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Bouse Bill No. 61. By Mr. Edwards
Providing an amendment to Sectioa 5
of Article 197 of the Constitution of
the State of Louisiana; relative to
registration of voters.
Section 1. Be it resolved by the Gen
wal Assembly of the State of Loulsi
ana, two-thirds (W23) of the members
elected to each House concurring, that
Section 5 of Article 197 of the Consti
tution of the State of Louisiana be so
amended as to read as follows:
Section 5. No male person who was
as January 1st, 1867, or at any date
prior thereto, entitled to vote under
the Constitution or Statutes of any
State of the United States, wherein he
then resided, and no son or grandson
of any such person, not less than 21
ers of age on the let day of May,
9Ui, and no male person of foreirn
irth, who was naturalized prior to the
Ist day of January. 189S, shall be de
sled the right to register and vote iin
this State by reason of his failure to
coseess the educational or property
Califications prescribed by this Con
Ltitution, provided he shall have resided
this State for five years next pre
ceding the date at which he shall ap
ply for registration and shall have reg
stered in accordance with the terms
of this Article prior to September 1st.
1913, and no person shall be entitled
to register under this Section after said
Every person claiming the benefit of
{his Section shall make application to
te proper registration officer or his
deputy for registration, and he shall
make oath before such registration of
ficer or his deputy in the form follow
I am a citizen of the United States
and of this State, over the age of
twenty-one years; I have resided in this
State for five years next preceding this
late. I was on the day of
entitled to vote under
the Constitution or Statutes of the
State of wherein I then re
sided. (or I am the son or grandson of
who was, on the
- day of entitled to
vote under the Constitution or Statutes
of the State of wherein
be then resided) and I desire to avail
myself of the privileges conferred by
Section 5 of Article 197 of the Consti
tilton of this State.
Certificates of registration shall be
given to persons registering on durable
paper, and consecutively marked on the
permanent register. A separate regis
tration of voters applying under this
Section shall be made by the registra
tion officer of every Parish, for this
purpose the registration officer of every
Parish shall :-.ep his office open daily,
Sundays and aegal holidays excepted,
until August 31st, 1913, inclusive, from
6 o'clock A. M. until 1 o'clock P. M.
nd from 2 o'clock P. M. until 6 o'clock
The registration of voters under this
Sectlion shall close on the 81st day of
August 1913, and immediately there
ofter the registration officer of every
Parish shall make a sworn copy in du
plicate of the list of persons registered
Under this Section, showing, in detail,
whether the applicant registered as a
voter of 1817, or prior thereto, or as a
son of such voter cr as the grandson
of such voter, and deposit one of said
duplicates in the office of the Secretary
fe State, to be by him recorded and I
preserved, as a part of the permanent
record of his office, and the other of
said duplicates shall be by him filed i
rI the office of the Clerk of the District 1
Court of the Parish, and, in the Parish I
of Orleans in the office of the Recorder t
of Mortgages there to remain a perma- (
neat record; provided, that. upon the
pertmanent register of all persons regis- r
tord ender this Sectlon, the registra- c
tIon officer shall note In the top of c
solumn the age and color of the ap- v
pliltnt, and under the head of remarks f
distinguishing physical character- t
ties of the applicant, such as height, a
sise, oolor of the hair and eyes, etc,
All persons whose names appear on t
said registration list shall be admit- e
ted to register for all the elections in o
this State without possessing the edu- v
eatlenal or property qualifications pre
scribed by this Constitution, unless a
otherwlse disqualified, and all persons a
who do not by personal application a
glaim exemption from the provisions of C
Section 3 and 4 of this Article before tl
September 1st. 1913. shall be forever p.
denied the right to do so. at
The names of the persons register- re
lag under and claiming the benefits of tc
this Section shall be entered in a well- di
bound book, to be provided by each Ir
Parish for that purpose, and shall be al
known as the permanent register. Im- it
mediately on closing the registration be
.rgr this Section, on August 31, 1913, ('
N shall be the duty of the registration ir
ofliosr or his deputy In the different pt
Parishes throughout the State. to make ot
a sworn statement, in writing, of the bi
number of voters, both white and col- o0
ored, with the number of each, who at
ave registered, and whose names ap- ti
ear n said permanent register hero- sa
a provided for, and such sworn state- sa
ment shall be published in the official ot
ournal or other newspaper published in
in the Parish in the next issue appear- m
int after said date. the cost of the pi
same to be paid by the Parish. Any a
reglstration officer violating the pro- cc
visions of this Section or falling to pt
coptply witl the provisions hereof, or Ia
s all make a false or incorrect state- pi
ment of the number of voters register.
ed under this Section, shall be deemed vi
guilty of a felony, and on conviction to
thereof, shall be sentenced to imprison- wi
*ent at hard labor for a term of not isi
rzceedlng one year.
The manner in which the names of of
persons whose names appear on said le:
registration list shall hereafter regis- me
ter may be different from that required pa
of persons registered under other See.o ch
tlons of this Article, and shall be as fo
now provided or hereafter provided by ye
law: and the remedy and proceedings ex
whereby, subsequently to the close of nu
said registration, on August 81st, 1913. fo
the names of any persons *ho may rec
have obtained registration under this th
eotlion by false statement of fact or tic
other fraud shall be stricken from said
roll, shall be as now provided or here- di,
after provided by law. an
Section 2. Be it further resolved, ta
eta., that this. propose4 amendment tie
Shall be submitted to the qualified vot- 51
ers of this State for adoption or rejee- co
tion at the Congressional election to be Im
held in November, 1912. or
Section ". Be it further resolved, till
ste., that on the official ballots to he 1ti
used at said election there shall be
printed the words, "For the proposed Pt
amendment of Section 5 of Artlcle 197 dri
ef the Constitution of the State of 50
Louisiana., relative to registration of OrI
roeters" and the words: to
"Against the proposed amendment to do
eetion S of Article 197 of the Consti- ma
tution of the State of Louisiana, rela- ref
tive to registration of voters," and each bor
elector shall indlicate, as provided by cou
the general election laws of this State, of
whether he votes for or against the pro. bor
posed amendment. sut
S L. E. THOMAS, in
peaker of the House of Representative is. 1
THOMAS C. BARRET, or
Lieutenant Governor and Prasident of iv
the Senate. boa
Approved: June 25th, 1912. for
L. E. HALL, ra
Governor of the State of Louisiana. sue
A true copy: moc
ALVIN E. HIBGERT. dat
Steretary of State. Intt
&T W1O. 18. tally
Senate Bill No. 17. By . B Bra le. par.
JOINT RESOLUTION ticli
?roposing an amendment to Article Pho
(211) two eighty-one of the Const- h
tatlon of the State of Louisiatna re- bet
lative to the' Incurring of debt and this
issuing bonds for work of public Im- h
provement, and to the validation, and bhn
refunding of bonds issued for such
improvements, by municipal corpora- gra
tions, parishes and school, drainage, aut
seweragte and other districts (the City nun
of New Orleans excepted), and the tX
assessment of special taxes and forced o
sontributions to pay for same. e
Section 1. Be it resplved by the Gen- of a
oral Assembly of the State of Lousliana, thir
two-thlrds (2-3) of all the members the
*loeted to each House, concurring., That subd
crttole two hundred and eighty-ono is at
g$l1) o the Conatitutloe ofthe (atsubI
of Louisiana be se amended as to read
u as follows.-
o t Paragraph 1. Municipal corporations,
>n of parishes and school, drainage. sub
re to drainage, road, subroad, navigation, or
sewerage districts, City of New Or
leans excepted, hereinafter referred to
Gen- as subdivisions of the State. when au
uisi- thorized by a vote of a majority, in
thabr number and amount of the property
that taxpayers, qualified to vote under the
nsti- Constitution and laws of this 8tate,
s so who vote at an election held for that
purpose, after due notice of said elec
was tion has been published for thirty days
date in the official journal of the municipal
inder corporation or parish or where there is
any no official journal, in a newspaper pub
n he lished therein, may, through their re
d2on spective governing authorities, incur
n 21 debt and issue negotiable bonds there
May, for, and each year while any bonds thus
regln issued are outstanding, the governing
the authorities of such" subdivisions shall
de- impose and collect annually, in excess
e in of all other taxes, a tax sufficient to
e to pay 'the i rest, annually or semi
>erty annually, .,i the principal falling due
Con- each year, or such amount as may be
sided required for any sinking fund necessary
pre- to retire said bonds at maturity; pro
apD vided that such special taxes. for all
reg- purposes as above set forth shall not
trms in any year exceed ten mills on the dol
lSt. lar of assessed valuation of the prop
itled erty in such subdivisions.
said No bonds shall be issued for any
other purpose than that stated in the
t of submission of the proposition to the
a to taxpayers, and published for thirty (30)
his days as aforesaid, or for a greater
shall amount than therein mentioned; nor
of- shall such bonds be issued for any
low- other purpose than for constructing.
improving and maintaining public roads
ates and highways, paving and improving
th streets, roads and alleys, purchasing
this and constructing systems of water
this works, sewerage, drainage, navigation,
, of lights, public parks and buildings. to
nder gether with all necessary equipments
the and furnishing, bridges and other
Sre- works of public improvement, the title
thf to which shall rest in the subdivision
the creating the debt. as the case may be; 1
d to nor shall such bonds run for a longer
utes period than forty (40) years from their
ren date or bear a greater zate of interest
'v than five per centumin (5) per annum.
by or be sold for leas than par. The total
isti- issue of bonds by any subdivision for
all purposes shall never exceed ten
per centum (10) of the assessed valua
able tion of the property in such subdivis
the ions. Municipal councils are granted the r
authority to create within their limits
this one or more sewerage districts.
tra- Paragraph 2. Police juries in any
this parish or parishes may in accordance
eery with law create drainage districts
fly, which in addition to the powers here
ted, inabove granted, shall have further
rom power and authority to provide and
M. maintain drainage systems and the b
lock governing authorities of such districts.
when authorized by a majority in num
this ber and amount of the property tax- d
of payers of said district qualified to vote
are- under the Constitution and laws, who
'ery vote at an election held for that pur
du- pose, may impose and collect for a pe
ired riod not exceeding forty years forced b
tail, contributions or acreage taxes not ex- T
5 f ceeding fifty cents per acre per year
Sa on every acre of land in the subdivision
son where such an election is held. The
laid governing authority of such subdivision
ary when authorized as set forth, may in- b
and cur debt and issue negotiable bonds to
ent represent same. secured by the taxer t
of above described provided that the total N
lied amount of debts thus incurred or bonds
net issued, shall never exceed in principal Ba
'fsh and interest the aggregate amount to
der be raised by said annual contributions
na- or acreage taxes during the period for at
the which the same are imposed and that
[Is- no such bonds shall be issued for any to
ra- other purpose than that for which said of
of contributions or acreage taxes were th
ap- voted, run for a longer period than
rks forty years, bear a greater rate of in- m
er- terest than five per centum per an- ia
ht, num or be sold for less than par. All
bond issues heretofore authorized by as
on taxpayers in any subdivision at any ,o
it- election not contested on any ground
In of fraud are hereby recognized and $
Iu- validated.
re- Paragraph 3. When the character of Li
eas any land is such that it must be leveed
ns and pumped in order to be drained
ion and reclaimed, the Board of Drainage Al
of Commissioners of the District in which
)re the land is situated, shall, upon the
Per petition of not less than a majority in
acreage of the property taxpayers,
sr- rsaident and non-resident, in the area
of to be affected, ascertain the cost of
11- drainage, and reclaiming said land and
ch incur debt against said land for an Se
be amount sufficient to drain and reclaim
m- it, and Issue for such debt negotiable
on bonds running not longer than forty
13, (40) years from their date and bearing Pr
on Interest at a rate not exceeding five
nt per centum per annum payable annually
e or semi-annually which bonds shall not
he be sold for less than par: and said Board cr1
31- of Drainage Commissioners shall levy ani
ho annually upon said land forced contribu- to
p- tions or acreage taxes in an amount an
e sufficient to maintain the drainage of Sti
"o- said land, to pay the interest, annually Out
lal or semi-annually, and the principal fall- apj
ed ing due each year, or such amount as Ar
br- may be required for any sinking fund Co
he provided for payment of said bonds at the
ny maturity, provided, that such forced fir
ocontributions or acreage taxes, for all ia
to purposes shall never exceed Three Dol- Cot
or lars and Fifty Cents (13.60) per aore so
e- per annum.
r- Paragraph 4. The police Juries of the
ad various parishes throughout the State, of
,n for the purpose of constructing high. 5n]
n- ways and public buildings for the par- an]
at ish, and the governing authorities of or
municipal corporations, for the purpose re
tf of paving or improving streets or al
Id leys, and for all municipal improve- or
m. ments, after making provision for the wis
I payment of all statutory and ordinary wa
charges, may fund into bonds running mu
Sfor a period not exceeding ten (10) the
iy years, and bearing Interest at a rate not ord
mr exceeding five (5) per csntum per an- var
t num, which bonds shall not be sold Sta
3, for less than par, the avails of the bol
*y residue of the ten (10) mill tax au- ele.
i thorlszed by Article 232 of the Constltu- vot
UI tion of Louisiana. ud
id Paragraph 6. Should any of the sub. or
. divisions of the State neglect or fail for or
any reason to Impose or collect the rnec
, taxes provided for In the foregoing ee- vot
it tions, any person in interest may by Jud,
- summary proceedings In the district or
court having jurisdiction, enforce the or
e imposition or collection of such taxes. recs
or both, and such proceedings shall be vott
I, filed and triable free to any cost to the Judi
e litigant,
4 Paragraph 6. Municipal corporations or
d plarishes and school, drainage, sub- thrt
7 drainage, road, subroad, navigation and or .
i sewerage districts (the C1ty of New thet
t Orleans excepted), hereinafter referred ther
to as subdivisions, when authorized to quas
o do so In the manner here)n provided, elec
may, for the purpose of 'readjusting, held
refunding, extending or unifying their nun;
h bonded indebtedness, issue new bonds. of t
y covering any particular issue or Issues wise
of bonds or the whoale outstanding of,
bonded indebtedness incurred by sucl ther
srubdivisiton for the purposes speflea of
in Paragraph 1 of this article or anv en1s
issue or refund Issue bonds or renewal cedi
or refunding bonds isiued by such sub- the
I division in novation or renewal and any reca
bonds, heretofore or hereafter issued late
for the purposes specified In~aid ?Para- men
graph 1 of this Article. No bond is- such
sued under this paragraph shall run for to
more than forty (40) years from their be h
date, not shall bear a greater rate of ienl
interest than five per centum per an- tion,
num, payable semi-annually or annu- man
ally and shall not be sold by such sub- ment
division issuing the same or lee than grll
par. An bonds issued under this Ar- and
tide, may be, either in whole or in caIlI
part, Zchanged value for value for gatiC
bonds issued, under Article 281, or to ballo
be Issued under sPid Paragraph 1 of tion,
this Article, or sold and the procqeds givir
thereof used for the purpose of pur- and
chasing outstanding bonds. Before any bqua
bonds shall be issued under this para
graph the Issuance thereof shail bb
authorized by a vote of a majority in be c
number and amount of the Property the
taxpayers qualified to vote under the or '"
Constitution and laws of this State who shall
vote on the proposition at an election he h
held for that purpose, after due notice shoul
of said election has been published, for electi
thirty days In the official Journal of ing t
the parish or parishes In which said reeall
subdivlsions are located, or where there more
is no official Journal, in any newspapsr from
-ublMshe in msucS parh or parishes,/ bor
read provided, however, that the governing 1
body of any such subdivision may in I
their discretion and without a vote of
the property taxpayers, essue refunding 1
lor renewal bonds under this paragraph, I
(ub- if the bonds to be refunded or renewed
or thereby have been or shall be issued I
Or- for any of the purposes specified In said
to Paragraph 1 of this article, or in nova- I
au tlon or renewal of any bonds issued or r
to be issued for the said purposes spec- a
erty ifled in paragraph 1 of this article, and
the such issue or issues so refunded or re- c
ate, newed have been or shall be authorizel t
that by a vote of a majority in number and
amount of the property taxpayers qual- c
lays ified by a vote under the Constitution c
ipal and laws of this State who voted or I
e i shall vote on the proposition at an e
sub- election held for that purpose. When c
re- the bonds of any outstanding issue shall t
'"ue have been obtained either by purchase I
ere- or exchange, the tax levy to pay for e
bus such bonds shall at once cease and such .
ring bonds be canceled. Eachl year while I
all any refunding bonds issued under this a
to paragraph are outstanding, the govern- d
mlto Ing authorities of such subdivision shall R
levy and collect annually. in excess of c
due all other taxes, a tax sufficient to pay r
the interest. annually or semi-annually. s
ary and the principal falling due or such s
amount as may be required for a sink- c
all ing fund for the payment of said Itonds
not at maturity, provided that such special e
c o ad valorem tax for all purposes shall a
op- not in any year exceed ten mills on the t,
dollar of the assessed valuation of the a
any property In suslcl subdivision. a
the The governing body of any such sub- t:
e division shall have full power to adopt A
and pass all ordinances and resolutions a
ter necessary to carry the provisions of a
nor this paragraph into effect. An election c,
any may be held under the provisions of
n this paragraph at the same times and ei
a places and by the same election offl- ti
ng cers as an election on the question of nr
ing incurring debt and issuing hnds un- a'
ter- der the provisions of said Paragraph 1 J1
ion, of this Article.
to- Where bonds of any subdivision have 5l
its been heretofore issued for any of the
e purposes spe,'ifled in Paragraph 1 of this L
Article. and such issue has been author
o ized by the vote of a majority in num
beC her and amount of the property tax
ger payers qualified to vote under the C'on
leir stitution and laws of this State who A
est voted upon the proposition to issue such
'm. bonds at an election held for that nur
ttal pose and where such bonds have been
for issued and sold by such subdivision for
ten not less than par value thereof the
ua' said bonds or any refund issue bond St
is- or renewal or refunding bonds issued
the in novation or renewal of bonds issued
its for said purposes specified in Para
graph 1 of Article two hundred and
my eighty one (2L1) are hereby validated
Ice ratified and confirmed: provided that /
ts such bonds did not at the time of their
re- issue exceed ten per centum of the as
der sessed valuation of the property in
such subdivision, and such bonds here.
the by ratified, approved and confirmed
ts. shall be deemed to be the valid and
m- incontestible obligations of such sub
tx- division and a tax for the payment of
te the principal and interest thereof and en
to create a sinking fund for the redemp- an
ir- tion shall be levied and collected in tne el(
manner and within the limits prescribed cu
red by said Paragraph 1 of this Article. tic
x- This entire Article is to be considered Tu
ar a full grant of power to the subdivisions da
on of the State as set forth therein. anr
he Section 2. Be it further resolved, etc.. te!
on That this proposed amendment shall fle
,n- be submitted to the qualified voters of tle
to this State for adoption or rejection at ele
C the Congressional election to oe held in
d November. 1912. and, if adopted, the tio
same shall take effect immediately thi
thereafter. shi
to Section 3. Be it further resolved, etc. to
na That on the official ballots to be Issued I
or at said election there shall be placed ete
at the words "For the proposed amendment at
to Article Two Hundred and Eighty-one on
id of the Constitution of Louisiana." and
re the words "Against the proposed amend. Col
ment to Article Two Hundred and org
n' Eighty-one of the Constitution of Louis- un(
11 lana." and each elector shall indicate. pre
as provided in the general election laws uar
)Y of the State, which of the propositions, a
dY "For" or "Against." he votes.
Ld IE. THOMAS, the
d Speaker of the House of Representatives, the
THOMAS C. BARRET, niel
Lieutenant Governor and President of mel
the Senate. fro
e Approved: July 9th, 1912. 191
;h L. E. . HALL. A
Governor of the State ef Louisiana. ball
A true copy: tieo
sn ALVIN F. HEBERT. the
S Secretary of State.
it - Spa
d ACT 10. 18. Li
,n Senate Bill No, 1.
By Mr. Geo. Wesley Smith. Ap;
g Proposing an amendment to Article 223
e of the Constitution of the State of A t
S Louisiana. A
t Section 1. Be it resolved by the Gen
d eral Assembly of the State of Louisi
y ana, two-thirds eof all members elected
Sto each House concurring. That an
t amendment to the Constitution of the
, State of Louisiana be submitted to the
y qcualified electors of the State for their
Sapproval or rejection, as required by
a Article 321 of the Constitution at the
d Congressional election to be held on Pr
t the first Tuesday next following the of
i first Monday in November, 1912. amend
I ing and re-enacting Article 223 of the
.Constitution of the State of Louisiana eal
a so as to read as follows: e
ARTICLE 223. toe
a Section 1. Upon the recommendation lowi
of the Auditor of the Police Jury of I
- any parish, the Governor may suspend elec:
-any officer charged with the collection sion
for custody of public funds when in ar- Tue
a rears. vein
- Section 2. Any officer of this. State fied
- or of any district, judicial or other- ig
Swise, and any officer of any parish or pa
Sward thereof, and any officer of any T
rmunicipality or ward thereof (except of I
the judges of all of the courts of rec
t ord of this State, the judges of the
various city courts throughout the Tt
I State, and the justices of the peace) Part
holding office by virtue of having been junis
elected thereto by the legally qualified th
voters of this State, or of any district fity
judicial or otherwise, or of any parish ters
or ward thereof, or of any municlpalit tor
or ward thereof, shall be subject to or o
recall from such office bythe qualified litici
voters of this State, or of any district, no
Judicial or otherwise, or of any parish cept
or ward thereof, at any election Con
or ward thereof, shall be subject to Th
recalled from such office by the qualiied clusl
voters of this State, or of any district. inal
Judicial or otherwise, or of any parish yeah
or ward thsereof, or of any municipality this
or ward thereof, at any election and
throughout the Btste, district, iudiciaj succa
or other'wise, or of. any parish or waria
thereof or of any municipality or ward ad
thereof by a majority of the rgally orL
qualrfied voters participating in such- s
election. Such recall election shall be all p
held when petitioned for by such a
number of the legally qualified voters or pa
of the State, district. judicial or ,other- have
wise, or of any parish or ward there- proce
of, or of any municipality or ward sary
thereof, as will equal thirty per cent junisa
of the total number of registered Vot- them.
Irs qualified to vote at the last pre- Judga
ceding general election for the office
the incumbent of which is sought to be teenti
recalled. Notice of intention to circu- other
late such petition together with a state. be ti
ment of the reasons why the recall of of th
such officers is sought shall be given shall
to such officers in such manner as may Paris)
be provided by law. The General Ag- teenti
dembly shall by appropriate le'lsla- not b
tion, prescribe ohe eform of petition, the ter U
manner of verification and ascA'talj. first
ment that the requisite number of le- t'utiou
gally qualified voters has iaCled same, Dis
and also the manner .nd "method of plural
calling suca election and the promul- 'eape
gationr of the returns thereof. Such have
ballot shall contain the specifli ques- years
tion, "Shal (naming the officer and shall
giving his official title)' be recalled," have
and. opposite the question shall be two. years
-quares, il. one of which shall be The
printed "Yea" eead In the other shall Consti
beprinted "No." and no ballot shall genera
be considered at such election unless hold
the voter shall have voted either 'yles" lectet
or .no" upon the question. No officer Monds
shall be subject to recall until after time
he has been in office one year, and Distrit
should his recall be defeated by the terms
electors, then he shall not again, t.ur. sioned
ing that term of office, be subject to wise,
recall. At least three months, but not the tz
mne than five months, shall elapse be ifll
from the time that the necessary num
be of Pet tioasro has asked for the tea
rning recall election before same shell be
y in held. A successor, for the remainder
to of of the term, to the office'r ~,i,ught to
nding be recalled shall be elected at the same
raph, time the recall election is h hlie . and
ewed should the niajority of thle vot,,r par
sued ticipatilng in such r-lect!otl bIe lit favor
said of the recall of suc'h offihcr. t lii im
nova- mediately after thIe pr,rmrulcatio.t h of tale
rd or returns of s-,h ele,'ton:, the wessr-r
spec- so elected shall ai:i Ilf. 'l'h Gen.eral
and Assembly shall provide by law Iho
r r a- alilidat's to swu-'eed the ,'fficer sO'! 5t.
rizel to be recalled may have their ham-l.
and placetl on the recall ballot iof the Stiate
qual- district, judicial or otherwis-', parish
ution or wa t thereof, or of aily }nlln'llial
Sor ity, or ward thereof. by petitionll sign
an ed by qualified vot'irs to the ntltlller
\'hen of not les than thirty per cent of the
shall total I: nbher of regtistered voters lual
fheae ified to vote at the last Ipre+'t 1i11 g tc-I
for Pral election for the offiet the incilln
such bent of which is solught to I'e Irerl,'i'I.
while All vote.rs may express a first chtiole
this and ai secondii choie,. aa ii toi ('anllhil
i'ern- date who is the first cliaic' of tile
shall greatest numlber of voter s 1shIll be de
(' of Glared to be elected. if the electitIn has
pay resulted in the re 'aill of thl: officer
1til1y. Sought to tie re siled.. Tho' offit'er
such sought to he recalled shall not be a
sink- canidlate at such recall electini.
onds Section l. e it further resolved.
ectal etc., Thl'lt tie official ballot to te used
shall at saHl electioll shall tace printed
I the thereon the words: "'For Ithe proposeci
the amendment to Artlle 22: of the C(oll
stitutlon providing for the rec'.ll f rcer
St- twin otffi cts electe.,i by the peo.ple'
cpt Anid the- words, "'Agilist thel. prlopit,i.'
ions amendment to Article 223 of the Con
3 of stitution providing for the recuill of
:tion certain officetrs elected by the people.
of Section 4. Be it further resolved.
and etc., That if alopted at the said elec-
offl- tion in November, 1912. this atmeneid
n of ment shall go into effec.t afnd bei opel'
un- atlve on and after the first day of
ph 1 January, 1913.
have Speaker. of the ilornse of Representatives.
the TrlMAS '. IIAR1RiET.
this Lieutenant GoveInor and !''esident of
hor- the Senate.
um- Approved: July 9th. 1912.
tax 1l.. E .TTAIT..
'on- Governor of the State of Louisiana.
who A true copy:
ucl ALVIN . I1EET'I'.
nur- Secretary of State.
the ACT NO. 139.
ends Senate Bill No 174. Hy Mr. Voegtle.
ueQ JOINT RFSOIA;'TIuN
ura! Submitting to the peopile of the State
and of Louisiana at the ('ongressional
ted election held in November. 1912, an
:hat fmendment to the Constitution of the
ieir fState as amended by Act No. 279 of
as- the Acts of 1910. ratified by the peo
In pie at the November election of 1910,
ere- so as to extend the time for the or
ned ganization of the steamship companies
and therein provided for until January 1.
rub- 1916.
of Section 1. Be It resolved by the Gen
and eral Assembly of the State of Louisi- i
mp- ana, two-thirds of all the members I
tne elected to each branch thereof con
bed curring, That at the Congressional elec- I
cle. tion to be held in this State on the first t
red Tuesday next following the first Mon- I
ons day in November. 1912. the following s
amendment to the amendment submit
te.. ted by Act No. 279 of Acts of 1910. rati- t
tall fled by the people at the November elec- r
of tion of 1910. shall be submitted to the u
at electors of the State, to-wit:
in "The time granted for the organiza- n
the tion of the steamship companies under a
ely this amendment to the Constitution e
shall be extended from January 1. 1913,
tc. to January 1. 1918," a
lel Section 2. Be it further resolved, ii
ce4 etc., That the official ballot to be used e
en: at said election shall have printed there-.
ne on the words: a
tnd "For the proposed amendment to the a
ad. Constitution extending the time for the s
mnd organization of steamship companies h
is- under the Constitutional amendment fi
te. proposed by Act 279 of 1910 from Jan- P
ws uary 1, 1913, to January 1, 1916." tl
ns, And the words: o0
"Against the proposed amendment to L
the Constitution extending the time for. fi
es. the organization of steamship compa- it
nies under the Constitutional amend- pi
of ment proposed by Act No. 279 of 1910, si
from January 1, 1913, to January 1, tc
1916." ri
And each elector shall indicate on said o0
n&. ballot as provided in the general elec- ri
tion law whether he votes for or against Ji
the proposed amendment. d
L. E. THOMAS, sa
Speaker of the House of Representatives, if
THOMAS C. BARRET, o
Lieutenant Governor and President of st
the Senate. p
- Approved: July 10th, 1912. ha
23 Governor of the State of Louisiana. th
of A true copy: el
ALVIN E. IEBERT, at
n Secretary of State. m
el ACT NO. 147. pe
Senate Bill No. 157. i
he By Senate Judiciary Committee. fo
ir Section "B." Substitute for Sen- th
y ate Bill No. 35. to
he AN ACT th
Pn Proposing an amendment to Article 109,
S of the Constitution of Louisiana. rela
d- tive to District Courts.
Section 1. Be it resolved by the Gent
real Assembly of the State of Louisiana ,i
two-thirds of all the members elected I
to each House concurring, That the fol. r
7 lowing amendment to the Constitution pr
f of Louisiana shall be submitted to the tu
id electors of the State, at the Congres aI
n sional election to be holden on the first otl
r- Tuesday after the first Monday in No. in
vember, 1912, and if approved and rati- t
5 fled by a majority of said electors, vet' kn,
r- ing in said election..the same to become sik
ra part of the Constitution, to-wit: Pu
y That Article 109, of the Constitution pa
t of Louisiana be amended so as to read eel
a s follows:
I The District Courts, except in the Tl
r) Prish of Orleans, shall have orlginal ee
n jurisdiction in all civil matters where ]el
d the amount in dispute shall exceed vl
t fifty dollars (350.00), exclusive of In- An
h terest and in all cases where the title hlb
I to real estate is involved, or to office v-d
Sor other public posltlci, or civil or po- fed
Slitical right, and all other cases where
Sno specific amount is in contest, ex- Thj
h cept such u otherwise provided in tll" mit
I Constltutloz.,'. A St '
I They sill have unlimited an a x.
Selusive original jurisdiction In all crime be
a inal cases except such as may be low
Svested in other courts authorized by 11
i this Constitution; and in all probate e
I and succession matters, and wherea sale
Ssuccesslon is a party defendant. and on
in all cases where the State, parish, am
Sand municipality or other political cor- mt
Sporation is a party defendant, regard atl
lesS of the amount in dJspute; and of erat
Sall procedinga s for the apoIntment. of rlr
receivers or liquidators to corp-- 'atio. the
or partnerships; and did court shall ana
have authority to issue all such writs. eraln
process and orders as may he neces- mdl
Ssary or proper for the purposes of the lec
jurisdiction herein conferred upon vote
them. There shall be one Diatrict
Jude in each Judicial District, d x SDe
cept in the First. Twentyeflrst and Filf
teenth Judicial Districts, where until Lies
otherwise provided bylaw there shall i
be two 2) Dstrct Jue hut Judges App
of the Twenty-first Judicial District
shall not be residents of the same
parish. And the Judges of the Fli- A ti
teenth (15th) Judicial District shall A
not be residents of the same parish s.f
st Judgs elected, under this Constl.
- District Judges shall be elected by a I'U
Dlurality of the qualified voters of their
respective distrlcts, in which they shall
have been actual residents for two Pr1f
years next preceding their election. They of
shall be learned in the law, and ihal'l pe
have practiced law In this State five ne
years previous to their election, of
The first District Judges under this di'
Constitution shall be elected at the of
general State election in 1900, and shall Be
hold office until their successors are eral
elected on the Tuesday after the flrst two
Monday in November, 1904, at which to -
time and every four years thereafter 210-]
District Judges shall be elected for aI tc
terms of four years. Vacancies occa- Ar
sioned by death, resignation, or other. ble I
weise, where the unexpired portion of chial
the tfrm is less than one year, shall "itize
be filled for the remainder of the term ifl ed
by alpolntment by the Goyeror with trict,
tho advice aa4 consent of the r enotw whet
J]ne*I. , Section 3, }H" it furr r; r r.,!.
ii be In all rasps w'onre lh,'
uind ,r ti,. t f ti",- te '. ,f() .'
lit to the a'nS t' ru tI lo f 1 i . ..
ard a- i r, ro , r~,l rI r, i..!. ' ,
f ier l Is ? l 4trh i 't ('o rt. a, t n.r
a ift ot jli h t" k. .tt., \' . J r ,
tf' er "Against 'thel . piu . ::r:,'
e a Art ile ' 10t ,f t; - I'oI.r 1 t ' r:
,isl'ar a r :i~v'lt, o 011 ' ,' trl t ,
slved. each elector shim!l lrniv , sa: :" ',
u.ed( il the generatl ,.l*.,.iorn 1to - ,
antd State. which ut the, I.rit, I i .; .
>osed or "Against," he vote. t,,
caon- I.. L TittIt ',t
11r- tSpeaker of the 10 , n I'i , r. o .
o.t t L ieuti nt . t ove.nl or ai e .:
a Off lis i tot, Ii til fist iur
.ion- ortue Seity th.
of Approved: July 20th, ;e.*::
tged taove rnor of e.the St e ,1 .v-. .
ie ndJ ALVIN p:. HE!I RT.
f 0. t the t 'onth .tu t4It~,' If ;l 1,Ir' d t .:.
ipera- itlecretary of t ;a't ;: e
b ofth
si- a, Jugest; TO. 1t.i
y 'es. louse Bill No. 293 . ey t f Mr I.'- "
I' e. JOINT i- l ' fT.r I"ION
'of Proli singe an alnlndnrIt l Ar4,4' ..
of the (oi I l iti tion of In t - tI' I ,,
e de- rou ian rna, relate t" p- , t i ,,
(ISO r "Against, the (
(' nfeaer ofthi itias. Isaene
ea. Art No. T0: of the eneral As, in
of 1900. and ,at No i 11: ,f the ;rtr
Assembly of 190s. all A-t L't;9 of c
o G Apen:ral Asmbly of t' . a fr : ,
pUr'pose of providin~g a ,uffidenrt t.' ,
enuI for the carrying out of ti- s .,
ted. otile of the ronsttti, n.
-ele Ir "Agns" treni(topy:1
('end- ALVI P.. 'i'FP'ERl
ecti-on . ecr e it resolved by th I :
eral Assembly of the State ,,f L~ou .u:,
,pi two-thirds of all m tmber' ,-.lctd .
uleach Hi ouse coi urring. That Artt
303 of tihe Conittittion of the. Stat,
of Louisiana. ar amended by Act Nl o '
of 1 of thA General At embly of AI.0. .
o fand Act No. 112 of the General Assem- '
i bly of 1904, and Act No 69 of tie.
r-I General Assembly of t0.Ii be s, ame,-i
nte.ed as to read as foilowsi.
Article 303. A pension not to hrt e,'.
eight dollars ($8) per month shall be .
er allowed to each Confederfii soiuie: ,t
esa.lor veteran who possesses Blll thN, 2
te following qu allfteatiornts: titi
n1. he tshall have served honorably t it
from the date of ahis enlis tment undi
of Ate Nlose of the late Cieel Wa .. uo n
lo-til he was discharged or patrolei, th
n- mustered Int o 1the Army or Navy ofe
Ath Confederate Statbe. and shall haveof
r-Gene-ral Assenmbly of i beIS al &W'i- h,
remained true to the Confederate States
te until the surrender, .t
2. He tishall not own property ofte.
e and he shall not bhe physically ablo tiu i, t
lii earn a sevellhood by hh s own labor.
aer tolowtings ofuall matior e;els:at iI
3n e. He shall not be salaried or othAr-'
wise provided for y the St ate of lh. f
r islan t or by anc other SCiate or 1o-'I
e d ernment. In case he enlirted in any o
ary organization mustered into said servlea
as a Louisiana organization, or in ca.s et
t- at the date of his eslistment htf to
t- sided in thee State of Louiana, he shlall aI
iec have resided in this .Ctate for at leatet St5
tfive years prior to his aedlication for .
S. pension In case he resio nded elsewhere
i than in this State, and oenlisted in an ti
eorgan ization not mustered s in from
io Louesnana, or in the Navy of the Conr. lif
o. . federate Statesll he shall have residedr
wise- prom iefrb the State of hseltmn ttliou (11
re this State, for at least fifteen ears u p
nprior to hisa appliastion for such pen
Sstoe A likae pension shall btine granteda
t ito the eatewidow who shall nots have shmar-ll a
rled ageained in tIndigent felrcumstnes ,
ent of such soldier or sailor whose mar; o
a- utei to her was contrdeted eprior to
.January 1, 1885: proviwed that if her
tecieased husband served in an organi
s nation mustered In f rrom oauiiana or L
esIf he resided in Louisiana. at the o.at t
fo.fder atenats he shall ntbphyiallyabe resida
of hn s enlistment, then oinlorder tht i
such widow shall be entitled to ther,
pension as herein providedf she sofall
have resided in this S tate for at l "earst I
five years prior to her application p
'1stherefor; and if her deceased husband t
enlisted elsewher n e than in Louisiana.'
and served s an organization nota si
S in mus tered n from Louisiana. such wi- I
Ow shall. In order to entitle her to ath
pension as herein provided, have rs
have resided in this S tatat e for no t less thant
fifteen years prior to her application o
e.for such pend fe: provsided furtsher,
nthat pensions whe ther to veiter is an o
an evd i norganization no utee ontr)
to widows, shall be sallowed onav froms i
thie date of applicat ion under tins ar A t
tide, and thes tpotal appropriation forpl
, fonr sh peinany pone year, shall ber t
tax, Provwidowed said appropriati on shall tr 1
the dateh olie of apliatilondr those ar
- never be more than five hundred andi el
n-t Jaxur,. 86 provided sathproratifn shlltwo
fifty thousand dollars for any one year me
e which is hereby levied on all taxable ofa
property/ in the State. Any accruing aie
n surplus from said tax fund shall be the
* turned over to the common school fund 1,o
oand prohibiting the collection of any 191
ot other tax or making any ap -1ropriation ter
o in excess of the amount of the one mill ti
t tax levied and collected and to be the
t'known as "Colfederate Veteran Pen- gre
to don Fund" and to be used for no other fis
_ purpose, and upon the adoption of this Mo
Ln amendment same shall at once become pos
L l self-operative and the funds derived p
therefrom Immediately used for said shl
Spurpose, and provided further that the aut
l Tax Collectors and Asseusors shall re- or
-e ceive no commissions for assessing and to
_ collecting said one mill tax herein pro- ide
[le.Povided that nothing in thris pturp
" Article shall be construed so as to pro- sur
le[hibit the General Assembly from pro- ,hat
S viding artificial limhs to disabled Con- I uda'
"| federate soldiers en sailors. R'otit
5 8ection,.g Be it further resolved, etc.. I,1
"{That thi proposed amendment be sub- Thr
sltted to the qualified voters of the usr
S~tate of LoUisiana for adoption or re-' 'ent
ectoniatthton ogressional election to 14
be held on t sfirst Tues.,y next fol- l.,i
. lowing the first Monday in NOvember, lv
7 1912, Righ
That tile official ballots to be use n t. iif L
said election th have printed there- ese
onthe S ordtevernor an e Preietopos edl.
amendment to Article 303 of the Con- exce
strtution of the State of Louisiana. rel- nu,
ative to pensions for Confederate Vet- due
erane," and the words: "'Against the uary
proposed amendment to Article 3t. of shall
Hthe Constitution of the State of ~oitisi- l,iqui
Iana, relative to pensions for Confed- sh~all
erate Veterans," and each elector shall Audi
-indicate, as provided in the general Raid
election laws of the State. whether he bide
*votes for or against thle amendmet, mont
Se r t o . 18. THOMAS ii I"
Speaer f ta Huseof Representativesq New.
THOMAS C. RARRETIn. and t
Lieutenant Governor and President of they
the Senate. oh a otl
Approved: July 10th, 112. I fOR t
I.. R.HAL, The
Governor of the State of Louisiana .Jofet
A true copy: ioe
ALVIN E. HEJ3ERT, tiit~.
Secretary of State, eTurret
"----'-- The
House Bill No. 207. By Mr. Manlon, t I
JOINT RESOLUTION t fi'd.
Proposing an amendment to Artiole I) t:t
of the' State of Louisiana, so as to and -
permit Women to hold any of fice c'on- "1011
flected with the educational syste.'.. e
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Lie A JOIN''i
t Proposing an a
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SIssue new bskt
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We made this clay magnet as a Valentine gift for my daughter's classroom helper. It was fun to make and to paint. After it was finished we wrapped it in a cello bag and added a matching birdcage gift tag made with the rubber stamp.
How To | Clay Dish
- White Air-Dry Clay by Crayola (found in children's craft section at Jo-Ann's)
- Rolling Pin
- Decorative Edge Scissors
- Rubber Stamp
- Acrylic Paint
- Paint Brush
- Water
- Wax Paper
- Hot Glue and Gun
- Magnet
How To:
- Choose a lump of clay and knead it in your hands until softened. Add a tiny bit of water if the clay is too hard.
- Roll out clay on wax paper and cut into an oval-shape. Use rubber stamp to press image into clay.
- Use a decorative edge scissors to cut clay off around edge of oval.
- Use your finger to apply a small amount of water to the image to smooth out any rough spots.
- Let dry until clay turns white.
- Use acrylic paints to paint clay magnet.
- Use hot glue to add magnet to back of dried clay image.

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Reporting from Clive, Iowa — Texas First Lady Anita Perry launched a vociferous defense of her husband, Rick Perry, on Tuesday evening, arguing that he was being unfairly castigated for his immigration stances.
Perry has faced fire in recent debates about his support for in-state college tuition for illegal immigrants and his opposition to a border fence.
Anita Perry said she had heard much of such criticism in Iowa, and she felt she needed to clarify her husband's position on the matter, saying the state offers the benefit to residents of Texas who have attended a state school for a minimum of three years, have earned a high school degree and are pursuing citizenship.
"It is not a subsidy when you consider Washington has failed to secure the border, has shown no signs of dealing with the millions here illegally," she said, speaking to about 50 people at a Polk County Republican Central Committee gathering. "States like Texas are left with one of two choices -- whether we take care of those populations or they get on welfare, which is greater cost to our taxpayers, or we give them an opportunity to graduate from Texas schools, the opportunity to be a contributing member of society."


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Which Console Did You Buy/Receive Over The Holidays?
Microsoft has announced they will be bringing back the Xbox Live Deal of the Week as a regular feature on the service. The first Deal of the Week will be the Xbox Live Arcade game Braid, now on sale for 800 Microsoft Points (discounted from a regular price of 1200). The Deal begins today and runs for... wait for it... one week.
The Xbox Live Deal of the Week is only open to Xbox Live Gold members.
Microsoft has also revealed that future Deals of the Week will be available for Game Add-Ons for Ninja Gaiden II and Project Gotham Racing 4, as well as the Xbox Original game Fable.


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5 Wars More Important Than The War on Christmas
"Do not say 'Happy Holidays' to the people coming in, we say 'Merry Christmas' around here." That was my dad, a couple Decembers ago, taking a stand, unironically, for the biggest, most over-the-top holiday of the Western World. You'd think it was dying like Tinkerbell because people weren't clapping their hands hard enough.
For my dad, basically unreligious and a political independent, it's not so much a question of fundamental Christianity versus liberal atheists as common sense versus political correctness. To him, "The War on Christmas" is people telling him what holiday greeting to use and he doesn't like it. For some American conservatives, however, there's a full-blown conspiracy against Jesus, under the guise of the first amendment.
There's too much to unpack there for one article, but let's put things in perspective by considering some wars that really matter. In no particular order, because who wants to figure out rankings for these?
1) The War on Women: it's not just a tag or catch-phrase. There is a major resurgence of old-school, even Biblical misogyny rearing its ugly head in the United States today. One one side are ordinary women trying to enjoy some of the freedoms a previous generation has managed to dig out for their gender, while moving a little closer to equality themselves. On the other side are men who publicly malign rape survivors and think female employees should take sexual comments as a compliment.
2) The War on the Poor: Occupy continues. Though the ultra-rich and their political allies characterize the people with all the money as job creators, Warren Buffett, bless his heart, assures us this is a lie. When all the world's money ends up sitting, inert, in Scrooge McDuck's pile, the economy will eventually grind to a halt. As the income gap continues to widen, the process gains more and more momentum, to the point where different economic groups look more like immobile castes than socially-mobile classes.
Even slowing this process seems akin to pushing two tectonic plates back together, and achieving actual income equity without a socialist revolution à la Stalinist Russia even less likely (and we all remember how that worked out). Add in that the political and economic juggernauts of our society have a personal interest in maintaining the status quo. But it's an important battle, and ultimately better for not 99 but 100 percent of us, at least in the long run.
3) The War on Science: The phrase comes from a book by science advocate, Chris Mooney, and is a Bush-era title. Unfortunately, the siege did not end with Obama's inaugaration. Attacks on public science education by fundamental Christians and budgetary pot-shots at basic research by grandstanding politicians have one thing in common: the mistaken belief that science is an ideology or conspiracy when it's simply a collection of the most accurate, proven methods for figuring out how the world really works.
A dozen centuries ago, the Nation of Islam was a centre for scholarship and knowledge in the Old World. Then a certain caliph took power and forced the religion to become insular and distrustful of outside scholarship and innovation of all kinds, retreating to the Koran. Soon the world left them behind. Falling away from our enlightenment heritage will ultimately ruin us. The short-sighted, the extreme, they cannot be allowed to marginalize our most critical human tool: systematic and clear thinking.
4) The War on the Environment: This might also be called the war on accountability, where big companies and the politicians in their pockets try to strip every last dollar from the Earth they can. They battle against legal protections for the resources they exploit. They battle against providing reparations for the damage they cause. Ultimately, the goal isn't to actually destroy the world we're living in. That's just an incidental result of wanting to make as much money as possible at everybody else's expense. That's cold comfort as the world's climate destabilizes and species after species disappears.
5) Every physical war ever: I could have started with this and the article would have been over before it began. But the so-called War on Christmas is a spiritual and political war. A war of ideas and words and emotions. Sometimes those kinds of wars are important, and I've given four previous examples of them. The War on Christmas isn't one.
Real wars have real consequences. The War on Christmas is built on hypocrisy and a complete misunderstanding of several constitutional amendments. And what's at stake is a slight decrease in the number of plastic Baby Jesus figures. Whatever the result, the world will continue to turn.
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The Environmental Movement Doesn't Resemble the Obama Coalition
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"In the world of law enforcement, we must also be prepared for the highly unlikely, BUT possible tragic event," Vallejo wrote in an open letter, "and there is NO price tag you can put on the life of a police officer who is out there protecting you." —Lou Vallejo, Sheriff of Garfield County, CO
BZZZZZZZZZ!!!! Wrong Lou.
First off, the cops don't protect anyone, the Supreme Court said so. Second, we put prices on lives all the time, there's a whole industry called "Insurance" that does nothing but put prices on lives. Police are civilians, not "elite operators", no matter what it said in your copy of SWAT Magazine. The militarization of the police has gone WAY too far and it needs to be dialed back about six decades.
Police shouldn't be allowed to have any weapon or vehicle that civilians aren't allowed to own because police ARE civilians. The very idea that cops are somehow more special than anyone else on the street is absurd.


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Ward hit three more milestones yesterday: He caught his 81st pass of the season for 1,043 yards, and the 800th reception of his career, and it marked the fifth time he has topped 80 receptions and 1,000 yards in his career, and first since 2004.
Ward's 800th catch, in the fourth quarter, came on rookie quarterback Dennis Dixon's first pass completion in the NFL, for 3 yards. His 800 catches extend his Steelers record, once held by Hall of Famer John Stallworth at 537. Louis Lipps at 358 and Hall of Famer Lynn Swann at 336 are next.
"That's a lot of catches, man," Ward said. "Eight hundred catches for this organization means a great deal to me.
"I didn't come into this league saying that's something I want to achieve, 800, but it's definitely an honor to catch 800 balls for this prestigious organization and be on top of the leader board and pass guys like Swann and Stallworth and have my name mentioned with those guys."
Holiday pay
The Steelers have off today and will begin preparations for their first-round playoff game tomorrow. They will practice three consecutive days, including New Year's, and then have off Friday, Saturday and Sunday.
As the AFC's No. 2 seed, they will play at 4:45 p.m. Jan. 11 at Heinz Field against the second-lowest seed that survives this weekend's two AFC playoff games. No. 1 Tennessee will play the lowest seed that advances at 4:30 p.m. Jan. 10.
"We're ready," linebacker Larry Foote said. "We're going to take this week off and enjoy it."
Foote meant they will take the weekend off, because he knows that coach Mike Tomlin made them work every day but their regular Tuesday off day last week, including Christmas Day. This, even though yesterday's game meant nothing to their playoff standing.
"Mike Tomlin got us practicing on Christmas!" Foote said in a joking manner. "That's probably why this game was so lopsided, because we were upset because we had to practice on Christmas and we had to take it out on the Browns."
Let it out
Willie Parker's 116 yards rushing boosted his total to 791 yards, his first under 1,000 since his rookie season of 2004, when he played little. It also was the lowest to lead the Steelers since Amos Zereoue's 762 in 2002.
It's been a frustrating, injury-plagued season for Parker, who missed five full games and parts of two others because of injuries to his knee and shoulder.
That's why, after he scored on a 34-yard run on the team's longest run of the season, he threw one of the game's longest passes -- it went deep into the lower section of the North end zone. He then pounded his chest.
"You know how it is," Parker said. "It hasn't been going my way this year. I was a little frustrated and the touchdown kind of relieved a lot of stress.
"It's been a loooong time. That's just out of frustration and that's the first thing that came to mind -- I just chucked the ball into the stands."
Rested and ready
Byron Leftwich completed 7 of 12 passes for 80 yards and ran 8 yards for a touchdown in relief of injured Ben Roethlisberger, who left with a concussion 32 seconds before halftime.
It was the first time Leftwich played since he replaced Roethlisberger at halftime in Washington Nov. 3 when the starter's right shoulder was re-injured while scoring a 1-yard run.
"I just try to go through my reads and get the ball to the right guy," Leftwich said. "My job as a quarterback is to drop back, go through my reads and get the ball to the right guy."
They love him back
Several hundred people showed up at the Steelers' annual locker-room blood drive Friday, many after reading a Post-Gazette column detailing the struggles of 5-year-old Elijah Smith -- son of defensive end Aaron Smith -- who was diagnosed with leukemia in October. "I almost cried when I walked in and saw all of those people," said Smith, who stopped by the locker room after practice to thank donors. "I love this city. It never ceases to amaze me."
Added defensive end Brett Keisel, who also stopped by to shake some hands and pose for some pictures, "It was very emotional. There were people everywhere, all over the room. They were lined up to get in the door. I've never seen anything like it. What a great thing for this city and for Aaron."
He keeps going and going ....
Even though the game meant nothing to the Steelers' playoffs seeding, Mike Tomlin played his starters into the fourth quarter to keep them sharp. But he appeared to be surprised when safety Troy Polamalu went out with a lot of reserves for a Browns' possession that started with 8:43 left. He immediately called a timeout to get him out.
"Quite honestly, no one told me not to go back in," Polamalu said. "[Tomlin] told me I was done for the day. I said, 'Ah, please ... ' He said no way."
Quick hits
* Linebacker James Harrison missed his first game since he became a starter last season. After not practicing all week because of a hip pointer, he did not suit up. Lawrence Timmons started in his place, the second start of his career.
* The Steelers had three sacks -- Bryant McFadden, Andre Frazier and one shared by Travis Kirschke and Chris Hoke -- to raise their team total to 51, most since they tied their team record of 55 in 2001.
* Jeff Reed scored seven points to give him 733 in his career, moving him into second place ahead of Roy Gerela on the team's scoring list. Gary Anderson is the career leader with 1,343 points.
Steelers -- No. 3 QB Dennis Dixon, S Ryan Clark, CB Fernando Bryant, LB Bruce Davis, OT Tony Hills, OT Jason Capizzi, DT Scott Paxson, LB James Harrison.
Cleveland Browns -- DB Travis Daniels, S Hamza Abdullah, TE Kellen Winslow, TE John Madsen, TE Darnell Dinkins, WR Paul Hubbard, LB Leon Williams, DL Santonio Thomas.


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Tequila Could Power Cars
Yes, you read the title correctly. Ethanol from agave plants has the potential to be used for powering vehicles. Normally it powers the lowering of inhibitions and silly behavior, not to mention some wicked hangovers, but researchers are also exploring the possibility of using ethanol from agave plants in deserts, because burning it in combustion engines produces less emissions than gasoline. (Another type of liquor, whiskey, will some day be used as a biofuel in Scotland to fuel passenger vehicles.)
One of the main issues with the production of biofuels is the use, or really misuse of croplands. Growing crops to create biofuels is not sensible because the energy required for their growing and harvesting is greater than the energy generated by them. Another issue is using cropland that could be used for growing food, for biofuel production. In the case of agave use for ethanol production, apparently there are already abandoned agave plantations available in Africa and Mexico that might be useful, and would not mean a reduction in the production of tequila. In Mexico, plant waste that remains after the agave has been used for tequila production could be used to make ethanol, "Agave is a potential candidate as a bioenergy feedstock because it does not compete for land with the production of commodities and it is widely distributed in Mexico. Waste remaining in the fields after harvest, and created during tequila and mescal production, can potentially provide thousands of tons of bioenergy feedstock per year for bioenergy production," said E. Garcia-Moya, Professor of Botany at the Colegio de Postgraduados en Ciencias Agricolas in Texcoco, Mexico. (Source: Sciencedaily.com)
It obviously would not be a global energy solution, but a local or regional one. Local energy production if viable, can help stimulate economies because they become less dependent on purchasing oil from outside their own communities, and therefore get to keep their own money. Consider the fact Kenya pays about twenty to twenty five percent of its total import costs just for petroleum. Even if they could replace half of their petroleum usage with ethanol from agave, they would save millions of dollars every year, and this money could be reinvested in their own energy and transportation infrastructure. It was reported in March that high oil prices worldwide could add $700 million dollars to Kenya's oil importing costs.
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LeSean McCoy has a shoulder sprain and will sit out Wednesday's practice, Eagles coach Andy Reid said.
The running back injured his shoulder in the Eagles' 59-28 win over the Redskins on Monday night and was pulled early as a precaution. Reid said that he expected McCoy to be healthy enough to play Sunday night against the New York Giants.
McCoy played with broken ribs for several weeks earlier this season, so if he can play through the pain he will. If he can't there isn't as much concern about who will replace him after Jerome Harrison's performance against Washington. The running back, who the Eagles acquired last month in a trade with Cleveland, ran 11 times for 109 yards and a touchdown.
Defensive end Juqua Parker (hip flexor strain) will also miss practice, but should be ready to go by Sunday, Reid said.
The Eagles did get safety Nate Allen back in uniform. The rookie was out against the Redskins with a neck strain but returned to practice Wednesday. With Allen back, his replacement, Kurt Coleman, will return to his reserve role.
Ellis Hobbs, meanwhile, is slowly coming back from his hip flexor strain, Reid said. Even though Hobbs is on the mend, Dimitri Patterson will still start at right cornerback, Reid said.
Reid was non-committal about who his starting right guard was. He said that both Nick Cole and Max Jean-Gilles would split repetitions there this week. He didn't even rule out the possibility of the two sharing duties on Sunday.


text: On Wed, Mar 21, 2012 at 08:01:22PM +0000, Mark Brown wrote:> The WM831x and WM832x series of PMICs contain a flexible clocking> subsystem intended to provide always on and system core clocks. It> features:> > - A 32.768kHz crystal oscillator which can optionally be used to pass> through an externally generated clock.> - A FLL which can be clocked from either the 32.768kHz oscillator or> the CLKIN pin.> - A CLKOUT pin which can bring out either the oscillator or the FLL> output.> - The 32.768kHz clock can also optionally be brought out on the GPIO> pins of the device.> > This driver fully supports the 32.768kHz oscillator and CLKOUT. The FLL> is supported only in AUTO mode, the full flexibility of the FLL cannot> currently be used.> > Due to a lack of access to systems where the core SoC has been converted> to use the generic clock API this driver has been compile tested only.> > Signed-off-by: Mark Brown <email@example.com>> ---[...]> +> +static unsigned long wm831x_clkout_recalc_rate(struct clk_hw *hw,> + unsigned long parent_rate)> +{> + return parent_rate;> +}You should be able to drop this. The clock framework will use the parentrate automatically if recalc_rate is not present.> +> +static int wm831x_clkout_set_parent(struct clk_hw *hw, u8 parent)> +{> + struct wm831x_clk *clkdata = container_of(hw, struct wm831x_clk,> + clkout_hw);> + struct wm831x *wm831x = clkdata->wm831x;> +> + if (parent > ARRAY_SIZE(wm831x_clkout_parents))> + return -EINVAL;Unless you mistrust the clock framework isn't necessary. The frameworkchecks this already.> +> +static __devinit int wm831x_clk_probe(struct platform_device *pdev)> +{> + struct wm831x *wm831x = dev_get_drvdata(pdev->dev.parent);> + struct wm831x_clk *clkdata;> + int ret;> +> + clkdata = devm_kzalloc(&pdev->dev, sizeof(*clkdata), GFP_KERNEL);> + if (!clkdata)> + return -ENOMEM;> +> + /* XTAL_ENA can only be set via OTP/InstantConfig so just read once */> + ret = wm831x_reg_read(wm831x, WM831X_CLOCK_CONTROL_2);> + if (ret < 0) {> + dev_err(wm831x->dev, "Unable to read CLOCK_CONTROL_2: %d\n",> + ret);> + return ret;> + }> + clkdata->xtal_ena = ret & WM831X_XTAL_ENA;> +> + if (!clk_register(&pdev->dev, "xtal", &wm831x_xtal_ops,> + &clkdata->xtal_hw, NULL, 0, CLK_IS_ROOT))> + return -EINVAL;The clock names are unique identifiers for the clock, so clocks indrivers should probably have dev_name encoded into them.You could also use the fixed rate generic clock here.Sascha-- Pengutronix e.K. | |Industrial Linux Solutions | http://www.pengutronix.de/ |Peiner Str. 6-8, 31137 Hildesheim, Germany | Phone: +49-5121-206917-0 |Amtsgericht Hildesheim, HRA 2686 | Fax: +49-5121-206917-5555 |


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Welcome to a short "About Me" page to let you know who I am.
My name is Nick Bachur and I was born and raised in the Mid-Atlantic region of the United States. I now live in Maryland about halfway between Baltimore and York, Pennsylvania. This area is rural farmland and forest. The streets roll up at 6 p.m.
I love the outdoors. I love my wife Cindy. And I love my family and friends. Hopefully the feeling is reciprocal.
The name Bachur is Russian and Jewish and means young man. Nick is from my father and his grandfather from Belorussia. My grandparents are also from Poland, Germany, and Lithuania. I'm a proud American.
I've traveled far and wide over the world both for exploration and employment. That's why I love America. Don't get me wrong. I loved many other spots like South Africa, Singapore, Britain, Switzerland, Venezuela, Germany, and others. I just prefer living here. As others have said before me, "There is a wonderful smell that greets you when you land in the U.S. and they open the jet's door. I think it is the smell of Freedom."
My first job with a paycheck was as a Good Humor man. I think they are now extinct. What we did was drive a little ice cream truck, ring a bell, "kaching-a-jing-a-jing", and sell popsicles or ice cream cones or half gallons or fudgesicles to kids from 1 to 99. I made around $500 a week but worked from 6 in the morning to 11 at night, 6 days a week.
Eventually I became an Electro-Optical Engineer specializing in lasers, spectroscopy, and imaging. Very interesting work, great pay and benefits, but typical corporate politics that would wake me up many a night.
It would be easy to keep on going and going. Let's stop here though unless you have more questions. I'd love to elaborate but don't want to bore you.


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Repsol Honda riders placed in the top three on the second day of the Sepang Circuit in Malaysia, according to Cycle News.
Casey Stoner and Dani Pedrosa came in first and second respectively and set a new record for the fastest lap ever at the track, the news source reported.
"We tested a lot of different things, including the 2011 fork and new shocks, and we found quite a lot of chattering with them," Stoner told the news provider. "We spent 90% of the day on one bike trying different configurations, changing the geometry to get the new fork working with the bike, but didn't find anything that felt really good. But these things are necessary to do before the start of the season."
Ben Spies, who came in fourth place, rode his Yamaha .293 seconds behind Andrea Dovizioso, who was also a part of the Honda team. Spies' teammate, Jorge Lorenzo, placed fifth and rode his test bike as well as his 2011 race bike. He said he wanted to reconfirm new developments, reported the news provider.


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Paarijatham *** (2006)
Cast: Saranya, Seetha, Sarath Babu, PrakashRaj, BaghyaRaj
Gist: Saranya is the daughter of SarathBabu. She works as a maid in Seetha's house. Seetha learns that Saranya's family used to be affluent, but all the wealth has dried up presently. Seetha is very impressed by Saranya's warm and lovable nature. She is so impressed that she decides to make Saranya her daughter-in-law. She informs her husband(PrakashRaj) and son(PrithviRaj) of her decision, but she does not disclose the identity of the bride to be. Unexpectedly Seetha sustains a head injury and dies before she could tell PrakashRaj and PrithviRaj who she has picked out to be her DIL. PrakashRaj and PrithviRaj are determined to fulfill Seetha's last wish, but are mislead and confused. Now enters BaghyaRaj with his usual sense of wit and helps father and son to solve the mystery.
My 2 cents: At a time where the whole tamil movie world is going ga-ga over movies about underworld and hit men, Paarijatham which deals with family drama is a breath of fresh air.
Another heroine oriented subject from the master screenplay writer, BaghyaRaj. He has proved time and again that he can captivate the audience with scanty story line. The movie is littered with typical BaghyaRaj-isms. But since we are watching his work after a very long time, it does not irritate us.
For a debut, Saranya gives a decent performance. Prithiviraj has played a romantic hero, very much different from his previous role as a loan shark(Movie Kana Kandein).
We all know how the movie will end, it is an ending we all expect. The strength of the movie lies in the screen play which keeps us guessing on the route BagyaRaj takes to arrive at the ending. So no complaints about a predictable ending! Anything but the predictable ending, I would'nt have liked the movie, after all I was looking for something light.
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Verdict: But for the gross comedy track towards the end of the movie, this would have been a wholesome entertainment for the entire family.


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Also new to the lineup: Kim Kardashian
Sunday's 2013 MTV Movie Awards suddenly got a lot more interesting.
The show confirms to USA TODAY that Brad Pitt will be on hand to present the Movie of the Year award.
And now E! reports that Kim Kardashian will take the stage to introduce Selena Gomez's performance of her new single, Come & Get It.
What we already know:
• MTV will present the 2013 MTV Movie Awards show, live from Sony Pictures Studios in Culver City, Calif. at 9 p.m. ET, hosted by Rebel Wilson.
• Pitch Perfect stars Skylar Astin, Anna Camp, Esther Dean, Adam Devine, Alexis Knapp, Hana Mae Lee, Ben Platt, Brittany Snow and Wilson will reunite for a special musical performance.
• Macklemore & Ryan Lewis will perform their new single, Can't Hold Us.
• Steve Carell, Melissa McCarthy, Zac Efron, Kerry Washington, Seth Rogen, Danny McBride, Amanda Seyfried, Chris Rock, Adam Sandler, Chris Pine, Zoe Saldana and Zachary Quinto are also confirmed to present.
• Hunger Games star Liam Hemsworth will introduce a new, official teaser trailer for The Hunger Games: Catching Fire.
• Will Ferrell will be given the show's first Comedic Genius award.
• Emma Watson will receive the second annual MTV Trailblazer Award.


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Disney Unveils Disney Springs
by Rikki Niblett on March 14, 2013 30 Comments
Filed under: Recent News, Walt Disney World (FL)
It has been a part of the rumor mill for a while, but today Disney officially announced that Downtown Disney is going to be remodeled into Disney Springs.
This new area will include open air promenades and meandering springs, as well as a waterfront section. The design draws inspiration from small Florida towns, as well as Florida's natural beauty.
"Disney Springs will be a timeless, vibrant place where Walt Disney World guests and local residents can relax, shop, dine and be entertained in an imaginative setting where they'll instantly feel at home," said Tom Staggs, chairman of Walt Disney Parks and Resorts. "Featuring distinctive brands, world-class restaurants and unforgettable entertainment, Disney Springs will be brought to life with the same focus on storytelling and attention to detail that goes into our theme parks, resorts and cruise ships, resulting in a welcoming space that only Disney could create."
Disney Springs will expand its grounds from having 75 boutique shops and great dining options to having 150.
The area will include four neighborhoods that will all be interconnected:
- Town Center: A mix of shopping and dining along a relaxing promenade (a brand new area built on former parking lots.)
- The Landing: A thriving commercial district (formerly Pleasure Island.)
- The Marketplace: More family friendly, including new features such as an over-the-water pedestrian walkway and an expanded World of Disney store.
- The Westside: A lively entertainment district with lots of shade.
It is also said that two parking garages will be built for this new area, one on the Marketplace side and one on the West Side. Both parking and admission to Disney Springs will remain free.
Construction is expected to begin next month and will end by 2016. Downtown Disney will remain open during the construction, and the expansion will open in phases.
Here are some photos of what this new area is expected to look like:
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So many other proposals for downtown have come and gone. i'll believe it when I go tehre and see it.
Expanded World of Disney Store?
Good grief. It doesn't need expanding,it's already a small city in there. :p
I was thinking the same thing, Erin. You practically need a GPS to find your way around there!
I am hopeful Earl of Sandwich will remain. Any word on who will stay?
The biggest issue is parking. I hope that will be fixed.
I feel like I've heard others mention construction of a parking garage. It would probably make parking a disaster during construction, but would be a drastic improvement in the long run.
Anyone with more official confirmation?
This was announced in a Press Conference with Disney Parks & Resorts Chairman, Tom Staggs. It doesn't get much higher than that for a confirmation. Here are the details from the Q&A session with the Orlando Business Journal. http://www.bizjournals.com/orlando/blog/2013/03/disneys-tom-staggs-disney-springs.html
I agree with the parking concerns. Downtown Disney seems to be the most inconvenient place to visit on the property. My most recent Disney trip in 2007 included two separate trips to the Downtown area. On the first trip my sister and I took a bus from the Wilderness Lodge. I think it took about 30 minutes to get there because of the other stops the bus had to make. It went to the Grand Floridian and I think even Shades of Green. It just wasn't a very pleasant experience. The second time we went was when we returned from visiting family off property. It was absolutely ridiculous trying to find a parking space. My father has a handicap placard, and it we couldn't even find a handicap space. It really made me miss our previous two trips when we stayed at the Dixie Landings and could just take the boat down the river, which is such a nice relaxing way to travel.
So make sure you stay at a hotel that is convenient to downtown disney if you don't like the parking or bus riding. Saratoga springs offers you the closest with walking trails from the closest rooms. I have done that many times when I was a dvc member. Request the section nearest downtown disney and then walk in every night. It was awesome. Sometimes when we were tired we just waited for the bus to go back.
Thanks, I also love the feel of the marketplace, but it would be nice to have more room between people. Still wish the Adventurers Club would come back!
What will become of Disney Quest?
Who cares? It was not good anyway. Bored to tears in there.half the stuff was broke.
Please bring back the Adventurer's Club. That would get me back to Downtown Disney.
First Mr. Merryweather's clever theming then Pleasure Island's overt efforts to crush Church Street Station and then a few years of lots of nice stuff but no over-arching theme and now just a huge shopping and eating complex designed to class up the surrounding sprawl and get as many tourist dollars as possible. Not complaining…I do miss the Fireworks Factory and especially the Adventurers' Club. But it will be a lot more fun than what's all along the Irlo T. Bronson Memorial Highway or the cluster of chain restaurants over where the Disney College kids are housed.
Hey guys, how's about we spend the money on park upgrades instead? I mean seriously, I can't count all the broken animatronics, burnt out lightbulbs, and empty pavilions, not to mention the dearth of new attractions at the parks. Do they even employ Imagineers anymore? The New Fantasyland debacle will produce a grand total of two new rides (if and when they ever get Seven Dwarves' Mine Train up and running. I don't know about other visitors to this site, but I make the trip to Disney for it's theme parks, not it's restaurants and shops. The parks have always been the reason that I'm willing to sacrifice the notion of getting any kind of value for my money when I shop or eat there. This smacks of a desperate attempt to lure tourist dollars back from Universal and Citywalk as they out-Disney Disney. just sayin'.
Most people go for the theme parks AND the dining! It is the whole experience. Nothing like relaxing after a hot day walking with a nice sit down meal in a fantastic restaurant!
I think it sounds awesome. I'm really looking forward to the finished project. It's already one of our favorite places to spend time when we are there at WDW, but this will be really great. (I too, hope the Earl of Sandwich will remain!)
I think the plan sounds like a good one, lets hope it really gets started soon. It seems like Disney is doing many projects all over the various properties. People will always complain, but I think there has been a real effort to expand, improve and continue the ever changing Disney magic. Disney is not being "out-Disneyed" (not even close)
Nice article but the author left out one thing. When I go on vacation, I am looking to do stuff I normally don 't at home, such as eating a big splashy dessert, or ordering the most expensive thing on the menu( $35 steak comes to mind at the Coral Reef). I went to disney with my daughter and husband for years before the dining plan existed. I estimated when she was little $100 a day for meal for the 3 of us. That worked through the 90's but when she got older and wanted adult meals the price for meals easily topped $1000 for a week. Now keep in mind my $100 a day was eating all fast food with one good dinner and no character breakfasts. Over the years i have kept my receipts and addedup the actual cost versus what I paid for the plan. The plan was still cheaper plus I ate like royalty. I would never pay for the luau with having the plan. I also want to eat healthier and most buffets have a ton of healthy choices but are pricey. When all is said and done do you want to be cheap and eat cheap meaning not so healthy with a lot of fast foods…or do you want to make your vacation something exciting with a new place to eat each night that is a destination such as Trex cafe or the luau.hoopdeedoo? I enjoy even planing my dining reservations pre-trip also. For the record, I was a DVCMember also and will have free dining on my upcoming trip in the fall.
will circus du soliel be staying as part of this project I hope?


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