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Atlanta Medical Group allegedly prescribed a high rate of the prescription painkiller Oxycodone, a Schedule II controlled substance, to a large number of patients treated too hastily for proper medical examination. The indictment, handed down June 29, 2011, detailed that pills were dispensed on-site at the Cartersville clinic in exchange for cash at substantially marked-up prices to patients often visibly suffering from addiction as well as those purchasing for the purpose of re-selling the drug.
James Chapman, a licensed physician from Macon, allegedly acted as the presiding doctor actively filling the prescriptions while Jason Votrobek, of Vero Beach, Fla., was outlined in the indictment as principle owner of the Atlanta Medical Group. Jesse Violante, also of Vero Beach, was listed as a co-owner and operator, while Roland Castellanos, of Cartersville, was named facility director. Office Manager Tara Atkins, also of Cartersville, was allegedly involved in all aspects of the clinic's operations.
Prosecutor Cassandra Schansman said Wednesday that Violante and Atkins pleaded to charges.
Violante faced six counts — selling, distributing or dispensing a controlled substance; money laundering — controlled substance selling, distributing or dispensing; two counts of laundering of monetary instruments; laundering of monetary instruments; and engaging in monetary transactions, according to documents filed in U.S. District Court for the Northern District of Georgia. According to a Jan. 17 plea agreement, Violante pleaded guilty to the first count — selling, distributing or dispensing a controlled substance — with the remaining charges dropped under the deal.
The deal said Violante's criminal activity and that of "others acting in concert with involved 61,908 (30mg) and 10,564 (15mg) pills of Oxycodone ... ."
Scheduled to be sentenced April 11 at 10:30 a.m. in Rome, Violante could face up to 20 years in prison, a $1 million fine, full restitution to all victims and forfeiture of any and all proceeds from the commission of the offense, according to the plea agreement.
"In recognition of the significant litigation risks to the Government avoided by the Defendant entering into this plea agreement, the Government recommends an additional four (4) level downward variance from the Adjusted Offense Level," the sentencing recommendations portion of the agreement states. "The Government agrees to recommend that the Defendant be sentenced to the low end of the Guidelines."
Atkins on Jan. 22 pleaded guilty to withholding information on a crime. Under the plea agreement, the additional charges she faced — controlled substance selling, distributing or dispensing; money laundering — controlled substance selling, distributing or dispensing; and laundering of monetary instruments — will be dismissed.
She could face up to three years in prison and a $250,000 fine when sentenced on April 18 in Rome.
"The Government agrees to recommend that the Defendant be sentenced to the low-end of the Guidelines. The [Government] will recommend that the Defendant be sentenced to home confinement," according to the plea agreement.
A jury trial for Votrobek, Castellanos and Chapman had been set for Jan. 28 before the judge issued a motion for continuance days ahead of the trial.
According to court documents, there is a correlating case pending in Florida.


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Rested and ready, Cadel Evans said he looks forward to his return to France for the start of the Critérium du Dauphiné. The BMC Racing Team rider has four past runner-up finishes at the race to his credit (2011, 2009, 2008 and 2007) while teammate Tejay van Garderen was third here in 2010.
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The eight-day race begins Sunday with a 5.7-kilometer prologue, features a 53.5 km individual time trial on Stage 4, and several mountainous stages, including a mountain-top finish on the final day. "This will be my final test before the Tour de France and it's not only a good chance to gauge my training but also another chance to race with some of the guys who will be helping me at the Tour de France," Evans said. "Though I haven't raced since the Tour de Romandie, I've been able to get a good bit of training in on much of the parcours that is similar to what I'll face in both the Dauphine and the Tour." BMC Racing Team Directeur Sportif John Lelangue said the race plays to the strengths of both Evans – winner of Critérium International in March – and van Garderen, a recent fourth-place finisher at the Amgen Tour of California. "We know we have two guys to protect and who can both perform well in the time trial," Lelangue said. "After that, there are still three critical days of mountain stages with options to play offensive or defensively, depending on where we are after the time trial."
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Cadel Evans (AUS), Philippe Gilbert (BEL), George Hincapie (USA), Amaël Moinard (FRA), Steve Morabito (SUI), Manuel Quinziato (ITA), Michael Schär (SUI), Tejay van Garderen (USA).
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Gov. Andrew Cuomo announced the campaign Saturday as lesbian and gay New Yorkers celebrated pride weekend.
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Dixie Land may not be known as a bastion LGBT-friendliness, but there are places in it where Southern Comfort does extend to gays.
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John Grischott of Westley, whom some refer to as the "mayor" of that community, has retired after 37 years in the service station and tire repair business.
The Patterson Township Historical Society has netted $1,500 from the sale of obsolete Patterson City Water Co. stock certificates.
The first class mail rate will increase to 25 cents on Sunday.
Alice Hiatt, a resident of Patterson since 1913, has died at age 96.
50 years ago — April 4, 1938
Showing top animals in last Saturday's local 4-H-FFA Junior Livestock Show were Charles Gustafson, Philip Alves, Henry Hass and Harley Boos. In the showmanship competition, Larry Mancebo, Johnny Azevedo Jr, and Danny Perez took top honors.
Pat Looney has been selected to attend Girls State.
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Three City Council seats are up for grabs this spring, but next week's ballot will include the names of only two candidates — both incumbents. Filing for re-election are E.L. Fink and C.P. Peterson. Mayor J.S. Fiske, who has served 12 years on the panel, is not seeking another term.
Property owners in the lowlands are asking the state to clean the channel of the San Joaquin River as a means of alleviating flooding.
Hundreds of picnickers swarmed to Del Puerto Canyon last weekend, enjoying the sunshine after a very wet spring.
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With this issue the publication day of the Patterson Irrigator is changed from Thursday to Saturday.
The contract with the Payne Investment Co. of Omaha to sell property in the Patterson Colony has expired, and the Patterson Ranch Co. has taken over the sales program. In the past two years, the Payne Investment Co. has sold about 8,000 acres for some $2 million. Since 1910, between 12,000 and 13,000 acres have been sold, bringing more than 800 families to this area.
A block of downtown sidewalks on the east side of South Third Street will soon be poured.
J.H. Evans of the new Evans Telephone Co., who handles the local street lights for PG&E, reports that someone has been tampering with the stitch located near the V.E. Browne residence.
Local gardener Joe Marchan, who has planned and planted much of the vegetation in Patterson's parks, has purchased a home on E Street where he plans to put in a garden.
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Antibiotics are a powerful and important tool in human and animal medicine, and proper use will keep them effective. That was a key message from Terry Dwelle, MD, state health officer of North Dakota, at the National Institute of Animal Agriculture's antibiotic conference this week in Kansas City.
Dwelle says introduction of antibiotics in the 1940s, coupled with vaccination and improved sanitation, resulted in fewer deaths from infectious diseases. Antibiotics are used to treat and prevent infections in humans and animals, and for production efficiency in food animals.
Dwelle acknowledges that using antibiotics in livestock production can add to the risk of emergence of resistant pathogens. He also, however, voluntarily practices medicine in Sub-Saharan Africa, and has seen the effects of malnutrition first hand. Malnutrition magnifies the effects of infectious diseases, particularly in children, and plays a role in the deaths of half of the 10.9 million deaths of children to infectious disease each year. Production of animal protein is important in battling global malnutrition, and Dwelle says society must balance the risk of using antibiotics in animal agriculture with the need for food.
The emergence and spread of antibiotic resistance is, however, a serious problem, with multiple and complex causative factors. Dwelle says from 30 to 60 percent of antibiotic prescriptions in human medicine are inappropriate, including improper dosing and use of broad-spectrum antibiotics as first-line treatments. Studies also have shown a high rate of antibiotics prescribed for colds and other viral sicknesses, largely due to patients pressuring their physicians to prescribe something when they feel sick. Studies have shown 32 percent of patients believe taking an antibiotic during a cold prevents more serious illness and 48 percent expect to take antibiotics for a cold.
Animal applications, he says, also play a role. There are several documented examples of humans contracting antibiotic-resistant pathogens through contact with animals or animal products. Where a direct link is found, Dwelle says, discontinuing specific animal applications for specific antibiotics can reverse the trend toward resistant pathogens.
Dwelle offers the following suggestions for minimizing the risk of antibiotic-resistant pathogens in livestock production:
- Use antibiotics only when indicated.
- Use the least broad-spectrum products first.
- Use them for the least time possible.
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- Use antibiotics not important to human medicine whenever possible.
- When using "crossover drugs," manage their use for the least impact on human health.
- Appropriately monitor cultures and sensitivities to detect signs of resistance.
Dwelle suggests several tactics for addressing antibiotic resistance across human and veterinary medicine. These include:
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Look at them shoes dance. Dance shoes, dance!
Well, to be fair, the Disney versions are adaptations of classics.
You can find the stories in the original texts by Hans Christian Andersen, Charles Perrault, etc. A lot of them are just old folk tales.
So, knowing how big of a fan of Twilight I am, this post has been a long time coming. Like Bram Stoker's vampires, Anne Rice's are pretty badass. One of the the most interesting is Claudia. Unlike the rest of her kind, Claudia was made a vampire before she was an adult which leaves her to be a child for eternity. At first, that's cool and her vampire fathers Lestat and Louis spoil her to no end. She ensnares her prey by being an angelic young child, often lost or in need. She murders at will and without care, ugh, kids. As decades wear on, Claudia becomes frustrated that she'll never experience life as an adult. Her frustration turns to blind rage and she murders Lestat (but he don't die!) and she and Louis flee to Europe to find more about their vampire roots. In Paris, the pair revel in culture and the arts before finding a troupe of vampires who pretend to be humans who pretend to be vampires to trick their prey. After it is revealed that Louis and Claudia killed Lestat, the theatrical vampires condemn Claudia to death by sunshine. I hate sunshine too. For those concerned for Louis, he lives, but is forever haunted by the death of Claudia. Try to keep in mind what a spoiled child with really good taste would wear…
1. Help me, I'm lost and have an undying bloodthirst
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2. We're moving to Paris because everybody else SUCKS
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3. Oh great, now I'm getting burned alive, this is great, fantastic.
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Another day, another Fashionista.com post. This one is tumblr superstar and dashboard frequenter, Alexa Chung. Click over to Fashionista.com to see the whole thing.
Would you like to see some more? I have more, isn't that great?
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By now, you probably know that I'm a big fan of Jack Spade. I'd wager to say that most of my wardrobe is from there and although a hefty amount of that came from when I worked there, I'm still pretty loyal.
Another brand I'm loyal to? Coca-cola, because this is America and I am an American. True, I may fancy a Pepsi every now and then but you can't have a burger without a Coke and you definitely can't have a steak sandwich from La Esquina without one, blasphemy.
So today, when I heard the 2 had joined forces to celebrate Coca-Cola's 125th anniversary, I was stoked. The pieces I'm most excited for? The hat, the tote, the iphone case and the t-shirt. Will I look like a Jack Spade x Coca-Cola evangelist? Yes. Do I care? Yes, because I love them both.
You can look at the rest of the collab on the newly redesigned (lookin' good) Jack Spade website.
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Princess Zelda is the HBIC of Hyrule. Together with Link, she must protect the kingdom from Ganon, the evil wizard/pig. This time, I decided to focus in on Zelda during The Ocarina of Time which remains to be one of my favorite video games to date. When we first meet Zelda she is young and becomes childhood friends with Link. Naturally, when we travel forward in time, she is older and wiser. She spends half of her adulthood disguised as Sheikh of the Sheikah tribe. When disguised, she helps guide Link in his quest to vanquish evil. Finally, she is revealed as the strong, wise and triforce wielding Princess Zelda. WOOO!!! NINTENDO!!!
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2. Ganon, if you mess with my man, I'm a be the one to bring it to ya
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3. Sheikh of the Sheikah
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Lydia Deets is one of my favorite apathetic characters ever. Having watched Beetlejuice many times in my childhood, I like to think that her general negative attitude toward everything rubbed off on me. I can only my children grow up with the same pessimistic outlook. Anyway, Lydia finds herself stuck in Connecticut with her frantic mother and simple father. Little do they know, their new home is where the ghosts of Alec Baldwin and Geena Davis live, isn't that fun? Lydia forms a relationship with them and has various misadventures in the netherworld where she runs into Beetlejuice. I'm a little hazy on the details but there are sandworms and witch doctors and almost a wedding. Also, the cartoon version was great.
1. Bride of Beetlejuice
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2. I myself am strange and unusual
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3. Shake, Shake, Shake Senora
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Did you enjoy this post? You might find these fun too:
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Everybody knows a Luna Lovegood type, they're that one quirky friend you have that you sometimes wish would stop talking but at the same time, you never want them to shut up. Well, maybe that's a little harsh, let's leave it at your one quirky friend. Of course, when it comes to Harry Potter, there is much more to Luna than meets the eye and she becomes instrumental in bringing down Voldemort. She's easily one of the most entertaining characters in the story. So give it up for LL.
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2. Look out for the Nargles
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3. Slug Club Christmas Party
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Dominique Francon is the heroine of The Fountainhead and seems to be the only woman in the world made for the protagonist and architect Howard Roark. Likewise, he seems to be the only man for her. You know, it's funny, both Howard and Dominique have this contempt for people around them. They feel like nobody measures up to their own personal standards of design or of life. Yet somehow, they're both lovable. Dominique is admirable because she realizes that in life she has nobody to answer to but herself and doesn't have to worry about how others value or judge her. Once she picks that up, she finds total and utter happiness. She's right you know, who gives a shit?
1. I'm the best ever
Shirt by Sass and Bide, pants by Gianfranco Ferre, shoes by Versus
2. You're all crap
Jacket by Cushnie et Ochs, shirt by Preen, skirt by Band of Outsiders, shoes by Jonathan Saunders
3. Whatever, y'all don't know meee
Dress by Nicole Farhi, shoes by Peter Pilotto
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Howard Roark, Mrs. Dalloway, Lucrezia Borgia and the Post Index.
Do you know before I became the world's leading rhythmic gymnast, I really wanted to be an architect? The design of buildings always held an interest for me, from historical architecture, to Bauhaus, to post-modern crap. Howard Roark, the protagonist of The Fountainhead and I share this love. Like many people, he suffers for his work. Howard finds it difficult to work after he graduates. He could find easy success at the sacrifice of his own creativity. He knows how good of an architect he is and he spends his early career bouncing around, waiting for somebody to recognize his talent. His work life is plagued by negative press and a relationship with Dominique Francon. Eventually, Roark finds somebody to appreciate his work, but not without exploding some things. Hooray for explosions.
1. Are you kidding? I'm the most bomb-ass architect in town
Coat by E. Tautz, shirt and sweater by Michael Bastian, pants and shoes by Louis Vuitton
2. You people at The Banner are a bunch of muckraking bastards!
Coat by Michael Bastian, suit and shoes by Canali, shirt and tie by Corenliani
3. You disobeyed me, so I'm going to explode this ugly building. Explosions!
Coat by Simon Spurr, pants and shoes by Dolce & Gabbana
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Everybody is always talking about Cleopatra. Well, everybody that talks about Pharaohs and ancient Egyptian royals. Sure, C-pats was great, but I'm much more interested in Nefertiti. We all know her from that famous bust of hers-a long slender neck, a big crazy hat and beautiful face. She reigned with her husband, Pharaoh Akhenaten and the pair brought a religious revolution to Egypt to worship one god as opposed to the previous pantheon of gods. Very much of her life is still a mystery, but that's what makes it fun. But yeah, I'm sure she was really concerned with like her clothes and crap.
1. I'm the Queen, don't you forget it
Beaded top by Sass and Bide, dress by Mario Schwab, shoes by Suno
2. Look at me in my crazy desert dress
Dress by Elie Tahari, shoes by Etro
3. Dress by Cushnie et Ochs, shoes by Proenza Schouler
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I've seen this around a few times and tried it on today. It is nice and I want it. It's definitely on the expensive side at $1200 and there's no way I'll be able to afford it but it would be great for all my urban hunting excursions in Nolita.
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Attention kids, Rag & Bone's tumblr is all poppin' with photos from their 2nd DIY campaign. Oh Rag & Bone, you had me at hello.
I don't know where to begin with Daenerys Targaryen. I don't even know where to begin with Game of Thrones. When we first meet DT, she's young, weak and under the control of her punk-ass brother. After marrying Khal Drogo, king of the Dothraki, she becomes Khaleesi, queen of the Dothraki. This new role changes her and she transforms from a weak girl into a dragon-lady. Seriously, she gives birth to dragons. Also, her brother dies, hooray! Too bad though, her husband dies, boooooo. With the dragons at her side, she goes on to fight for her birthright to the throne of the seven kingdoms and all that jazz.
1. I'm the Khaleesi, do whatever I say and everything will be a-okay
Dress by Alberta Feretti, shoes by Elie Tahari
2. These are my babies, they are dragons.
Dress by Peter Pilotto, shoes by Prabal Gurung
Dress by Donna Karan, shoes by Proenza Schouler
As many of you know, The Great Gatsby is one of my favorite novels. I've styled the characters several times here and Daisy Buchanan is easily in my top posts. Last week at the Ralph Lauren show, I couldn't help but think of the East Egg and West Egg gang. All the clues were there—detailing, feathers, drop-waists and lots of movement. If you've been a follower of Textbook for a while, you'll know that my favorite collections get a lot of play each season. Let me say this, Ralph will get a lot of play. Good show.
Yes, but I dropped out. All students should smoke because it makes you cooler and then they should drop out.
I ditched the city for Connecticut this weekend and on the way to dinner my family started asking me what I thought Irene would wear if she was you know, not a hurricane. Right away, I played the Rodarte card and then started thinking some Prabal Gurung—sort of that Miss Havisham whirling mess type, ya know. Later on, Prabal Gurung actually tweeted to ask if his followers thought she'd be an all black type or color-blocking type. I figured if both my Dad and Prabal Gurung wanted to know, I could do a post on it. So here it is and it's all 95 mph appropriate. Fine family fun for your hurricane tumbling.
1. I keep tornadoes in my handbag, I'll mace you.
Dress by Rodarte, boots by Thakoon
2. Blowin' errybody.
Dress by Prabal Gurung, tights and shoes by Anna Sui
3. Pshhhh my eye is collapsing, BFD.
Dress by Viktor & Rolf, tights by Prabal Gurung, boots by Lanvin
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Hello Textbook people, I'm glad to be back, work has been crazy lately but hey, it pays my bills. Here we have Eleanor of Aquitane, basically the most bitchin' badass woman of medieval times. Eleanor was a highly educated, strong willed and fiercely political. When she was 15, she became Queen of France and traveled to fight in the second crusade. Yup, she fought in the crusades, good for her. After the crusade, she divorced her husband and married King Henry of England and had a rather unhappy marriage. Eight kids later, the couple was estranged and Eleanor sort of ran her own show and set up a salon called "The Court of Love" where the brightest minds of the age discussed love, marriage and duty. One of her sons chose to rebel against her husband and her support found her in prison for 16 years but she was set free after Henry died. She's also widely acknowledged to be one of the most beautiful women ever. Badass.
1. Queen of France
Coat by Celine, dress by Marc Jacobs, boots by Prada
2. I'm in the crusades, yo!
Cape by Jean Paul Gaultier, dress by Alexander McQueen, boots by Dries Van Noten
3. Oh great, I'm in prison
Coat by Vera Wang, dress by Prabal Gurung, shoes by Lanvin
Shakespeare is always good for a character post, so let's take a look at Twelfth Night. Like many of his works, Twelfth Night is all about mistaken identities, disguise, humor and of love triumphant. Hooray! The heroine of the story is Viola, who is wrecked on the shores of Illyria, governed by Duke Orsino. Separated from her twin brother, she disguises herself as a man named Cesario and comes to know the Duke as his servant. Bromance ensues. The Duke soon enlists Viola (Cesario) to help him win the affections of Lady Olivia. She falls madly in love with Cesario (Viola). Things start to get crazy and Amanda Bynes wins the big soccer game, then her brother returns and all identities are set right and the Duke and Viola get hitched. Yayo. 1. Shipwrecked, but damnnnn I look good Dress by Nina Ricci, coat by Peter Pilotto, shoes by Roberto Cavalli 2. Hello, Govnah! Me name is Cesario! Suit by Thom Browne, coat by Ferragamo, shoes by Lanvin 3. Surprise! I'm a lady! Dress by Aquilano Rimondi, shoes by Valentino
Countess Bathory was a serious woman. She ran one of the wealthiest family's in ye olde Hungary, was a devoted mother, clothes horse and serial killer. How ever did she manage it all? Such a modern woman. Of course, time weighs on us all and it weighed particularly heavy on our dear countess. As she grew older, she became obsessed with beauty and maintaining a youthful visage. Perhaps it was madness that lead her to believe that bathing in the blood of young virgin girls would keep her skin soft and attractive, or maybe it was old folklore, or maybe dogs told her. In any event, she turned her castle into a torture chamber—wandering virgins who wandered too close got the axe. The bloodthirsty countess even had a special cage installed as not to waste any of her precious facewash. Now, before I throw her under the bus again, it should be noted that her guilt is still questioned. In that time, a powerful widow was not something powerful men liked to suffer and it has been said that she was merely a pawn in a bigger play for power. Whether she committed the murders or not, she was sentenced to spend the end of her days bricked up in a suite of rooms at her castle. Ouch.
1. Maybe she's born with it…maybe it's virgin blood.
Top by Marc Jacobs, skirt by Elie Saab, shoes by Lanvin
2. Because I'm worth it.
Dress by Azzedine Alaia
3. I feel pretty, oh so pretty.
Coat by Proenza Schouler, dress by Alexander McQueen, tights and shoes by Prabal Gurung
I heard about Pneumonia White a few weeks ago through e-mail. It's a pretty sick personal style blog from L.A. The photography is weird, the writing is spooky but it's all in a good way. Not to mention she dresses in some serious designers. According to her bio, she lives in "Secret Hollywood" and is currently taking up residence in an old house in Bel Air, left to her by her grandmother. If you've got some time, check it out.
The Talented Mr. Ripley tells the tale of a man who becomes obsessed with wealth, power and his friend. The book begins in New York, where down-on-his-luck Tom Ripley is approached by the wealthy Mr. Greenleaf to help him find his son, Dickie. Tom, an acquaintance of Dickie agrees to help. He soon finds himself in London forming a friendship with Dickie and his girlfriend, Gwyneth Paltrow. Gwyneth starts to resent their friendship and founds a blog called Goop. Tom becomes more obsessed by the day—imitating Dickie and his lifestyle. Sensing Dickie is tiring of him and his antics, Tom murders Dickie while on vacation and assumes his identity. Gwyneth, having now successfully written a cookbook, turns her attention finding her lost boyfriend. Along with Mr. Greenleaf and a detective they catch up with Tom. The truth is nearly exposed, but some convenient assumptions exonerate Tom. He escapes his crime and is free to live his life, followed by the fear of capture and the guilt of murder. Murder most foul.
1. Help me I'm poor…
Shirt by D & G, shorts by Corneliani, shoes by Louis Vuitton
2. Look at Me, I'm Dickie
Coat by Canali, shirt and scarf by Kenzo, pants by Hermes, shoes by Maison Martin Margiela
3. On the run
Jacket, shirt, bag and tie by Louis Vuitton, pants by Viktor & Rolf, shoes by Prada
I'm a little rusty on Dorian Gray, so forgive any errors up in this piece. It centers on the idea of selling your soul, or exchanging it for something. It's a common theme, I believe it was first seen in Faust or Faustus. The protagonist sells his soul for a life he thinks would be better. Things go on and he lives a fantastic, pleasure-seeking life and then goes to Hell. Yay, Hell! Of course, this theme is everywhere from Billy Joel to Elizabeth Hurley and to Dorian Gray. In Dorian Gray, the lead trades a normal life for an eternal youth. Through the influence of others he lives a hedonistic life. It must be tough to have tons of sex and be really really ridiculously good looking. Trouble is, as Dorian's sins mount, his true self is revealed in the portrait. His once handsome image is ravaged by his actions. Slowly, he comes to see that his life is a farce, a farce I say! However, despite his attempts at repenting and redemption, he couldn't change it back. Frustrated with rage, he stabs the painting, killing himself and restoring the original work. Heavy shit.
1. Wow, I am so damn good looking, everybody thinks so. Like OMG, look at me.
Jacket by Roland Mouret, shirt and scarf by Maison Martin Margiela, pants by Prada, shoes by Acne
2. Hold on, I gotta sit for this portrait yo.
Suit by Dolce & Gabbana, shoes by Paul Smith
3. Stop looking at me, portrait Dorian!
Jacket by Salvatore Ferragamo, sweater by Maison Martin Margiela, pants by Bottega Veneta, shoes by Dries van Noten
Wanna do some more menswear character/history posts. Who has suggestions?
How do you even begin to describe Anne Boleyn? She has two fendi purses and a silver Lexus. Okay, perhaps not, but one has to admit, Anne Boleyn certainly knew what she was doing when she captured the heart (or at least 1/6 of it) of King Henry VIII. We all know how his marriages faired and sometimes you can't help but feel sorry for the poor bastard, but once you get that divorce/beheading bug, you just can't stop. Of all his wives, I venture to say that Anne was the most famous, she was sort of the spark that set off to the powder keg. King Henry was married to the devout Catherine of Aragon from Spain. He grew tired of Catherine, despite their daughter Mary, who you may remember from such historical blunders as "Let's kill all the protestants!" It was around this time that the Boleyn family came to court from France and after having a go with her sister, the King's eye fell on Anne and before you know it, his royal highness broke it off with Caterine, started a new church and made Anne his queen. Then yada yada yada, she got locked in the tower on charges of infidelity, incest and treason most foul.
1. I'm gonna get me a King!
Fur by Yves Saint Lauren, dress by Prabal Gurung, shoes by Lanvin
2. I did it, now I'm the Queen, hooray!
Dress and shoes by Alexander McQueen
3. Why am I locked in the tower, what are all these axes for?
Sweater by Temperley London, dress by Rodarte, boots by Prada
Ferragamo Fall 2010 was probably one of my favorite collections of any designer to date. It had that kind of humor that I look for in clothes but still had a strong sense of Italian tailoring. I swear to god, there's some kind of forcefield around Italy that keeps the most seasoned tailors on the boot. Anyway, when going through the Pitti Uomo shows, I saw the linen blazer on the right. It has a strong reference to the coat from Fall, which I called all over the world for but was too late (read: I waited till it went on sale and they ran out).
What I like about this is that you see a kind of evolution in the seasons. Some designers, let's take McQueen or Lacroix for example, use each season as a completely new canvas. Whereas others like to build on a foundation already set in place. When you look at designers like Oscar de la Renta, Donna Karan or Ralph Lauren there is a very strong DNA present in each show. With Oscar de la Renta, you know to expect a lineup of sophisticated, colorful and playful silhouettes that any woman would be proud to wear. At Donna Karan, you know you'll see mastery in drapery and a careful attention to a woman's body. At Ralph, you'll see an homage to true American style, whether it's prep, native, western, victorian or bohemian. That's not to say a McQueen or Lacroix isn't always recognizable (because they usually are) but sometimes, you can't string collections together so easily. McQueen's Fall 2009 collection was a little frightening, spooky and a mirror of the gloomy recession. However, his Spring collection, Plato's Atlantis with the famous lobster claw heels was worlds away…although it did retain that somewhat apocolyptic feeling. I wouldn't say one approach is more favorable than the other but it's always fun to watch.
Hey, that rhymes. Ever read Lemony Snicket's A Series of Unfortunate Events? Well, Violet is one of the main characters and along with her brother and infant sister, she deals with, well, a lot of unfortunate events. There are leeches, evil troupes of actors, devilish counts and friendly deadly vipers. Yeah, it's pretty much like working at a fashionable fashion magazine of fashions (badumpshhhhh, kidding). Violet's main claim to fame is that she is an inventor and can quickly solve problems. Anyway, she's got a Wednesday Addams meets Elizabeth Bennet vibe, which is cool—and spot on for the fall collections.
1. Well, this is a fucking unfortunate event we're in.
Dress & tights by Marc Jacobs, coat by Marni, shoes by Lanvin
2. I can invent ANYTHING
Coat by Prabal Gurung, shirt by Tory Burch, pants by Proenza Schouler, boots by Gucci
3. I don't want to be a child bride of Count Olaf
Coat by Rachel Comey, dress by Stella McCartney, shoes by Burberry Prorsum


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WM.0 wmWWB MBTMEEo ■ The clock on the maatel had just chimed one short, musical stroke. Through the half-closed Hinds shone the silvery light of the fasfcwaning anooa; the .candle had hnrned-.^low in its socket; the log 'of wood had «on- veEied itself to ashes; but of all this Pr« Bernard Molton saw or heard noth-' ingj as h© ss& in Ms office chair* lost in tills i/oiiei ^ood^igMj'it'^me^'eaMie^ feeble existence had entirely ceased, and even the. red glow of the ashes in the grate had died away, he would still have seen only the picture of the woman'sface whomf he loved. / .It was with him now as it had been with him for hours past, since the moment he had placed his fate in Viola Fane's keeping, and she had accepted it. Mo wonder that it all ,1 seemed new and strange to him—that he was heedless of time and space. She was such a delicate, high-born lady, and he —ah, another vision came before him now. *Mofc the cheerful office, with its luxurious appointments—he might at least offer ¥iolet a home worthy of her —but the memory of the days when he had run, a. little, bare-footed lad, about his mother's cottage, and the toiling for her only child by which she had earned one by one the dollars which had sent him first to the village school, and then to the great city to learn the profession for which he longed. He had succeeded well and bravely, beyond his most ambitious hopes; but the mother who had toiled for him, where was she? '• Why was it. that tonight her old, wrinkled face drove even' Violet Fane's beauty from him? True, he had no longer allowed her to work; true, she sat at ease in her little cottage, thinking of, and praying for, her boy, who was so good and generous to her; but was it his fault that his patients were so many and his hours so precious that he could find no time to gladden her old heart by a glimpse of him now and then? And now—now that he thought of Violet as his wife—Violet, with her high-bred ways—Violet, whose every association was in such a widely different sphere—could it be that he was ashamed of his mother? The candle died out entirely; the wood was white ashes now; the moon had sunk to res£, the clock chimed 2; but a red-hot flush burned on Br. Mol- ton's cheek as he rose to find his way up to his room and bed, and perhaps forgetfulness in sleep. For three long hours he sought the boon in vain, and when at last it came to him, and Ms tired eyes closed, how could he but dream of those other eyes just awakening in the far-off home, whieh somehow to-night had so persistently haunted his thoughts? In the little cottage all was bustle, for Mrs. Holton had determined to give her boy a surprise, and the train for London started very early. London i It lay ten long homfs away. It would be almost nightfall when she arrived. How glad Bernard would now ba to see her I He had never proposed her coming, because he had thought she would not find the courage ; as though for his sake she would not do or dare anything, ' She was sorry now she had not had the village dressmaker make up. the black silk he had sent her, but it looked so grand in its lostrous folds that it geemed' w% pity to touch it with the ■scissors, and she would seem more nat- frr- -, 1LG OS tiir. mc hi" Jll. his betrothed, when, nest morning, he ste oai in her presence. 5*jSTo, Violet," he answered; "but I cozae to-day to tell you how unworthy I "'"' o5 your love: Last night my mother -uj to me. Hay, do not start. It was "csitant from the spirit land, but an p'A reality. I have never told you '-VJ- mother. - Think of it—a man so :-:iad, end yet dumb! All her life foiled with poverty—for whose sake, Az you? Her son's—that she might ".3 him a gentleman. G-od prospered ■jfiad enabled him to take all the bur;:len from her old shoulders, and so , hev bought he had done his duty. He ipi .'.the body, but let her heart starve. IV, -J night, in the desperation of her htr-'i^or, she sought me out. For a mo- anec-.i—oh, bitter humiiiation!—my hcii^rebelled! Think of it, Violet— tL icsuel, unnatural pride which would bi;z3 into a man's cheek a blush for the xzrr-m who bore him! I thought of you^witjx^your pretty, dainty ways, side z^e with her plain and homley ones. law the two never could be recon- : "'3, and so, Violet, I have come to ask : ."'to forget me. My heart, my home, : ssy mother's henceforth and for- vv,» /-^d the man some lingering hope ;£ the girl before him would refuse :. cacriSce? Certainly an added look ^dieiing grew into his eyes as she r.,:;. .-<&ed nothing, only Isdd'her hand i\: It's a moment, as if in farewell . AUb visits seemed very v-.vjy, all that day, but, as he crossed i1:a home threshold at nightfall, he c "axothed the frown from his brow as he i^.-.U'ked: ? ,4he must suspect nothing." . He would find her, he knew, in his ,c;»r/jy. As he softly opened the door 1-0 anticipated her cry of, "My boy!" as £lB tremblingly rose to greet him; but s&J he had not anticipated the picture yMgh met his gaze. Sas mother was sitting, indeed, in ih: arm-chair by the fire, but at her fact, her head resting in her lap, while ih-Q old fingers carelessly stroked the Invariant chestnut hair, was another fi'tKi'Q, which rose, instead, to welcome s .Bernard," the sweet voice whispered ill tig ear, "I lost my mother when I It has been so sweet to U ural like to Bernard in her stiff dress How often she had pictured him in his lonely home. Bhe hoped he might be out when she arrived, that she might take off her bonnet, and, slipping on her white cap, let him find her, with her knitting in hand, quietly seated by'the fireside, waiting his return. All the way in the train, when at last she had got started on her journey, she could hardly keep. her happy thoughts tq herself; and niOre than one glanced into the smiling eld* face, -wi|h a something tugging at their heart-strings which almost brought moisture into their eyes. It was quite nightfall when the city was reached. There had been some slight delay on the road, and the old lady felt a sinking at the brave heart whieh had prompted her mission. However, she succeeded in finding a cabman willing to take her to the address she held ih her hand. "It must be a mistake, or he has brought me to the wrong place. Oh, dear! what shall I do? " she" sighed, as he drew rein before a large, handsome house, presenting a well-lighted front, in one of iihe most aristocratic portions of Mayfair. - But cabby reassured her, and she soon found herself, surrounded by boxes and bundles, facing the formidable "gentleman " who opened the door. Save for a suspicious shortness of a certain portion of his attire, which reached only to his knees, where they* were met with stiff leather leggings, the worthy woman would have dropped him a courtesy. "Past the doctor's office hours, ma'am," he said, in response to her feeble appeal. "It's as much as my place is worth to take in your esffd," "But I have no card. He'll see me. I'm—I'm—•" But she did not finish the sentence— only stepped inside the door and stood under the full glare' of the light of the hall lamp. The man looked askance at the singular apparitions Her hat was crushed and bent, her dress bore evidence of the dust of travel, and in her hand was a huge band-box, containing the hat which was to astonish the [Londoners. '"Indeed, ma'am—"the pxssa began, but the old lady walked steadily on to j 'in-a one again! Xou said, 'Henceforth the door, beneath whose threshold she j <^m ^mQ m& ]jte| were j^g.* Qh! descried a stream of light, \v f lor^ may we nofrshare the boon ?M The hot flush had by thi® tjpiebsHaefi'• -■?*-. ,.. ■.,-_: *. ,, ., >-, ' out of Dir. Kolton's €&firstname.lastname@example.com ^«o-1^%<-. A.r QA ^A , " - _ • • Uis'Omm imz^£$Mz^^h&wiMM A**® iiAiifflS^' • •- ' fancies, of the night. His duties for 7 AT", V. . 0": long, very the day were over, ahd he was free to seek Violet, whose wonderful eyes would ,light up as he entered, and Whose lips would perhaps brush his cheeks, with their velvety caresses." He sprung,to his feet to seek her, when the door softly opened, and turn* ing he saw—could it be a dream con* jured up by his restless fancies of the night before?—his mother! Close behind her was the wholly-wondering, half-apologetic faee of his butler. It took him a full minute to realise it was no dream, and then (honor to his manhood) a sudden, overwhelming tenderness swept away all else, and with a glad cry of "Mother!" he clasped her to his heart. When she had grown calmer and more at rest, beginning to look around and wonder and admire, a little feeling of irritation began to grow at his heart. Why had she come? Had he not made all comfortable for her at home ? Here she would be constrained, unnatural. And Violet. He could picture the astonished look which wouldj creep into her eyes when he said to her, " This is my mother;" nay,' more, the haughty curve which would gather about her "mouth, so rich and ripe, and sweet. So the question at his heart found words, and he scarcely himself knew the innate irritation they betrayed. "Mother, why did you not let me know you were coming?" " I meant to surprise you, my boy," she answered fondly. " Can it be that I have done wrong?" "*Nb, no," he hastily replied. "Come, you must eat and go to bed-. You need a rest." But, long after he had bidden her good-night, he sat and thought. His mother had come to make her home with him. This was clear. If he told her he willed it otherwise, she would obey him. For a time he planned it out—how he would tell her the city life was not adapted to her needs; and then Violet need never know of the plain, humble little woman—who had not shamed to toil with her own hands that his might be the hands of a gentleman. Oh, shame on him! Could he ever wash them clean, even of the thought? No, Violet should know the truth! He could bear the scorn now in her eyes and in her voice, as she would question him how dared he look up to her, out his mother should share his home and heart to the end. It was too late now to visit Violet tonight, but he went up-stairs, and, softly turning the knob of the door of the room where his mother slept, he noiselessly approached the bed, and, bending down, touched his lips to the old withered forehead reverently. She started up, with a glad sob of joy.» "My boy! my boy! who I thought was not glad to see his mother." He quieted her at last^ wondering why his own heart felt so light, and she fell asleep with his hand tightly clasped in hers. "You did not come last night," said A WBMi E©MAM& Thbbe are 16,000 locomotives in the United States. Nebraska has anajea of 75,995 miles, or 40,636,800 acres. A county in Texas is said to have expended last year $3,000 foi preaching, ^100,000 for tobacco, and $300,000 for whisky. ViBGiNiA has 675 colored schools, taught by 415 colored teachers. The male teacher's salary averages $30 a month, the female's $24. The anthracite coal shipments from Pennsylvania mines for 1879 exceed 25,000,000 tons, against 16,486,000 tons last year, and 19,296,000 tons for 1877. About 15,000 varieties of colors are employed by the mosaic workers of Eome, and each of these varieties has about fifty shades; so that in all 750,000 tints are afforded, which the artist can distinguish with the greatest facility. Even .with this variety the workers find a lack of tints. The colonial possessions of Great Britain embrace about one-third the surface of the globe, and nearly one- fourth of its population. The total area of these possessions is about 7,647,000 English square miles, of which 3,000,000 are in America, 1,000',000 in Africa, 1,000,000 in Asia, and more than 2,500,000 in Australia. In 1878 there were erected in Chicago 1,019 buildings, having a street frontage of 31,188 feet, and costing $7,419,100; in 1877 there were 1,398 buildings with a frontage of 35,033 feet, costing $7,552,- 694; in 1876,1,586 buildings (including sheds) with a slareet frontage of 43,222 feet, and costing $8,270,600. The total for the past four years is: Number of buildings, 5,128; street frontage, 27 miles and 338 feet; cost, $29,987,949. In Philadelphia there are 50,000 men and women employed in the manufacture of clothing, and 20,000,000 suits are made there every year. Cutting machines are finding their way into, all the large manuf aeturmg establishments. They ent 1,800 garments in a day of twelve hours. Button-holes are also made by machinery at the rate of 150 per hour. One establishment where these mechanical appliances are used can turn out 100 suits daily ready for wear inside of twelve hours. Iselakd has an area of 32,531 square miles. In shape it is a rhomboid, the greater diagonal of which is 300 miles and the smaller 210 across; greatest meridianal length, 230 miles; greatest and smallest breadth, 180 and 110 miles. Its population is now 5,412,377. The next census will be taken there in 1881. In 1821, when the first complete census was taken, the population amounted to 6,801,827; in 1831, to 7,767,401; in 1841, to 8,199,853. The great decrease from 1841 to 1851, amounting to about 1,600,000, was due to the intervening famine and the increasing emigration. Os* the four Dickens brothers only one could get along with his wife. S?2ie Casa of Corporal IPiyor N. ©©Ishosqj The history of the various trials o£ Pryor N". Coleman, corporal of Company G*, First Tennessee Federal* cavalry, during the war, fos> the murder of Mourning Ann Bell, alleged to have been committed on the 7th of March, 1865, is one of the strange romances of the land. He was charged "with the offense, tried by court-martial, convicted , of murder in the first degree at Knoxville, on the 27th of March, 1865, and sentenced to death hj hanging. The judgment was approved in due form, but he escaped from the military authorities and thus defeated the execution of the death sentence. Mne years thereafter, when "civil authority had been fully restored in all the Southern States,' Coleman was arrested, indicted, and tried in the Criminal Court of Knox -county, Tenn., for the same murder. To theindictment his counsel pleaded not guilty, and a former conviction bj a court-martial ior the same particular offense. A demurrer to the plea was sustained on the ground—first, because the defendant's conviction by court-martial under the laws of the United States was not a bar to an indictment for the same offense; and, second, because he was also guilty of an offense against the laws of the State. The trial then proceeded, and Coleman was again convicted of murder in the first . degree for killing Mourning Ann Bell, and sentenced to death. An appeal was thence taken to the Supreme Court of Tennessee, and, after elaborate argument, the ruling of the court below and the death sentence were affirmed. Pending the appeal to the Supreme Court, a writ of habeas corpus was applied for to hring Coleman before the Circuit Court of the United States for the Eastern District of Tennessee, and his discharge from the civil authorities demanded on the ground that he was unlawfully restrained from his liberty by the Sheriff of Knox county on the charge of murder, beeause ne had been previously convicted by court-martial for the same offense under the laws of the United States. The Circuit Court decided, that Coleman was held in contravention of the laws of the United States, and ordered his release from custody. The order for his release was ^presented tp the Supreme,Cpurtrof the State with a ? jnotioH- ios'Mxe filsefeyge of the^risop- e^'onefdn the SlS.''bf Fe^fu&^l'sST,'** the court decided that the Federal courts had no authority to interfere with the exercise of jurisdiction over offenses against the laws of the State, and declared the order of release a nullity. The case was then finally appealed to the Supreme Court of the United States, where it was argued during the October term of 1878, and Justice Field delivered the decision of the court in June last, pending which Coleman remained in the custody of the civil authority of Tennessee. The' Supreme Court held that the ruling of the State Supreme Court must be reversed and the prisoner discharged from the keeping of the Sheriff of Knox county; but, as the record proved that he had been lawfully convicted by a court- martial under the laws of the United States, he must be delivered back to the military arm of the law, from which he escaped in 1865, for the execution of the death sentence. This decision brought the question of his execution before President Hayes, and his order of June 6,1879, directed that, "in consideration of the long delay which has intervened since the trial," the sentence should be commuted to imprisonment for life, and Corp. Pryor N. Coleman is now in the Albany penitentiary for penal servitude during the remainder of his days. Altogether the case of Coleman is one of the most remarkable of the many interesting complications in the administration of justice which has arisen during and since the war. One of the peculiar legal romances of the law is in the fact that, until the issue was finally brought to the highest judicial tribunal of the country, where conflicting judgments in lower courts could be Overruled, the prisoner escaped the death penalty by pleading in the State courts that he had already been condemned for the same offense by the military courts of the United States; in the Federal District Court he claimed immunity from the judgment of its laws because he was already condemned in the State courts.- Between the disputing jurisdictions he saved his life until time had so softened the hand of justice as to secure a commutation of his sentence. nojse, with aagers^extended, c:ncl add io tM3 elongation ,with-v the otbss hnmls there would foe an uproar insfcsitiy.'3 The gentleman acknowledged the force "of the-Hlustration, and,- wiih .o ss^cl^ for th^ sternal 'fitness-' of' £&£"<, cbove to.chureh'-thenext Suadciyinarasaaaes which did not.-cause scandal' or hlti^-so unneeessEirv isttentibn. ' .^Jae UDasfees^'lDay ©£ ©resales IMez ■ "The darkest day of my life;" se£d' the General, "was the day_I hecrd of "Lincoln's assassination. I did aot kno^?" -what it meant. - Herd was the-rebellion put. down in the field and staining vrp in the gutters; w© hsA fought it cs W£L\, and now we had to- fight it as asGGgslna** tion. Lincoln was killed on the even- ing of the 14th of April," Les snsr rendered on the 9th of ApaL I arrived in-Washington on tha 18th. I Was busy sending 'out orders to stop recruiting, the purchase bf -su^plxes^ and to muster out the. army. Lincoln had promised to'go fe the thestsrj wanted me to .go with Mea, "W^ was with the President a' not® o£2&@ CZK& go -to Burlington Some 'incident of ■o- to•see o«n CJ 120 33. the Monster's Hlusteatlomo A gentleman, recently returned from Europe, settled in a country town, and scandalized the ru^al and pious inhabitants by driving "a pair of fast horses tandem to church. Betoonstrances were of no avail on the part of his fellow- parishioners, and at last the pastor sent for the owner of the team, to add his protests to those of his flock. The gentleman thought this was unwarrantable interference with his business, and said he saw no more harm in driving hie horses in the way which he Had adopted than in driving them abreast. " Hold on," said the minister, " and I will convince you that you are in error. When I go into the pulpit and put my hands reverently together for prayer, the congregation is hushed into silence; but, if I should put my hand to my a trifling nafere haci made her resolve to leave thnt evening.' I was glad to, have the note9 £31 did. not want to go to the theater. Bo I made my excuse to Lincoln, oad at ih.Q proper hour, we started Sor the b-cm. As swe were driving along Pennsylvs&io avenue a horseman rode by us on a gallop, and,back again around oar carriage, looking into.it. Mrs. Grant Eaidi ' There is the man who sat neas? us ot lunch to-day with some other mon and tried to overheat our conversation. He was so rade that weleftthedining-qoom,, Here he is now," .rising: aftm''-m'.IX thought. it. 'Wm 'dmj 'curiosity, I but learned' afterward that the .hoi'sensan* was Booth*. Itseenfa. that I WEsto hate '■ been attacked, andMrs. Gr&nt-'ssm«id,©3i'. resolve to leave deranged the.plan. A' few days later I received ananonymous letter from a man; saying he had 'been. detailed to kill me, that he rode oh my train as far as Havre de Grace, and, __: my ear was locked, he could not get $$,. He thanked'God he had failed. Jt remember that the conductor ldcke'd <ms car, but how true the letter was 1 cm** not say. I learned of the assassinatlca. as I was passing through PhiladslpH^ .1 turned*"arouni, took- a spQmsS.fkTAsr,s and cam§ .on to Washington., xS xsz:' theglo^rfiiJoqt'c'oTOf m^'.Kfe ^-^ymtki-cZit ' u2rotm€"iTiTw6rld witTiA-&¥a0F^"^ Tie lmm> This fashion of crimping and curling the hair of children is positively iniquitous. Wee ereatures of 3 or 4 years, and even younger, are arrayed in curl papers by affectionate and admiring mothers who are bent upon making the children charming, "and who do not stop to consider how far they may-be defeating their own ends by the action, or how much pain they may be infiiefc- ing on the objects of their fond solicitude. An authority on that subject says: "Up to the age of 6 Or 7 children retain what is called their*baby hair,' whieh is injured, not improved, by cutting. It is quite different from the harsher hair which succeeds it. H the hair curls naturally it looks charming dressed in that fashion, but putting it in papers is sure to injure it and pufi it out by the roots. The use of curling ironsisyet more objectionable; any thiag that tangles and cuts the hair is bad in the extreme, and it is to be regretted that mothers draw so heavily upon the capital of their childrea's hair, instead of using the yearly increasing interest of its beauty and value.'' By keeping the scalp of the head clean, and the hair brushed into silky softness, its beauty can be preserved until lata in life. "Brown Paper Against the The "old woman's" remedy for a "cold on the chest," a sore throat, or a bruise, which consisted in an application of brown paper steeped in beer or vinegar, owed its efficacy to the heat- retaining properties of the paper. A Wet pad of this material, as far as the surface next to the skin was concerned^, acted almost as well as a layer of wet linen rag protected with a thick covering of flannel. \ In short, stout paper of the commonest'sort is an effective nonconductor, and maybe advantageously employed as covering for beds or to eke out scanty clothing. A piece of thick paper inserted between the lining ani. the cloth of a waistcoat or in the back of a thin coat will render it warm as well as light. The- suggestion is a small one, but it is simple to carry tat© effect, and will be found effective. ivity of ©eraaaa $@i,eFat§0~ aan Generals seem to enjoy a rare longevity. ' Without reckoning Marshals Von Moltke and Von Boon there is found in the higher grades of the army a body of men wrho began their military careers three-quarters of a eent- ury ago. Gen. Von Schreihershofen, bom in 1785, entered the service in 1797, "and, after having risen through all the intermediate grades in the long wars which marked the . beginning of this century, was created a Major General in 1829. On the* 1st of ]*f ovsmbes? last he celebrated the fiftieth anniver saryof his elevation to that ™c To-day, at the green old age of 95, veteran display is an almost youthfe! vigor. Queen Victobia's wages kept down to $5,000 a day. are
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|1880-02-06; Clare County Press
|Goodenough & Wilson
|Friday, February 6, 1880 issue of a Clare, Michigan newspaper. Published weekly. Began publication date unknown. In 1886, the title was changed to The Clare Press
|Clare (Mich.) - Newspapers; Clare County (Mich.) - Newspapers;
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|1880-02-06; Clare County Press
|Goodenough & Wilson
|Friday, February 6, 1880 issue of a Clare, Michigan newspaper. Published weekly. Began publication date unknown. In 1886, the title was changed to The Clare Press
|Clare (Mich.) - Newspapers; Clare County (Mich.) - Newspapers;
|Copyright Permission
|This material is in the public domain.
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Mathias Frank moved from 12th to ninth overall after Friday's stage of the Tour de Pologne. The BMC Racing Team rider remains 12 seconds off the lead with three days to go.
Scare Before The Start
Frank's teammate, Danilo Wyss, received quite a scare before the start of the 127.8-kilometer stage when a woman stepped out in front of him, knocking him from his BMC. Neither was hurt and, after changing bikes, Wyss finished the race that ended in a bunch sprint won by Aidis Kroupis (Orica-GreenEDGE). The BMC Racing Team did have Greg Van Avermaet and Danilo Wyss in an early break of 11 but they were never given much freedom. "It's too bad they couldn't get more than 40 seconds because it was a break of really strong guys," BMC Racing Team Assistant Director Max Sciandri said. Michal Kwiatkowski (Omega Pharma-Quick Step) took over the race lead from Moreno Moser (Liquigas-Cannondale), who won the opening stage.


text: Ok, I was just inspecting the limbs on my Onza III and noticed that the screw @ the end of limb next to the axle is missing. I can only assume it is to keep the axle from moving. There used to be two. Is this a Joel issue? And can I still shoot the bow?


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Wusthof Gourmet knives are great for those who are just starting out thanks to a great price and solid performance.
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Exponentially increase your team style in the Thrive Flex hat from Top of the World. It features two front cloth panels boasting a team-colored plaid pattern and a 3D embroidered team logo while the back of the hat is constructed from nylon mesh panels and features an embroidered school wordmark, making this trucker cap a go-to piece for a successful show of ever-growing Penn State pride!
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14 Innovative Cleaning Products for 2013
From window-cleaning robots to stone-sanitizing wipes, the new appliances and tools at this year's International Home and Housewares Show promise to solve your every cleaning conundrum.
By Nicole Price Fasig
Grout Grime Fighter
The clever Grout Gator ($29.95 for starter kit and $11.95 for additional 4-pack of brushes, amazon.com) promises to help you clean tile grout in a snap. The head looks like that on a standard broom, but the stiff brushes snap on in a perpendicular direction and can be adjusted left or right to fit the width of your tile. The kit comes with four brushes, but you can add more to tackle as many rows of grout as the Gator will cover in a single sweep. The extension pole helps you put some oomph behind your scrubbing with minimal effort or the pole can be removed to use it as a hand tool. Other attachments include a squeegee sponge for $11.95.
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This lovely locket displays the birthstones of those closest to the heart of any mother, grandmother, sister or aunt. The filigree detailing on this sterling silver locket allows birthstones to shine through and keeps them close to her heart. Moms love this locket, which comes complete with a 24" sterling silver chain and can display up to 15 birthstones, far more than the average mother's ring or locket. Perfect for mothers with lots of children, grandchildren and even great-grandchildren! Attractively gift boxed, pendant features a safety closure and measures 1" x 1". The locket is packaged along with a set of 12 Swarovski crystal birthstones - one for each month. Made in America with gemstones from around the world.
Like all fine jewelry, Carolyn Pollack Sterling Silver Jewelry should be handled carefully. Store jewelry in a plastic bag, dry and wrapped in tissue paper, when not being worn or displayed. Clean sterling silver with a silver polishing cloth when necessary, but never subject to chlorine, silver dips, chemical solutions or ultrasonic cleaners, as these substances can cause the genuine gemstones to discolor. Never wear jewelry in a swimming pool.


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As a group of martin shooters....i imagine we all watch the nuge shoot his Martin every Tuesday. I have been watch his latest season ....and damn....that onza looks sweet! I think I heard him say he is down to shooting in the mod 40s for poundage? He was shooting about 56 lbs or so with his firecat....but now dropped his weight... no would imagine that years of the rock life have worn his body down some, but awesome to see him still make humane kills with that low of weight. I don't see the pass throughs like I have seen from past bows he shot, but he still does it well. I enjoy that he isn't a trophy hunter and donates a lot of meat to food shelters rather than shooting for TV and tossing the meat.
Any other thoughts? Thanks nuge for staying true to your guns and not going all corporate!


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Michael has a bad hair day and Neema tries to cheer him up as they discuss #YouMightBeADictator (and a dick) if you often start sentences with "What everyone needs to do is….", options if you lose your BitCoin passphrase (hint: there are no options), the Feens being "3 pieces of gear away from perfection", Jeffery Tucker's bow tie, Bad Quaker, worms, the most embarrassing thing a libertarian can do without committing aggression, NY State gun mags now a Class D Violent Felony, and the lunacy AND ineffectiveness of podcast patent trolls.
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