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v'A&ETmsims ' i j THE j&CET" AlKfl TinBTOTE. Tuesday MoSmNQ, oxstobeby
Hjf Well-Known Cigar Men
is Gone.
Eii; Came to Salt Lake From
Hpi Iowa More Than Thirty
B! Yearns Ago.
Hl -Carried tho First Damage Suit
Hj, , Aguinst tho City to a Success-
j ul Termination.
hL Samuel Levy, pioneer citizen of Salt
H ; Lake City, and ono of tho most wldcly-
HJ !; j known men in tho cigar trade In the
Hm I Intermountain country, died at 7:15
Hjj last night at his home, 152 West Third
j South street, of diabetes, after an 111-
, .! ' ness of about two years. f
' The deceased was born April 1G, 1S41,
! 'I' in London. He came to the United
HL" States when 12 years old. His first
f(f business venture was In Council Blults,
n , la., where he was a member of the
Hiiv firm of Paregoy & Levy, cigar manu-
HlK' facturers and jobbers. The business
Hk'H a8 very prosperous until everything
was swept away by Are in 1SC5.
H) Came Hero in '72.
H, ri. Levy came to Salt Lake City In
Hkjf: 1S72 and again engaged in tho manu-
H'.'M lecturing and handling of cigars. Here
H& he rapidly recouped his fallen fortunes.
H: fil During the period from 1SS0 to 1890 ho
HV; was quite wealthy, he having nccumu-
HKT- lated 5200,000 to $300,000 directly from
his business. At one time as high as
'V 120 men were employed by him In mok-
Htf- lng cigars. Then reverses camo, due
,j' : to unfortunate mining investments, and
P t he again became almdst penniless. He
H'i retained control of his business, how-
HI' T ever, although operating It on a small-
Hr' J er scale, and gradually became compar-
Hr. atlvely independent again. The bus-
H'''l Iness has been carried on at Its pres-
H ;, ent location, 171 South Main street,
Hm since 1SS0, it having been managed
i during the two years of Air. Levy's 111
Hf ness by his son. Joe Levy, -who will
Hrl continue to conduct It.
jijjh Was a Good Citizen.
jjft During the active years of his life
w spent In this city Mr. Levy was prom-
H'-'h lncnt in all movements calculated to
.jjjj advance the Interests of the city and
Hgjl the community conspicuously so in
H'V in the old Liberal movement. He was
j'vjl public-spirited, broad-minded, gener-
p ous and In every way a good citizen.
Mr. Levy had the distinction of hav-
Kjjf lng been plaintiff in the first damage
Hrt; suit ever brought against the munlci-
( ' pallty of Salt Lake City. The suit was
Hpl' brought In the year 1880. It was tried
HMj twice -in the District court and was
Hrf' twice appealed to the State Supreme
Hhj, court, the flnal decision having been
KMi rendered In June, 1SS7, affirming a judg-
n1' ment for $1900 in the plaintiff's favor.
IjSw Huined His Tobacco.
fi-cW Tne amaEcs for which Mr. Levy
jl'9 souglit to recover were occasioned by
the overflow of irrigation water into
the cellar of his homo on Third South
i'Wi street, ruining some $16,000 worth of
ujij Havana leaf tobacco which he had
lm stored there. A neighbor named
B,fi; John Smith had a small field of alfalfa
Sjr! on his ground adjoining Mr. Levy's
B property, and the irrigating ditch by
jjtiitjl which it was watered was permitted to
jjw flow unchecked during tho night of
ft lit July 1, 18S0, flooding the Levy cellar
f( and causing the damage mentioned.
sJj. The case opened what at that time
ill were new legal points relating to tho
rijj: liability of a municipal corporation for
fly damage Inflicted by irrigating ditches
s occuplng the streets and it was vlgor-
vi ously contested. On the first trial in
III the District court the plaintiff, after
presenting his case, was non-suited.
gE He then took an appeal to the Supreme
Cjlt court, with Sutherland and McBrlde as
Mfl his attorneys, while Aurellus Miner
jj represented the city. As a result of
Bill this appeal Justice Twiss delivered an
Vm opinion reversing the lower court and
Xj remanding the case for a new trial.
nS Judgment Finally Secured.
i On the new trial judgment was sc-
S'fij cured, when the city moved for a new
5;J trial, which was denied, and appeal
jiK was then taken by the City to the Su-
Mt preme court. Judge Henderson, now
rj of the firm of Henderson, Pierce,
Baj Crltchlow & Barrette, delivered the
vffl opinion on thlB appeal, affirming the
rjf; Judgment of the District court
pgi The deceased leaves a wife and six
!; children, four boys and two girls,
b-W whose ages range from 14 to 29. The
8 K children are Maurice, Lottie, Joe, Har-
r, a old, Dolly and Reginald. Funeral ar-
U rangements have not yet been complet-
y fi ed.
If To enablo our employees to attend the
dv'i State fair our store will close at 1 p. m.
CJjq today,
fity H. DIN"WOODEY FURNITURE CO.
jr,j An. Unclaimed Tolegram.
S-pi Mr. "Woy of tho "Wilson yesterday ro
ll,! eclved this tolourram:
Ml "LBWISTON. Mo., Oct. 3. A. F. TVey.
at WllBon hotel, Salt Lako City; I havo Just
IwS received letter on your stationery from
iw Arthur "W. Morton to hl3 mother. Alice
jLA Morton. Sho'dled Septcmbor 25. Can you
fiffi uet word to Arthur?
i, "W. H. JUDKINS. Executor."
j No such namo appeara on tho books of
14' the Wilson, either as a truest or as an
6!? employee. Mr. "SVcy thlnlcs Morton may
IS.' havo been passing through four or flvo
11 daj'H ago and dropped into tho hotel to
ff! UBe tho writing-room
Hlji Dandruff Germ Thrives in It, as Well
as in Other Grease.
A ircll-known Chicago hair specialist
Hij'jft, invited tho Inter Ocean reporter to coma
i d to bis ofllce and see, under a mlcroacopo,
u- a bow the germ that causes dandruff thriven
n H in vaeellno. .Tho opeciaust caid that all
:i V hair preparations containing grease, slm-
i K Ply furnl3h food for the germs and help
lW propagate them. Tho only way to ouro
lm dandruff 1b to dulroy the germs, and tho
fOTS only hair preparation that will do that
rtS 13 Hwbro's Horplclde. "Destroy the
I'll cause, you remove tho effect." without
HSto canoruff no falling hair, no baldness.
,15 Ask for Hcrplcldo. It is tho only dc-
11 ftroyor of tho dandruff germ. Sold by
I'ti leadm? drugglsta. Send 10a in sUmps for
H3v f?. c iltt Hecxfloldo .Co., Aetrolt,
H : t; fcllou.
Mini Han fas
Hungry mi Mi
Pitiful Death of a Well-Known Street
Character at tho In
firmary. Dropsy was the ofllcinlly assigned
cause of death In the caso of Methuse
lah Thorne, who passed away Sunday
at tho County Infirmary, but attendants
at tho Infirmary declare that death was
at least grently hastened by oxposuro
and starvation. Thorno was found by
the authorities only a few days before
he died in a poorly furnished room on
East First South street. Ho was alono,
without food, flro or sufllcient clothing
to kcop him warm and was then al
most in a dying condition. He was
promptly removed to the infirmary,
where everything possible was done for
his relief, but it was too late to be of
Thorne was a blind man who has
been a familiar flguro on tho strcots of
the city for a number of years past.
Funeral will occur from Joseph E.
Taylor's undertaking establishment.
:j ...AMUSEMENTS... j
Salt Lake Theatre Florence Roberta In
"Tess of tho D'Urborvlllea," a four-act
dramatization by Lorlmcr Stoddard of
Thomas Hardy'6 novel of tho same namo.
Grand Theatre "Arizona," a four-act
play by Augustus Thonios.
Florence Roberts brings us a play this
time that no ono who thoroughly enjoys
stajTO woo can complain of. "Teas of tho
D'Urborvllles" 1b a drama of poworful
situations all distressing It goes from
unhapplncsa to misery, from misery to
despair, and ends In tragedy. So If you
havo a soul that yearns to bo harrowod
up, here Is its blissful chance.
Tho story of Toss Is the old, old ono of
a girl deceived. It tells, howovor. of un
usual misfortunes. The girl's parents plot
against her, tho villain is of courso against
her, and tho man who marries her desoris
her when sho tells him of her past. Then
poverty and starvation and dlseaso bring
her family to awful wrotchedness, tho rent
Is not paid and eviction from tho hut of
a homo is threatened. Then steps In tho
villain, with a villain's equipment of a
riding whip and a sneer. Ho wants Toss
bock. Her own mother appeals to her
to go with him. But sho is loyal to her
husband, now In far-off Brazil. She foils
to get expected employment. Her littlo
brother is sick. Tho family's situation le
doHperato. Tho villain comos back, con
vinces Tcss that her husband is dead, and,
suffering from her accumulated woe, sho
sacrifices herself. '
t Her relatives now cat, and aro not
evicted. But Tess goes on suffering. Tho
villain Is cruel to her. Her husband comes
back. Seeing that ho Is allvo, sho takes
a knife and, going Into tho room whero
her deceiver Is lying drunk, sho kills him.
Is not all this horrifying enough to suit
Through all tho pitiful experience of
Tcss Miss Roberts is strong. Tho char
acter does not give her much opportunity
for the display of those lighter moods In
which sho excels. She may convince us
by the force and merit of her acting In
theso gloomy plays, though she cannot
charm as when her archness and vivacity
are given play. In this latest of her char
acters, howovor, sho reveals now strength,
and now capability.
Lucius Henderson has tho part of tho
unhappy husband, and plavs It qulto well.
Hobart Bosworth Is tho villain of the oc
casion. Ho played tho part with Mrs.
Flske, and Is a good villain, especially
when ho gives us a representation of a
bad man drunk. Olllo Cooper, in the part
of tho young brother of Tess, was ono
of the best actors of tho night. Tho com
pany Is satisfactory throughout,
Tho charm of "Arizona." with its mesa
dust, Its Navajo ornaments. Its army
and ranch life, and abovo all its stirring
dramatic construction and clever dla.
logue, seems to hold tho Interest of thca-ter-goors.
The Grand was filled last eve
ning for tho opening of Its week's run
hero, tho boxes were draped in flags, and
four of them wcro filled with officers and
ladles from Fort Douglas, whllo Col.
Ferry of the Governor's staff and a party
occupied another Judging from tho ap
plause that followed all tho entrances,
''fat" lines and situations, the play has
lost none of Its favor. It has been said
of it that Thomas never wrote anything
better, and certainly It has brought him
golden returns. Tho company playing it
this year Is good all through. Two mem
bers of tho cast aro of the company here
Inst year, Bon Dcano as Dr. Fenclon and
Charles Graham as Sergt. Kellar, and
they aro tho samo as ever. The scenery
13 Identical.
Some of the members of tho company
aro better than the ones we saw pre
viously. This Is especially true of Es
trclla, who In the Inst production was
very stout and not dressy. MIrs Clara
Langley Is very handsomo and her gowns
arc such that any officer would bo glad
to havo a flirtation with her. She Is a
good actress, too. Mr. ICcenan as Capt.
Hodgman is a finer looking ofllcor and
villain and a better actor than tho one
last seen. Francis Justlco Is a very young
man and slight of build, but as Denton
ho throws all the life and quick action
Into the part and makes good frequently
As every ono knows, all the characters
act themselves, tho playwright having
woven topother a dialogue and sorlca of
Bcenes that ar Interesting from begin
ning to ond, and at times each character
becomes the leading man or woman. Tho
Tony of Escamillio Fernandez and tho
Lena of Harriet Wlllard aro pood pieces
cf work, and at tho usual dozen encores
followed by tableaux after tho murder
they received an ovation from the lower
and upper floors. James Klrkwood as
Canby, Al Holllngsworth as Bonham. May
McCabo as Mrs, Canby, Carol Ardcn, a
vory protty Bonlta, all handled their parts
ably and won favor, while tho small parts
by Miss Richards, Mr. Hearn, Mr. Pat
torson and Mr. Ayres were woll done.
"Arizona" has been played hundreds of
times, but It loses no Interest with fro
quent ropetltlon. The Grand salo is largo,
so tho week will probably bo a prosper
ous ono for the company.
"Tcbs of the D'Urbcrvillcs" will be given
again tonight at tho Salt Lako Theater.
"Marta of tho Lowlands" will bo tho play
Wednesday ovcnlng.
Arthur Shepherd writes a noto to Tho
Trlbuno. saying: "1 was surprised to ob
serve in your advertisoment announcing
tho concert In the Tabernacle Thursday
evening a statement that tho Arthur
Shepherd selected orchestra would appear.
This is a mistako that should bo cor
rected. In Justice both to myself nnd td
Mr. Chrlstensen, who has chargo of tho
orchestra on tho occasion named. The
Bait Lako Symphony orchestra will mako
but ono appearance In tho near futuro,
and that on tho 20th InFt., In connection
with tho Emma Lucy Gates concert at
tho Theater,"
Gustav Dinklage,
Expert pianp tuner and repairer. P. o.
box 905, 'Phono Carstenscn & Anson
Bad Tenants Evicted
and rent collected. Morchants' Pro
tective Association. Francis G.- Luke,
General Manager, Top Floor Commer
cial Block.
Bad Tenants Evicted
nnd rent collected. Merchants' Pro
tective Association. Francis G. Luko,
General Manager, JTop Floor Commer
cial Block,
CoiirJ Released William
A Few Rflinutes Later He
Was Again Taken In
to Custody.
Interesting Legal Battle for tho Tos
session of Wholesale Chick
en -Thief From Iowa.
, ,
Cases Sot for Today. -f
-j- Division No. 1. Judge Hall. -j-
-f- Church of Josus Christ of Lattor-
day Saints vb. Helen Watson.
-f- Division No. 2. Judgo Stowart. -f--f-
Dr. J. Bcattio vs. Samuol C.
-f Bailey.
-f Bywator & Groo, garnlshoo.
-f Division No. 2, Judgo Morao. -f
-I- Robert Leland "Watson ot aL vs. J.
4- Donnan Rcavlo.
-f Division No. 3. Judgo Lewis.
-f- Stato vs. Joo Walton.
-f- Civil Division Judgo Tannor. -f
No court. 4.
William Bowers landed again In Jail
aftor procoedlng3 which kept overyona
concerned. Bowers Included, guessing
whether tho prisoner was a prisonor or a
freo man, yesterday. Incidentally, tho law
on tho subjoct of fugitives from JUBtlco
and habeas corpus was shown up In somo
phases whloh will bo interesting to crim
inal lawyers.
Wholesale Chickon Thief.
Bowers, it wiil bo rcmombered, Is tho
mnn who Is wanted in Iowa to servo tlmo
for what 1b perhaps tho most wholosalo
chicken-stealing ovor executed In Amer
ica. It io charged that he and a compan
ion hired four negroes to rob hen rooats
while they shlppod out tho Bpolls in bar
rels and casfes to a hungry market. Whllo
out on recognizance he fled to Utah.
Yestorday morning Bowers's attorney
argued that tho court In Iowa did not how
hold Jurisdiction over tho man. This
argument was a bono of contention dur
ing tho proceedings. When tho lawyers
got through Judgo Lewis took tho view
thnt there was nothing to tho contention..
Thon tho court went on to rulo on another
ground. Ho said that thoro was no ovi
dence of a bench warrant having been is
sued for Bowers. He gavo tho prosecuting
attornoy until afternoon to show ovldonco
on this point.
The Telegram Came.
Tho wire was workod to Mount Ploas
nnt, la. But no reply came and Bowers
was freed yesterday afternoon. Just as
ho walked out of tho courtroom Chief
Lynch got a telegram from Iowa saying
that a bench warrant was out for Bow
ers. At the timo tho fugitlvo and his at
torney were going downstairs. Lynch
sent Patrolman Heath, who brought tho
telegram, to tho south door of tho court
house, thinking that Bowers would
emerge from that exit. But tho newly
freed man evidently caught wind of what
was doing and he doubled on his tracks,
hurrying to the north door.
Thero ho mot Chiof Lynch and Sheriff
Campbell of Iowa. Tho pair of officers
grcoted him pleasantly nnd eagerly. They
told him ho was again a prisoner. Thoy
Informed him about the bench warrant. '
"I want to see that telegram beforo I
am under arrest," said Bowers,
"Well, you won't sco tho telegram, and
you re under arrest now." snld Lynch.
"I don't know whether I am or not."
replied i Bowers.
Bowers Was Convicted.
"Try' and run away, and seo whothor
you are under arrest or not," said Lvnch
nnd Bowers concluded that ho was under
At tho city Jail tho police say that Bow
ors's attorney mado a shrewd attempt to
havo his client thrown behind the bars
without tho formality of bclnpr booked,
but the Chief of Police decided that all
tho necessary procedure In the front of
fice would bo gono through with, and
Boworu landed In Jils cell, arrested
booked, and In all sonses of tho word a
Supreme Court Docket.
During tho October term tho following
cases are docketed for tho Supremo court
of this State, on tho dates named:
October 10Stato of Utah vs. Victor Pe
tersen; in ro J. H. Clark, writ of habeas
corpus; State vs. James Shockley.
October 11 Stato vs. S. J. Kolley; Stato
vs. A. P. Illbbs; Red Wlmr Gold Minine
company va. William D. Clays.
October 12 Arvilla Timony vs. Salt Lako
City; Eliza vs. Joseph Opcnshaw; Wash
ington Rock company vs. La Grand
October 13. P. T. Elwoll vs. Georgo
Morrow et al., Thomas Marnano, Intcr
vonor; D. J. Wilkinson, trustoo. vs. An
derson, Taylor et al.; Nancy J. Nichols
vs. Oregon Short Line Railway company.
October 14. Oregon Short Lino Railway
company vs. Moylan C Fox, trustoo, and
F. M. Hayden; George Roth vs. David
Ecklcs; John T. Whlto vs. Century (Mi
ning and Milliner company.
October 17 Mlnnlo V. Conner vs. Salt
Lake City: Louisa Pearaou, administrator
ostato of Martin Pearson, vs. T. E. And
horg ct al.; Philip Nedor vs. James E,
Jcnnlnas ot al.
October 18 Paul Wood vs. Rio Grando
Wostern Railway company; A. Booth fc
Co., a corporation, vs. G. M. Wiegand;
Promontory Ranch company vs. Joseph
Arclle ot al. ,
October 19-Jolionna It. Brlxon vs. Sorcn
K. Jorgcnson; Ephralm Dunn vs. Oregon
Short Lino Railway company; Llla Read
vs. Charles Read.
October 20 in re cstato of Edward A.
Read, deceased, vs. Mllllo G. Read, ad
ministrator Myra Read; B. F. Ovcrholt
vs. O. H, Burbrldgo ot al ; Frocd Furni
ture and Carpet company vs. P. A. So
ren8on. October 21 Charles M, Dull vs. Mam
moth Mining company and Samuol Mc
Intyrc; G. Lavagnlno vs James McGarry
et al. ; Mlnnlo itaud Reservoir and Ir
rigation company vs, Martha Grames.
. October 24 Mary A. Shafer vs. Gcorno
Russell; Oregon Snort Line Railway com
pany vs. W. R. Jones, Jr., et al.; Ore
gon Short Lino Railway company vs.
James S. Jones and Annlo S. Jones.
October 26 Oregon Short Lino Railway
company vs. W. R. Jones, Jr., and Jes
sie P. -ones.
Says Her Husband Threw Things.
Adolo M- Bush has filed suit for a di
vorce from Joseph A. Bush, on tho
ground of oruolty and failure to provide
Sho Bays in hor complaint that besides
calllnjf hw; yll and. abusive names, ho
UtaSi Ids Grand
Prize al the Fair
Splendid Showing Mado by tho Stato
School for Deaf, Dumb and
Prof. S. M. Drlggs of tho Sohool for
tho Deaf, Dumb and Blind at Ogden
has Just wired Miss Maud May Bab
cook that the exhibit mado by tho Og
den school at tho St. Louia fair has
taken the grand prize in competition
with nil other schools of similar na
ture In the United States. '
Tho exhibit consisted of manual
training work, drawings, compositions,
etc Six students from tho Ogden in
stitution wore at the fair, their especiul
duty being to explain or Instruct thoso
Interested in tho school's work. They
returned this woek.
has beaten hor, and thrown bottlos, ahoc
bruohoa and other things at her, and
that on ono occasion, six yearn ngo, ho
otruck hor a blow In tho fuco which mado
a wodnd of which thoscar remains Sho
complains that ho has an ungovornablo
tompor. which makes hor life mlsorablo.
Mrs Bush allegos that hor husband has
property In Colorado valuod at $15,000.
and sho asks tho court that enough of
this be sot asldo to provide for hor and
their thrco ohtldren. Thoy wolo mnrrlod
at Contral Falls, R. I., in January', 1SS6.
Court Notes.
Mary Hlllstrom has filed suit in tho
District court to recover ?500 damages
from iBnao Rhodes, John Holmes and
Eric Holmos. Sho oiso wants to recover
cortaln mining claims and a house lo
catod on them. In tho West Mountain
Mining district. Sho claims that the de
fondantn ojected her from thoso prom
ises recently, and havo boon living thero
and kocplng hor out ever ainco.
C. B. Farnara, who is charged with
robbory, entorcd a plea of not guilty yes
terday morning. His caso will bo sot
for a hearing on Friday morning, whon
Judgo Lewis will rcsot all criminal cases.
Catherine I. King has filed a petition
for dlvorco from hor husband, Solomon
King. They wcro married in 1876, and
lived together until Juno 10, 1901, whon
tho defendant deserted his wife. Ever
Blnco then ho has lived apart from her.
They wcro married In Salt Lako City.
Reuben Banohofsky haa asked for a
dlvorco from his wife, Anna Banchefsky,
on tho ground of desortlon. Ho also asks
for tho custody of their two minor chil
dren. They wero married in Russia in
Soptombor, 12X.
Mary J. Corrigan has asked for a di
vorce from her husband, William J. Cor
rigan, on tho ground that ho has deserted
hor for more than ono year and has failed
to provide for her. Thoy wcro marrlod
at Council Bluffs, Ia on April 2, 1902.
W. N. McGlll of Ely. Nov.. has fllod a
potltlon in the Probata court of tho Third
district for letters of administration on
the estate of William G. Lyons of Ely,
Whlto Pine county, Nevada. Tho amount
of tho dead man's property In Utah la
valued nt $10,S00, being money deposited
In Salt Lako banks. Mr. Lyons died on
June 10. 1901. at Phoenix. Ariz. His will
was admitted to probate In tho Fourth
District court of Nevada on August 20,
and W. N. McGlll was appointed administrator.
ply and rhood ,
THE MEMBERS of tho senior class at
tho University of Utah, after an hour's
balloting yesterday, elected tho following
officers: President, Benjamin Tibboy; vice
president, Garnet Attrldge; treasurer,
Emma Dougall; secretary, Ruby Wonn.
Tho senior class has a present enrollmont
of twenty-six and tho Indications aro
that more students will be graduated
from tho collcgo courso this year than
ever beforo in tho history of tho Univer
sity. Plans for an actlvo year's work aro
being formulated and tho class promises
to assume, tho leadership In student af
faire at tho school.
THE LAST organ recital of tho season
will bo given at the Tabomaclo this af
ternoon. Tho doors cloao at 5:20.
THE REGULAR monthly meeting of
tho Board of Education will bo held to
night at S o'clock.
MRS. A. M'DONALD of Fcnolon Falls.
Ontarla, Can., has written to find tho
whereabouts of Norman McDonald, hor
son. In a letter to Sheriff Emory sho
says hfr son, who Is a blacksmith by
trade, was last heard of in Salt Lako
City. v
ONE CASE of typhoid fever was re
ported to the Board of Health yesterday,
that of A. E. Borst, aged 24, at tho
Field's apartment-house on East First
South. Thero wero two cases of diph
theria. Myrtle, 7 years old, daughter of
II. P. Folkorson, 937 Bolmont street, ami
Vco, the soven-ycar-old daughter of W.
R. Fairbanks, room 57, Board of Trado
THE PUBLIC LIBRARY will be closed
aftor 12 o'clock today, in compllanco with
tho Stato fair proclamations of Gov. Wells
and Mayor Morris. '
FIRE swept through a patch of weeds
whero the railroad tracks cross Fifth
West near Sixth South yestorday after
noon. Tho department responded to an
alarm from tho block, but' no damago had
been done.
THE Daughters of the Confederacy will
meet at tho Kcnyon as usual Friday at
2:30, nnd not with Mrs. Israel as an
nounced. Tho chnngo was made on ac
count of tho Illness of Mrs. Israel's
bus been referred to tho authorities at
Washington regarding tho changing of tho
doors of tho postofflce so that thoy will
swing outward. John E. Dooly, ownor of
tho building, In his letter to tho inspec
tor, stated that tho plans wero drawn
undor tho supervision of the postal au
thorities and could only bo changed by
MISS MABELLE BIGGDRT, B. A. and
author, of New York, delivered two strong
talks yesterday at Barratt hall. Tho
morning programme was a sermon
preached to tho Htudonts of tho L. D. S.
university, on "Llftora and Lcanors." Tho
evening programme was a dramatic read
ing of "Adam Bode," condensed by Miss
Blggort. Both wcro thoroughly enjoyed.
m -
PETER JOHNSON, a laborer In tho
now Y. M. C. A. building, fell from tho
second floor to tho first, a dlstanco of
about twenty feot, yesterday afternoon.
Tho man's injuries woro slight and con
sisted, in the main, of bruises. Ho ,wns
nblo to walk across tho street to his lodging-house
In splto of the dlstanco of his
fall. Last evening he wa3 up and about.
Dr. Benedict attended him.
JESSE W. CROSBY of tho Big Horn
country, Wyoming, is one of tho early
conferenco visitors to arrive hero. Mr
Crosby confirms the report of his resigna
tion as an elector on tho Wyoming Re
publican ticket, stating that he had with
drawn in tho Interests of party peace
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Burton Coal & Lumber Co.
Coal, lumber and cement. Telephone
COS, ' ' rvv
Families Represented
in Sail lake.
Several Citizens Bear the
RHagic Names Known to ,
The iBIarshalla, Leteliors, Hurrays,
Grisvrolds and Ropers Will Be
Welcome at Windsor.
In Tho Trlbuno yesterday was given tho
list of 'American famillos who aro entitled
to visit royalty. This Hut wan compiled
by R. G. Ponaony Carow-Polo of London,
claiming to be the secretary of a com
mittee of gonealoglcal research for a col
lcgo of heralds to decide what American
families aro entitled to bo Introduced to
royalty. By a pocullar colncldonco the
names of most of Now York'o million
aires aro Included in this llflt, which Is
cut to 177 families. Thoso who overlookod
tho item can find tho completo list in Tho
Trlbuno of yesterday.
Five In Salt Lako.
Of tho names of famillos of America in
cluded in the list there aro but five names
which nrv represented in Salt Lako by
families of tho samo name and who aro
relatives of those given. For instance,
Marshall of Virginia is ono of tho names.
Of this family lfl Hon. Thomas Marshall,
tho well-known attornoy, and his cousin,
John A. Marshall, who Is Judgo of tho
Unltod States court. Both are from tho.
Virginia Marshalls, and tho first of tho
namo to attain famo In this country' was
Hon. John Marshall, who was tho fif
teenth Chief Justlco of tho United States,
term 1S01 to 1S33. Both theso gentlemen
havo been residents of Salt Lako for
many years.
Two Lotchers Were Governors.
Jorrold R. Letcher, clerk of tho United
States court. Is a Virginian and the namo
of Letcher is also Included In tho list, and
the Salt Laker is a dlroct descendant and
can, when ho goes to England, bo re
ceived by King Edward. Two Governors
of this namo havo presided over the des
tinies ot States In the Union, Gov. Bob
Letcher of Kentucky, 1S10, and Gov. John
Lotchor. 1SG0. Tho first of tho namo in
America was Giles Letchor, who camo
over to this country about tho tlmo of tho
first Lord Baltimore. Ho first settled In
Pennsylvania, then moved to Maryland
nnd, later, marrying MIhs Hughes, moved
to Virginia, and from him springs the Vir
ginia, Kentucky and Missouri Lotchors.
Is a Kentucky Hurray.
David S. Murray, a nephew of tho for
mor Governor of Utah and now tho man
agor of tho Rocky Mountain Boll Tele
phono company, is of tho Murray family
which Is Included in the list. The Mur
rays of Kentucky are prominent peoplo
thoro, but they camo originally from Vir
ginia, Griswold of Now York la anothor namo
on the list. Of this family is Dr. Hector
Griswold, tho well-known dontlst. Ho is
from the Matthew Griswold branch of
Flushing, Long Island, and has his gone
aloglcal record of tho family.
Lewis B. Rogers, who married Miss
Walkor. Is from tho Kentucky family
of that namo which appears In tho 177
names. Mr. Rogers camo to Salt Lake
from Kentucky and has many relatives
there who aro of the samo family as men
tioned. Thero May Be Others.
There aro possibly many who aro
descendants of thoso named who may bo
living here, their names, howovor, bolng
different, so it is impossible to locate
them. Tho abovo, however, aro of the
samo namo and relatives of thoso given
In tho list.
Burnett's Vanilla
Is pure. Don't let your grocer work
off a cheap and dangerous substitute.
Insist on having Burnett's.
Via Oregon Short line.
St Louis and return $-12.50
Chicago and return 47,50
Chicago and return via St. Louis.. 47.60
St". Louis and return via Chicago.. 48.76
Through Pullman sleepera via Union
Pacific and Wabash llneB.
Tickets on sale Tuesdays and Fridays
each week. See agents for particulars
City Ticket Office 201 Main St.
S600.00 for Plumber.
We collected this amount for a Salt
Lake plumber last woek. It was
twelve vears old.
Merchants' Protective Ass'n., scien
tific collectors of bad debts.
Gen'l Mgr., top floor Comm'l Blk.
Some people don't like us.
Public Long-Distance Telephones,
With sound-proof booths. Telephone
building, State street, olty.
Furnished by Groshell's Ticket Office.
Until further notico we will furnish
castbound excursion tickets at greatly
reduced rates. Remomber the place
221 Main. St. ESTABLISHED 17
YEARS. F. H. GROSHELL, Manager.
IL C. Hoffman loft Sunday ovenlng for
Montana on a short buainos3 trip.
C. F. Ern. Jr of Borlin, Is registered
at tho Kcnyon.
Francis M. Forguson of Pittsburg, Pa.
was hero yesterday on his 'way to tho
Misses Army Caroy and Jo Williams
of Phoonlx, Ariz., stopped horo yestor
day on their way home from tho const.
C. V. Gcnikcn of Amsterdam. Holland
was at tho Kcnyon Sunday and yester
day, Judgo and Mrs. Thomas Marloneaux
havo been guests at tho Wilson for tho
past weok.
Blood Stains
The only soap that takes them
entirely out Fels-Naptha. Saves
half the rubbing.
Fels-NaptLa Philadelphia
Child's Opera Is
a Great Success
Miss Margaret Whitney Produces
Hor Second Play in Eighteenth
A little opera was given last night
In tho Eighteenth Ward hall which In
many ways put to shamo moro ambi
tious musical comedies now on tho
road. It was thoroughly, delightful,
even In lta shortcomings.
The llbrettlflt and composer is Miss
Margaret Whitney, Just turned 15; tho
accompanist, Master Charley Shep
herd, a mite of a boy whose fingers
barely stretch an octave, and tho man
ager Is Martin Irwin Clawson. The
opera is presented with never a note or
a word having been put upon paper,
tho whole score having been taught
the entire cast by Miss Margaret "out
of her head." The tunes were sung to
Master Charley as they came to tho
librettist, and the young man then
composed accompaniments for each in
a way that proves unusual ability. He
is a brother of tho musician, Arthur
The hall was so crowded that stand
ing room was finally refused applicants.
Most of those present wero children,
but a fair number were adults, and
which enjoyed tho performanco most
was hard to tell.
Talk about the pretty girls in "The
Wizard of Oz"l Here was genuine
youth that would not rub off, and a
prettier group of girls could not be
found. Sweet young faces and sweet
young voices, with a tasteful arrange
ment of costumes, made a pleasing
The music had a swing all the way
through, a double quartette of the
Florodora order was Introduced, and
some of the duets and trios were pretty
enough to be preserved. The cast was
ns following:
Laaotte (a waiting maid)
Blanche Squlros
Duko Algernon Chotlnnd (from
France) Rcbblp Morris
Countess Lillian Do La Nalr
Juliet Knowlton
Lord Robert Dunton Lawrenco Clayton
My Lord Sir Vaughn Hinkle Hymer
(tho Jailor) David Taylor
Potcr (an attendant to the Countess)
Byron Whltnoy
VIolot (U10 Jailer's daughter)
Burdctto Clawson
Attendants to Duko Algernon
..Murray Whltnoy, Septimus Shepherd
Mndlllno Lynn Knowlton
Jessica Georgia Felt
Rosomuno - Myrlo Giles
Mario Helen Clawson
Evelynn Cornlel James
Constanco Luclllo Van
Jeannotto Helen Ellorbock
California and Indiana Will Be Asked
to Surrender Utah. Crooks.
Gov. Wells has issued requisiUon papers
upon tho Governor of California for Wil
liam O'Connors, charged with grand lar
ceny and absconding ns bailco. O'Con
nors is undor arrest In Stockton, Cal.,
whero ho was taken by the Sheriff's of
ficers upon a description. O'Connors, to
gether with John Orr. now in tho Stato
prison, wa3 seen on tho 24th of April last
to cut down and cart away somo SCO
pounds of copper wlro belonging to tho
Utah Independent Tclephono company at
Bountiful. Both men were arrested by
Sheriff Pierce of Davis county and bound
over to tho Second District court by Jus
tice Robinson. O'Connors was admitted
to bail in tho sum of 5200. tho Utah Sav
ings and Trust company being" security.
John Orr was sentenced by Judgo Rolapp
to servo ono year in tho penitentiary and
O'Connors jyas found to havo skippod to
A requisition han also boon applied for
on tho Governor of Indiana for tho return
to Utah of G. R. Day, charged with em
bezzlement. Day was arrested at Logans
port, Ind., at the request of Sheriff Bailey
of Weber county. The chargo against
Day is that ho received $300 as tho agent
of Louis N. Meld of Ogden, to purchaso
two contracts from the United States In
stallment Realty company on August 12.
This sum ho is charged with having con
verted to his own uso, after which ho loft
for tho East.
What a Scientific Observer Has to
Say About California.
Lieut. John P. FIndley, while In
charge of the United States weather
bureau at San Francisco, contributed
an article to a prominent magazine on
the climatic conditions of California;''
In which tho following statement ap
peared: "Theoretically, California should fur
nish the best and most varied health
resort and sanitariums In the United
States. Within her borders almost ev
ery form of wasting disease should
find the means of temporary, If not
permanent, relief."
This theoretical statement, from an
unbiased, scientific standpoint, is abun
dantly confirmed by experience. The
cool and bracing coast climate, devoid
of any trace of malaria, extends from
the northern part of the State to the
extreme south. There is the choice be
tween this cool, humid atmosphere and
the drv. warm ntninarkVini- rP kn in
land valleys.
Of altitude there is yet a greater dif
ference. From Plain Valley, 300 feet
below sea level, to tho upper Sierras.
7000 or 8000 above, any altitude can bo
selected, and comfortable homes be
The peculiarity of an almost rainless
summer, during which the injurious
germs of animal and vegetable decay
are destroyed by thorough dosiccation,
Is one of the striking features of Cali
fornia climate.
During the rainy eeason it Is usually
too cool to facilitate fermentation, and
the result Is, except along some of tho
river valleys, an absolutely pure at
mosphere. The ocean winds entering
through tho several coast openings are
tempered by the intermediate 'area
passed over, and often receive desir
able healing properties by taking up the
resinous odors of the pines and red
woods of the coast range. '
Jf!!(,,SkIUfn1 P'3. acquainted
1 nH1,8 II11-110 conditions, should
find little difficulty in selecting a local
ity where climate and environment will
do all that these agencies can ever do
toward the restoration of health. There
Is enough of wildness to keep the mind
constantly engaged,, and enough of civ
ilization to satisfy the most exacting.
wuS0ple ,wl?0BQ system3 are charged
TMth malaria, or are "run down" by
overwork, find immediate and in many
cases permanent relief In this invigor
ating climnte.
For descriptive and Illustrative litor
ature, call on or address, D. R Grav
general agent, S. Pac. Co., 201 IklxUn
Street, j3aULake City,, XlK)
HUE r-
for m D
exhibitors Are sf
More Entries and Mor
tractiye Display Thl ! '
Ust Year, j
Horse Races and Midway aJh6I
Are Superior to Those of M.
Previous rair, $1'
J tn
1 P. m.-Ofndal epeniEP .A .
fair by Vice-President J q y
4- Donald. r
j- 1:30 p. m.-Freo opch-Mr pefj JB
-f- ances. lT
2 p. m. Horse races. i
-f 2:30 p. m.-DIvo by j. S, jrl Ije
from eighty-foot tower Into tv r
-f- water 2 feet C inches deep. 1 ' '
3 p. m.-Dr. Carver la rifle shj t
-r- lag on race track. y
3:15 p. mAustin Slaters la ni ffes':
4- aerial act 2 aiX
4.16 p. m.-Famous act or dirt artfe
horses. J
f ,6 P"m-Ph11 D- Grn'3 Ja
4- globe act (with fireworks at tlrf 'in It
4- ' All features, excepting thi fc jet
4- races, will bo repeated in the ef :?"
4- lng, and tho electric, fountain i iitie
4- bo In action at 10 p. m. i Erpr
4- Hold's band win render na
4- throughout tho day. 'a -bM j
4-4-4-4-4-44-4-444444 Rff
Salt Lako City is expected to t rfj r
en masse today to assist the da
ment In inaugurating Utah's ri, Un
fair. Business houses T generally bEF
closed after 1 p. m. and ths city V -a'Ie
most literally empty itself Into
grounds. As very many will also; t4
from the country and tho outsidf & v
and towns for the opening of ths (& l
exposition of Utah's products t h
dently expected that tho aueadass,
bo a record-breaker in the hbta :
Stato fairs. a lc
Worked Like Beavers, j f$
Scenes of unparalleled activity th
acted at tho grounds yesterday-th' &T
day for getting exhibits In place.
early morning until lato at night e
tors, with large forces of afsliumts,'' ' "D
working like beavers to havo everj
In readiness for tho opening. On io fSZf'
of tho unusual demand for space, t e' 1
officials were by far tho busiest pq
on the ground and were at their wia7 Mane
to moot tho demands upon thim fat
oted floor space and pen room, j jpj
Few Exhibits Complete. tG
The numbor of entries In every it
ment, with the possible exception W z 1
stock, oxceeds those of last year, u
displays, in tho main, aro more tl a
tlve. Few of tho exhibits in the! rg
building woro actually compltteJ Jt
night, but by Improving ever)' m "f
of intervening time it Is hoped to b fij;
In placo by the time of the opealrj
p. m. today. Exhibitors who iron ii 15.
tlnction of completing their displap S1
night were John H Bach, HewMf R l0
and Evans, tho florist. Bach's J
consists of a unique collection of. 1 9D1SJ.
and its by-products. Hewlett Brca vj- .
hlbit Is In the form of a huge Elffd I
of essences and spices, around the
of which runs, through unique tai .
a very good representation of tt! M
train on the Salt Lako Route." Tfe
plays of the florists make a fine a iTj.
to last year's showing in the mala I
Midway Attractions. 3ebj
. l silent
Whllo tho agricultural, nianuficl f
and other displays this year excel JS
mer efforts, the management has,!
especial pains to mako the amustaj
tho horse races, the attractions rst
out-of-door performances a great in ,
card. In this It has undoubtedly bea k35
cessfuL A few of the fr attrw .
aro the diving horses, the Austin :
In their human fly act, tha nro .
trapeze, the electrlo fountain, ftei '.-"PO
act on a spiral tower and the : rl ? ;
lng bv Dr. Carver. On tho UM , U
tho Electric theater. Statue Ture
Life, the Old Plantation, ths 0
charmer and the giant oetP'JJ. P
Stadium presents a number of uj '-n,
acts. h
Today's Racing Events.
Liberal purses have been hun? flj tssJoE
the races, which will Include both c ;J
and running events for every oae h
five davs of the fair. The prograca . ft
this afternoon Is ns follows; J BtMe
No. 1 Trotting. 2:33 class. i, w
No. 2 Trot or pace. 2:20 class
No. 3 Running, -mlle dash
No. 4-Runnlng, tfa-roile dash ;
Fair weather is promised today s a
local bureau, and. with tho promW OCir
filled and a ropetltlon of the V ;
for tho remaining days of JW
is no doubt of tho tvventyeventh 0
tlon of tho Dcaeret -V. G
Manufacturing society being 7t.,
greatest it has ever held. h .
JTew Studio of Art JKjg
Mrs. H. S. Twining and Mrsj gSffirjsHt
Kerr. Teachers of water worW,
decorated china. Studio Ao. "
er building. iCKat
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Miss Ella Ensirjn Becomes tha 1
of Frank Hart
Tho marriage of Miss EH EJfJ .
Frank Hart took place ye.l ,
rectory at St. Paul's chapel, he B
E. Perkins officiating, ollo 6 ,
ceremony the young PwU g
northbound train for a Hit c -tigS fiac
return to this city shortl wgpK 1 Cttpe
homo. Tho brldo Is an B
young lady of this city and 1 the ,t
foreman of Tho Trlbuno , and vm, Js.
known In newspaper circle.. 0tte
friends will wish the brld
success niwi hnnnlr.csa in their.
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The 2013 art show was one of the most well-designed and successful art shows that I've participated in.
Newton, NC (PRWEB) April 05, 2014
Abernethy Laurels Retirement Community is excited to announce an upcoming art show that will be held on Thursday, April 10 at 5:30pm in their Community Center. The public is invited to attend.
The art show will showcase more than 30 local artists work including Pat Flachbart, Martha Mauney, Anne Fredley, Meredith Janssen, Carl Zwingli, Susan Grant and many more. Collectively, the "realism" exhibit will feature various media including watercolor, acrylic and oil. Guests will have the opportunity to meet the artists as well as to purchase selected pieces.
Most of the participating artists belong to Foothills Painters, a group of distinguished artists that came together in 2002 to promote and invigorate the creative talents of its members and to expose to the Unifour Area the special talents of its residents as well as to generate interest in fine art. Foothills Painters have held successful exhibitions in Hickory, Newton, Morganton, Taylorsville, and have participated in numerous artistic events at venues throughout the area. Artist Carl Zwingli said "The 2013 art show was one of the most well-designed and successful art shows that I've participated in."
To register your attendance, contact Rob Hartsell at 828.465.8519.
Abernethy Laurels, a not-for-profit retirement community in Newton, NC takes pride in its history and tradition of excellence. While the community offers a wide range of first-rate amenities, it is surprisingly affordable. For more information, visit http://www.abernethylaurels.org or call toll free 877-637-7941 or 828-465-8519. Learn about other upcoming programs on our Facebook page!

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Aridity \A*rid"i*ty\, n.; pl. Aridities. [L. ariditas, fr. aridus.] 1. The state or quality of being arid or without moisture; dryness. [1913 Webster] 2. Fig.: Want of interest of feeling; insensibility; dryness of style or feeling; spiritual drought. --Norris. [1913 Webster]WordNet (r) 3.0 (2006):
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In the greenhouse, under a pot keeping a slug company! He/she is about 2cm long and the legs are redder than they look in the pic. Can anyone tell me what sort of spider this is and is it friendly to my garden...not to mention me!?
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SPRINGFIELD, Mass. (AP) – Smith & Wesson is reporting lower sales for the most recent quarter due mostly to falling demand for rifles.
The Springfield-based gun maker said that sales for the quarter were $131.9 million, a decrease of $39.2 million from the same quarter time last year.
Long guns, including modern sporting rifles, drove 87 percent of the first quarter decline.
Smith & Wesson also announced net income for the quarter was $14.56 million, down from $26.4 million in the year-ago quarter.
Gun sales increased in 2012 and early 2013 after high-profile shootings that raised fears of increased gun control regulations, which for the most part, never happened.
CEO James Debney said high inventories of guns across the industry result from dealers restocking after that earlier surge in buying.


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Robin Williams died today in what is being called an 'apparent suicide' after battling severe depression recently. It is shocking, sad and in some ways, disturbing. After all, Robin Williams committed suicide.
I usually don't pay much attention to celebrity deaths, as far as I am concerned they are just people, nothing more or less special than you or I – unless it's George Clooney, of course. When Paul Walker died, I was going to give up the internet if I saw his face in my feed one more time. People die in car crashes every day, I didn't think it warranted constant coverage. But here I go, caring about Robin Williams.
Hollywood has had its share of suicides, so it's nothing new, but it's different and more profound. Despite his battles with substance abuse and depression, Robin William was not surrounded by the drama of downward spirals that we have seen from other celebrities. On the surface, he appeared to be a simple, endearing man.
Many people will never understand his death, they will never grasp what would cause a man who appeared to have everything – including countless fans and an abundance of love – to take his life. Some will berate him and call him selfish, others will have more sympathy for his family than for him. But there will be an overwhelming number of people who will understand what he did; who will feel a tremendous sadness and kinship for a man they never met because they know his pain.
As I have been processing this over the last few hours, I've thought about the genius of his gift. I wonder if his humor was a defense mechanism, masking his pain for so many years. I don't claim to know how long he was depressed or what sort of treatment he sought. But I do know this, whatever he felt was incredibly overwhelming and it would have been very hard for even those closest to him to save him.
Imagine a garden you've planted from seed, cultivated with love. When the seeds break the ground, they seek sunshine, warmth and nutrients. The seeds have no control over the weather, they are as dependent on it as we are on our minds. You may have control over the location of your garden, the frequency with which you tend to it and the amount of care you give it. You can't control the weather.
It may be sunny one day, rainy the next. You prop the vines in the hopes they will flourish once the rain passes. And they may, until the next rain comes. The weather changes, sometimes without warning. Sometimes you can see it come, much like the triggers a depressed person avoids, you try to protect the plants before the storm. The intensity of the labor can get frustrating, especially if there is no relief in sight.
One day, a tornado or hurricane passes through. Even though you see it coming, you can't stop it and you may not be able to seek shelter soon enough. The plants are torn from their roots, the garden completely destroyed. You may have thought you could protect it yourself, that the storm wouldn't be that bad or you simply didn't know how, or were afraid, to ask for help. Your neighbors and family couldn't help or didn't know you needed help.
The garden is now gone, as is Robin Williams and many like him. Our minds are like the garden, there is a storm somewhere looming and many people make it through life without feeling a tornado or hurricane pass through. Some people manage to pull themselves through but live in constant fear of the next storm. Others, like Robin Williams, can't weather it and are destroyed. Still others will tell you to build a greenhouse or buy your vegetables at the store because you simply don't know what you are doing and there is no need to tend the garden. If only it were that easy.
While thousands of people mourn the death of Mr. Williams, the mourning of those of us who have weathered the storm will be much different than those who have never seen it and can never understand it. Believe it or not, many people will also feel relieved. Relieved that depression isn't just relegated to 'regular people', and more importantly, relieved that it will get much needed attention


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The other week I was helping at a working bee for my son's school, on of the jobs I had to do was raking the mounds of bark around the playground back into some semblence of order from where it has all accumulated.
I was working with two other Dads…one from Zimbabwe and one from South Africa. We commented on the playgrounds of our youth…that all this palaver of soft surfaces and such was making kids sissies. I remembered a big slide I used to use that had nothing but grass surrounding it….of a flying fox at Pauanui that would never be able to be built these days, they remembered the hard packed earth around their playgrounds.
It turns out that in making playgrounds "safe" we may have in fact stunted our kids:
In the summer of 2011, the New York Times published an article asking, "Can a Playground Be Too Safe?" It cited recent studies in the US and Europe documenting how antiseptic safety-first playgrounds may actually stunt emotional and cognitive development and leave children not only decidedly bored and under-stimulated but with skewed abilities to manage real-world risk later in life. The research also suggested that claims (made by the manufacturers, who had lobbied for stricter safety standards in the first place) that injuries had decreased overall thanks to the new play equipment may have been incorrect, and that total injuries may have actually risen due to the illusory perception of a danger-free zone. Either way, researchers agreed that mastering challenges, negotiating risks, and overcoming fears were critical to healthy play.
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To resolve the world's agricultural problems, we will all need to work together – consumers just as much as producers. Fortunately, there already exist lots of solutions!
One of these solutions is the concept of the CSA. There are a variety of types, changing in function of the realities of each region or country – the one we're talking about here is one we saw in Riobamba, a city tucked in the mountains of the Sierra Centrale of Ecuador.
The project of "Canasta Comunitaria" (community baskets) was born in 1987 when 25 urban families wanted to do something to guarantee their food sovereignty – basically the idea that every one has the right to secure and permanent access to clean, healthy food in sufficient quantities – and ideally products produced locally in accord with local traditions. In Ecuador, as a first for the whole world, this right is guaranteed by the constitution!
For 12 years, the project worked within this small group of 25 families. But then in 2000, with the dollarization of the Ecuadorian economy and the social turmoil which resulted, the concept was taken over once more by a larger group of consumers. This group then created the Utopia Foundation to direct the project.
Here is how it works: a family pays $1 as a registration fee and sends a delegate to participate in the community work each time it's required. Each family can ask for up to two baskets. If a family wants more baskets, they have to work more often. Each family has a right to vote in the assembly that takes place each trimester, where most important decisions are taken. In each assembly, a group of 9 people is elected to ensure that the project will keep functioning. This group of 9 organizes meetings and evaluations and the days of community work, in addition to representing the foundation at any local or national meetings or gatherings.
Next, every 15 days, families pay in advance the price of the basket. This price is fixed by the assembly. These community funds, managed by a delegate from the families and a member of the foundation, are used to buy the products and cover administrative costs. Each family receives a detail of the organization's expenses every 15 days.
Every other Saturday is the communal work day. With a strict rotation system, a group of families comes to meet at the office of the foundation at 6:30 am to welcome the products brought directly by the producers, to weigh them, wrap them, and organize them into piles for each family.
At around 10:30, the other families arrive with their baskets, bags, or even wheel-barrows to come pick up their food. Each waits in line and the distribution is handled quickly and with laughter and enjoyment.
What struck us most when we visited the group one Saturday morning was the diversity of the families involved. As opposed to what we usually see with CSA's, every social class and group seemed to be present and part of the community.
Obviously the situation of organic farming in Ecuador is different from that of the USA and Europe (where, for instance, the states pay huge subsidies to conventional farmers, making it impossible for there to be a fair economic competition between non-organic and organic farming), but the key to the success of the Community Baskets is that when a hundred families get together to buy organic products, important economies of scale are created. This gives the families a certain power to determine the price they pay – a power that is balanced by the fundamental principle of support for local producers by always paying a fair price.
The other success of the project resides in the degree of engagement on the part of the families. They are an integral part of the administration and management of the project. Workshops and visits to farms are regularly organized so that each family can be informed on the vast subject of diet and nutrition and that they can have a direct relationship with the people producing their food.
For our part, we think this project represents the future of urban eating. It's clear that cities must recreate strong links with the countryside if each of us is to have a healthy diet that allows producers to receive a decent salary in exchange for their caring for the earth.
It's win-win!
For more information, you can e-mail:
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Address: orozco 40-50 y Cipreses, Riobamba, Ecuador. T: 032-963-620


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A few days ago I shared my updated "About" page and got some great responses – including folks who asked me how I brought Slideberry to hit the 6-figure mark in just 15 months, while having 2 kids and working 25-hour weeks.
There is no "get rich quick" scheme. There is no magic potion.
There are SMART STRATEGIES, INSPIRED ACTION and ELBOW GREASE.
With 2 kids (3.5 yo and 6 mos) I don't have time to screw around. Any project that I embark on and any effort that I put in, need to be high impact – biggest bang for the bucks, move the needle the most – whatever you want to call it. Everything needs to be strategic and focused. It has to match where I want to take this business.
Know where you want to take your business, have a plan (which will change many times but you still need the big picture) and a vision, then every time you embark on a project, take on a client or collaborate with a JV partner, ask yourself if that effort will bring you closer to your vision. Time spent on busy work that detour you from your goal means time NOT spent on work that will create your desired business.
Beware of the "comparison trap" – if you look around all the time you will see many people doing and teaching many different things. Not only will you get into information overload and analysis paralysis, you will also fall into the "comparison trap" – thinking you have to do everything other people in your field is doing in order to succeed. Or you are afraid of being left out. Or you feel you are not good enough which is a huge blow to your self-esteem. Running around doing "me too" stuff will spread you too thin. plus the tasks and projects will not be coherent and be congruent with your vision.
There are many tactics, tasks and projects that you can do to bring you closer to your desired business. But not all of them are in congruent with your value, your brand and your personality. I have a list of ideas and projects that I want to implement, and I always pick the ones that I feel most inspired to work on.
When you are inspired, you are more likely to take ACTION – and action is what causes change, not thinking, not "let me finish this other training program". I find that when I am inspired, my productivity skyrocket and the outcome is of much higher quality.
Persistent effort is the key – and thanks to my single-minded pig-headedness, that was part of the package.
I build my business completely online – and I cannot say it enough that building an online business takes time. Just because you can publish a blog post with a click of a button does not mean you can make money overnight. Far from that. It takes longer to build customer relationship leading to sales than pounding the pavement and doing in-person sessions. However, the payoff is huge because you are building a platform that you can reach millions and millions all over the world, while leverage your time and effort so you can work less and earn more.
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Three Weeks
(1924) American
B&W : Eight reels / [?] 7468 or 7540? feet
Directed by Alan Crosland (Sr.)
Cast: Aileen Pringle [the queen], Conrad Nagel [Paul Verdayne], John Sainpolis [King Constantine], H. Reeves Smith (H. Reeves-Smith) [Sir Charles Verdayne], Stuart Holmes [Petrovich], Mithcell Lewis [Vassili], Robert Cain [Verchoff], Nigel de Brulier [Dmitry], Claire de Lorez [Mitze], Dale Fuller [Anna], Helen Dunbar [Lady Henrietta], Alan Crosland Jr. [the young king of Sardalia], Joan Standing [Isabella], William Haines [the curate], George Tustain [the captain of the guards], Dane Rudhyar [Peter]
Goldwyn Pictures Corporation production; distributed by Goldwyn-Cosmopolitan Distributing Corporation. / Scenario by Elinor Glyn, from an adaptation by Carey Wilson of the novel Three Weeks by Elinor Glyn. Editorial direction by June Mathis. Set design by Cedric Gibbons. Costume design by Sophie Wachner. Cinematography by John J. Mescall. / © 12 March 1924 by Goldwyn Pictures Corporation [LP19980]. Released 10 February 1924. / Standard 35mm spherical 1.33:1 format. / The novel was previously filmed as Három hét (1917).
Drama: Romance.
Survival status: Print exists in the Gosfilmofond film archive.
Current rights holder: (unknown)
Keywords: Authors: Elinor Glyn (1864-1943)
Listing updated: 7 October 2012.
References: Brownlow-Behind pp. 19, 20; Dowd-Vidor pp. 52, 55; Eames-MGM p. 13; Geduld-Birth pp. 136, 138; Leish-Cinema p. 46; Paris-Brooks p. 128; Quirk-Swanson pp. 93, 135; Vermilye-Twenties p. 165 : Website-AFI : with additional information provided by Manish Patwari.


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I've been seeing a ton of my friends post baby bump pix- both old and new- and I've been inspired to join their [protruding] ranks.
So here, darling friends, is what 14 weeks looks like.
If it's your third baby.
And you have possess the shortest torso known to [wo]man.
|And now you know my dirty little secret: if you can't remember
the last time you washed your hair, do French braids! Whimsical!
This is the pregnancy that Nora acknowledged at 6 weeks (!!) when she inquired about my "baby belly." I, ever the evasive master, asked her if it was possible that I had just eaten a lot of food. She patiently smiled and asked if the baby had been eating all of my food, too?
Also, yes. I had "popped" at 6 weeks. And proceeded to feel like I was hungover on the stormy seas for weeks n' weeks n' weeks to come. And then soldiered on with a positively vendetta-worthy consumption of avocados, watermelon, and liverwurst.
For fun, here's a pic of what 14 weeks looked like during my first pregnancy. Note how rested/unaffected/chubbier because I thought eating for two meant eating for eleventy billion I look! Hey there, 2009:
|I loved this apartment so hard.
But even though things have changed drastically in the past four years- and even though I won't be rocking a Catwoman suit any time soon- it's still the best job I've ever had/rollercoasted onto.
Even at 1am, when a certain toddler needs me to say "sankyou" and "nightnight" to the air conditioner.
Even then.
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December 30th, 2015
Meet Darren Holtom of Chuck D's mADurgency The album artwork is very important in the music industry. It is what people first see when deciding if they should buy the album. Chuck D realizes this and so has had many of his mADurgency artists get involved in designing art for… Read more
December 28th, 2015
Coming soon from SLAMjamz will be music from Chuck D's newest artist, Gambit. I had an opportunity to talk to Gambit and find out more about his new album, what other projects he has worked on, who were his musical influences, and what it meant to be signed by SLAMjamz… Read more
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Today we have the second single for you from Ant The Symbol, the dope True Black (Featuring The Honorable Sleaze). Also included is the great new B-Side You Don't See (Featuring RT & Reppa Ton)! Sincere thanks goes out to Ant The Symbol, The Honorable Sleaze, RT and Reppa Ton.… Read more
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Askem is one of Chuck's mADurgency artists who has been delivering art to Chuck for two years. I had the chance to talk to Askem about how he got into art, find out what goes into creating his art, learn how he met Chuck, find out his inspiration, as well… Read more
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Gambit is the latest signee to the SpitSlam Record Label Group via SLAMjamz Records. First met upon by international agent A&R scout Sean Studdahman Devore, the Polish born Switzerland living 5 language MC is a true to the core HipHop cat. A solid fundamentalist in all the elements and has… Read more
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In 2009, Just Plain Ant made his album debut with our premiere original album release, so I think it's quite fitting that Anthony Gillison with his new artistic identity, Ant The Symbol, brings blocSonic our fiftieth! With this new album, his artistic growth has allowed him to revisit his hip-hop… Read more


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I just can't believe that with the many pots of soup I've made over the years, this hasn't been one of them. I mean, how could I discount such a delicious concept? Cheese-filled pasta in soup?! Brilliant! This couldn't have been easier to make and it's so hearty and filling. I really love all the chunky vegetables along with the soft, cheesy pasta…this was so delicious and comforting. All you need is a little crusty bread and you've got a delicious, healthy meal! And the leftovers are even better! I made this soup weeks ago during all the horrible, snowy weather we were having and it was comforting and so yummy! I'm so happy this thought popped into my head- we've discovered a new favorite!
Vegetable Tortellini Soup
2 tablespoons olive oil
1 small onion, chopped
1 clove garlic, minced
3 carrots, peeled and chopped
1/2 cup red wine
1 can diced tomatoes
1 medium zucchini, chopped
1 bunch fresh spinach, rinsed and roughly chopped
7-8 cremini mushrooms, cleaned and chopped
4 cups vegetable or chicken broth
1 package (12 oz.) cheese tortellini (found in the refrigerated section)
salt and pepper
In a large pot, heat the olive oil over medium-high heat. Add in the chopped onion and carrots. Cook for 5-7 minutes, until vegetables are starting to soften, then add in the garlic and cook for 1 minute more. Stir in the wine and scrape off any bits from the bottom of the pan. Add in the tomatoes, zucchini, salt and pepper and broth; bring to a boil then reduce heat and cook for about 20 minutes, until all the vegetables are soft. Stir in the fresh spinach, mushrooms and tortellini. Cook for 15 minutes more. Serves 4.
Recipe source: Sing For Your Supper
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This looks great and I love that it's vegeterian. It looks easy enough to be a weeknight meal too!
That really looks easy and delicious. This would make a great meatless dinner 🙂
Comment by Amy B — February 28, 2011 @ 11:19 AM
I love tortellini! Your soup looks so comforting – perfect for the rainy day we're having here.
I've been looking for something like this since I bought a big bag of tortellini at Costco! Love that it's veg-friendly too.
This recipe looks and sounds great. However, I plan to make this without mushrooms. Do you think it would still be good?
I think it is funny that you bought a giant bag of tortellini. I also love to by things in bulk and then try to find recipes to use the stuff in before it goes bad.
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February 28th, 2011 at 3:14 PM
Joanne- of course you could leave out the mushrooms! That's the beauty of this soup- just throw in whatever vegetables you'd like! It will still be excellent! Enjoy!
Comment by Joanne — February 28, 2011 @ 3:01 PM
I made something very similar to this a couple of weeks ago, but my recipe called for 1 lb. ground Italian sausage.
Good vegeterian recipe without it.
Comment by Melissa — February 28, 2011 @ 3:26 PM
I make a soup very similar to this, except I use chicken as well. I like to make a huge batch and then portion out the leftovers in ziplock bags and freeze them. By doing that I have home made soup whenever I want. For a little kick, I add salsa, and my husband just loves it!
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February 28th, 2011 at 3:46 PM
Sounds delicious, Erin!
I recently made a similar soup using an Ellie Krieger recipe, and it was delicious. I may add a bit of zucchini and red wine next time – great additions!
Three cheers for tortellini! Thanks for sharing another way to consume these cheesey bundles of yumminess.
Comment by Kimby — March 1, 2011 @ 6:06 AM
I can see this becoming a new favorite of mine too. It looks delicious.
Thanks for sharing this! Sounds great.
I made this for dinner last night and it was delicious! I love all the healthy veggies in it. Thanks for sharing.
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AFTER the Luis Suarez World Cup biting row, today we feature a similar controversy – from a century ago.
"THEY kick you up in the air and bite you when you are coming down!"
Those were the words of Sunderland skipper Charlie Thomson, after his bruised and battered team returned from a bloody encounter with German footballers in 1913.
Just 12 months later, the same players were locked in mortal conflict once more – this time fighting on the battlefields of Europe, rather than a playing field in Hamburg.
"The experiences of Sunderland back in 1913 draw a remarkable parallel with events in Brazil this summer," said historian and retired police inspector Norman Kirtlan.
"It seems Suarez may have learned a thing or two from the Germans! The game was brutal – and the Sunderland lads were not at all impressed by the gnasher attacks."
The Rokermen – 1913 First Division champions and FA Cup runners-up – had been booked to spend the month of May enjoying a "relaxing" football tour of Europe.
Games against several top-level European clubs saw "a 16-day demonstration of pure class" from the Wearsiders – until they went boot to boot with a team in Hamburg.
"Shoulder charging is not allowed over there, but they kick you up in the air and bite you when you come back down!" complained Charlie Thomson after the match.
"Every time our boys gave a good English charge, we were ordered off. The next English team that goes to Hamburg ought to be fitted with armour suits!"
Details of the "unsporting" German behaviour were published in the Echo following SAFC's return home – just as the storm clouds of war were gathering over Europe.
"The lads were anything but complimentary about the German style of playing – which required more in the way of boxing's Queensberry Rules than FA ones," said Norman.
"And they also complained bitterly about the standard of refereeing over in Hamburg, as their good old-fashioned shoulder charges saw them sent off for foul conduct.
"But while charges were off limits, the Germans had no qualms about launching the red and whites into orbit and doing a Suarez on them as they fell back to the turf."
Indeed, when Thomson complained that the referees "couldn't possibly keep up with play from the touchlines" – he was told they "didn't want to get their boots dirty".
Tempers finally flared during the last game, when Charlie and pal Jimmy Richardson were sent off for barging.
The pair, in an act of defiance, refused to leave the field.
World War One hero-to-be Charlie Buchan, however, walked off of his own accord – claiming he would be "safer in the dressing room than on the football battlefield".
And even when the lads left the pitch at the end of the game, German supporters took over where the players had left off – tripping and hitting them with walking sticks.
Thomson later told the Echo how one supporter had tripped up Jack Low twice – whereupon Low retaliated with a right hook that would have made Jack Casey wince.
"That man won't forget the day that the lads came to Hamburg in a hurry," smiled Charlie.
"It is sad to think Charlie was right when he joked that the next English team to go to Germany would need suits of armour – as war was just a year away," said Norman.
"Many of the footballers who took part in that European tour of 1913 – including several from Sunderland – soon found themselves back in battle; this time for real."


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There is a lot of news on the labour front these days:
*An NHL lockout is looming if the league and players don't come to an agreement before Sept. 15;
*CAW members tell the Big Three auto makers they want a bigger piece of the pie in return for helping save the industry by accepting concessions during the recession;
*Ontario teachers are balking at accepting a partial freeze of raises imposed by Dalton McGuinty's Liberal government.
Do you see any parallels or common themes in these three situations? Or are they all distinct?
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by Amaj7 on 2012-09-18 00:10:39.0440
I've been using UX1 for about 5 years. Yesterday i was playing guitar throught it when suddenly output sound desappered. I reconnected UX1 and recieved USB device not recognized error. I tried all 3 USB ports in my laptop, it's all the same. I rebooted laptop, tried connecting UX1 while charger connected/disconnected from laptop. Every time I connect UX1 a red led turns on for about 2-3 sec and then goes off. Usually I had iether red or green light on, but never no lights at all when device is connected. I tried connecting UX1 to PC and got the same error and led blinking. All other USB devices connected to laptop and PC work fine. Both are running windows 7.The last thing left is to check the USB cabel, but I doubt it couses problem. Any ideas to fix this?
And by the way, line 6 monkey constantly shows the Line6 device driver is not installed. I dowloaded it, unistalled and reinstalled several times, the installation always went succesfull, but monkey always says there's no driver. How can this be? During driver installation process when I see the dialog to connect the device i connect it and don't get New hardware detected notification.
by Amaj7 on 2012-09-18 00:19:22.3720
Just read this thread http://line6.com/support/message/143350#143350">http://line6.com/support/message/143350#143350">http://line6.com/support/message/143350#143350
Seems it's a harware probleme. I'll look for receipt but anyway is it possible to change a device bought 5 years ago (or maybe even more)?
by Amaj7 on 2012-09-21 22:55:30.1880
It was cable related. With new USB cable the device works fine again!
by hulbert on 2012-09-22 01:36:20.2270
Thats good it was just the cable.
God Bless,
by tfborland on 2013-04-06 13:03:53.2250
Where did you purchase new usb cable? Started having same problem this morning.
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Simply delightful is wisdom from the Lord!
Join me for 30 days as we read through Proverbs 22:17-24:34 (NIV) – The Thirty Sayings of the Wise. Each day we'll cover a new saying and reveal new Truths to hide in our hearts. May the Lord grant us teach.able hearts and minds as we meditate on His glorious Words these next days.
Thirty Sayings of the Wise
Day 26 | Saying 26 | September 26
Proverbs 24:13-14
13 Eat honey, my son, for it is good; honey from the comb is sweet to your taste.14 Know also that wisdom is like honey for you: If you find it, there is a future hope for you, and your hope will not be cut off.
Digging Deeper:
A) According to these verses what does God want from you? What is He saying to you?
B) What is your REACTION to these Truths?
C) How can you APPLY these Truths to your life? What are some practical ways you can take action right now?
Let's Pray:
| Day 1 prayer – God, we thank You for your wonderful instruction. Help us to be honest and truthful, to hide Your Words in our hearts, to apply Your wisdom to our lives, and to place all our trust in You every single day. | add Day 2 prayer – Lord, give us eyes see and hands to meet the needs of the poor, the widows, and the orphans. Help us be fair and just with all people, always treating them in a way that brings you honor and glory. | add Day 3 prayer – Lord, free us from all anger, resentment, and hostility, help peace prosper in our hearts and follow us wherever we go. Teach us silence, patience and self-control. | add Day 4 prayer – Lord, help us to be content in every circumstance, especially with whatever You have given us, help us see the full weight financial debt, the downward spiral of collateral or secured loans, and the serious yoke of our words and pledges. According to Your command, let us owe no man nothing but to love them. Let our worth be found in You alone, not physical items and wealth. | add Day 5 prayer – Lord, let us be satisfied with what lands we are in, dry or flourishing, for all we have is a gift from you, let us not desire our neighbors land and/or personal property lest we become corrupted by envy and covetousness. | add Day 6 prayer – Lord, strengthen our minds and hands. Help us put our minds and hands heartily to work for you. Help equip us for every good work. Help us do everything as unto the Lord, so all the earth may see and glorify You. | add Day 7 – Lord, help us be mindful to starve our fleshly desires. Help us never be self centered and gluttonous but teach us to be self controlled in everything and satisfied in You alone. | add Day 8 – Lord, help us cast off fame and riches, for they are fleeting and unsure. You are our anchor always secure. Let us only seek to make You famous and be rich in love. Humble our hearts and minds that we may give all we have to those in need or wherever your hand guides. | add Day 9 – Lord, do not let us fall upon those in abundance, who spew false compliments and empty words, and are not as loving and generous as they appear. May we never be the burden to any but carry and support our own, always being truthful in appearance and deed as to glorify You in everything. | add Day 10 – Lord, the foolish of this world are blind to the beauty of Your wisdom and instruction. Please unblind them all. They scoff and sneer at the precious breath we waste in which to offer Your eternal knowledge and shine Your lamp of Truth into the darkness. Help us see when to cast our pearls according to Your Will so that Your Words won't be trampled on and discarded like trash by foolish, blinded hearts. | add Day 11 – Lord, thank You for caring and taking us in as Your own. You are our Redeemer and Defender, a stronghold in Whom we hide from the wicked. Protect us Lord, keep us and all you've given us safe under the shelter of Your mighty wings. | add Day 12 – Lord, thank You for Your glorious Word, help us read it and store it in our hearts that we might not sin against You. Help us hear and understand Your commands rightly. Help us recall Your instruction as needed throughout our lives, we know You have a good Word for every situation we could ever face. May we praise You through it all. | add Day 13 – Lord, thank you for loving us. As such, we know You discipline those You love. Yet, "no discipline seems pleasant at the time, but painful. Later on, however, it produces a harvest of righteousness and peace for those who have been trained by it." Be with us and comfort us in our pain that we may persevere during discipline and training to produce a harvest of righteousness and peace. | add Day 14 – Lord, we know You find immense joy when we seek Your wisdom and guidance in all things. Help us to seek Your Light and speak Your Truth in all things. May we always be pleasing to You. | add Day 15 – Lord, when we see evil prosper, remind us that the reward for sin is death and separation from You – all who pursue this path have their part in the lake of fire. Remind us that though they seem to succeed in the world, You see and know it all, and every one of us will give an account to You. There is nothing to envy from evildoers because their toil leads to fiery death. But the reward for the one who seeks to put You first – above all others – and places their full trust and faith in You has everlasting life. | add Day 16 – Lord, help us cast off all the desires of our flesh. Remind us that full satisfaction is only found in You; not drugs, alcohol, food, things, or people but You alone. Nothing completes us like You. Nothing fulfills us like You. Help us set our minds and hearts on You, steady our path, that we may be rooted in Your righteous Way. | add Day 17 – Lord, help us have thankful hearts that cherish wisdom and Truth so we may be the joy of our earthly parents but most of all You. | add Day 18 – Lord, arrest our hearts, hold captive every fleshly desire and thought that exults itself against You. Let not one of us be enticed and carried away by sin, wickedness, selfishness, or evil ways. Cleanse us and we will be clean. Redeem us and we will be redeemed. Reveal Your righteousness to us and we will never stray from it. | add Day 19 – Lord, help us be mindful of the consequences of drunkenness or drug-induced altered states of mind – worries, stife, and needless wounds – oh, that You would have mercy and enable us to flee from those types of self-inflicted torment. May we never be chained to anything other than You. | add Day 20 – Lord, let us eat of Your words and be full – complete and lacking nothing – so we will not be inclined to look on the wicked with envy and delusion of their riches and false joy. Reveal these people to us so we will not take part in their violent hearts and troubled talk. Let us desire only You Lord, not evil. | add Day 21 – Lord, Your Word says a house built on the Rock of Your foundation will not be shaken, it can withstand the storms of life. May we do so and eagerly fill every part of lives with the glory and wisdom of Your Word. Oh, that You would be our most prized treasure! | add Day 22 – Lord, may we find strength for the battle through Your mighty power and wisdom for life in Your precious Word. Please surround us with wise council who is obedient to You and sound in their guidance. May we walk in victory over sin and fear through You. | add Day 23 – Lord, Your ways, understanding, and wisdom are above ours, help us lay ourselves down and seek to live for You, no matter the cost. May Your Holy Spirit fill us with Your vast knowledge and Truth so that we will shamelessly open our mouths to share Your wisdom and Salvation with the world. Let us never grow weary with this task but always seek after it through Your power, not ours. | add Day 24 – Lord, enlighten what's dark in us so we will not plot evil, tell lies, or rejoice in sin and wrongdoing. Help us flee evil, tell the Truth in every circumstance, and rejoice always in righteousness and holiness – lest we make a mockery of our faith and the hope of our Salvation. Let us be washed clean and living anew through You every day. | add Day 25 – Lord, help us remain strong in unwavering faith. Help us be merciful to those who doubt so that we will boldly snatch them out of the fire. How Lord will they know of the One in whom they haven't heard? Or call on the One in whom they haven't believed? You Lord, know all, every heart, may You call each and draw them unto You. Help us to be Your messengers Lord and make it a top priority for us. May we like Paul, witness to the lost from morning till evening, explaining the mysteries of the Kingdom of God from the Law of Moses and the Prophets as to persuade them about Jesus and the eternal gift of Salvation. | add Day 26 – Lord, may we eat of Your Word and be satisfied. May we savor the deliciousness of Your Word, sweet as honey and full of wisdom. Your Word says that we do not live on bread alone but from every Word that proceeds out of the mouth of God. Yes Lord, may we live through You alone – sustain us oh God. In Jesus mighty name we pray.
I hope you enjoyed day 26. 🙂 I pray God spoke to you while you read this, I urge you to listen to whatever He put on your heart. I'd love to hear your thoughts and feedback. The goal and purpose of Bible study is for us to grow spiritually. I pray God gives us the wisdom to provide mutually beneficial thought-provoking, Christ-like inspiration.
God bless you all!
Jennifer – I Give God All The Glory


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Jordan knows exactly what he said to Abe Pollin a few months after Game 6 of the 1998 Finals, during the last NBA lockout, back when he was a player in the forefront of the union's negotiations. "If you can't make a profit, you should sell your team," he reportedly shouted at the then-74-year-old who had owned the Bullets/Wizards franchise for as long as Jordan had been alive.
And now that Jordan, as principal owner of the Charlotte Bobcats, is reportedly leading a faction of hardline owners pressing the league to accept no compromise, to not budge further than the debated 50-50 split, to take his franchise's supposed setbacks out of the players' hides in the exact way he denied owners during his previous life … no way, he hasn't forgotten that.
Full Story: Sporting News
Michael Jordan instead of helping end the NBA lockout might actually extend it. Check below for some player reactions.


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A portrait of my family once a month in 2016
Willy: Has unexpectedly had to travel a lot for work, suddenly making life a lot harder and more stressful.
Hooper: Found a hermit crab at the beach, brought it home, named it 'Strong Claw', suggested that we sign him up for 'pinching lessons', asked that I hire a babysitter to watch him while he's at school, gave him grass to eat, and surprisingly didn't shed a tear when Strong Claw 'slept' all the next day. Strong Claw has been replaced, via the good ol' pet store, with 'Giant Claw'. Ya…aayyy for another mouth to feed.
Van: Spent a day throwing up. Initially we worried it was the stomach flu but when it quickly passed we placed our bets instead on the fact that the day prior we caught him licking Hooper's butt.
Sonny: Came with me to sign Hooper up for Kindergarten and was quite the hit in the school's office. He came home smelling how I remember my first grade teacher to smell. Also, seems significantly bigger than the day he was born but still throws newborn gang signs like it's going out of style. Who knows what I'm talking about?
Me: Quickly came to realize just how much I yell after losing my chops to this awful cold / sore throat bug going around. Perhaps a megaphone would make a great Mother's Day present. Or just a warm cup of tea.
Jimmie: Successfully licked the spit up stain that has been on Sonny's bouncer for weeks, cleaning it better than any washing machine around. And for that alone, I love him.


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Google Voice Now Fowards SMS To Email
September 9th, 2009 No comments
One of the most popular feature requested from Google Voice was the obvious forward inbound text messages to email. You can now receive incoming text messages to your email. Furthermore, you can even reply from email as well. Users previously could respond to the Google Voice text message on their phone but email forwarding was previously not an option.
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