race with me and I can't wait to share here on the blog!
Let's chat – Have you ever ran a 10k race, do you have any tips? October is COLD in Manitoba – any tips for racing in colder temperatures?
Disclaimer: This post was written as part of the GoodLife Fitness Blogger Ambassador Program, however all opinions expressed are my own.


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EMYA 2013 Tongeren | Belgium
The European Museum of the Year Award 2013 Ceremony took place in the Gallo-Roman Museum in Tongeren, Belgium, winner of EMYA 2011.
EMYA 2014 Tallin | Estonia
The Art Museum of Estonia, in Tallin, EMYA 2008 winner, hosted the 37th European Museum of the Year Award Ceremony.
EMYA 2015 Glasgow | UK
The Ceremony took place in Glasgow from 13th to 16th May 2015.
The event was organised in cooperation with the Riverside Museum, Scotland's Museum of Transport and Travel, winner of EMYA 2013.
EMYA 2016 Tolosa | Spain
The Ceremony was hosted by the International Puppet Museum Centre in Tolosa, Spain, winner of Siletto Prize in 2012.
In 2016 the European Museum Forum marked the centenary of Hudson's birth by organising a panel dedicated to him at the EMYA 2016 Ceremony.
The winners of EMYA 2016 were announced at the Award Ceremony in San Sebastian on 9th April.


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A very dark Tomb located below The Catacombs full of giant skeletons. To make it easier to navigate it recommend that you follow our walthrough by exploring Anor Londo and Lost Izalith before coming here. And obtaining the Skull Lantern, Sunlight Maggot (Lost Izalith), or the spell cast light so that it is possible to see, as the area is full of treacherous falls.
General Information
- Previous: The Catacombs
- Next: Kiln of the First Flame
- Recommended Levels: Any
- Bosses: Nito
Tomb of Giants Map
(Work in progress!)
NPCs in the area
- Giant Skeleton( Sword/Archers )
- Giant Skeleton Dog
- Bone Tower
- Baby Skeleton
- Pinwheel
- Hollowed Clerics
- NPC Invader: Leeroy (after you have opened the golden fog-gate he will invade you after entering if you are human.)
Full Tomb of Giants Walkthrough
It is not recommended to enter this area unless you have obtained the Lordvessel from Anor Londo as otherwise you will not be able to complete or access all of the area. In addition, the Tombs should only be explored by those with a Soul Level of at least 55-60, otherwise this area will be exceedingly frustrating. There are 2 Bonfires, at about 1/3 and 2/3 through the area.
Your goal when first entering the tomb of giants is to reach the bonfire. The good news is that there is a bonfire right after defeating Pinwheel, the bad news is that it's extinguished, for good. Traversing this area will be much easier if you have the spell Cast Light, the Sunlight Maggot or a Skull Lantern, but neither is a necessity. You should follow the placed prism stones carefully to avoid falling, and generally watch out for pairs of white glowing eyes that indicate a giant skeleton.
After crossing the first coffin (yes that's what they are), hug the right wall going forward and you will encounter the first giant skeleton. You have a bit of room to fight him so don't worry too much about falling off the ledge. After dispatching him, follow the path down and you'll come to a coffin slanting downwards into the darkness. Man up and slide down it. You'll come out onto a ledge with another downward-slanting coffin just in front of you. Before continuing down it, turn to your right and pull the skeleton hiding there. It's a good idea to kill him because he may drop down on you once you continue your descent.
When you're ready, slide down the aforementioned coffin, but BEWARE, there will be a skeleton waiting to either side of you on the ledge. The best way to survive this particular ledge is by heading straight to your right and rolling past the skeleton onto another coffin-slide. It's likely that you'll die here until you get the hang of exactly where to go, but take heart! At the bottom of this 3rd coffin-slide is Patches the Hyena (ignore him for now) and a ladder to the left that will lead down to a small ledge with the BONFIRE (prior to sliding down the third coffin, be sure to position yourself as far to the right as possible, and continue pressing your stick in this direction so you'll be sure to land on the ledge with a corpse holding Humanity). You may choose not to kindle this one as there is another closer to the boss, Nito, but if you die here without it you will have to retrace your steps from your last bonfire. Now that you have a checkpoint within the Tomb, you can feel free to explore around a bit. The first thing you should do is acquire the Skull Lantern. The easiest way to do this is to talk to Patches the Hyena. Read up on Patches to see what he offers after this area.
Answer NO when he asks if you are a cleric and YES to his offer to find treasure, and he'll kick you off the edge down into the area below. Yes it's a bit of ***** move, but it's actually a good thing because you will find yourself near three corpses with items, the most important of which being the Skull Lantern. Pick up these items quickly and equip the lantern (preferably in your alternate left hand slot so you can swap easily between shield and lantern).
Explore around the lower level that you fell into and you'll find the NPC Reah of Thorolund who is guarded by two hollow cleric bodyguards that are rather tough, so be careful in eliminating them. You'll also find Skeleton Pillars. Try to take them out from a distance or use quick in-and-out melee attacks as they have a slam attack and a thrash attack, both of which do substantial damage. Follow the path which leads towards a ladder. After climbing that ladder, you'll find a fork.
- Following the left path (beware of the skeleton archers that are trying to pin you to the wall) will lead you first to a giant coffin which you can enter by dropping down through a small square hole. You'll find yourself on a ledge above bottom of the coffin, where 6 giant skeletons are lying in wait for you, as well as a dead blacksmith with a Large Divine Ember and a corpse with a large soul. This area can be difficult, but the Giant Skeletons have a short agro range and the Archers won't be able to hit in some areas. Take your time and be ready to heal at any moment. Continuing upwards past the giant coffin will bring you back to the start of the area where you fought Pinwheel and will allow you to nab the item on the body that you probably saw up and to the right for the very first prism stone. Alternatively, once you drop down the hole, make a running jump over the ladder leading down to the skeletons, and continue along the ledge around the inside of the coffin. Once you reach the other side, you should be able to target the skeletons below you, toss down some fireballs/chaos fireballs/firebombs etc to thin out their numbers and get some easy souls and a Large Divine Ember (see Ember page for more strategies).
- The right path will lead you back to Patches the Hyena and the bonfire.
From Patches, go to his right and you'll find a path that leads to a fog wall and your first encounter with a Skeleton Dog.
Skeleton Dogs
There are several of these quadripedal monsters in the following area and they are tough to deal with, even though they have very low health. The main danger of these enemies lies in their forward flurry attack that has significant range and seems to ignore all armour other than shield (need confirmation, but regardless the damage is insane). It is sometimes possible to block all the damage from this attack (eating most of your stamina) by facing at the right angle with your shield up, but it seems that the attack can sometimes reach around the shield, dealing very heavy damage.
If your stamina is not full, or if your shield/endurance/poise are not up to par, this attack can easily drain your stamina or simply knock away your shield; if the flurry is not finished when you are left exposed, you will almost certainly die. They will rear up when they are about to leap at you to perform this attack, so try to back up and keep your shield raised.The best strategy to adopt in facing them is to minimize time spent fighting them; they have relatively low hp, so killing them quickly is feasible and necessary, even if it means eating a few of the Dog's minor hits. One effective strategy is to pull them using a powerful ranged Pyromancy (Fire Orb etc), after which you should be able to take them out in 1 or 2 hits.
Another way to deal with them is to move arround them and attack them from the rear, they take too long to turn around. However be careful not to fall off, since you will mostly find them in narrow corridors and the low visibility only makes things worse.
Alternatively, equipping the Slumbering Dragoncrest Ring (found in Sen's Fortress) reduces the agro range of the Dogs to the point where all but the first and the Dog next to the hole just past the location of the fog door can simply be run past, almost always without them noticing. This makes travelling between the first bonfire and the location of the golden fog door considerably easier.
Be careful in the first area after the fog wall, as there are several Skeleton Dogs, a Skeleton Archer on the other side of the room, and a Black Knight that will start to attack you. Try pulling the black knight all the way back the way you came so that it can be fought outside the Dogs aggro range, allowing you to fully concentrate on the Knight. After clearing and exploring the little area, advance down the ramp onto the lower level. Start by going down the right path to find a corpse with an Effigy Shield item at the end . Then, go down the left to fight a Skeleton Dog and a Giant Skeleton with a sword. After fighting them, continue around to the left, following the faint blue lights, and you will come to the 2nd BONFIRE . It is highly recommended that you kindle this bonfire, as it will be the one from which you will fight Nito.
[Directions: While facing Patches, turn right and go until you see a Skeleton Dog (I recommend using a long pole arm or thrusting weapon, striking with just the tip. Roll backwards immediately after hitting them and go for a second thrust to finish them off), Continue going right, where the skeleton dog was, until you see another Skeleton Dog. There will be an archer sniping at you. Fight the Dog, turn left and go straight to where the arrows are coming from to fight the giant Skeleton Archer. To get the Effigy Shield: Turn left from the giant Skeleton Archer. Fight another Skeleton Dog and go down a somewhat steep ramp into a lower area. Immediately turn right and move along a thin path until you see a body with the shield. Go back and head up the ramp, turning right, to reach the area where you killed the giant Skeleton Archer.
To get the Covetous Silver Serpent Ring: Near a cliff face, right where you fought the giant Skeleton Archer, you will see a body with an item. If you walk straight off the cliff from where the body is, you'll fall onto a ledge that leads to the Covetous Silver Serpent Ring - But watch out!! Going to the body will trigger a trap that surrounds you with Bone Towers (great place to farm White Titanite Chunks). Once you get the ring, move back to the ledge you landed on, jumping a ravine. There are 3 ways you can go at this point: Staying to the right will lead to the bonfire. Going left, on the high road, will lead you to a Skeleton Dog and Giant Skeleton. Going left, on the low road, will lead to a fantastic area with an White Titanite Chunk from a corpse in an alcove, plus 3 Skeleton Dogs, plus an additional Skeleton Dog and Giant Skeleton from the highroad area if you ignored it earlier, and a path that's very well hidden (unless you just walk off a cliff) to continue on your merry way. ]
After resting at the Bonfire, go back towards the Skeleton Dog and Giant Skeleton. Next to the second column, right before the Skeleton Dog, is a path that leads down. The Skeleton Dog will follow you down the path so make sure you take him out first. Proceed and you'll find a corpse in a small gap to your right White Titanite Chunk. There are 3 Skeleton Dogs ahead slightly to the left. The two far Skeleton Dogs may be ignored. Kill them and take the down right path. Slightly down the path turn around to your right and go back a little to find another corpse with Soul of a Brave Warrior. Drop down the short ladder and you'll exit the pitch black part of the Tomb of Giants.
Another alternative if you don't mind dying a few times to figure out the route and missing out on some soul items is simply equipping the lantern and run past everything. Starting from where Patches stay right past the first dog, after the fog door run towards the skeletal archer and roll straight off the ledge where the item is. You will land on a platform which leads towards the Covetous Silver Serpent Ring. Unless you really want it face directly behind you and roll off the ledge again. Following the right path will lead you the second bonfire. When heading to the left make sure to hug the right wall and keep heading down until you see the hole with the ladder in it which leads out of the dark area. Most skeletal dogs that do follow you will most likely to fall off and die. However, on a rare occasion one might follow all the way to where Paladin Leeroy spawns, so take a minute to make sure its clear. Once you master this route it will make any successive trip to the Tomb of Giants much quicker.
Before entering the cave you will be invaded by the Black phantom Paladin (if you are in human form). After defeating the BP you will receive the Grant (weapon), Sanctus (shield), 2 Humanity and 5 or 10k souls (need to confirm, 1/6/12 Killed BP, only dropped 1 Humanity, 20k souls - confirmed in that is what you are given automatically. The weapon, shield and the two extra humanity are items that need to be picked up). NOTE: Do NOT kill Paladin Leeroy by knocking him off the ledge. You may be unable to retrieve his equipment and humanity. NOTE: If you do knock him off the ledge, if the drops are not showing just quit and reload the game, VOILA! the drops should be sitting there. (: (I killed him normally without knocking him off, but he didn't drop anything at all. I didn't summon him earlier, might that be it?) I just killed him normally and got his drops, i did not summon him for Pinwheel either.
Enter the cave to the right (After placing the Lordvessel, The orange seal will be gone.) and sprint to kill the crystal lizard, once done move on to kill the bone towers. Be careful when dealing with the archer since another Giant Skeleton is hiding behind the corner and some bone towers will spawn behind you. Equip some fire resistant equipment before proceeding since you'll find some lost copies of Pinwheel throwing fireballs at you. To minimize the risk, kill the one standing at left on a barely walkable path near the wall and take that path. Doing this, you'll avoid dealing with the infinite respawning baby skeleton from the lower ground (they're not strong, but they'll take your energy bar in no time leaving you open to the more damaging fireballs). kill the remaining enemies in your path and before proceeding through the mist door (and the boss) mind on grabbing a **White Titanite Slab** from a hidden corpse in the left corner, you will notice a hole in the wall. Take note - If you do encounter the skeleton babies, they are your first priority. In large enough numbers, they will cause you to go toxic.
Also note that, although the Baby Skeletons only yield 121 souls apiece (First Playthrough, with overkill bonus; which is almost a garuantee since they have less than 60 HP each)(174 souls with Covetous Silver Serpent Ringand and Symbol of Avarice; 3 times 20%), this is an excellent place to farm for souls due to their infinite respawning. Also, with 410 Item discovery (using the Covetous Gold Serpent Ring and a humanity of 10 or more), they drop Humanity fairly regularly. Make sure to bring some blooming purple mossclumps in case they toxify you, and a weapon with a wide sweeping attack (Gravelord Sword, Battle Axe, etc.), so you can take out alot of them with every swing. Make sure to pick up anything they drop as fast as possible though, as they fade fairly quickly due to their respawn rate (items WILL fade in just the brief amount of time it takes to swing your weapon once more, just to put into perspective how fast they will go away). In about two hours, this user racked up an astonishing 400,000 souls and 130 Humanities.
ALTERNATE METHOD OF DEALING WITH THE PINWHEEL COPIES: If your strength and dexterity values are respectable, three shots from the Dragonslayer Greatbow one finds in Anor Londo should be sufficient to kill each one. This user accomplished such with 50 strength and 35 dexterity. Using this method, one can draw the attention of the Pinwheels individually, to minimize danger.
(EDIT: Dragonslayer Greatbow is not essential here, the Pinwheels can be taken down with Standard Arrows & Longbow+14. Dex 29 Str 24 - only took 4 shots and each shot stuns the Pinwheel so they don't have time to get their fireball charged.) Gregor Lenko 03/10/12
Speed Run WalkthroughA fast walkthrough of how to get to the end of the level the fastest, picking up only essential items goes here.
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- Anonymous
10 Feb 2018 00:54
Am I the only one who thinks this is the most broken area in the game in ng+ an beyond?ReplyReplies (0)
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- Anonymous
25 May 2017 07:12
This is the worst souls level, even more then shrine of amana, lost izaleth, and blightown with 5 fps. At least those "challenge zones" in ds2 were optional, and at least the smoldering lake was also optional and hiddenReplyReplies (0)
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