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Let's start with the fundamentals, which shape what is possible. Given the near certainty that control of the House of Representatives won't change, I'll focus on the Senate, where Republicans need to pick up six extra seats to take control.
There's a lot of upside for Republicans in this election cycle, and very little downside, as eight Democrats are defending winning margins from the last election of 10 points or less. Mitch McConnell, the Senate minority leader, is the only Republican in this perilous position.
In addition, midterm elections typically spell bad news for the party in control of the White House. Ever since World War II, the president's party has, on average, lost a net four Senate seats in midterm races.
Incumbency also matters, and careful studies suggest that senators running for re-election effectively begin with a head start of 8 to 10 percentage points. As a result, around 90 percent of incumbent senators are re-elected. Turnover is much more likely in open seats, and the Democrats find themselves defending five seats previously occupied by retiring Democrats, three of which are in states that voted for Mitt Romney in 2012. And while three Republican senators are retiring, they are all in Republican-leaning states.
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The one fundamental force that has changed over the past two years — sharply — is the state of the economy. This should be a major positive for Democrats, as improving economic conditions generally lead to better results for the president's party. Even as the unemployment rate remains somewhat elevated, it has fallen by more during this two-year congressional term than in any previous midterm election cycle in the postwar era.
Indeed, the unemployment rate has fallen exactly 4.1 percentage points since its double-digit recessionary peak, which exactly matches the peak-to-trough decline that Ronald Reagan presided over at a similar point in his presidency.
In many respects, the economy remains in bad shape. Yet this is beside the point, as voters tend to respond to changes in economic conditions — the extent to which the economy has improved — rather than its current level. This distinction helps explain how President Obama won re-election in 2012, in the face of a very weak (though rapidly improving) economy.
To be sure, there's debate about how much the economy has improved. Even as unemployment has fallen, the proportion of the population with a job has barely risen, gross domestic product is merely puttering along, and wages are barely rising for most workers.
Of course, these economic fundamentals matter only to the extent that they affect voters, which raises the question of how best to make sense of polls. The basic rules for interpreting economic statistics also apply to polling data: Big samples beat small samples, and a dashboard of indicators is more convincing than any single survey, which is why it's important to aggregate information from many pollsters.
Importantly, campaign events often drive sharp shifts in sentiment, although these effects are typically short-lived. A result is that polls often fluctuate wildly even as electoral fortunes evolve slowly. But as Election Day approaches, polls tend to shift toward the fundamentals, as economic and political realities come into sharper focus. There's no point being steered in the wrong direction by polls that will later reverse themselves, which is why careful poll analysis — like that used by The Upshot's model, which we've nicknamed Leo — filters polling data through a lens that takes account of the underlying fundamentals. By now, Leo suggests that the Republicans have a 66 percent chance of taking control of the Senate.
While Leo and other poll-aggregation models are built to reflect the results of surveys asking people whom they intend to vote for, my research with David Rothschild of Microsoft Research suggests that asking people who they think will win typically yields even more accurate forecasts. A recent survey by Gallup (where, full disclosure, I do consulting as a senior scientist) found that 52 percent of people expect Republicans to win control of the Senate, compared with 42 percent who expect the Democrats to win. While a majority expect a Republican victory, the differential is smaller than that seen in the Obama-versus-Romney race, suggesting only a modest Republican edge.
How should you combine insights from the basic political factors — the state of the economy, opinion polls and voter expectations? Economics doesn't provide a formula, but rather a suggestion: Turn to political prediction markets where people trade securities linked to election outcomes. When many people make trades based on their individual perspectives, the price comes to reflect each of the most relevant factors, effectively weighting each by the confidence that traders have in them.
While the Intrade market, once popular, is no longer with us, the idea lives on at Betfair, a prediction market run in Britain. As I'm writing, you can buy a security, which pays $100 if the Republicans take control of the Senate, at a discount: The security is going for around $69, which suggests a 69 percent chance that this will happen. Offshore bookmakers are offering similar odds.
Even though markets are prone to their own failures, they have amassed a better record of accuracy than even the most sophisticated models that are based on fundamentals and polling. The point is that while markets aren't perfect, in practice they're less imperfect than the other election forecasters.
This economist's bottom line, then, is that there's a 69 percent chance that Republicans will win the Senate. This forecast is clear, it's precise, it's quantitative (in that it acknowledges and specifies uncertainty), and it's easily evaluated. In other words, it's terrible punditry, but good economics. And, if you think it's wrong, you can bet against it.


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C. iv Spring Goods! 7> PULL AND COMPLETE LINE OF CLOTHING, Furnishings, and GENERAL MERCHANDISE fresh from the Northern markets. Call and see our new goods for spring and summer. Respectfully, I. J. KAPLIN « ROANOKE RAPIDS, N. C. THE SIN OF UNSELFISHNESS. Moderation In All Thlnics U the Wl»e Woman's Law of Life. Any virtue carried too far be comes a vice. Industry is a virtue, but the woman who is too in- (luHtriouii to rest at the proper time carries it ton far and ruins her health. ■Charity hecomeg a vice when it tlirowB a veil over wicked ness and protects an evil that should bo punished for the sake of the innocent. The Greeks were rijfht when they said that the best rule to live by is "Do- injf nothiuff too much." Moderation in all things, is the wise woman's law of life. She will do nothing too much, aud especially will she guard against the sin of unselfishness for in the home there is nothing that works more subtly and more surely for the destruction of virtue in the rest of the liuusehold than extreme unsel- fislint-ss on the part of the moth er. As the children grow up, in stead of becoming mother's helpers, they are continually waited on, growing daily more selfish and helpless and rude un der such treatment. The boys come in, throw a cap here, a jacket there,leave muddy tracks all about; the unselfish mother follows after without a murmur wiping up aud picking up. The girls are no better. The moth er makes herself such an unsel fish drudge that it seemed quite right and natural. They loll in the easy cliiiirs while mother works and rests her weary limbs on a straight back chair. They let her do all the work and grumble when callod upon for the slightest help. The boys let her get up first in the morn ing, bring her own wood and build the fire. As they grow older they feel no respect for the household lnidge, and even their affec tion is tinged with a patroniz ing pity. If any sacritice must he made it is always, the moth er must be sacrificed. She stays at home wliile the others go about. She wears the shabby dress and sha^vI whilethe oth ers enjoy the new fresh clothes. She sleeps on the hard bed in the shabby back room, and the grown up daughters have the best front room. She keeps the tough piece of meat tor her own plate, and serves all the choicest portions to the others. She saves and pinches and la bors 80 the boys can go to col lege and the girls to a stylish school; anil then when they come home with their fine edu cations (as they think) they se cretly despise and are ashamed of the worn, wrinkled, shabbi ly-broken woman v.'hom they call mother. THOSE WHO MOURN. OMetnory! dearest friend of those who mourn, Grant me who ask it this exceed ing grace— Me, who without thee would be too forlorn— Still hold thy mirror-clear, with out a blur— Through all eternity before my face. That I may see, past death, my dream of her! THE BANK OF WELDON WELDON, N. C. Orcanlxed Under the Laws of the state of North Carolina, AU«U8TiWTH, 1892. Slate of North Carolina Depository. Halifax County Depository, Town of Weldon Depositor j . Capital anil SirplDi, $43,000. For more th»n 17 ye»m this inBtitutipn h«« provided banliiM fccili- tie.fotthiiMetion. Its »tocli.liolder8 and directors have been identiHed with the business interests of Halifax and Northampton counties for many yean. Money is loaned upon approved security at the legal rate of lateiest—six per centum. Accounts of all ate solicited. "hesurplusind undivided proflts having reached a su^m equal to the Capital Stock, the Bank has, commencing January 1, 1908, established a Savinwllepattmentalloirinif interest on time deposits as follows: For Deposits allowed toremaintliree months or longer, 2 per cent. Six OM>nth« or longer, S per eent Twelve months or lonfterj^4 per cent. ^for further information apply to the President or Cashier. pimidbnt: W. £. DASdEL, vioa-paniDBMT: W. H. SMITH. CASHiai: R. 8. TRAVIS, ——— TMc cntunumm vtum it Bis.'jsKajs iaar' BILIOUS1 CONSTIPATED? 11 FOR SPEEDJTRELIEF. Utarl^ BverybodV SIMMMS UVEI lEGUUTH *Slt YOUf f One, rich, i orplain food, 'equally saving Indispensable For Home Baking A GORGEOUS SCENE. The Press Agent's Description of the Weddlne. When Emory, the society repor ter, telephoned that he was sick, it so happened that all of the other reporters were busy. The editor turned to the circus press agent, who had dropped in, and asked him if he thought he could write up a wedding. "Sure," said the agent. The following is what he turned in; "The wedding of Miss Million and Count Air took place at the Fifth Avenue Church last night. Long before the Grand Entry the Monstrous, Absolutely Water-proof structure was crowded to the doors. After the Grand Prome nade Concert, there entered the HE HAS MADE A SUCCESS. He has made a success of this life if a few Pause to weep at his bier when his journey is through; If the smile on his face, and the words that he spake Will be missed when he's gone, and if one heart shall ache Because he is not here. Yes, if only one mourn. The world is better for his being born. He has made a success of this life if the end Finds him tenderly borne to the grave by a friend; If but one man shall say : "He was gentle and true. His voice was a voice that I oft listened to. I shall miss him," and weeping, shall turn from his door, He has made a success, for no man can do more. Success, when you sum it all up, isn't gold, Nor is it in doing some deed that is bold; For the money we make and the houses we build, Mean nothing the moment our voice has been stilled; But he has succeeded who, when he is gone. In the heart of another is still living on. INDIRECTION. Fair are the flowers and the children, but their subtle suggestion is fairer; Rare is the rose burst of dawn, but the secret tha( clasps it is rarer. Sweet the exultance of song, but the strain that precedes it is sweeter, And never was a poem yet writ, but the meaning outmasiered the metre. Never a daisy that grows, but a mystery guideth the growing; Never a river that flows, but a majosty sceptres the flowing; Never Shakespeare that soared, but a stronger than he did enfold him, Never a prophet foretells, but a mightier seer hath foretold him. Back of the canvas that throbs the painter is hinted and hidden; Into the statue that breathes, the soul of the sculptor is bidden; Under the joy that is felt lie the infinite issues of feeling; Crowning the glory revealed is the glory that) crowns the revealing. Great are the symbols of being, but that which is symboled is greater; Vast the created and beheld, but vaster the inward creator; Back of the sounds broods the silence, back of the gift stands the giving; Back of the hand that receives, thrill the sensitive nerves of receiving. Space is as nothing to spirit, the deed is outdone by the doing; The heart of the wooer is warm, but the warmer the heart of the wooing; And up from the pits when these shiver and up from the heights where those shine, Twin voices and shadows swim starward, And the essence of life is divine. —Richard Reaif. INDEPENDENT IN REALITY. Now Qirls, Consider This Impor tant Fact. Women may train their daughters in all the ways they imagine to be pleasing to men; they may teach them to wrig gle and squirm and reef in their waist and roll their eyes and lisp out insipid nothings between carmine stained lips, and yet men will desert them to flock about the girl who is fully and completely indepen dent of them, and who cares, very little whether they fall in love with her or not. It is nat ural for men to want what they cennot get too easily, and wo men cheapen themselves who thus "stoop to conquer.'' But no girl can affect independence. She must be independent in reality. And in order to be so if she has no fortune in her own right she must have an occupa tion that renders her self-sus taining. Now, girls, consider this fact. The day of useful ness is nearly past. Young men are not going to gobble you up for wives on the strength of any looks or manners you may possess. Some of them are fools enough to do it, but they cannot afford it. The pressure of the line is inexora ble. Use, use, use the constant demand. The tneanest of all mean men is the one who makes capital out ot a calamity. Anyway, it isn't a matter of re cord that an old hen originated the shell game. SEN. FRYE'S FISHING LUCK. Senator Frye is an enthusias tic fisherman. He was once the guest of a family who ar ranged for him and other visi tors in Eastport, Maine, a pic nic at a lake a few miles dis tant. The head of the family noticing that his brother, who had charge of the vehicle, had placed a supply of fishing para- phernalia in one of the wagons, asked why he had done so. "They're for Frye," was the reply. "But, man alive! There are no llsh in that lake,'' the older exclaimed. "VVell,Prye doesn't know it." Frye didn't. On arriving at the lake he took the fishing tackle and trudged ofl to return some hours later very warm and much bitten by mosqut. toes. "Get any bites, Frye?" he was asked. "Get any bites!" was the half indignant reply. "Look at my facel" Saved Prom The Grave. "I had about given up hope, after nearly four years of sutfering front a se vere lung trouble," writes Mrs. M L. Dix, of Clarksville, Tenn. "Often the pain in my chest i^ould be almost un bearable and I could not do any work, but Dr. King's New Discovery has made me feel like a new peraon. Its the best medicine made forthethroatand lungs. Obstinate coughs, stubborn colds, hay lever, la grippe, asthma, croup, bron chitis and hemorrhages, hoarseness and whooping cough, yield quickly to this wondetlbl medicine. Try it. 60c. andfl. Trial bottles free. GHsaianteed by all druggists. No man knows so well where the shoe pinches as he who wears it. Most Glorious, Elegant, Colossal, and Fabulously Rich Pageant of all times. A Magnificent and Opulent scene of Glitter, Splendor,blending the wonders of the Orient with the Marvels of the Occident. A Kale- idoiscopic and Dioramic Presenta tion, Eclipsing in Magnitude and Surpassing in Barbaric Splendor, all previous efforts. A moving Panorama of Grandeur, a Superb Eye Feast of Magnicence, teeming with life and color, exhibited in a scries of Pageantry Displays and Brilliant Tableaux, the Pomp and Splendid Regalia of the East. The Procession moved in Mastodonic, Majestic, Massive and Magnificent March under the Irridescent Sheen of a Thousand Glimmering Lights, the whole forming a Sumptuous, Satisfying and Surprising Exhibi tion, so Overwhelmingly Superior to all previous efforts that no lan guage in its praise is extravagant, and it is simply impossible of ver bal delineation. Never before has there been such a Prodigal Plenti- tude of Princely Pageantry. "Into this enchanted dreamland there came Handsome Knights, dressed in Gorgeous Manner of the Imperial Claw Hammer, Beau tiful women in Sublime Creations, Beautiful, Impossible women, with waists three degrees below their swan-like necks, with silken gar ments falling eight inches under the toes in front and four yards be hind the heels, decorated with one thousand yards—one thousand—of lace and ribbon. Silken hair drawn gracefully back in beautiful folds over a bale of hay and held togeth er with flowers, fly-net and fuzz. Thus they entered a wonderful presentation of Strange, Odd and Remarkable shapes, whose dupli cates are not on earth, represent ing the Whims and Fancies of the designers in their most Eccentric moods. The Knights and Ladies, flower girls. Ladies-in-waiting, and other members of the Superb Com pany formed a line on each side of the Altar. The Minister poised himself gracefully in the center. "Now came the time when all hearts ceased to beat. The Spec tators see the two Principal Per formers appear at the head of the Long, Steep, Inclined aisles. The Music plays, The Signal is given. They are olf, and down that steep incline they come, a most superb exhibition of Unparalleled, Dan gerous and Death-defying Nerve. Timed to the Second, they meet at the Altar, the Minister says a few words, and then the hero. Laughing Death to Scorn, while Diabolical Audacity sits upon his brow, lets his hand, containing nothing but a band of Pure Gold make one stupendous awful flight across the wide chasm and alights safely within the wailing hand up on the other side, the ring fits upon the Fair Girl's Unger, and the act so fraught with Awful Consequence as to Appall all imitators is over. The Music grows louder, the spec tators sigh with relief, and the greatest spectacle of Modern Times is only a memory."—judge. Some rise by sin, and some by virtue. Olillclran Ory FOR FLETCHER'S CASTORIA {PUTTING AWAY SMALL SUMS Here, you can put away small sums not needed for present | ; use. And while waiting your call they will draw interest. f I An account in our Savings Department does not always imply jt I small transactions, far from it. Many large depositors are using i j our Savings pass-books. They are using them for the interest j they get; they are also using them because of the convenience j I afforded. 4 per cent, interest allowed, compounded quarterly. BANK OF ENFIELD, ENFIELD, N. C. UNAnRACTIVE HOMES. Make Your Homes Attractive and Bright Bring In the Violin or the Picture. Winter has especial tempta tions in the fact that many homes are peculiarly unattrac tive at this season. In the sum mer months the young man can sit out on the steps, or he can have a bouquet in the vase on the mantel, or the evenings being so short, soon after gas light he wants to retire any how. But there are many par ents who do not understand how to make the long winter evenings attractive to their children. It is amazing to us that so many old people do not understand young people. To hear some of these parents talk you would think they had nev er themselves been young and had been born with spectacles on. Oh,it is dolorous for young people to sit in the house from 7 to 11 o'clock at night and to hear parents groan about their ailments and the nothingness of this world. The nothingness of this world? How dare you talk such blasphemy? It took God six days to make this world, and he allowed 6,000 years to hang upon his holy heart, and this world has shone on you and blessed you and ca ressed you for these fifty or seventy years, and yet you dare talk about the nothingness of this world! Why, it is a mag nificent world ! Wo do not be lieve in the whole universe there is a world equal to it ex cept heaven. You cannot ex pect your children to stay in the house these long winter evenings to hear you denounce this star lighted, sun warmed shower baptized, flower strewn angel watched, God inhabited planet. Oh, make your home bright! Bring in the violin or the pic ture. It does lot require a great salary or a big house, or chased silver, or gorgeous up holstery to make a happy home. AH that is watched is father's heart, a mother's heart, in sym pathy with young folks. CHILDREN TEETHINQ Mhm. Winslow's Bootuinq Syrui* has been used for over 50 years by millions of mothers fortheirchiMren while teeth* iiiflf, with perfect success. It soothes the child, softens the (?um, allays all pain; cures wind colic, and is the best remedy fotDiarrhcea. Sold by druggists in ©very part of the world. Be sure and ask for "Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syr up," and take no other kind. Twenty- live cents a bottle. in time it may be made criminal by ordinance or statue to perform any think like quiet unostentatious charity. ^0=01^ O SUBSCRIBE O NOW! FOR THE WHMttWeyKlnnliiilliMMi tr Ifahg Mi MiK Ttwih. Kidney trouble pnya upon the miad, ditcourageaandlesseuBambition, beaaty, vigor and cheerful-* ness soon disi^pear when the kidney • are out of order or dis* eased. Kidney trouble hat become so prevalent that it is not nncom* ttioa for a child to be bora afflicted with ^eak kidneys. If the child urinates too often, if the urine fcalda the flesh, or if, when t^ child reacheaan age when it should be able to control the pa^TO, it it yet afflicted with bed-wet ting, depend upon it, thecause of thediffi* cuUy ia kidney trouble, and the first step should be towards the treatment of these important orgAns. This unpleasant trouble is due to a diseased conmtion of the kidneys and bladder and not to a habit as most people suppose. Women as well as men are made miser able with kidney and bladder trouble. 5wunp»Root is soon realized. It U sold by druggists, in fifty- cent and one^ollar size bottles. You may have a sample bottle by mail free, also a pamphlet telling all _ about Swamp-Ropt, HtmTSSSmfSZT' including many of the thonsandt cf t««ti monial Mtera received from mfferen Daily, Sunday and Semi- Weekly 19'Largest Circular south of Baltimore. Per Annum Daily and Sunday $7. Daily only, $5. Sunday only, $2. Semi-Weekly, $1. All the news I All the time I I prouiptly olAained (niUl couutrit-HbM llOfftk. | I ra*ef*lSAaNs.(;«T«»tt«hd copyn^un^ I I tstered. Send Kketoh. Wod^l or laioto. Tor § 1 rast MPORT Ob PAteotpnMA- f ' Iw exriart^ir. MNK atniitr-*- ' KenA 4 ('fnts tn Mtunp* for our l> ncfi p»u>nt luw and ottier Tua«D:e mionnuMm. ■ D. SWIFT a GO. WeAskTon to take Caidui, for jow fwnalt troubles, baeauseva am am it vin be^ jwu. RaoMiAtr flat | this great female twn«df~- OF CARDDI has brought teHafto flwonndtef other sick woman, m «hy not to | you> For haadadM bMkacha, periodical pabia. (eii^ vaak- ness, maiqr haw said it la "the best medieloe to takA." 'nyttl Sdd In TUt CUT rs Electric Bitters Succeed when everythiag *»li- In nemna pnwnUoa and fanal* weekoeMee tliejr are the nprana lemedjr, u thouaoda have MidQed. il la Um bed medklae ««m sold over a drugglM'a eoamn. Special Sale! We have on hand nveral ooniign ments of the latest in wool, Waah and PrinoeM ladies Suits. Bather than re turn these suits our headquarters deci ded to put them on sale at half prioe for cash only. 115 Suits I7.S0. Prin cess, white and all other colon IS to 97, now $2.50 to fS. Wa^ Coat Suits |4 to 16, now S1.98 to8. to«6 Nat Waist* reduced fl.75 to t2.S0 Black and col ored silk Petticoats to t6 now 12.88 to 13.75. Voile Skirts te to ISqow«5.£0 to 14.50.. |1),000 vatds lace and embroid eries to IMsefkt at half prioe, 7Ba to lion, n0w.S0 to II to 40. 7 to 9b About ekiaeontleaa t half piiee. 10 and 000 yards an cost at and be wlw found Swamp-Root to be just the remedy needed. In writing Dr. Kilmer & Co., Binghamton, N. Y.,^ sure and mentioa this paper. Don't aiak* an^ mistake, bat rcueaiber the aamtj Dr, Ulmer's fiwaam-Root, and Oa ' N:Y.,e«antrMtti.


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What can you do with old sheet music or book pages? Create these Book Page and Sheet Music Christmas Craft Ideas, of course!
Book page and sheet music crafts are certainly not new. But with their great patina and history, old pages sure make for great crafting material. Especially at Christmas-time when tradition and familiarity just feel so darn good! This round up of book page and sheet music Christmas craft ideas will give you plenty of inspiration!
DIY Paper and Embossed Leaf Garland
Vintage Book Page Pinwheel Letter Banner
DIY Upscale Paper Chain Garland
Sheet Music Wooden Tag Ornament
Music Sheet Star of David Ornament
Simple Curled Paper Tree Ornament


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Dilla Day Lupus Walk/Run 2019 will be celebrated on Saturday, June 15th at Minnehaha Regional Park located at 4801 S Minnehaha Dr, Minneapolis, MN 55417. The event will begin at 8am and all walkers/runners must finish no later than10am.
This Lupus walk is inspired by Dilla Day which is celebrated annually here in the Twin Cities and is organized by the TC Dilla Commitee. Dilla Day is a celebration of the life and legacy of J Dilla, a Detriot Native HipHop artist and producer who passed away on Feburary 10th 2006 from Lupus. To learn more about the J Dilla foundation and how they are using his musical legacy at the forefornt of providing musical education please visit http://jamesdyanceyfoundation.org/
We are excited to walk/run with you!
*No Refunds because this is a fundraiser


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CISD percussionists play alongside Grammy nominee at Purely Rhythmic concert
Lili Lomas, Student Life Editor
March 27, 2017
On Saturday night, all Coppell ISD percussionists performed alongside Grammy nominated drumset artist Michael D'Angelo at the annual Purely Rhythmic concert at Coppell High School. D'Angelo performed in several songs with both middle school and high school students throughout the night,...
Respira Choir to 'Run the World' at annual Dessert Show
Gracie Blackwell, Staff Writer
November 17, 2016
Desserts and music can bring people together to open the Thanksgiving break. Friday at 7 p.m. and Saturday at 2 p.m., the Coppell High School Respira Choir is hosting its annual Dessert Show and Silent Auction. The theme for this year's show is 'Run the World'. This all-girls show choir wil...
Coppell Community Chorale ends season with explosive concert
Gracie Blackwell, Staff Writer
May 19, 2016
Music brings people together from all different genres. Over the weekend, the Coppell Community Chorale did just that. The Coppell Community Chorale Concert, entitled Mood Music took place this past Saturday at 3 p.m. and 7 p.m, and Sunday at 3 p.m., ending its 2015-2016 season. Starting off, 32...
Coppell Community Chorale to host final concert Mood Music
Gracie Blackwell, Staff Writer
May 11, 2016
Music can bring families and friends together from all over the community by giving them something to relate to. As spring nears an end, it is the last chance to see a show that appeals to these emotions. On Saturday and Sunday, the Coppell Community Chorale (CCC) is set to hold a Sprin...
Swift's performance fulfills fans' "Wildest Dreams"
Elena Gillis, Staff Writer
October 20, 2015
By Elena Gillis Staff Writer @elenamg24 ARLINGTON- "Well good evening, Arlington, Texas," Taylor Swift began, after shocking the crowd with an elaborate performance of "Welcome to New York", "In my opinion, there is no greater, or more beautiful sight in the world than 60,000 screaming people in Arli...
Blaming it on George Ezra for a great night
October 15, 2015
By Valeria Gil Staff Writer DALLAS - As fans waited to greet George Ezra, you could sense the anticipation from the moment you stepped in line to enter the venue. Not expecting that much of a crowd, I arrived at 6 p.m., the concert starting at 7 p.m., and to my surprise I was greeted by a line that...
Halsey show is brief, fans left wanting more
October 11, 2015
Mallorie Munoz Managing Editor @munoz_mallorie DALLAS- "So Dallas, you think you know what I am about to do?" Ashley Frangipane, who goes by Halsey, said. This was not the Dallas crowd's first rodeo. Many devoted fans who had memorized the setlist and performance...
Sam Smith, Imagine Dragons, Fall Out Boy and more; summer concerts you will not want to miss
May 29, 2015
By Sloane Samberson Staff Writer @SloaneSamberson Today marks one week until school is officially out, and with summer just around the corner, there are plenty of concerts in line for you attend. Below I have listed the hottest concerts that are coming to the Dallas/Fort Worth...
Purity Ring's unique style draws crowds together
May 23, 2015
By Gabby Sahm Staff Writer @gabbysahm DALLAS- As you walked through the doors of the Bomb Factory at 7 p.m. last night, the crowd seemed to be small. If you were to walk through the same doors at 8 p.m., the room would have been packed from wall to wall. The band Purity Ring has the power to bring people tog...
Time Warp Band brings energy to Concert In The Square
November 3, 2014
By Nicolas Henderson Staff Writer @happenstance98 As Coppell continues to revitalize its town square, the city is constantly introducing new businesses and new events to the neighborhood. One of those events, the Concert In The Square, took place Saturday evening to a warm response. Headlined...
Kongos, Young the Giant, Kings of Leon concert leaves crowd in flurry of emotions
September 15, 2014
By Shruthika Pochampally staff writer @shruthreddy DALLAS - When I first saw Young the Giant live in February at Southside Ballroom in Dallas, I was truly mesmerized by the lead singer Sameer Gadhia's tremendous vocals and the band's captivating stage presence. So when I found myself fre...
Grouplove brings colour to South Side Ballroom
September 2, 2014
By Sloane Samberson Staff Writer DALLAS - The lyrics "Ah, ah, ah, ah! Oh, oh, oh, oh! I'm with you," echoed throughout South Side Ballroom as indie rock band, Grouplove, opened with "I'm With You" the leadoff track on their most recently released album,"Spreading Rumors". Hannah Hooper, Christian Zucconi, Sean Gadd, Andrew Wessen and Ryan Rabin ...


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Silvercorp Metals Inc. (NYSE:SVM) reached today (8/30/2017) a price of $2.96 with a total volume of 163431. Today's high was $3.03 and Today's low was $2.92. A change of $0.01 or 0.34% from the previous day of ($2.95). The company's 200-day MA (Moving Average) was 2.91 and a 50-day MA of 2.81.
|Stock Overview
|Name: Silvercorp Metals Inc.
|Stock Symbol: SVM
|Price: $2.96
|Volume: 163431
|Day High: $3.03
|Day Low: $2.92
|Prev Close: $2.95
|Change %: 0.34
|Change $: $0.01
|52 Week High: $4.5
|52 Week Low: $2.07
|200 Day MA: 2.91
|Market Cap: 496.96M
|Book Value: 1.66
|EPS Current: 0.03
|EPS Next Year: 0.19
|PE Ratio: 10.57
|Dividend Pay Date: 6/30/2017
|Dividend $/Share: $
|Ex Dividend Date: 6/7/2017
|Category: NYSE
Silvercorp Metals Inc. (OTCBB:SVM) has a Market Cap of 496.96M and a book value of common share of 1.66, and an Earning/Share (EPS) of 0.28. The 52-week high was $4.5, while the 52-week low was $2.07.
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Ernie O' Malley standing outside the Four Courts, June 1922
Book Title:
The Men Will Talk to Me: Ernie O'Malley's Interviews with the Northern Divisions
Edited by Síobhra Aiken, Fearghal MacBhloscaidh, Liam Ó Duibhir and Diarmuid Ó Tuama
Merrion Press
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This is the latest installment in a series of books incorporating interviews and notes taken mostly in the 1940s by Ernie O'Malley, the famous IRA commander during the "Tan War", as the War of Independence is referred to in this book, of IRA members of their recollections of that momentous period from 1913 to 1924. Most, but not all, of the men interviewed eventually took the anti-Treaty side in the Civil War and did not make statements to the Bureau of Military History. This book attempts to avoid duplication of those statements and thereby fill in lacunae in the narrative. The joint anti-Treaty and pro-Treaty IRA offensive that never materialised against the new northern state in 1922 is a central consideration. The specifically northern problem of sectarianism and the pogroms in and around Belfast inevitably loom large. There is an interesting, if somewhat contentious, introduction by one of the editors. The sketch of Frank Aiken leaves out key episodes of his role as IRA commander. However, the recollections are valuable contributions to our understanding of the complicated situation of Ulster during those tumultuous times.


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It has been a busy old term for the Pipes & Drums with performances and competitions going on throughout the term.
The band is much in demand at both internal and external events. Our training band and parade band combined early in the term to play at the Parents' Association Burns' Supper; a short performance in the Quad prior to the main event and thankfully no snow on the ground to contend with.
The competition band has been hard at work preparing for band competitions as well as the Gala Concert in the Perth Concert Hall which saw the band closing the first half of the concert with their competition medley set.
Soloists have been competing throughout the term with prizes listed below and we were delighted to provide a quartet of pipers supporting the Order of St John charity by playing at a concert in St Ninian's Cathedral early in February. A small group will be playing at an Awards ceremony at the Dunblane Hydro in early March and our next band event will see us performing at the school Open Day with one or two players going on to perform at McDairmid Park later that day and then the final Sunday of term, 24 March, sees us competing at the Glasgow Highland Club Schools competition.
Solo Results
Vale of Atholl Solos
Gregor Cochrane
1st in the piping 18 & under jig,
2nd in piobaireachd,
4th in March, Strathspey and Reel
2nd overall.
Ben M
2nd in the side drumming 18 and under March, Strathspey and Reel
Mackenzie Caledonian Solos
Gregor C
2nd in the piping 18 and under 6/8 march
3rd in the jig.
4th in the march, Strathspey and Reel
Ben M
1st in the side drumming 18 and under March, Strathspey and Reel
1st in the 6/8 march.
George Watson's Solos
Gregor C
3rd in the piping 18 and under March Strathspey and Reel.
Brian Elrick