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Investigation on complaint leads to arrest of ABC licensee
FRANKFORT, KY – (May 6, 2009) – An investigation by state officials has led to the arrest of a bar owner in Burnside, Ky. Linda Bowling, owner of Louie's Neighborhood Bar and Grill, was taken into custody Tuesday by Kentucky Department of Alcoholic Beverage Control (ABC) investigator Mark Cassity.
Warrants for Bowling's arrest followed an investigation into complaints that she purchased alcohol from a retail liquor store and re-sold the alcohol at her bar. She faces four counts of violating state laws that prohibit an ABC licensee from purchasing alcohol from a retail establishment for the purpose of re-sale. The transportation of the alcohol is also a violation of state laws. The charges are class B misdemeanors and if convicted, Bowling could face fines of up to $250 plus court costs and up to 90 days in jail for each count.
The investigation by ABC continues and administrative charges are pending.


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Who were they created for?
Although some of the lines can be discerned from nearby hills, the majority can only be seen from the air, with some of them only visible from specific angles. Erich Von Däniken, who presumably did not consider any other possibilities, suggested that the figures were signals for spaceships, which would then land on the plain using the lines as runways. Taking time to discredit this theory (whereas most academics just laughed) Maria Reiche pointed out that the underlying ground is rather soft and the poor spacemen would have got stuck![9]
But why else would the etchings have been made so large, or even made at all?
When studied under a microscope, some fabric from robbed Nazca tombs was found to be more finely woven than modern day parachute material. This gave an idea to a group from the International Explorers Society, who decided to construct a balloon made only from local vegetable fibres and reeds. The hot air was sourced from a simple fire pit.
This "Condor I" was launched in November 1975 and took two balloonists to a height of 180 metres before a gust of wind returned them to the ground. After they jumped out, Condor I escaped and took off across the desert, rising to 350 metres, proving that it would have indeed been possible for the Nazca Indians to see the lines from above.[10] Jim Woodman (one of the balloonists) thought that the Nazca Indians could have used similar hot-air balloons for "ceremonial flights".[11]
( More details on the Condor I )
Unfortunately, the air is not still above the Nazca lines, with the wind typically reaching 25 knots. A team from the University of Minnesota launched a balloon in June 1984, and on its very first flight it was wrecked by these strong winds – which implies that the ancient locals would have encountered similar problems.[12]
The Nazca Indians may have had their own uses for the lines. So might have an earlier culture, one that stealthily created them many millennia ago. Or could they have been left there for humans of a distant future, hoping to inform them of something very important?
What do they mean?
Almost everyone that studies this site comes up with a different idea. Some of these are:
- Astronomical alignments
- Weaving patterns
- Indicating subterranean water flow, found via rod dowsing
- Representations of gods, tribal clans or shamanic spirit animals
- A hieroglyphic writing system
- Work therapy
- Used as athletic tracks
- A map of somewhere (Lake Titicaca has been suggested)
Another suggestion comes from art historian Alan Sawyer. "Most figures are composed of a single line that never crosses itself, perhaps the path of a ritual maze. If so, when the Nazcas walked the line, they could have felt they were absorbing the essence of whatever the drawing symbolized."[13]
With the desert being so incredibly dry, water is obviously of great value to anyone living there. The ancient Nazcan inhabitants created a vast system of waterworks, consisting of wells 50 feet deep and 40-odd underground aqueducts, which cut across the Nazca River valley. Water was channelled from a handful of springs to provide drinking and water and irrigation for crops. Some of the aqueducts are several miles long and large enough for a person to crawl along. They are deep below the surface to protect the water from evaporation, with inspection wells every hundred metres to help the Indians clear away any debris. Despite their great age, many of these still function properly. One of the old aqueducts was even extended in 1955 to deliver more drinking water to the town of Nazca.[14]
Anthony Aveni (Professor of Astronomy and Anthropology at Colgate University) observed that "most of the line centers are located along the river banks, tributaries, and bases of the mountains from where the drainage proceeds." The fact that large geometric shapes either point upstream (60%) or downstream (40%), adds weight to his argument that the lines are there to mark water tables.[15] But there is no connection between water and the animal figures. A proven, cohesive theory, covering all aspects of the lines and figures is yet to emerge.
Maria Reiche was the first to suggest the astronomical theory. Certain lines could predict where important stars would rise, on special days. Figures like the spider and monkey might represent constellations, in a similar fashion to the Zodiac. Unfortunately, there are just too many lines. If there were a dozen or so, and most of them had an astronomical alignment, then the point would be proven. But there are 800 lines, of varying lengths and widths, each pointing in a different direction. By chance alone some must appear to have astronomical importance.
Professor Gerald Hawkins (author of Stonehenge Decoded) and his group went to Nazca to investigate the idea. Using special software, they checked star positions for the last 6900 years, and checked them against the lines. After weeks of study they concluded that there were alignments, but no more than could be attributed to chance. To illustrate this, Hawkins checked out Reiche's claim that the Great Rectangle aligned with the Pleiades constellation in 610 AD. She was accurate. But if she had suggested alignment with the rise of Regulus in 410 AD, or the setting of Antares in 210 AD, she would also have been correct. Anthony Aveni obtained similar results in 1982. In addition, Reiche failed to explain why the lines had different lengths and widths.
What did impress Hawkins was the straightness of the lines; on average they only deviate by two metres per kilometre, even over hills – as we see here, which von Daniken appropriately described as a ski jump.
All except one of the lines radiate from common points, creating star-like patterns. Many of these "radiating centres" are actually small hills, perhaps fifty feet in height. This is hard to appreciate from the air, but if one observes them from ground level, they are obviously an important aspect of the layout.
Drowned Animals?
By looking at the lines from a catastrophic viewpoint, a partial solution can be arrived at.
This is one of the driest spots on the planet.[†] This means that primitive people were unlikely to live here, and if they did, unlikely to evolve into a technological culture, which would require the luxuries of free time and abundant essentials. This is therefore one of the last places you would expect humans to achieve flight. So perhaps the lines weren't meant to be seen until we did manage to fly. This would ensure that they could remain undisturbed until a modern era, in which we would probably have the ability to decipher their meaning. Which is now.
The drawings cover all the important genera – animal, bird, fish, insect and plant. The story being told here is not unlike that of Noah's Ark from the Bible. Whereas Noah managed to rescue two of every species, the Nazca Plain shows us what happened to all the rest – they drowned. It shows how they have been swept together from diverse locations and dumped in one spot. They are flat, distorted and bent. Whoever designed the creatures had the ability to render them accurately, but they chose not to. Some call them stylised, I call them twisted.
There are no pairs[‡]. Single animals represent the end of the line. Pairs (like Adam and Eve) represent fertility and survival. "They" have created, ironically, a description of the greatest flood that ever was, upon one of the driest stretches of land on Earth. But what about the straight lines?
[†] The deserts of this area are the driest places on Earth, with the absolute record belonging to the Atacama Desest, 600 kilometres south of Nazca.
[‡] With the exception of a pair of llamas. They were constructed using a different technique to all the others figures, suggesting that they came from a different culture or time period.
[9]McIntyre, Loren. 1975. :Mystery of the Ancient Nazca Lines." National Geographic (May): 716-28.
[10] The Marshall Travel Atlas of Mysterious Places, Marshall Editions, 1977, p102
[11] Woodman, Jim. 1977. Nazca: Journey to the Sun. New York: Pocket Books.
[12] Evan Hadingham, Lines to the Mountain Gods: Nazca and the Mysteries of Peru, Random House 1987 ,page 43
[13]McIntyre, Loren. 1975. :Mystery of the Ancient Nazca Lines." National Geographic (May): 716-28.
[14] Evan Hadingham, Lines to the Mountain Gods: Nazca and the Mysteries of Peru, Random House 1987 ,page 189
[15] Possibly from >The Lines of Nazca, ed. Anthony Aveni (American Philosophical Society, 1990) or Between the Lines

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One great feature of Mobile Podcaster is the ability to assign a category or multiple categories when posting your podcast to WordPress. Those of your that have been blogging on WordPress for a while know, categories are a great way to organize your content. When it comes to podcasting there is an additional benefit.
You see, with the Blubrry PowerPress plugin you have the ability to create multiple podcast feeds based on categories. Most podcasting plugins don't have this capability and therefore any audio that is uploaded gets grouped in with the general pool of podcast episodes and sent to iTunes.
To add a category to your podcast episode in Mobile Podcaster, just select the categories screen from either the Default Settings or the Recording Details screen. Check off the Categories you want to tag your episode with and you're good to go. If you choose to upload your recording to WordPress, your new blog post will be put in that category, assuming that the category selected already exists on your WordPress site.
Here's how I use categories on the Mobile Podcaster site
I have three major categories on the Mobile Podcaster site: blog, podcast and pictures.
- Blog – this category for regular blog posts (like this post). They may contain text, pictures, videos and audio, but I don't want them sent to iTunes as part of my podcast. They are usually tutorials on a given subject and part of the general reading that makes up my site.
- Podcast – this category is strictly for audio posts that I want to send to iTunes. The feed for this category is what I submitted to iTunes and if I post any audio in posts in this category, they show up in iTunes automatically within about 30 minutes.
- Pictures – this category is a fun place for me to take pictures and attach audio describing what you see. I mostly talk about products in this category.
You could setup any and as many categories as you want in Mobile Podcaster – these are just mine. One caveat, you must setup the category in WordPress first if you want new podcast episodes you upload to get properly tagged with the right category. If the category does not exist in WordPress when you create your new post, your post will not include that category.
To setup category recognition in PowerPress, check off Category Podcasting in the Advanced Settings within the PowerPress settings tab.


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America in the sixties: A time of awakening for American women.
Decades passed. We bought boots made for walking, roared "I am Woman" for all to hear, traveled on the wild side without guilt, wore pants to work and carried macho leather briefcases filled with business plans and stock options. We flexed our corporate muscle and refused to be interrupted in the boardroom. We became warriors and could throw a verbal javelin worthy of any Olympic champion. It was a time of great triumph and boundless opportunity. Was it easy? No, it wasn't.
But it was exhilarating and we fed at the trough of wealth giddy with the taste of power, spread our intellectual seeds and watched our worlds transform under lifted wings. There were no limits. We soared and our egos were fed with applause from our sisters and colleagues. We were free.
Years later, on this Sunday morning, I look back and ask, "Was it good? Was it worth it? Did it work? Am I happy with the way things went?"
Yes, a resounding yes. But what were the sacrifices? What did I lose along the way? And, what did I gain?
As we tip toed through the strawberry fields of forever, something had to give. The sacrifice for many of us was time. We became slaves to the clock. There were never enough hours in the day. Time was measured in the number of meetings we could schedule in a day. It was lost in airports, spent in taxicabs, squandered in rush hour and crowded parking garages. We rode in elevators, sat at desks, hired someone else to type for us and quit the steno pool and time slipped away. We jostled and jockeyed and raced to finish line after finish line…and we won!
On this beautiful morning, as the world awakens and the sun is thinking about starting a new day, I pause to evaluate and I am grateful.
Thank you to those women who worked so tirelessly to give me the opportunities that I have. Thank you to the men who made room for one more. Thank you to my ancestors, parents, children and grandchildren who grace my days and provide comfort at the night-fires. Thank you to all those in my circle of life who stood by me as I grew up and who tolerated me as I became a lioness roaring at the wilderness.
And, now, on this quiet morning, I am given yet another gift. It is one that eluded me for years as I fought for air. It is the gift of gentleness. With this gift comes a sense of slower time and an appreciation for peace. The clock moves at the same pace, but, because I am keenly aware of everything around me, it feels slower, quieter.
The javelin rests in the corner. I do not need it anymore. I have gained life and love and all the power that comes with the knowledge only experience can bring. I am ready for the battles that will come, but will engage only when necessary and with quiet conviction that my personal wars have subsided.
I caress the world and everyone in it, for in this gentle moment, on this beautiful Sunday morning, I am one with you.
This what I have gained. This is what I share with you, my daughters, my friends.
(Cirina Catania, February 10, 2013)


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Along with your education, we are also concerned about your safety on our campus. Clear Creek employs deputized security personnel to help you rest a little easier. Our security personnel actively patrol the campus property in the night hours as a preventive measure. Our security personnel will also walk with you if you are alone and have to walk through dark areas of campus when getting from place-to-place.
Clery Act
The Clery Act requires colleges and universities to publish data regarding violent crimes on campus. In addition, the school is required to update students of changes in the status of nearby sex offenders and other violent crime offenders in the area. Clear Creek fully complies with the requirements of the Clery Act for your protection. You may find our Clery Act report by going to The Department of Education Campus Safety and Security Data Analysis Cutting Tool. From there, you can select "Get data for one institution/campus" and search for Clear Creek Baptist Bible College.
Emergency Response and Notification
As difficult as it is to consider, we realize that even small schools like ours are not immune to some of the disasters that have struck others. In order to keep you safe, and in compliance with governement regulations, we have instituted an emergency response and notification system. In the event of an emergency, our OneCallNow system will contact you by phone, text, and / or email in order to notify you of any emergency situations that may arise on campus.
Inclement Weather Conditions
We know that many of our commuters travel long distances to attend classes at Clear Creek. That's why we use our OneCallNow system to notify you of school cancellations or delays due to weather. Clear Creek is nestled in the mountains, which can make slippery winter travel treacherous. Of course, if we do not cancel school it only means that conditions near us are safe enough for travel. Your area may not be safe so you should exercise caution before attempting to travel to school.
Emergency Contact Information for on-campus emergencies:
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VIFF 2012 – Mapping Memories of Past Ghosts
Images: Gotthard Schuh: A Sensual Vision of the World directed by Villi Hermann, Mekong Hotel directed by Apichatpong Weeresethakul, The Great Northwest directed by Matt McCormick, A Última Vez Que Vi Macau directed by João Pedro Rodrigues and João Rui Guerra da Mata, Parts of the Heart – Love Shapes Who We Are directed by Paul Agusta, and Valley of Saints directed by Musa Syeed.
What is cinema if not a visual expression of memory, nostalgia and fragments of the past? Beneath the clouds over idle container ships near the South China Sea, Portuguese filmmakers João Pedro Rodrigues and João Rui Guerra da Mata explore these connections channeling Guerra da Mata's memories growing up in Macau. Their film A Última Vez Que Vi Macau (The Last Time I Saw Macau) is a dreamy candy-jar color tribute to the city embellished with a labyrinthine mix of past reflections and old ghosts from a neon-tinged post-colonial urban demimonde and a sensual exoticism.
A Última Vez Que Vi Macau unfolds with its noir-imbued narrative as Guerra da Mata intones like a hard-boiled detective. He tells of how his old friend Candy — starring transgendered Cindy Scrash in the role — is in Macau and has recently fallen in trouble with the "wrong men" after a friend was murdered. Macau, Candy explains, is where "strange and scary things" were happening. Her situation prompts Guerra da Mata to leave Portugal to find her there and his search also doubles as a personal return to the Vegas of the East after 30 years. Guerra da Mata and Rodrigues describe their mysterious story tinged with off-camera intrigue as an augmented counter-point to the real-life Macau pulsing to its own rhythm near the city's harbor.
Their genre-defying film also acknowledges Josef von Sternberg's 1952 movie Macau shot at RKO Studios in Hollywood starring Robert Mitchum and Jane Russell. In the opening scenes of A Última Vez Que Vi Macau Candy lip-syncs behind shadows to Jane Russell's flirtatious jazz number "You Kill Me" wearing a low-cut Chinese dress in front of tigers fenced-off behind her. Establishing an angle with von Sternberg's film Macau – which itself is an embellishment of the port city's location and a form of exoticized cinematic Chinoiserie — Guerra da Mata and Rodrigues unveil a dramatic narrative combining fictionalized memoir, romanticized artifice and a deconstructed urban profile. "This is Macao," Rodrigues reports in voice-over, ". . . the fascinating Las Vegas of the East is the friendliest and cruelest of cities where nothing is what it seems."
Rodrigues is representing both A Última Vez Que Vi Macau and the short film Morning of Saint Anthony's Day at this year's 31st Vancouver International Film Festival. He is also a juror on the panel with filmmaker Shinozaki Makoto and film writer Chuck Stephens for the $5,000 Dragons & Tigers Award for Young Cinema, an annual prize at VIFF, to be awarded during the fest.
The festival's Dragons & Tigers: The Cinemas of East Asia series has been one of VIFF's estimable marqueed programs drawing a variety of new cinema and young talent to Vancouver. It's also crowned with its own awards gala. The Dragons & Tigers series is the largest annual exhibition of East Asian films outside of Asia, featuring established and emerging filmmaking talents from South Korea, Japan, Taiwan, China, Hong Kong, Indonesia, the Philippines and Thailand ("VIFF brings a world of film to Vancouver screens," The Canadian Press, Vancouver Sun, September 27, 2012). VIFF Programmer and film scholar Tony Rayns has been curating the Dragons & Tigers series since its inception in 1994 and organizes the Dragons & Tigers Award for Young Cinema. He has selected films from Japan, South Korea, The Philippines, Indonesia, and Thailand for this year's fest. Co-curator Shelly Kraicer who has been programming VIFF's Dragons & Tigers for four years has selected a combined total of 16 Chinese language films from Hong Kong, Taiwan, and Malaysia in addition to documentaries and features from China.
As one of Canada's largest film festivals, VIFF has often been compared with TIFF in Toronto which happens earlier in September just weeks before Vancouver's fest opens. Although both have much in common and scope as international film festivals, VIFF's distinguished Dragons & Tigers program acknowledges the creative range of Asian-Pacific cinema in Vancouver. Festival Director Alan Franey explains to Marsha Lederman of The Globe and Mail about what sets VIFF apart from other festivals, "I really think it's distinctively (because) of this city, which is so multicultural and so oriented towards the Pacific and Asia. And a mark of pride is that for a city that is on the periphery of a lot of things we punch beyond our weight class in terms of how large a festival and how vibrant the audience is." (VIFF's director reflects on must-see films and the mistakes that eat him up, The Globe and Mail, September 23, 2012).
Many other films opening this weekend at the fest also draw connections that resonate between the past and present, often leading filmmakers and their viewers on a journey stitched together and mapping memories with past ghosts. Photography and archived collections serve as spring boards for the films Gotthard Schuh: A Sensual Vision of the World and The Great Northwest that share common threads.
Villi Hermann's documentary Gotthard Schuh: A Sensual Vision of the World follows Hermann retracing the steps of Swiss Photographer Gotthard Schuh (1897 – 1969) whose legacy influenced many post-World War II photographers. With photos in hand, Hermann visits the Ticino region of Malcantone and to Bali noting contrasts with Schuh's early work and the passage of time.
Similarly, Filmmaker Matt McCormick from Portland, Oregon, retraces the steps of four young friends from Seattle whose thrift store scrapbook discovery formed inspiration for his photography project and experimental road film The Great Northwest. The four women whose road-trip travels around Washington, Oregon, Idaho and Montana in 1958 are documented in their scrapbook with faded photos, postcards, brochures and other ephemera on yellowed pages. As a kind of treasure map from a previous era, McCormick recreates their travels and offers a contemporary perspective comparing notes with their time-capsule archive in The Great Northwest.
The intimate space between relationships and the environment haunt characters in both Mekong Hotel and Valley of Saints — two films that generously allow their setting to fill the screen. Cannes award-winning filmmaker Apichatpong Weeresethakul's latest film Mekong Hotel is set in the Thai-Laotian border region near the Mekong River in northeast Thailand. Originally inspired by an initial script for Weeresethakul's Ecstasy Garden, Mekong Hotel offers a meditative reflection on last year's flooding in the Mekong River region and in Bangkok. Here at this remote hotel a mother reveals herself to her daughter as a Pob ghost, an "infected" person who has a vampiric appetite for eating raw flesh as described in Thai-Lao culture. The afternoon's soft light and gentle current of the Mekong River is inverted from her disruptive spirit.
Political unrest and a military curfew in Kashmir disrupts the mountainous valley region of Dal Lake in Musa Syeed's striking film Valley of Saints. Two young friends whose plans to leave find themselves back in town during the military crackdown, but are ultimately drawn to recognize the environmental beauty of Dal Lake through the eyes of a researcher studying it. Dal Lake has been a locally-esteemed setting, however, from years of development, Syeed's film underscores the lake's threatened fragility. Elevating exposure to their locations — the Mekong River in Mekong Hotel and Dal Lake in Valley of Saints — both films reveal their risks for ongoing degradation from engineering projects and development.
Past memories of youthful desire linger for Peter whose coming-of-age as a gay man is the focus of Paul Agusta's third film Parts of the Heart – Love Shapes Who We Are. As a young gay man from Jakarta, Peter's life unfolds with adolescent awakening and desire. Chronicled in eight-part vignettes, Parts of the Heart reveals Peter at different points in time falling in and out of relationships beginning with a first kiss to render a rich portrait of one man's quest for love.
The Vancouver International Film Festival runs for another two weeks, from September 27 to October 12, in the Yaletown-Granville corridor at several venues in downtown Vancouver. This year's Dragons & Tigers Awards Gala on October 4 coincides with the North American Premiere of Lou Ye's 2012 film Mystery marking his return to filmmaking following an official five-year ban. Lou Ye's Suzhou River from 2000 was a critically-acclaimed international debut but his focus on sexual and poltical themes in his later work had breached China's censors. For further film festival information, ticketing and venue details, visit VIFF's web site at viff.org or download the free mobile iPhone app from iTunes.


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> Hello,
> we have one table in our database with ~700 million rows. The table is index
> organized and we are very happy with the performance.
> During the next 1-2 years we expect ~3-4 billion rows in this table. Shall
> we consider partitioning? We use 9.2 standard, so we have to licence the
> option with extra costs. If the performance is ok and our DBAs have no probs
> with management, is it ok to leave this big table as it is?
> Thanks,
> Thomas
I can't recommend spending the money to partition until you can demonstrate the need: That means on a test machine rather than in production.
But I can recommend that you begin evaluating the path to partitioning in terms of hash, range, list, subpartitioning, etc. And determine how you will get there. If you are going to have to do it soon ... I'd rather do it with 700M rows than 4B rows.
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Oreo Cookie Jar Blizzard
DQ's new Blizzard is a destroyer of diets
Published 5:30 am, Wednesday, September 2, 2009
This week I reached out for a new Oreo Cookie Jar Blizzard at America's roadside dessert cart, Dairy Queen, with 4,550 shops north to south and ocean to ocean … except Vermont.
Hey, I'm all for quaint and unspoiled, tree-lined country highways, too. But some nights, if I don't get a Dilly Bar, I'm going to lose my mind. DQ is terrific stuff.
By creating a Blizzard called Oreo Cookie Jar, the brainiacs in DQ Research and Development are finally admitting they can't concoct anything more using the world's most popular cookie. This is it, pal, the kitchen sink, the big finish, the fat lady is singing, drive home safely, everybody.
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Heck, they've already gone through (deep breath): the Oreo Blizzard, Mint Oreo Blizzard, Oreo Cheesequake Blizzard, Turtle Oreo Blizzard, Fudge Oreo Blizzard, Oreo Cake, Mint Oreo Cake and Oreo Brownie Earthquake Cake.
I can understand sticking with a good thing, but now DQ has done the ultimate. When you combine Oreo cookies and chocolate chip cookie dough, worlds are colliding and the end is coming soon.
It's the apocalypse, all right … of my diet.
Here's the blueprint: DQ's classic vanilla soft serve, chocolate chip cookie dough and deep, rich chocolate hot fudge. Make me some room — I'm getting dizzy.
Total calories: 1,050. Fat grams: 41. Dietary fiber: 2. Carbs: 154. Manufacturer's suggested retail price: $3.49.
And that's for a "medium" 16-ounce Oreo Cookie Jar Blizzard! One thousand calories and 154 carbs for something "medium?" Oh, momma!
A "large" 21-ounce Oreo Cookie Jar Blizzard — now you're getting into my territory — tops 1,300 calories. That's some dessert. Do you need me to go to the scoreboard on your DQ Half-Pound Flamethrower GrillBurger and fries?
But you know something? If you're going to toss a whole summer of dieting in a handbasket, the Oreo Cookie Jar Blizzard may be the one thing worth the cave-in.
DQ introduced Blizzards in 1985, when they discovered a way of gently swirling candy, fruit, nuts and cookies into the iconic soft serve without busting the mix-ins to smithereens. The swirl machine maintained the integrity of the candy and cookies, and if there's one thing we demand in the drive-through, it's integrity.
Well, integrity and extra napkins.
When you dig into a cup of DQ and Oreo cookies, you're into something good. And when you lace the dastardly dessert with hot fudge, it's time to unbuckle your belt and find a nice soft couch. You aren't going anywhere for a while.
DQ knows from Blizzards. They sell $750 million of them each year. The all-time most popular is — too easy — the Oreo Cookie Blizzard.
Here's a deal. If you click on www.dairyqueen.com and join the Blizzard Fan Club (don't worry, it's not exactly an exclusive country club — you'll get in), they'll send you a buy-one-get-one-free coupon and another coupon for $1 off the Oreo Cookie Jar Blizzard.
The calories are still the same; you'll just get filled up cheaper.


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I tested the pocket pattern and the plug for the core box. The pocket was a little large, I may have added too much material for the shrink because the gap around the core pattern is excessive, but the fins pulled OK and the exhaust core mated with the core print. This flask is too small for this casting, but it is quick to ram up for these trials.


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Traveling Luck for Lambus Lambus, Tawi-Tawi, Philippines
Where is Lambus Lambus?What's around Lambus Lambus?
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- a city, town, village, or other agglomeration of buildings where people live and work.
- Mandulan (5.3km)
- Luuk Talay (5.7km)
- Lapid-Lapid (6.8km)
- Kulit Kima (7.8km)
- Sanga-Sanga (9.4km)
- Look Pandan (9.9km)
- Tengultengul (10.6km)
- Lakit-Lakit (11.1km)
- Malassa (11.9km)
- Tongput (12.5km)
- Lato-Lato (13.3km)
- Silubbog (14.1km)
- Montay-Montay (14.8km)
- Paniongan (15km)
- Ungus-Ungus (15.5km)
- Karungdung (15.6km)
- Ipil (16.7km)
- Tongsinak (16.7km)
- Butol (17km)
- point;
- a tapering piece of land projecting into a body of water, less prominent than a cape.
- Pike Point (3.4km)
- Maria Point (4.6km)
- Nanka Point (4.8km)
- Batu Point (5.5km)
- Carmen Point (7.8km)
- Bugut Lapit Point (11km)
- Masatong Point (11.7km)
- Tihi Point (11.9km)
- Ingatan Point (12.6km)
- Titi Point (13.8km)
- Panijugan Point (13.8km)
- Sinabon Point (13.8km)
- Tihi Point (14km)
- Pamahabaan Point (15.3km)
- Luukmaagit Point (16.6km)
- Maangit Point (16.8km)
- Batorulang Point (17km)
- island;
- a tract of land, smaller than a continent, surrounded by water at high water.
- Sambilong Island (1.9km)
- Tausan Bongo Island (3.2km)
- Bakhan Dakula Island (4.2km)
- Batobato Island (4.8km)
- Bakhau Island (6.3km)
- Tihitihi Island (9.5km)
- Sanga-Sanga Island (9.7km)
- Sipayu Island (13.8km)
- Pababag Island (16.5km)
- marine channel;
- that part of a body of water deep enough for navigation through an area otherwise not suitable.
- Luuk Saul (2.5km)
- Manalik Channel (9.2km)
- Sanga-Sanga Channel (14.7km)
- stream;
- a body of running water moving to a lower level in a channel on land.
- Kabaokabao River (7.5km)
- Masantung River (10.6km)
- Tarawakan Stream (16.8km)
- hill;
- a rounded elevation of limited extent rising above the surrounding land with local relief of less than 300m.
- Thumb Hill (14.3km)
- Mount Sibunday (16km)
- bay;
- a coastal indentation between two capes or headlands, larger than a cove but smaller than a gulf.
- Pandan Bay (12.3km)
- Chongos Bay (14.2km)
- reef(s);
- a surface-navigation hazard composed of consolidated material.
- Takut Mataha Reef (4.9km)
- cove(s);
- a small coastal indentation, smaller than a bay.
- Sinabon Cove (16.2km)
- rock;
- a conspicuous, isolated rocky mass.
- Shell Rock (13.8km)
- cape;
- a land area, more prominent than a point, projecting into the sea and marking a notable change in coastal direction.
- Malasa Point (12.9km)
- forest(s);
- an area dominated by tree vegetation.
- Lambus Lambus (0km)
- second-order administrative division;
- a subdivision of a first-order administrative division.
- Bongao (7.5km)
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By William Kristoph
The Cuban Grill (Tallahassee, FL) Review
Cuban food is one of those things that I like to eat, but I rarely seek it out. I forget about Tallahassee's other offerings usually, through no fault of their own. I just don't immediately think, "Hey I want Cuban food." I used to seek it out, back when there was a wonderful place on Tennessee Street called, Carlos Cuban Cafe. But, when Carlos retired and closed shop, I lost my cravings. However, Carlos is BACK, thank God! The location is different (near Esposito's), but Carlos and his food are just as good as before!
My wife and I stopped in for an early dinner while The Cuban Grill was basically empty. Carlos was behind the counter ready to cook and greeted us with a huge smile. We placed our order and sat down in a booth. In no time, my wife and I had piping hot dinner ready in front of us.
Arroz con pollo
My wife likes Cuban dinners over a sandwich, so she went with the Arroz con pollo. Carlos piled on the chicken and rice. It was very juicy and well seasoned. My wife offered up a bite and took her up on it. It was excellent, and if I was in the mood for a dinner instead of a sandwich I'd probably go with that.
Yuca Frita
As a side, my wife and I tried the Yuca Frita. All I can say is that it's like having big steak fries in texture, but the flavor of Yuca is so much better. Hot and fried nicely, the Yuca is something I'd get every time I go to The Cuban Grill.
I ordered a side of Tostones, because they're my favorite part about Cuban food. While some will find them bland and would rather have the sweet style, I find nothing better than having some Tostones on the side to cleanse my palate. These were perfect for having a bite or two to reset my taste buds to enjoy my main course even more.
Cuban Sandwich Combo
My main course was a The Cuban Grill's Cuban Sandwich. Pressed thin, pickle, ham, mayo: my mouth is water now. The only mistake that I made was ordering a 12 inch (which is HUGE). A half order combo would serve me fine next time. The black beans and rice were a nice addition to the combo and helped to round out my meal.
Final Thoughts
I really enjoyed my experience at The Cuban Grill and so did my wife. We were lucky enough to eat while Carlos had some time to chat. He's a fun guy to talk to and my wife even shared a story with him about how his food at the old place was so good that she still talks about it, even though she ate it on the worst date she ever had. Carlos' food was so good it trumps a bad date story! I'm glad Carlos is back making good food at The Cuban Grill. I like it so much that I added it as a Favorite on Urbanspoon.


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Ruslan Yaroslavovich Bazelyan, 21, is being sought in the killing of Ronald Henry Rush. At 5:45 p.m. June 11, police found Rush dead from blunt force trauma to the head inside his home on the 4400 block of Horseshoe Circle, said Antioch police Detective Santiago Castillo.
Bazelyan (above) took Rush's phone before fleeing in the victim's 2009 metallic-gold BMW with personalized license plate FOXRHR, police said.
Detectives determined that the suspect had befriended Rush around the beginning of this month and that the victim had allowed Bazelyan to stay at his home for at least a week before the homicide. Bazelyan is believed to be either in the Bay Area or Sacramento, possibly doing work as an auto mechanic, Castillo said.
Bazelyan — wanted on a warrant alleging murder and auto theft — is a Russian immigrant who came to the U.S. as a Ukrainian refugee in 2003, authorities said. He is described as white, 6 feet tall, weighing 160 pounds, with brown hair and green eyes. He speaks English with a Russian accent. During his time with the victim, he used the name "Alex," police said.
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From the Southern ('ultirator.
Sw:r.T PoTATOIrS.
Ms. EDITOR :-- am aware that many far.
m.ers, through negligence, or trout solme other
cause, lose a large portion of their sweet potato
crop every year. Tlem'isre, as I have been
successful, both in making and keeping this ve
ry valuable crop, I thought it would not be amiss,
lto give you my views of raising and preserving
them. It is presumable that every farmer
lknows perfectly how to bed potatoes, so I shall
say nothing about that. I have my patch bro.
ken deeply, by ploughing each way with narrow
and long scooters; and the first season I have
after the plants get three inches high, I make'
my radges three feet six inches distant, with the
same plows, with the ad.daion of mtd-.banis ;
the plants I set in the ridge A1 inches apart.t
My first work isa light scraping down withhoes;1
the second and last workiug, (exceptitg hand.
weeding, which I have somretmnes donte.) is a
deep and close plowing with the same plows,
some with and. others without the boards-these
without, side the vines ; and those w ith, follow
and throw the soil well back to the riues. The
hoes come on, alter taking grass weeds, &c-,
at where it is requited, they draw up some)
sotl to the vines.
.y mode of banking up after digging is si:u.
ploi and efectual. I like to let them remain int
~ia after they have been p:.wed up and
gred into rows tili thiey are dry : then I
haul them to the place of aiiling ; the last oil
the kills I form by levelling and drawing the
earth up in the little ridge so as to ,orai a circle,.
which is large enough tu cjontaiu fronm 3 to 5:t
bushels; when the potatoes are ready If:r co-jv
ering, put on a coat of pine ,-traw, tace ~et corn'
stalks thickly all around, and curer the whole
wih a coat to earth abou:t irrae incihcs thick;
air holes are not necessary to be eti ; aut tac':
hill should be well covered with hoadis ; asnd l.
give you my word they will keep ali the winter
perfectly sound. I always put a pal col in my
cellar for present use, afer these are tone, I
take dPi wv -." a (ure . lU wI e sia, tPzcu a
blm.ap about the last of April. I walked
across my potato patch to.day, and I disc"vcred
the ridges cracked about coosiderat:y, so I
scratched into them and found s:ome iery hand
some potatoes. Here s. e dimenasions o oone:
circumference 9 inchesdength 7j iuches. And
I yet have some of the old crop int a very sound
state. A LiUA.
Hancock County, Ga., August, 1849.
SrLI.+c u SOcIA Cwin.-} referriag toth~t
original m~ound of ill ER ou the part of M "
puussia. us ; the a dlij wile huom the
,Presuiential 1iet at the dauv..k the lnagura.
tiqsbecauspoti leged iotpropriebiesof life pre.1t,
jieqe to mrrirag,-an ineltligen cutemoorary J,
ws bim strange social ductrice ;:-lNow, the ,
qoinmmi a gentlemen weds, be elevate. hm wifer,
to the luI of.his ownn pouitioan. unleae 1
Qi"AWherself iqpprnpeiigy sm marriage, mau.
chlyJhas no right co.trt herr with disrespect. s
iter husband's respectability is bere, and b
itqAel r standing m iuriaually to ibpuga his.
-w. Tttin s a well establisbed ii the code ofso.
cia etbim, anid Mr. (Iayto., therefore, in pub.
dy Mabooiag Mad. Passslo, grussly and wan.
insulted ber aHuband, the French Minim..
Wethink-our .masNtU.ight~tbimkmg hrothsr of
thbe~gail permitted hiumself pat forth the abeve
doctrie .wifhca i reimeti.m. Tb. sople fet
Sdoes not alier a Wame's chmat mt,
pSe~t~iir, rIf nre &t ot
i~CI~fii ~ L at mink dorliloo rio
1" onacu e, and the harriers that aormui
m. as er b ocaI eime will.be moan br.
,#r mar pcSt, wrafe glad tlhat
~~hM~AqpSi1. a Waahiqgiom. MgthI
Left sat..Ad if 4 ly.
m -.A iddeacon is Yankee
.. 4mioq. Hip w"ta
w r
b feth' i ,
wkatr it` t hat _i raes
bents, to yis ems te b81
0.10 t 4*Ing' attlt l boaae mq.
- ef Mr1Y. TIner;, wore ifbed to cajiei
ha~t mawer I~" The supr~eme qae~e
.4 t~L."S.-ii 4 Ik~.o!r~d C
From the (South Carolinian.
It is somewhat astonishing tnat among the va.
zious projects for improving our lands, it seems}
never to have attracted general observation that
we have in every garden a plant more com.
p!etely adapted to that purpose, and more suited
our climate, than any other. I speak of the'
'to ; and I affirm, wi:hout hesitatation, that
loyed as a fertilizer, it would do more for us
than clover, or any other green crop, has done
or can do, for the North.
Ii any one will go into his garden in the fall
of the year, and olserve the immense quantity
of vegetable matter deposited by this plant, and
its effect upon the soil, he will be convinced of
the truth of what I say. The soil all around;
and under it is left rich and black and loose ;
and whatever vegetable is planted after it the
succeeding year grows of with a vigor equal to'
that rted by any other vegetable manure.
t ow a gentleman of some experience and
consi ble judgment, whose practice it is to
have a the tomato balls that he can procure to
be gath every fall and thrown into his horse
and cow ots, to be mixed with the dung, and
carried into his plantation the next spring.
Care is n, in the cultivation of his corn and
cotton c not to cut this plant up. It does
not, as is known, expand to any great ex
tent until a in the season, and, therefore, in
terferes but ry slightly, il at all, with the crop;
and its be -al effects upon his land ate found
to ex&ed th of the pea.
A nalp` might be selected to be planted
with table exclusively for the sake of
the These might be scattered, far and
wide, r the plantation ; and, ifthis were done,
I will nwer for it that he who makes the ezx
j'erime t will, iu the end, not be disappointed.
I do o.t see why the seed might not be wash.
ed out, tad mixed with small grain when that is
sown. It would not have grown up beforo the
grain is cut, and then, I suppose it would cover
the groundnore completely and more uniformly
than any other weed.
I hope it will be tried. Like every other
method a improvement ol poor land, its effects
must necessarily be slow. Such land, at first
will not joduce plants of great size. Neither
wouli the produce clover or any thin;; else vig
orou-iy. "'hoso who are of a sanguine temper.
aneat, awd expect wonders to be effected out.
right, wojkl be disappointed. But those who
are patic.t and diligent (and none else ever did.
or 'ever .I. succeed in anything) are earnestly)
invited toiconsider these suggestions and insti.
'tue expemeunts, with a lull conviction that their
pinus and heir labor will (in the end, I repeat)
t.o w.ell ravarded. I'his is a good season to
gather ,' Al EoK axu a.
I (s o Ir.-.4Vhat a volume of human
misery eiolded in that short sentence !
What efforts of undeveloped genius are
chained this conclusion of desp.ndency,
,wheu a er chancestointertpse the onward'
progress the will, and sometimes of human
violation. YVhat domestic unhappiness-what
downward arches towards the gloomy and
solitary alleldes of poverty-what anxious soli.
tudle tills 'w breast of the dependent wife
what arde.vwestlingp with thedeamon of diis.
pair-whaisocial wretchedness-what deep,
painfil asuity-what national evils are depic.
ted i the spit of that expression 1 It is the
language of the self-wretchld'4 the deter.
mination f weak and imbecile. It is the
voice of the coward, who, standing upon
the shore e desolate islead in the stormy
ocean of li looking outupon the billows
Sstrewn wrelis of earthly grandeur and
Shuman `, binded by ihar that he
eagcto- atie surrounding gloom. It
Sis the a t ieling of the travellerj of the
destn, whno, g gatibed an eminence, sees
nothing but plain before him, thirst
parcking h and weariness subdoing
his strength. Bue sha.l he he lanl don with.
oa.ebops hy;let him press forward, make'
Sbut ne foremore-' great oasis will zheet
his vinsn, a 41ld astream will babble up from'
- gome tseelemtlaht, and be will riach hit
* jusmsyb eadhowaed with the rich reward a
FALL G Al.raro.- ow make .q aspa
ram beds. ,e brick bonos. Mad ides I
s areb uhmbqg, Tor our latitude.
aB so rill prodce asparagus, but I
Sgreat e ot pas t consists in
it uentl. ,U should be grown
for the aspa.
amis e.IL Transplant
eeg bsbed; pice them
-e, ad pver the crown
Theb6 send year from
wil be &t to cuL
a arof thes beds, and
a in t e saprn.
: ; wj common oak.
will h but the plant
r ab Spinu-ach, Carrots,
t , ý s i ps, Itadishes, S lsify,
S, may yet be planted.
PmsntoacncE riqU rooU cCa.- The 'Daily
!>ews gives ts ala s to freign pronunciation:
Is Iigmeea Ipe Vienna, it tells us that
Iinb tCoat 'rbna iis pronounacse Wirm.
wW idr beutrytng for the last six days,
bit .; , is Ofdts oi i ournr teeth, or there
isea mla ots er throat. or oar lips are
*Wu tI5 t, annot tell, but we onlyI
can be pronounced
l bStpossibly wor n out.
ff q ' Ids frc , and there we have
. Mare a;deet it is only to be done
.h . oýý dabto j at all events we
Ia1t 0Ti.0 are i season, an.d we,
I are a oreps t4, before we stake ana
COONREss OF CROWNED IIExDS OF EUROPE.
-There is a singular movement among the
crowned heads of continental lurope'at the pres.
ent moment. Conferences at Toplita (Hohe.
mia,) conferences at Pilnitz (Saxony,) conferen
ces at Franklort (Central Power,) and conflren.
ces at Laybach (Lubiana,) the capital of Car
niola, and no great distance from Trieste
Austria's greatest maritime city. The inter.
view of Frankftrt between the Plrin:ce of Prussia
and the Archduke John, late administrator of
the defunct Central Power, and some of the
princes of the minor states, seems to have led
to no result. The conterernces between the
Emperor of Austria, the King of Prussia, and
his M.Iajety oftSaxony, first at 'To'uplitz and sub.
sequently at Pilnitz, is as yet a riddle unsolved
which the German jour.::js expound each ac.
cording to his own particular views or wishes.
The Congress at Laybach which promises to be
the riost i:n:ortant of ad,,' was announced for
the 13th of Se.'te::ber. On the 13th the Em
peror of Austria was to leave Cid.i to iuaugu
rate the opening of the railway from that city
to Laybach. lie is to be accumnpained by
Prince Schwarzenburg. The King of Naples,
the Crown Prince of Tuscany, and the Pope,
are to meet the Emperor at Laybach ; Field.
Maraball Radetzk has also been invited. In
case the P'ope should not be able to attend, his
Holiness, will. it is said, be rLepreseuted by
two cardinals.-nAmerican Couricr.
BARREN SOIL.-This term is often used, and
is supposed by many to mean a soil incapable
of being rendered fertile. No such soil exists.
Barren then, is only applicable when intended
to convey the idea of soil which, in its present
state will not repay the cultivator.
The unproductiveness may arise from many
causes, but none of them are without remedy.
If from a deficiency of some of the earth, let
them be added ; if from an excess or deficiency
of either animal or vegetable matters, the fault
is easily corrected; if from stagnant water ei.
ther under-drain or subsoil, as may be requir.
ed; ifsand, clay, or chalk be deficient, add
them: f either be in excess, add the other two.
Peaty soils are generally reclaimed by draining
alone; sometimes paring and burning are nec.
essary to induce decomposition of organic mat
ter in excess. When the soils are found to be
incompetent to produce any special crops re.
quired, the farmer should have them analyzed,
and then compare their in..redients with those
of sucl dls as produce the required crops read.
ilm--uT Ydi terence will point out the means
Swhich must naturally be resorted to, for the pur.
pose of restoring their fertility.
Aroerican makesi lo last n i
announcement : 4 .
"A fossil ape*is said to have been found late. -
ly inthe upper tertiary stratum at Montpelier,
Vt. This is an interesting fact, taken in con.
nection with the fossil elephant discovered by
Prof. Agassiz, in New England."
This is the first word that we who have al-.
ways lived here on the ground ever heard of such
an affair. We may have living apes among us
perhaps--such as have been inported from the
Icities-but no fossil ones. There was never ,
any thing indigenous of the ape kind in Ver- I
mont, either men or brute, to become fossil.- I
Where did the editor pick up this queer piece I
of information -- Vt. Green Mountain Free
'"We expect be meant to 'come' a joke on the
Montpelier boys-or, prehaps, get up a take
off on priest Thompson's fish and Agassiz's I
elephant."--[Vermont Family Gazette. [The
Editor ofthe Green Mountain Freeman is not
so green as he pretends to be on the subject.
He knows well enough that Vermont .s the
most wonderfuid State in the Union. Was it
not there where Capt. Thunderbolt lived and
died with his sham leg and all that ? And
does he not know that the Green Mountains,
as geologists say, were away over by Africa,
lor some such place, with monkeys and apes
, running helter skelter up and down the great
big cocoa nut trees, in
S Those days of lang syne,
When geese were swine,
And pigeons chewed tobacco d'
To be sure he does ; so he need not be qu
zing us. Did not Josiah Priest prove that
ange County, N. Y., was once the Gardea
Eden, from an old stump that was found the.
Surely he does. Well, then, he need notj, a
bit surprised because be did not see thei .o.il
ape, for we are not, and we haa't seen iit, yi.
Notice. "
The undersigned have this day ented into
a copartnership under the firm of W.lB. Cary
& Co. R. E. CAE ERY,
Centreville, Oct. 1st, 1849.
Sat @@988.~
rIL.Is P. A. LEETVa'ooD.
. b. 1 CA .,res ~ ais.
October 1st, 1849-8m
New G'ood.
FiBOMAS A. DOW reagpatfully
Sbgs leave to inform the citizeas of the
Parish of St. Marytbat he bad just opened and
sow offers for sale at his
Nelw Store Hoase In Pitteuorsevl e4
a very extensive and well atrted stock of
'adapted to the wants of this community.
PurcLhaser will fad it to tiNr interest to call
and examine the stock, aulthe prices will be
made satisfactory to THii .
Pausrsomsale, Sept. 18,s .
We have received at our new store in Odd'
Fellows' Hill, a larg;e supply of Goods, select.
ed with care in the Northern Markets, comnpris.
iiin the Iollouwiug, with many other articles no;
etnumerated :
A large stock of
a great vaiicty of: lIress Goods, Gentlemen's
`Clothing ; hits and Caps; Boots, Shoes and
Leather ; Trunks; Books and Stationery;
China, Glass and Earihen Wire-Hardware
and Cutlery, Tm and Hollow ware; Drugs
and Medicines, Paints and Oils; Groceries;
Carpetings and India Mattngs ; Paper Hang
ings and Window Slhades; Saddlery, Hames
and Collars; 1Tobacco and Sezars; Matrasses;
Willow and Wooden Ware, Powder and Shot,
Window Glass.
We aiso keep in store at our Warehouse,
Steel, Bar, Hloop and Band IRON; cut and
wrought Nails, Horse Nails and Shoes; whale
Sperm, Lard, Castor, Linseed and Neatsfoot
OILS; I'tch and Rosn ; Manilla, Cotton and
Tarred Rope, Packing Yarn; Soap and Can.
dles; Choice Wines and Liquors; and all
kinds of heavy
We' are expecting soon to receive a variety
of Stoves and Parlor Grates, and Fenders;
[lollow Ware, P!oughs, Stone Coal, lHay, Cab.
inet Furniture, &c., &c. Orders attended to
from a distance, and great care taken ii the se
lection of goods ordered.
Franklin, Oct. 18, 1849.-4m.
Instruction on the Guitar.
MRS. WHITTEMORE would res.-_
lpectluly announce to the citizens olr
Franklin and vicinity that she is forming a
class for instruction on the Guitar, and that
those who may desire their children to obtain a
good knowledge of music, and acquire a good
execution upon this favorite instrument, an ac.
complishment rarely acquired, can now have
an opportunity to have their wishes, in these
respects, gratified.
A practice of thirteen years upon that in stru
nent alone, has secured to her a superior prac
tical knowledge of it, and she feels confident
that those who may join her class will make a
proficiency that will prove highly satisfactory.
Persons desiring further information in regard
to terms, &c., can gain it by calling at the
boarding house of Mrs. Pecot, in Franklin.
Franklin, Sept. 18, 1849.
New Goods lei
Just received-A S *1
ifrunks, Leather" ab mmainge
100 Ells Creole Cottonade, low priced.
Anisette in Boxes, Assorted Cordials, Empty
Bottlps and Corks, Hard Ware, Fire Ware
T.EVIN ,a
Franklin Sept. 6,--1 y.
Tin Ware
The undersigned, having no his employ. D
ment several experienced lately from B
the North, is enabled to Franklin and A
the surrounding country all articles that:
may be needed in his lia. ness, at Whole.
sale or Retail. Me 'll find it to their
interest to call and ine his STOCK ands
PRICES before pabhasing elsewhere.
Having made great preparations to furnish
the country witheIrIN WA RE of every des.
criptio as o f give Planters and the peoplejC
generally an elportunity of patronizing Homse
Industry, an intending to make it to their Its.
tiest to piamIze him, the subscriber hopes j1
that his list of old customers will remain in-.
changed, sad that a long list of new ones may1
be addedt it. All kinds of A
COPPER WORK, g
such as Pipe, Dippers, Skimmers, Gutters, &c
and alltinds of
SHnEzIuos WORK, STEAM BOAT CHInNIES,
Iciar PrIPE, STOVE PIPas, SHEET
rbe attented to by the subscriber.
He will also at all times he able to furnish d
ann put down copper or Lead Supply Pipes atl
the shortest notice, and will be able to supply toj
order all ot the fixtures in his line for Sugar;t
THouses. I c
He will always study to please those who1t
may favor him with a call.
Franklin, Feb. 15th, 1849,
The subscriber is in possession of a good
HORSE and DRAY, and will be ready at all
times to perform any labor that may be offered
him in his lihoe of business. Any patronage
from the citionns of Franklin and vicinity will
be thankfully received.
Franklin, July 30, 1849.
J. W. & R. E. TALBOT hav'e removed!
their stock of goods to their new store in Odd
Fellows' Union Hall, where they will be pleas.
ed to see all their old friends and customers.
We are expecting daily our large stock ofl
Goods from the north and solicit a continu
ance of that patronage, so liberally bestowed
heretofore on the subscribers.
i J. W. & R. E. TALBOT,
F rankli, Sept. 20, 1849.
Takes Up,
A dark brown Spanish Mule, that has been
running on the prairie for the last two years -t
) has a small slit in the right ear, three different,
brands, indiscribable by letters or figures.-
The owners of the mule requested to come for.I
I ward, prove property, pay charges, and take
him away. O. P. NICKELSON.
Bayou Salk, Oct. 22, 1849-9t.
Goods by Schrs Nimrod, Auro
ra Borealis, &c.
The undersigned will receive per sch.
Nimrod, which has junst arrived in the m
Bayou direct from New York,
of every variety to suit the demand of my old
customers. The balance of my goods will ar
rive in a few days an the Aurora Borealis and
the Friends, the whole comprising a very large
and well assorted stock. Old customers and
friends are invited to call-prices will be mod
rate and satisfactory.
Franklin, Sept. I, 1849.
T HE SUBSCRIBERS will receive,
in a few days, by schr. Friends,
AN EXTENSIVE and VARIED
.lssortmest of Goods,
of every description which may be called for by
our old cutonmers and the public generally.
Our goods have been carefully selected in New
York and Boston, and we shall be able to offer
them at as low 'prices. as any in the market.
WWe have commenced moving into our new store
on Main street, where we will be happy at all
tames to see our old friends and customers.
Franklin, Sept. 18, 1849.
Ma. LEVY would respectfully inform
the citizens of St. Mary, that he has
just receaved, per schr Lanfier, a
SPLENDID ASSORTMENT of
made to order ;
and also a superior article o. CUTLERY, and
a GENERAL ASSORTMINT Of Goons to suit the
Season and Customers.
Persons wishing to purchase will please call
and examine.
Franklin. Sept. 18, 1849.
The Schr. Nimrod brings an Ax S1roc
of GOODS, for the new
tat Centreville, The k is varied, and Iar
ger and more coa than the previous as
sortment. T ds o Bayou Sa16 and
elsewhere ~ a soe call and examine the new
aann'J. ilml a a. ...
Ceo , i , Sept. 18, 1849.
n E W GOODS.
The undersigned beg leave to direct the at
Lention of their friends and the public to the
Stock . Gw.ds
received by them per schr, Aurora Borealis,
comprising a general assortment of plants.
tion and Ladies and Gentlemen's F4NCY and
DRESS GOODS; also a large assortment of
BOOTS ond SHOES of every description.
Also, Saddlery, Harness, Groceries, &c.
Centreville, Oct. 1st, 1849.
LATEST ARRIVAL YEr!!
Call at BLOCH & GODCEIAUX'S, and
examine their fine stock olf
just received and for sale at low prices.
Their stock of Dry Goods, Boots, Shoes,
Clothing, Fancy Goods, including a General
Assortment of Fall and Winter Goods, offer
great inducements to purchasers.
Franklin, Oct. 11th, 1849.
New Goods.
The Schooner Lanfer has arrived and
Is now opening at his new store as rich and
desirable a Stock of Goone (direc from New
York and Boston) as has ever hbeen offered in
this market, to which he would invite the attea
ttion of his numerous customers and the trading
tcommunity generally. His stock comprises of
"the following,: London, French and Ameri.
can prints, Ginghbams, Rich Dress Cameleons,
Figured Mohair and Vioanese Lustrem, De
Lanses, Swiss and Jacomet Edgings and Insert.
ings,, Fmbroided Lace, Capes, Black Silk, Vel.
vet and Woolen goods of all kinds.
Of the most ostensive and elegant styles ev.
er before offered in Pattersooville.
BOOTS and SHOES
Of every description.
Winter and Summer strained bleached Spere.
do. do. super Whale.
SSddlery, Crockery, Tin and llardware,
Cordage, Groceries, &c.
Pattersonville, Sept. 20, 1849.--tm.
Just received from New Orleans, a fresh.
supply of FASHIONABLE FANCY W
SELECTED WITH camR, and purchasd on terms
that will enable him to sell them on the most
ml moderate terms. The LADIrE will please call
t and ezamine the Goods and Prices.
t0 Also, an assortment of Gentlemea's PINE
- CLOTHING, all of which are of s.nimol
.aUaLrrrY. Gentlemen wishing fiue Clktng
eat moderate prices will please call.
Franklin, Oct. 3, 1949.
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Karina Smirnoff and Mario Lopex Break Up. For Real.Matt Richenthal at . Comments
A couple weeks about saying their relationship is in great shape, denying rumors of a split, Mario Lopez and Karina Smirnoff have called it quits.
"He's a great guy. I think the world of him, but I think we're both concentrating on our careers right now," she told The New York Post.
Smirnoff met the actor on the third season of Dancing with the Stars. We wonder if she's now dating a different Mario, her partner on the most reason season of that show.
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A tiny baby spider monkey that has been hand-reared by keepers at Melbourne Zoo is proving to be a big hit with visitors.
The Herald Sun reports that the adorable primate, named Estela, was abandoned by her mother less than two days after being born – which meant zookeepers had to step in to raise the pint-sized primate themselves.
Senior keeper Jess McKelson and her team worked around the clock to ensure the animal was well looked after and bottle-fed Estella to make sure she received all the nutrients she needed to grow.
Six months on, the baby is now strong enough to interact with the zoo's other residents and is being instructed in the basics of monkeying around by her grandmother, 39-year-old Sonja, who is teaching the little one to climb.
"It has been great for Sonja, Estela has given her a new lease of life," Ms McKelson said.
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TRENTON, Mich. (WCMH) — An incident in Trenton Wednesday is listed as a burglary and home invasion, but it sounded more like a new sequel to 1990s hit "Home Alone."
Warning: Corny "Home Alone" movie references scattered throughout this article.
Police said a woman randomly walked into the Trenton home, played with the family's dog and started cooking. She had no idea there was a 10-year-old boy upstairs.
"He said she sounded drunk," homeowner John Sueta said. "So he grabbed a BB gun, hid under the bed and called 911."
The boy didn't throw heavy paint cans down the stairs or unleash a pet tarantula on the woman, but he did the right thing by calling the police.
"Some random person is in my house trying to steal my dog," he told the 911 operator.
Police said the woman was nearly naked and under the influence of alcohol when she walked into the home. She quickly made friends with Grayson, the family's dog.
"My brother has a BB gun, should I–?" the boy started to ask the operator.
"No. No. Just stay under the bed," the operator told him.
Police say things then got even stranger.
"Her nightgown was found a few blocks away," Sueta told WDIV-TV. "She put on my son's jersey — his football jersey — and my tennis shoes. Then, I don't know, she must have went out back with the dog to jump on the trampoline."
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Manta is located inside The Cape, A Thompson Hotel in Cabo San Lucas, México.
The thrilling views at The Cape's sophisticated signature restaurant may meet their match in chef Enrique Olvera's dynamic exhibition-style kitchen. Having earned international acclaim for Mexico City's Pujol, the chef is highly regarded among his peers as a culinary innovator with a deft hand for forward-thinking Mexican cuisine.
As the renowned El Bulli chef Ferran Adrià once said, "There was Mexican food before Enrique Olvera, and Mexican food after Enrique Olvera."
At Manta, Olvera celebrates Pacific Rim traditions—taking inspiration from his native Mexico, as well as Peru, Japan and beyond—while maintaining a distinct and tastefully casual Baja sensibility with a commitment to local sourcing.
Manta is situated in a unique location. The restaurant's big windows face the ocean and allow diners to enjoy the view of the famous surf break, Monuments.
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You're living in a new country with a small band of people. You are surrounded by wilderness. There are no grocery stores, no clothing stores, no houses, no fast-food restaurants, and no furnaces. A few people live nearby, but they do not speak your language and are sometimes not friendly.
You've just come through a horrible winter in which many of your people died from disease and starvation, and you're facing another terrible year unless you can plant some food to harvest later.
Out of nowhere, a man steps into your little settlement. Though he looks like someone from the unfriendly group, he's speaking your language! Better yet, he knows how to plant corn in this area of the country so it will grow well, and he's willing to teach you how to do it.
You probably recognize this as the story of the Pilgrims, Squanto, and that first Thanksgiving.
What you may not know is that before Squanto stepped into that clearing, he had lived a hard life. He'd been stolen from his original Patuxet tribe and take to England to learn the English language so he could be an interpreter.
On his way back home years later, he was kidnaped and taken to Spain to be sold as a slave. He later made his way to London and then back home only to find that his whole family and tribe had been wiped out by a disease.
It seems that God used this man's hardships to rescue others from sure death. As Joseph in the Bible says to his brothers about his own kidnaping and slavery, "You intended to harm me, but God intended it for good to accomplish what is now being done, the saving of many lives" (Gen. 45:5 and 50:20 NIV).
Now it's your turn: Write about something in your life that, at the time, seemed like a bad thing or really was a bad thing, something that God has turned into a good thing for you or for someone else.
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Chris Leppanen, who helped Christian Brothers Academy win two Section II Class AA basketball titles, wasn't certain he wanted to stay home for college.
He planned on going to Roberts Wesleyan in Rochester, an NAIA school that's making the transition to Division II.
But a family illness, combined with advice from former Siena forward Josh Duell, changed his mind.
Leppanen, a Troy native, has joined the Siena program as a walk-on freshman point guard.
He gives the Saints an emergency backup behind sophomore guards Evan Hymes and Rakeem Brookins.
"As a walk-on, I'm not expecting to play," Leppanen said last week. "But I know if I work hard in practice and Evan or Rakeem end up going down (with injury) or getting in foul trouble, I should hopefully get some minutes. Whatever it is, a minute, 30 seconds, I'm just looking to help the team. Or if I don't get in at all … whatever it is for us to get back to Siena basketball when I was younger, for us to start winning again."
Leppanen was set to go away for college until his mother, Helen, became ill during his senior year. That's when Duell, who also played at CBA, recommended Siena as an option.
"Josh is the one who put it in my ear to maybe come to Siena," Leppanen said. "He told me that earlier in the year, and I was like, 'I don't think I want to stay around here.' He knew about my Mom being sick the whole year because she wasn't at any of my games and he was like, `It'd be good for your whole family.' I didn't think of it like that."
Leppanen said his mother's health has improved.
Siena coach Mitch Buonaguro and his staff were enthusiastic about the arrival of Leppanen, a Times Union second-team all-area selection.
"If he wasn't excited about having me on the team, I might have just headed to Roberts Wesleyan, but Coach B was really excited," Leppanen said. "I just had to come. I went to the first workout and it was great, and from there, I was just like, `I'm going to go to Siena."'
Leppanen said he grew up as a fan of former Siena point guard Ronald Moore, the program's career assists leader, and models his game after Moore's.
"I'm not as fast as Ronald, but the way he distributes the ball, I like the way he does that and like to mark my game as him and move the ball the way he did," he said.
Leppanen believes he's prepared for the transition to college ball by playing for CBA coach Dave Doemel, who's built Section II's dominant program.
Leppanen was a CBA teammate of guard Galal Cancer, coming off a solid freshman season at Cornell.
"The way (Doemel) does his system of basketball, it's the same thing I'm going through right now," Leppanen said. "Study halls, getting homework done, open gyms, conditioning, it's all the same thing."


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ini_set('session.cookie_lifetime', 2000000);
If it is not working there may be something wrong with the way your browser or your server is handling cookies. There are several possible problems. For example a badly configured Varnish installation can mess up the server's cookie handling. It could also be a Drupal bug. There are other threads on this topic on drupal.org, you could google for them.
If you have Varnish you are
If you have Varnish 3 you are probably having the cookies you need stripped by the vcl (Varnish configuration file). Switch to Varnish 2.1 or sort out your vcl. Where did you get your vcl? Unixy claim their's works well, but who knows, I am sceptical given the problems this has given many of us. Sorting out the vcl is not easy, as this thread shows http://drupal.org/node/1196916
But post 31 there claims to have a solution. I use Varnish 2.1.
It will be interesting to
It will be interesting to know whether you have luck with that vcl in the thread I linked.
It is also intersting that the Unixy vcl is not working. As I suspected. Since they make a (small) charge for their plugin, you might complain!
I installed Varnish 3 too. But then uninstalled it and installed 2.1. You can do this from the repos, you might even have luck with yum downgrade (assuming you are on centos). If you use Varnish 2.1 find the pressflow vcl file, it works fine.
Short term, simply removing Varnish and putting Apache back on port 80 (in whm you do this under Tweak Settings) will get your site back.
You pick which vcl to load
You pick which vcl to load when you start varnish either form command line, or by setting it in. In /etc/init.d there should be a varnish file to start varnish, this may point you to the path, but on centos I think it is /etc/sysconfig/varnish . Once you have decided which .vcl to load, edit that one! Or change the .vcl file you are loading on startup to your custom one. The .vcl you have loaded may have includes for other files.
Is the unixy plugin really doing anything for you? If not, you could rip it out, uninstall varnish, and start again....
When varnish fails to start
When varnish fails to start that is because there is a syntax error in the vcl. If you find the folder where the varnish binary is and try to start it just by running the path e.g. friom the folder where the binary is run ./varnishd it will output debugging errors telling you where you have made a mistake in your vcl.
Good. Is varnish caching
Good. Is varnish caching pages for anonymous now? Or is it just sitting there doing nothing?
Sure it is running. But
Sure it is running (or your site would be dead!). But I suspect not caching the full pages for anonymous users, so not helping you as much as it should. But hey, maybe you have had enough trouble with it.... it is is working probably best leave alone. It should still help by increasing speed of serving static resources.
In case you want to chase this up further, if you install the Varnish module for Drupal you can get statistics about number of hits. Or just log in to server with command line and type varnishstat
You can read the number of cache hits and cache misses.
Some vcl files add a line to the headers which show X-Cache hit or miss for each page load, so checking the headers in Firebug (Net tab) also gives a guide to how successful caching is, if you have that header set up.
If you check this be sure to clear browser cache after logging out, or the session cookies will stop Varnish caching even when you are logged out.
Looks like you are getting
Looks like you are getting plenty cache hits. The numbers at the top which you do not report are the ratio of hits to misses. So everything is OK. To be sure you might restart Varnish (which clears caches and and stats) and reload your site a few times, logged out, and see whether the hit rate is climbing.
You can actally log in with command line in one window, get a small browser window beside it, and watch the numbers change as you reload. Use varnishlog to see the full details of requests coming in.
It will not cache full pages for logged in users. With ESI it will cache blocks. Probably not worth the trouble, I never got the Drupal 7 ESI API working.
You are doing pretty well
You are doing pretty well there. I would be satisfied! However, it is not clear whether these figures relate to caching of various files such as images and css or if you are succeed in caching the entire page. For this you might need to look at the page headers in Firebug for example. Look for the X-Cache (not the X-Drupal-Cache) header.
If the Drupal cache is set to use Varnish, via the Drupal Varnish module (which involves setting Drupal's cache to use Varnish in settings.php), my understanding is that the Drupal 'cache pages for anonymous users' should normally be on. OTH if you have successfully got Varnish caching the entire page for anonymous users the request will never reach Drupal, AFAIK, so it may not matter.
OK if you are not using
OK if you are not using Drupal module do not touch settings.php except as advised by Unixy. I am a bit in the dark here as I have no experience of the Unixy plugin, though I have worked with Varnish.
I mean normally, with Pressflow on Drupal 6 (even without this module), you would go to settings.php, and make certain changes http://drupal.org/project/varnish. In particular you would add the line
$conf['page_cache_invoke_hooks'] = FALSE;
Then you may have to set / uncomment
§conf['reverse_proxy'] = TRUE;
My experience was that this last step was NOT needed with the Varnish module, and broke the site.
And with Pressflow 6, you would have to add the IP address of your server in the line for reverse proxy array, again in settings.php.
However, frankly as I said, I never got Varnish 3 working (and there were many others struggling) so it is hard to advise. You really need to fall back on Unixy support. I have been successful getting Varnish 2 and Varnish 2.1 working.
As for the header, if you want this, do the following. Find out which .vcl file is loaded. If you run command
ps aux | grep varnishd
the output should show you.
Go to the file. According to https://www.varnish-cache.org/trac/wiki/VCLExampleHitMissHeader add
sub vcl_deliver {
if (obj.hits > 0) {
set resp.http.X-Cache = "HIT";
} else {
set resp.http.X-Cache = "MISS";
(or just add the code between the curly brackets, if you already have a sub vcl_deliver block in your .vcl).
Now restart varnish. If it fails to restart you have a syntax error. Now the headers as shown in Firebug for example should output an X-Cache line and tell you whether a downloaded file was called from the cache. If you get your main page called from the cache when viewed by anonymous users (remember to clear your browser cookies cache so you really look anonymous!), that is what you really want.
BTW once you have found the loaded .vcl file supplied by Unixy it would be really interesting to see it, if you feel like posting it.
More on Unixy Varnish plugin
this is interesting http://vbtechsupport.com/33/
If the info is up to date, it shows that the Unixy approach to caching is not to cache a page and serve the same page to all anonymous users, provided it has not been changed. This is what is normally with done with Varnish on a Drual site. By contrast the Unixy approach is to create a short-lived cache for each individual user (assuming you are using the .vcl supplied by Unixy).
This will cut you potential maximum preformance, but provided it does not break your Drupal site (?) Varnish, even with this confiuration, has to be well worth having, and probably all you need unless you are running a high traffic site.