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RSL defender Maund stands ready amid Schuler absence
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Missed chances pass RSL by in loss at Vancouver
Sean Walker | posted Sep 28th - 5:54pm
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Pedro Morales scored his second goal of the game in the 78th minute in the Vancouver Whitecaps' 2-1 victory over Real Salt Lake on Saturday.
'Best player' Plata helps RSL roll toward playoffs
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Joao Plata's goal in the 32nd minute opened up a tidal wave, and RSL (13-6-10, 49 points) ran on to a rout over rival Colorado in a 5-1 win in front of 20,692 fans at Rio Tinto Stadium.
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posted Sep 19th - 10:40pm
Joao Plata scored the first of Real Salt Lake's four goals in a 13-minute span in a 5-1 victory over the Colorado Rapids 5-1 on Friday night.
Soccer stadium in the works at Utah fairgrounds
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posted Sep 13th - 11:40am
Real Salt Lake ownership is offering to build a multi-million dollar soccer stadium on the state fairgrounds in Salt Lake City that would be home to a new minor league team for the Major League Soccer franchise and become the key element in the revitalization of the aging park.
Rose lifts Sounders past Real Salt Lake, 3-2
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Andy Rose kept calm and got the Seattle Sounders another win.
MLS Capsules: RSL downs FC Dallas, 2-1 in Saborio's return
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Alvaro Saborio scored on a header off Javier Morales' corner kick in the 77th minute to break a tie in Real Salt Lake's victory over FC Dallas.
Real Salt Lake , Earthquakes play to 1-1 draw
The Associated Press | posted Aug 30th - 11:00pm
Javier Morales evened the score in the 36th minute, and the San Jose Earthquakes and Real Salt Lake finished with a 1-1 draw Saturday night.
Morales ready to return as RSL resumes weird series with San Jose
Sean Walker | posted Aug 29th - 7:33pm
Nearly every time Real Salt Lake or the rest of the Major League Soccer teams face the San Jose Earthquakes, weird things happen.
With Howard off, Rimando and Guzan vie for USMNT spot
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She come £till _hisoi to his armo; It really made him stair Tq bave ber make a bolt for hto Before ho could prepare. Hs tried to screw Ms courage tip And did his level best So nail the matter then and thoKs, While clasped unto his breask Says he: " It augurs well for mo; Awl seems to hinge on this; Amfl what is mortise plane to see . The porch child wants a kiss." Ho Mssed her lip, be kissed bar ehcst! And called ber bis adoored— He dons bis ctow^-hammer ness wcali, And she will share his board. —Yewedb Stramca. Operand,,- saymg, mik'i Slgbe. *'W©11, girls, what shall w© do to- <layr. • It was on the broad piazza of th© Baden-Baden Springs, one of the summer hostelries in the Santa Cruz mountains. Hot a man tobe seen—the long piazza was a vista of skirts. At on© end eat the matrons, either doing some one. of those numberless things called ^Isney-work," or ©Is© retailing their i&ousehold troubles. At the other sat fhe young ladies, som© with novels in iixeir laps, some idle. They were gaz- mg listlessly across the garden to the Misused croquet ground. No one said, /s3Let's play croquet." No, indeed, "fear© had been a pitched battle on the OEOCjust ground the day before. Miss Helen Winn had remarked that she scaled no names, but when a person was xrkeS, sh© did not think it fair for her to saove her ball when the others were not &5©Mng, Upon this Miss Tillie Robefft- Coa had burst into tears, and said that SSsa "Winn was£ £ a hateful thing." Mss Chaie Bunnes, partner to her of ihe %33j immediately laid down'her mallet xji§k great dignity, and ostentatiously C2SO£fe3it Miss Bobertson from the "There, now, Tillie." an," etc., ell of which wns ines^essMy goading to tSie o&he? X^t x;€jJ <rrAl sltsCTlag tk& tkre gcscSgs? IIA&u wsm&smrsssy uhey w©£&, -few© other Sadies took theis places, and th© game im a while, was conducted in the smoothest Manner-, and the conversation in Offigar^d Jones, from the fact, however, Chat thgy Osineliome'in four Afferent iHreotions it is supposed that something went wrong. John, whose duty it was <b put away ihe mallets and balls after fe© ladies used the ground, related, on Ms return to the kitchen, ihat he found 6<s them there mallets scattered all over -creation, jest where them gals flung 'em when the game bust up." No, although they had all "made up" since, fc the influences upon the whole were not favorable to that game whieh etirs the feminine soul so deeply! By flie way, was the woman ever born who would not cheat at croquet if she got a ©hance f "Well, girls, what shall we do today i" it was Bella Ghester who spoke. Now Bella had not been mixed up in the quarrel of the day before. If there was any one thing she did not care for, it was croquet without gentlemen. It is unnecessary, then, to tell you that ' she was coquettish. But she was pretty, too, was Bella—bewitchingly pretty. And yet she was not so pretty that other women did not like her, for they did. There are two kinds of pretty women. "Let's go to the springs," said Helen Winn, "and watch them, bottling thc wsters." '* Pshaw!" said Bella, "there's only «n old man "and a boy there. Girls, the went on, " I have an idea. How tax is it from here to Santa Maria College?" '../.:_ "About sir miles," said Helen, - "Then I'll "tell you what let's do. We'll have, the roekaway team hitched up, and' get John to drive us over tliere. It's vacation time now, and the students have gone. We'll have the monks show "us all over the buildings, the mission church and everythingk" "They're not monks," said Carrie Bunner, with an air of wisdom (Miss Bunner was a« Cathohc), "they are fathers." " Well, Pd like to know what the dif-, ference is," Mdd Miss Bella, briskly. " I—-don'ir—knoW," said -Miss Carrie, weakening; "but you must call them * fathers,' anyway." "I'll call them anything they like," said Miss Bella. "But come, girls-- let's go and get ready." In fifteen minutes five of the girls were all ready. They had simply put on immense straw hats and very ugly dusters. Their *gloves were veterans; their shoes substantial, but not beautiful- In sho^rt, they were attired as sensible girls should be/ for a ride over »' California road in summer. , But the minutes passed, and Bella ' did hot come. John chewed tobaooo, ■ and soothed his impatient horses as they flicked the flies from off their backs and pawed the ground. John was never impatient A. sweet and tender restful- ness filled, his soul when he was waiting for ladie3. He had driven around^water- ing-piaces for many years, had John. At last she .came. A simultan§ous ery arose. • ' * ' . " Wjiy, .what ever haa kept you so long?" -."..." Suddenly Helen exclaimed: "Well, £ declare! If that girl hasn't gon© and changed her dress I" . "Yes, aiid fixed her hair !" " And put on a clean pair of gloves 1" " And changed her boots I" It was all true. Miss Bella hsd endeavored to shroud these treasons in her duster and hat, but it was useless. She was indeed a pretty sight as she stood there, with one dainty foot upon the step. Even John was moved. He reflectively spat. on the ; nigh side, and made room for her to sit by him. Miss Bella sprang into the seat. John was better than nothing. And, as they spun . along the road, she- laughed at his well- worn stories, admired his skill'as a driver, and wlien lie turned to look at her woiild drop her eyes. And John ? Well, lie chewed tobacco. "Tis wonderfully soothing, in any form, is the maligned weed, At last the little town was reached, and John dashed up to tlie college gates in style. The ladies descended, crossed the wide and dreary-looking campus, and applied for permission to see the old mission church and the college buildings. It was granted them, and an olive-skinned Italian priest was detailed fco show them over the place. He was gentle and courteous in manner, handsome in face, and there was a certain dignity about him which impressed even the giddy Bella at first. But not for 'E®ng. They passed into the old mission church, with its quaint statues and curious paintings. The peculiar realism which seemed to impress the Latin mind only revolted them, and the image of the Savior upon the cross, the blood trickling ixom the crown of thorns and from the wound in His side, only made them turn away in disgust. The strange frescoing over the altar, too, did not impress them: they laughed at the four- and-twenty elders sea,ted- around the Great WMte Throne, with "Sanoto, Sano- to, Sanoto," coming from their mouths, while the monkish artist's attempt to represent the Deity shocked them. Then they went into the college, and saw the laboratory, and philosophical apparatus, with its strange electrical machines, globes and whatnot. Prom there to the library, where Father Augustine showed them ihe quaint old books from which dead and gone monks had 'chanted vesper and matin song. Huge volumes were they, of parchment leaf and leathern cover, with giant clasp ■and hinge; odd-looking notes in red and bleek, squatty ©nd sqmsso (for they wese Gregorian), climbed over curious | stalf-linea. The girls tried to aiahe out j ths trc^fe, bat fhe. laM-g^rag xjqv Q[zpm^o 'to&em, audi hud £t~aos\ioeen so, -the language would have been.' So" Father" Augustine read out some of the lines, the Latin sounding less harsh in th© mellow Italian way than they,, had thought. And then they looked" at th© shelves, where imposing tomes held between their covers the writings of the early fathers of the church—those early fathers who wefe so early that they have had to father all later creeds. Many were the strange characters, many the tongues in which these books were written. "And can you read all thos© dreadful languages, father?" asked Miss Bella. " No, not all," he replied, " but many; and Brother Anselm, ^o is the librarian, can read them all." f* Can he read tliat, father? " said Carrie Bunner, with wide-open eyes, turning over a curious looking volume. " Yes, my daughter," said the monk, smiling, " that is only Hebrew. Even I can read that." The library exhausted, Father Augustine'asked them if they would like to ascend to the observatory, where there was a fine view of the surrounding valley. Miss Bella was the first to speak : " Oh, girls," said she, " I'm tired. I don't think I care to go.. But, since the father has been so kind, some of you go." But the other girls were tired, too; And so Mis3 Bella, with an appearance, of great self-abnegation, declared that she would go, although Father Augustine politely protested that the cfimb was fatiguing, and, if tired, she should not attempt it. But opposition only made her more, determined, ,so they went together." * t • . . "Oh, what a lovely yiewl" cried Miss Bella, as they gazed over the fertile yalley. " Oh, father, I'm ever so much obliged to you for inducing me to come." " I^is indeed well worth the trouble," replied the priest. "Father," said Miss Bella, fixing her brown eyes upon him, "what is the reason you say * my daughter' to Miss Bunner,- and not to the rest of us ?" "Because," replied the priest, gravely, " she is a Catholic, and the others are heretics." * ' •'' "How do you know she is a Cathohc?" "Because she bowed to the. Host when in the church, which none of the others did." .. , ; " So I am a heretic* too/I suppose ?" said Miss Bella, with, a pretty pout : "Yes," said tiie priest, tcahxdy. " Attn I so dreadful, then?" said the , girl, archly. ' "No," he replied, flushing slightly, "but—that is-—" Ah, wicked Bella! yot \ave pierced the priestly armor.. . v 5 v "Come, father,", said she, coaxingly. "*call me * daughter' toot^^ I feel as if I were a leper or something. Ugh!" And she shivered, and then langhed mefrilyv . "''■ v "Verywell, my daughter," said the priest. - ' » ' Miss Bella was as pleased as ia a victorious GfeneraL But she was not con- ' tenfe She leansd out from the window, and, as she did so. "she j&Opped a glove upon the floor, whenf she turned the glove wag gone. ., ■ . ' Mass Bella cpuldhave hugged herself. But all things have an end, and so had the tete-a-tete in the tower. Bella at last descended, and, as usual, found her companions cross through waiting, and, as usual, subdued, them. And so they badefarewefltoFather Augustine, thanking biTn for liis courtesy, and crossed the campus to the carriage* And when they reached it, wicked Bella could-no longer eonceal her story, but told with great" glee how she had made an impression upon the heart of Father Augustine. I am afraid she used a slangy word in speaking of it. Carrie Bunner was horror-stricken. "BellaChester," said she, "I don't believe a word of it_ Bo you mean to tell me that he, a priest^ would keep one pf your gloves?" 01 Priests are only men," said Bella, defiantly. "Well, I don't care," said Came, "I don't believe it, so there." . And the girls climbed into the rock- away, which stood near the old church; the view of the college was thus intercepted. John had listened meanwhile with much interest. He believed Bella, He •saivately believed that she could captivate any man, if she set her mind on it And as he took a fresh chew of tobacco, and prepared to start, he indulged in much quiet mirth at the priest's expense. Suddenly a black-robed figure ap« peared around the corner of the church. Bella's heart went down'into her diminutive boots. It was Father Augustine. "I wonder if he heard us!" sh© ssid to herself. The monk motioned to John to stop. He advanced to lhe side of the carriage. " One of the servants," said he, blandly, doffing his angular cap, " has just come down from the observatory, wher© he found aglove. It was probably left by the young lady who was there with me. Which was ths lady?" Carrie Bunner's eyes sparkled maliciously. She pointed to Bella, " Is it yours, miss ?" said the monk, smoothly. Bella mutely nodded. She could not speak. She felt that she was crimson to the roots of her hair. He handed it to her. "I bid you good day, young ladies," said he, gravely, and he strode off toward th© c6He|f©, • - John touched up - Ms horses* H© : grinned, but said nothing. He was a maa and <%o2efe-s3 fi-cnow1"* " llJ&gi- - >is ' giggled mil &td& c, gresss" &A 'Th®? were women. And Bella? Well, Bella had wondered at first whether Father Augustine heard her. She is wondering yet. Both Sides of a Bridge. "Say, mister, are we on this side of the bridge or the other?" asked'a placid old lady of a gentleman on a Court-street car. " We are on this side," responded the gentleman, gravely. " Laws me I Then we ain't anywhere near Greenwood Cemetery yet ?" "Yes, madam, we are' within a few squares of it." • "Sakes a massy! I thought Greenwood was on the otiier side of the bridge I" "No, madam; it is on this side!" " Well, that pesky conductor told me it was on the other side when we started."-. ■ "It was, madam, on the other sides, then, but ve have crossed the bridge." "Then we'are on the other side?" "No, madam, we are on this side.of the bridge. We've passed it" "And is Greenwood on the other side ?" she asked, starting up in some a!aa*m. " No, it is on this side." " Don't try to fool me with your non? sense !" exclaimed the old lady, indignantly. " Don't try to make me think that Greenwood is on this side of the bridge when I know better, and don't try to make me believe I'm on this side or the bridge when I know I'm on the other ! Don't ye do it! You want to be careful how you amuse yourself with me, or I'll fit ye with a new Bet of ribs !" and the old lady shook her umbrella in warning as 'to the source of the additional physiological development " The idea," she continued, turning to the other passengers, " of trying to muddle an old- woman who , might be his mother ! I'll bridge ye, both sides, in a minute. Conductor, just as soon as I 'get on this side of the bridge you let me out, or this will be your tombstone trip fco Greenwood I" And the dame straightened back and glared defiance, while her well-meaning' informant concluded that it wasn't too warm for Mm to walk to his destination. —Brooklyn Eagle. MSCIOTS §T€>XE§0 OTQkb- (UtaffiseHeiriisttlcs "Goy "WUaSoln. Jewells <Da.ua USeefflgimiHs hmshhshmmIIs nrcnrnfiUleffl toy 'ffSaeiimo • 4 New York reporter interviewed Mr. iitidrews, of Tiffany's. "How are you to identify unset diamonds ?" the reporter asked. "Here, now, is a diamond," he said, holding up a flashing geHow crystal as big as a pigeon's egg; "that is one of the remarkable diamonds o2 the world, and could be identified anywhere. It weighs 125 carats, and is worfiosfSOjGOQ. Whil^ yellow diamonds sm plentiful, yet fiiere are few with a ©less?, decided tint like this; and it is pe- ets'iar in its cutting, from the fact that St ?£&S two rows of facets from the girdle, os largest oircumferenee of the stone, to tha table, as the flat top of the stone is called. In the ordinary style of cutting a brilliant there is only one row of facets between • girdle and table. Here is a dieinond^" picking up a brilliant clear as a drop of dew and flashing with colors like a rainbow, "that weighs only two and one-half carats, and it is yet worth S13I|00, from the fact that it is of the pmest water. A diamond as notable as thia we could positively identify from its characteristics. Here is another," picking up a yellow stone, "that weighs nearly as much, two and three-fourths carats, and is yet worth only $275, because of its color. Yellow diamonds are Ited to identify by appearance, because thgsy are so plentiful. Diamonds come of ell colors, pink, blue and brown being £eb& and worth much more than yellow. The'.pure white, free from stain or flaw, is fee most valuable of all. Odd colors ara so rare that they afford a ready me^&s of identification. Here is a black diomond," he said, holding up a large brililant that oddly combined perfect "k3,nspareney with a blackish tint; "tliis is one of the largest and best blaek diamonds in the world. It weighs fiv© earats, and is worth $2,500. Now, hei's/* picking up a beautiful diamond of aclea^rpink hue, "is a curiosity, that' W© eopld readily identify anywhere. It weiglia eight carats, less a, sixteenth, and h worth.f5,000. The color is a tsmq oJse, and it is exquisitely pure. Heesis smother extraordinary diamond." He -jhofwed a lasgs pearl-shaped stone of a emission color. "That is an East fiad^-rt gem, cad is yery old. Although dozen or so of the natives, all females, with handkerchiefs upon their heads, are present. Our party is seated at the front. I remain at the door. My wedding garments are not up to the highest style, but, as the procession enters the front door, If all in behind with the small boy of the family. The bride is a tail girl, with inflammatory hair and cool demeanor. The groom is a thick-set, stout man. whose hair is erect, and whose imperturbability is quite equal to that of the woman whom he holds, gently, by the hand. She is dressed plainly in black. A long white veil depends from her back hair, held by a circlet of ivy, a plant in great request and reputation here in Norway. The friends of tlie bride and bridegroom, including parents, pass up to the platform with them and take seats- on either side. A priest comes out from the aay- tum.and stands before the altar silently, with his back to us, while the precentor from a side platform raises a sweet song, with whose music there is not so much accord by the audience. Tben the bride and bridegroom kneel, a prayer is said and the two are one and all are happy. The bride is arrayed at the door, and the scene is concluded. 'loo. oeyentasn carats it is not worth is Captain Hoeden, who has recently removed to Cincinnati from Marietta, Ohio, has been an enthusiastic collector of spiders ever since his college days. In the pursuit of this singular fancy he •has collected nearly 25,000 specimens embracing 4,000 species, from all parts of the world. They are arranged in glass bottles, with labels giving name, collector, and locality. California furnished 5,000 specimens, and New England as many more. One species, is represented by 108 specimens" from all parts of the IJnited States, showing how much effect environment has in modifying form. The collection is supplemented by a full and complete catalogue of the literature of the subject,' comprising about 70,000. references pn 10,000 cards. THs-'valuable contribution to the study of this little- kneWn branch of natural hintory he hopes to 'complete and publish'at an early day. Lcoaes as ttaal ** "u.~-A i "7 r it-.r,','1 -—■■•;■> —-n 'UDvi-Ji/. toy totUJiT'-Uiju- thorn would be no means of identifying suel£ stones as these," he said, as he poured a handful of small diamonds on the table. They were nearly all off color, and of small size. " How, then, do you avoid mistakes and protect yourself against fraudulent claims when you take diamonds to set ?" "In the first place, we will have nothing to do with paste, no" matter what price might be offered us to set it. Nobody in the store is allowed to wear a paste gem, and if by mistake a paste brilliant is taken in at the repair counter it is immediately sent back to the owner. That rarely happens. Some time ago, when we refused to reset a stone on the ground that it was past^, the owner was greatly surprised to hear that it. was not genuine. The lady investigated the matter, and found that a dishonest* servant had removed the diamond and substituted a paste gem. She had never known the difference, although an expert does not hesitate a moment in pronouncing upon the genuineness of a stone. " When a diamond is brought to us," Mr. Andrews went on, "it goes immediately into the hands of an expert who gives ifc microscopic scrutiny. It is ■weighed, any chip or flaw is noted, and all these facts ui'cj recorded together wifch a little diagram indicating the location of the defects. Then it goes into the workman's hands. This enables us to be certain that we aire returning, exactly the same diamond that we take in. No one diamond in a thousand is. free from flaws, so that tliere are always identifying characteristics. People are frequently surprised to find their diamonds have defects, but it is often the case that the cutter will leave in a ilaw that can be covered by the setting, as very .frequently the cutting out of a defect would lose a half a carat or more'of weight." "Will diamonds chip off in wearing?" .> , "Yery rarely. Yoij may lay a diamond on an anvil and strike it- with a liammer and it will not break. At the same time a diamond has a Jgrain, and a blow that happens to strike it aloijg the line of cleavage may clip it Most ol the defects in stones are natural. Perfect pearls are even rarer than perfect diamonds. I recollect that a dealer once brought to us a collection of pearls valued at $250,000, and there was only one absolutely perfect one in the lot The rarity of perfect pearls' makes us consider this one of our most extraordinary pieces of jewelry." He . showed a pearl necklace, the pearls ranging in size from peas to filberts. They were all perfectly round, and some were iridescent. " Those we call Orients," he said, "and they are extremely rare. The necklace is wortli §35,000.'^ A Wedding in Lapland. A wedding is announced at the church, whOse' bells are pealing. We invite ourselves. A score of us enter the building. ,It is like most Lutheran churches, plain; but there is au altar with "seven candlesticks" and candles; a large ci'oss, perfectly white; a pulpit midway, and commodious *pews "and seats. Tbe hour is 2 in the "afternoon, not in the morning, though as to lighting the church, it is " all one." Some * Snafce Stories. A farmer in Devonshire once told me that he caught a viper, partially disabling it by a Mow from a stout stick, and with the assistance of his men bound it, still living, in the fork of a tree. (He was a Mnd hearted and fairly intelligent man, who would not have tolerated any ill treatment of a horse or dog—f ar less have been guilty of such a thing himself—but h© saw no cruelty in thus punishing the poor reptile.) There they left it, striking with its fangs on all sides in rage* and agony. When they returned next day the viper had escaped, but the limb of the tree was dry and dead as though blasted with lightening! .1 was young and hopeful at tiie time I heard this tale and unwise enough to do all in my power to dissuade the narrator from the belief he held, or, at any'rate; to try and convince him that he wrongly «y>haeeted cause aud effect in the case; Kit, as he said, he " see'd it himself," and he went down to the grave in that faith. 'That he honestly believed it, there could be no doubt, for hs had not enough poetry -In Mm to invent- such a romance. It reminds on© of the Yankee. who told how he Mlled & snak© with a hoe, th©handled: wMehth© "varmint" 'tamed hnd Mt sevesal time^before r©- f IfS J_WM IPOOTo BJEKNBii SexlEebs—-peanut readers..' - Wondeb if a noise annoys aa 9y§te0 L? a boy gets on the wrong tsaek afc* shows that his fatherTs switch has no5 had a fair chance. • - Men are like, pins.- On© with a Siti© head may be "just as sharp ai 'ana with s> big head! . ■ : v..- r- :-. -.""'. Some men go fishing to get. fish, and some don't; those that don't generally get what they go for. '. • ;-- , "-Do you think you'll be able to ptsfi through ? " anxiously * inquired th©- needle of the thread. "Ey© guess so,*" was the curt response. Says a contemporary, describing aa arrest: " He accompanied the polie© quietly to the lock-up, where .our reporter happaned to be at the time.'*. -. Fond mother: "Is blowing a fisk horn likely to result in injury to yous1 boy ?" " You wager ife is, ma'am, if h® blows it near us and we can catch Mm,5* Young Loveb asks: "When is the- best time to travel ? " When you sea the old man and his .bulldog coming round the corner, sir, travel for aE yen are worth. - ■ •■ Mbs. .Seeiggins, when-she read of th© failure of the Universal I4fa Jhsuranea Cofiapany, sagely remarked that sh© never did think much of "them Unives= salists." " That's what I eall a finished ser^ mon," said a lady to her husband, «© they wended their way from church. "Yes," was the reply; "butdoyoB know, I thought it never-would be." • Su^EBFiiTioifs—^"And so yoa leara daneing, Bob ? And how do you Ik© valsing ? " " Oh, it's not so bad! I earn manage very well myself, but liMnfc a girl's rather id th© way."—Punch. "Ehqitette" writes to inquire if, im our opinion, it would be proper for Mna to support a yoBng lady if she was taken with a faint-—even if he hadn't been iB'- troduced. Proper, young man? Gez° tainly, prop her by allmeans. "Annie," said a fond husband to Mss "wife, "what wer© the current espetises for last month ? " *sOh/' sh© "only 28 cents.*' *iT~~ that?" "W©Hfl yom §e© ■ I" ouly bakefi^ -mswrned^, s*Wlays faxm- t?aa f^lS-^^f-f4"* cakes twice, and3 therefore^ "sesd ye^7 few ©usanfe** Nets long ago, in a Sfesneh pFOTOsciai: fcheatss'j sbasifom© made a feafei ereais, "Hisses and langMsE Sa tike mz^zzz SBrxea f\m o^ffo &?-$'* •—->—r,~ z : - -■ ^ &&&£Ye _ as trew as you stand tiiess, iu ie^tJiaia three, .minutes that hoe-handle was swelled up as big as my leg!" Have you overheard of the hoop snake? They -abound, according to several accounts I have been favored with, in India and Australia, and derive their name from the peculiarity of their mode of. progression ; taking their tails in their mouths they bowl along like a hoop! Fact, so an old Indian oflicer informed me, who had often seen the native soldiers chasing them with short bamboo sticks (he was fearfully circumstantial) around the commons and along the roads. The following nice little anecdote was gleaned from an English colonial newspaper, where it- was published as an actual occurrence in the immediate neighborhood during the week, with much local and . collateral, detail. A boa-constrictor woke up hungry from a three months' hap and caught a rabbit which he bolted -whole in the usual way. This did not satisfy the cravings of his. capacious stomach, so he went afield in search of further victuals, and presently came to a •fehGe, which-he essayed to get through. But the lump caused by the defunct though undigested bunny stopped him, when his .head and a few. feet only of his body had passed between the rails; and lying in- this attitude, he caught and swallow another rabbit which had incautiously ventured within his narrowed sphere of action. Now what was the state of affairs? He could neither go •ahead nor astern through the fence, being jammed by his fore aad aft inside passengers, and in this embarrassing position he was slain with ease. -v-: ~» <.t A Wonderful Original Play. A young Milwaukee person has written a play. The one prominent feature is its wonderful originality. It is - noi like anything we ever witnessed on the stage, but of course we'cannot say ho\f it might be receiyed,by the public. -The curtain rises upon a dead man tlie first thing with thO handle of a dagger sticking out of his bosom, and the assassin stands gloating over his victim for a few minutes, when, to the horror of the audience, he seizes the handle of the fatal weapon, and draws out a bright, gleaming dagger, eleven feet long, and the murdered man sits up and begins to argue on the currency question. .The scene changes, when a beautiful girl, rigged up as angel with wings, and dressed in pink musquito bar and strung on wires, floats through the air back and forth half a dozen times, then plumes her flight and" disappears amid the pasteboard clouds atthe top of the stage. Act third represents 'a pie woman selling dried apple pies, and there is more or less conversation of .irrelevant • nature between her'and customers, one man- producing a boot-heel ■: swearing he found it in the pie. There is no plot. Plots have become so common in p'ays that the public is tired of them. ' There is no love, love having become old and bald-headed and .toothless*. There is no deep and- terrible -hatred, deep and ter-^. rible hatred being too snide, and what'■ lighting occurs is done merely to fiirih the time. The great object aimed &% by"' the author has been to make the fflay original iir every essential and %e has succeeded to a wonderful degree. Ik tba paste, stajr&g late, Harry fingers -wi& Me fate, Till hes m%-who eanBQtMeap, Calls, "What time is ityou fee^a?" Harry, thinking sha -woiild gsfc Time exact her watch to set, Answers,-with an air sublime: " Do you wish to fenow the time?-** •* Do yon Snow it?" sharp site exjes. "Yes'm," sweetly he replies. •' I didnt thiik you did, yofing maa; Bnt if you do, jnst tell my Ann." "A fabmeb^ says an agricultural paper, "does not need so many hands since the invention of the reaping machine. " No, by the teeth of the dragon j and. as a rule he does not have so many by about one-half. And if he has so .many hands, ten to one he hadn't so* many fingers. The threshing machine has robbed country life of one of its most exhilarating pleasures/ In the gOod' old days- when the flail was the vogue the city visitor could retire to the barn, and, in one short half hour get more bangs and, bruises than he can now acquire all da^r in the diamond field.—Boston Tran~ script. . . " I keciiABE if there isn't the deacon% daughter out with a bran new shawl. WeU, I never." " Hush I" said a better- informed female; " tisn't hers. It's one she borrowed from the company that's visiting over t' the deacon's." " Well, there's one thing I know. Sh^ can't depend on borrowing to look well in heaven. She'll have to wear her own $ngel plumage when she gets there.** And they both bowed their heads as tiie minister opened the services. — New Haven Register. . 'Twas a sultry Mid muggy day, but the agent, wiping the perspiration from his low but somewhat-manly brow, and, throwing his linen duster back, began: "Madam, is your, husband about?* "Yes, he's about, but I tenid to all agents that show themselves 'round here. What is it?" "I'm .introducing .a threshing-machine in this neighborhood,, andr-^" "Not in this neighbor- ,h6od, you ain't, if Ik^c-wit Tin com-; .petent to' do aU the thrashing that's needed on this f atm. You ask iny boys^. BUl and Sam, and, if you" don't believe them, ask my man just'pver in the lot there," and a slight advance that she made in his direction suggested to him that he. had better move on before she fried her power on him.—New Haven. Register. • • JL? oes it, alter au, pay to be Honest W a disappointed young man writes. No, my son, not if yourre'honest for pay, i% doesn't Not u you are honest-merely because you think it will pay; not if-you are honest only because you are afraid to be a rogue; indeed, my dear boy, it does not'pay to^ be honest that way. If you can't be honest because you hate a lie and scorn a mean action, if jou can't be honestfrom principle, be a rascal; that's what, you are intended" for, and you'll ' probably succeed at' it But you can't make anybody behove in honesty thatia bought' and sold like merchakdise.—- iBurlinatonHawkeye. WEiasTE® defines an " ornithorhyncus "as "i beast with a bill." On the first day of every month our streets are filled with' orrathorhynensses, rushing \ hither and thicher.—^ee Press. *i'S'-i?-J */{••.. i-
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Here she is....feel free to comment. I think i need to get a hold of joel and get the trg upgrade kit with sts as well...it's already fraying the strings. I waxed the heck out of them which i think helps, but it's a short term solution....sorta.
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Hysterectomy is the surgical term for the removal of the uterus (womb). This results in the inability to become pregnant.
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You may have a hysterectomy if your uterus is causing health problems that cannot be treated by other means. Some reasons a woman may have a hysterectomy are to:
Explore your options before having a hysterectomy. There are other treatments for many of these problems.
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You may be given antibiotics just before surgery. There are two different methods that are described here.
The doctor will make a cut in your lower abdomen. This is done to expose the tissue and blood vessels that surround the uterus. The tissue will then be cut. The blood vessels will be tied off. The uterus will be removed. Next, the doctor will sew the tissue back together and close the skin with stitches or staples. If the cervix is also removed, you will also have stitches put in the back of your vagina.
This method will not involve any outside incisions. The doctor will stretch the vagina and keep it open with special tools. Next, the doctor will cut free the uterus and cervix. The connecting blood vessels will be tied off. The doctor will then remove the uterus and cervix through the vagina. Lastly, the doctor will close the top of the vagina with stitches.
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INGLEWOOD, Calif. (November 20, 2011)—Gypsy's Warning will try to become only the second repeat winner when she faces eight opponents in the $250,000 Matriarch Friday at Hollywood Park. Post time is 12:30 p.m.
A Grade I for fillies and mares at one mile, the Matriarch helps kick off Hollywood Park's three-day Autumn Turf Festival. Other Festival events include the $100,000 Miesque (Friday), the $250,000 Citation Handicap (Saturday) and the $100,000 Generous Stakes and $250,000 Hollywood Derby (Nov. 27). Both the Miesque and Generous are Grade III races. The Citation is a Grade II and the Hollywood Derby is a Grade I.
The only female to win the Matriarch more than once is Flawlessly, who won three in succession (1991-1993) for Harbor View Farm, trainer Charlie Whittingham and jockey Chris McCarron.
Owned by Flaxman Holdings Ltd. and trained by Graham Motion, Gypsy's Warning will be aiming for her first win since taking the Matriarch by 1 ¼ lengths in 2010.
The 6-year-old daughter of Mogok and the Royal Chalice mare Gypsy Queen has been off the board in four subsequent starts. Her most recent effort was a sixth in the Grade I First Lady Oct. 8 at Keeneland.
The South African bred, who has won seven of 20 and earned $513,912, is one of a trio Motion is scheduled to run in the Matriarch, joining Unbridled Humor and Summer Soiree.
A 4-year-old gray filly by Distorted Humor out of the Unbridled mare Devotion Unbridled, Unbridled Humor has won five of seven and earned $197,420 for owner-breeder Live Oak Plantation.
The lone stakes win for the Florida bred came in the Grade III Noble Damsel Sept. 18 at Belmont Park.
Summer Soiree hopes to stay undefeated in California after taking the Grade I Del Mar Oaks Aug. 20.
Owned by Team Valor International, the 3-year-old daughter of War Front and the Mazel Trick mare Mazel Tov is 5-for-12 with earnings of $383,680.
If Summer Soiree is successful Friday, she will become the first 3-year-old to win the Matriarch since Price Tag in 2006 and only the fifth in race history. Besides Price Tag, the others are: Castilla (1982-second division), Flawlessly (1991), Ryafan (1997) and Dress to Thrill (2002).
A two-time winner of the Matriarch with Auspiciante (1986) and Tout Charmant (2000), Hall of Fame trainer Ron McAnally will send out the much improved All Star Heart.
A Canadian bred daughter of Arch and the Ascot Knight mare Gift of the Heart, the 4-year-old filly has won five of eight since coming to California late last year and joining the McAnally barn.
Owned by Gerald L. Gibbs, All Star Heart has won two in a row and earned her most significant victory when capturing the Grade II Las Palmas – at the Matriarch distance – Nov. 6 at Santa Anita. She's won five of 15 overall and has a bankroll of $261,705.
Never Retreat arrives on a roll for Chris Block – who trains the veteran mare for Team Block, which consists of himself, mother Patricia, father David and brother Ryan – for what will be the final start of her career.
The 6-year-old daughter of Smart Strike has won two in a row and three of her last four, including the aforementioned First Lady. She could become the first North American horse to win six graded stakes in 2011 with a victory Friday..
Out of the Steady Growth mare Lisieux, Never Retreat has won 11 of 31 and boasts the field's heftiest bankroll ($1,268,769).
The Kentucky bred has won eight of 19 since the beginning of 2010.
In addition to the First Lady, Never Retreat's graded scores this year have come in the Grade III Honey Fox (March 5 at Gulfstream Park), the Grade II Jenny Wiley (April 16 at Keeneland), the Grade II Dance Smartly (July 10 at Woodbine) and the Grade II Canadian (Sept. 18 at Woodbine).
Up In Time will be seeking her third win in her last four starts for owners Lordship Stud and Three Chimneys Racing and trainer Simon Callaghan.
The 3-year-old Noverre filly out of the Inchinor mare Up At Dawn sandwiched wins in the Grade II San Clemente Handicap July 24 at Del Mar and the Grade III Harold C. Ramser, Sr. Oct. 16 at Santa Anita around a seventh place finish in the Del Mar Oaks.
Winner of the Grade III Senorita Stakes May 7 at the Matriarch distance, Star Billing will be trying to end a four race losing streak. Owned by breeder George Krikorian and trained by John Shirreffs, the 3-year-old Dynaformer filly and the Thunder Gulch mare Topliner is 2-for-6 with earnings of $205,067. She is back in California after finishing sixth of eight in the Grade I Queen I Elizabeth Challenge Cup Oct. 15 at Keeneland.
Quiet Oasis stretches out and steps up in class after an authoritative win on the hillside turf course Oct. 15 at Santa Anita. Trained by Ben Cecil, who won the 1998 Matriarch with Squeak, for owner J. Paul Reddam, the 3-year-old Oasis Dream filly out of the Sunday Silence mare Silent Heir has won two of six and earned $62,379.
Madera Castana will make her first graded appearance in a turf race in the United States for Green Grass Stable and trainer Ruben Cardenas.
The 4-year-old Chilean bred daughter of Indy Dancer and the Dancing Groom mare Madera Fragante has won two of 19 and earned $120,278. Both of her wins came in her native country. She is winless in eight starts in California.
From inside out, the field for the Matriarch: Unbridled Humor, Ramon Dominguez rides, 123 pounds; Summer Soiree, Gabriel Saez, 123; Quiet Oasis, Luis Medina, 123; Madera Castana, Hector Berrios, 123; Gypsy's Warning, Joel Rosario; 123; All Star Heart, Brice Blanc, 123; Star Billing, Victor Espinoza, Never Retreat, Julien Leparoux, 123 and Up In Time, Martin Garcia, 120.
An easy maiden winner over a yielding grass course at Keeneland Oct. 26, Assateague will step into stakes company in the Miesque.
Scheduled for one mile, the Miesque attracted seven other 2-year-old fillies.
Trained by Michael Matz for owner-breeders Helen Alexander, Dorothy Matz and Helen Groves, Assateague has a win in three races and a bankroll of $41,200. Assateague is a daughter of Stormy Atlantic and the Dixieland Band mare Amelia.
Shippers have been dominant in recent years in the Miesque, including wins by The Mallet (2009), Habaya (2008), Sea Chanter (2007), Valbenny (2006) and Louvain and Paddy's Daisy (2004).
More Than Love is another arrival from a different circuit. The More Than Ready filly out of the Zafonic mare I'm in Love is 1-for-2 for Newton Anner Stud and trainer John Terranova II. An earner of $33,150, More Than Love comes off a one length maiden victory Oct. 9 at Belmont Park.
An Irish bred daughter of Trans Island and the Shareef Dancer mare Athlumney Dancer, Island Paradise will be making her grass debut in the Miesque. Trained by Charles Hills for Harlequin Ranches, Island Paradise is 1-for-2 over synthetic surfaces in England. She's earned $9,849.
Starship Flare arrives from Florida after finishing sixth of 10 in her first start on turf in a starter allowance Oct. 24.
Owned by Juliana Kretz and now trained by Kristin Mulhall after a private purchase, the Stevie Wonderboy filly out of the Crafty Prospector mare Go to the Ink has won two of four. Her bankroll is $26,565.
A distant third in the California Cup Juvenile Fillies Oct. 29 at Santa Anita, Raesunbridledfaith will be making her first appearance on turf. Trained by Craig Lewis for a partnership that includes Six-S Racing Stable and Patsy Jarvis, the After Market filly out of the Unbridled mare Unbridled Hope has won two of six and banked $58,978. Her sire knocked off Lava Man in the Grade I Charles Whittingham Memorial Handicap in 2007.
Your Special Day stretches out over a new surface after going 2-for-2 on the Santa Anita main track last month. The daughter of Kafwain and the General Meeting mare Young Ladies Day has earned $29,400 for trainer Jim Cassidy, who also owns her in partnership.
Regal Betty enters off a fifth-place finish in the Sharp Cat Stakes Nov. 13.
Trained by John Sadler for owner Michael Talia, the daughter of Congrats and the Sultry Song mare Singsingasong has one win in four races. She has earned $40,150.
Sadler also entered Katie's Ten, a Rock Hard Ten filly out of the Halling mare Hawayji who has one win in two starts. She's banked $27,000 for owners Ike and Dawn Thrash.
From the inside out, the field for the Miesque Stakes: Island Paradise, Joel Rosario rides, 116 pounds; Your Special Day, Mike Smith, 116; Starship Flare, Victor Espinoza, 116; Regal Betty, Joe Talamo, 118; Katie's Ten, Alonso Quinonez, 114; Assateague, Julien Leparoux, 116; More Than Love, Ramon Dominguez, 118 and Raesunbridledfaith, Martin Garcia, 116.
The Matriarch is the ninth of 10 races Friday. The Miesque is the fifth.
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Total Home Event 2013
Last week I went to the Total Home event in New York, an annual showcase of new products from a few select brands, including Le Creuset, Simplehuman, Schmidt Bros knives, Edgeware, and Casabella. Here are a few new products that caught my eye:
- Edgeware: I was perhaps most excited about the Grate Ginger tool from Edgeware. As you know, we loooooooove Edgeware's citrus zester, and this new little tool looks like it might end up in that class. This all-in-one tool basically peels, grates, slices, and juices ginger. (Maybe you could use it for garlic, too?) As someone who uses a lot of ginger and gets very frustrated grating it, I can't wait for this tool to come out. Retail $20 and available later this fall. Other new offerings from Edgeware: a pizza cutter sharpener and an 3-in-one peeler, with an attached scrubber and paring knife.
- Le Creuset: We always love seeing what Le Creuset has in store for us. They've recently expanded on their coffee and tea collection, which now includes espresso mugs, a tea-for-one pot, and cute little tea bag holders in the shape of a teapot! Other standouts include a brand-new extra large double burner grill ($230) and a Spanish paella pan ($230), available in September.
- Casabella: A few new offerings from Casabella include a 2-in-1 veggie brush. The harder bristles on the outside are good for cleaning potatoes, celery, apples, and carrots, while the pop-out softer silicone brush on the inside is meant for mushrooms. They also have a new one-handed cherry pitter that pits cherries with the push of a button (you can also use for olives) and a few brightly colored silicone jiggers.
- Schmidt Bros Cutlery: Schmidt Bros knives have really expanded in the last two years. From their initial launch at West Elm, they've now moved into other big box stores like Macy's and Sur La Table. They've got a new line of Titanium knives coming out, new cream bone handles on select knives, and they're launching specialty gift sets for the holidays.
- Simplehuman: The big new development with Simplehuman is their rechargeable automatic soap dispenser. Yup, you heard right. Their sensor pump (which is really nice in the kitchen when you've got messy hands!) now has a USB port on the back. Plug it into the wall, your computer, whatever. What will they think of next? Available now for $70.
- Dreamfarm: The silicone Sit-Up Scraping Spoon from Dreamfarm isn't new, but it has been so popular that it keeps selling out of the stores! Once I saw it myself, I understood why. The long narrow, flexible design would be perfect for scraping out the last bits of tough-to-reach jars. You can also use it for measuring, and the angled end means it sits up off the countertop (no mess). It's one of those tools you reach for again and again. Available now.
(Images: Cambria Bold, except Rechargeable Sensor Pump from Simplehuman)
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We have the Schmidt brothers knives - the last edition of Titanium. They are amazing and beautiful knives, and really easy to care for.
They do have some beautiful designs! But my concern would be the quality of the steel and it's ability to hold an edge.
Although it looks like Schmidt Bros uses the same type of steel as other major German manufacturers (such as Wustohof) use--CR15MOV--their marketing copy says nothing about their manufacturing process, including heat treatment. It's not just the steel, but how you process it. Judging from their prices, it would be unrealistic to expect any of Schmidt's knives to hold their edges and last as long as a Wusthof Classic or a Henckels Pro S.
So enjoy the styling, but don't expect high-performance!
Hello Cambria: I was just in New York for another holidays product preview event, so this must be another one! Would love to share with you some of the new housewares items that Dexas has coming out of Texas and beyond! jlogan at dexas dot com
Does it makes sense if I say that my mouth is watering?! ;-)
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Wow! I love these "off the common road" excursions. I've been wanting to do a trip similar to this up to Newfoundland for some time. Looks like an amazing trip.
Wow! I love these "off the common road" excursions. I've been wanting to do a trip similar to this up to Newfoundland for some time. Looks like an amazing trip.
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Newfoundland has been on my list, I've wanted to go to St John's and Cape Spear (I think it's the most Eastern point of North America (ok, technically Greenland is, but it's not easy to get there) and sea kayak out there.
I guess I have to plan a northern drive/kayaking trip as well now
Count me in! Maybe we can get Subaru to sponsor a caravan (ahem, an outback) road trip ;)
How is it going through customs? Would they freak out if I had a couple gas cans, water, etc in the back of my truck?
Count me in too! This would be a great trip.
Some years back we did a road trip with Newfoundland as our goal. We made it as far as Cape Breton Highlands National Park in Nova Scotia, then ran out of time, and cash, before taking the ferry to the island. :-( This was before the days of debit cards and easy cash withdrawals. Oh, and we weren't driving a Model-T either. Once the cash got low, it was time to head back.
One thing that was very nice was standing on the cliffs of Cape Breton and watching the Pilot Whales migrating out of the Gulf of St Lawrence.
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That's over forty degrees
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Twenty, ten, five and let it freeeeEEEEEEeeze!
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I never want to see a day
That's over forty degrees
I'd rather have it thirty,
Twenty, ten, five and let it freeeeEEEEEEeeze!
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count me in on the trip when it happens ,we need a lot of planing for this but it would be fun with the people we have here
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You guys should do this. Again, I highly recomend it. We had talked about how much easier it would have been if we had one or more people with us. The driving duties would have been better if we could have shared them.
A couple of quick links. There isn't a lot out there, but this should get you started.
Those are probably the best at getting you started. There really isn't a ton of info out there. One of the best sources for Chisasibi was a PDF file for medical students who worked there. If anyone wants it, email me @ firstname.lastname@example.com.
I mentioned listening to Stella Bearskin's speech. She was running for chief. Well, we found her on Facebook and we sent a message... telling her how fortunate we felt to hear such a lovely speech and how much it touched us. Then asked if we could get a copy. She replied today and said she would with a catch. We had to share it with folks.
"Hi, wow
This is so awesome, Of course i will share my speech with you.
Although i did not win the election, my elders the old people were the ones that actually asked me to run for Chief.
At first i laughed, but when i realized they were serious, i could not break there hearts, and say No, a second time.
I am a very spiritual person, i follow my customs, and cultural traditions.
The idea to run for Chief actually came to me in a Dream.....it was a dream i had over a year, and lasted a very long period.
I have 5 kids, whom i love so absolutely!! Never in my wildest dreams or in my long term goal planning did i ever plan to run for public office, as i was happy to live my life just raising my little family!! Anyway I actually cried when the elders interpreted my dream as that i have to run for office.
Anyway i know what it takes to become chief, as i hold a very important position in our local government. But i agreed to run, somehow hoping that i would not get in, how weird is that!! You probably didnt expect to hear that eh?
Anyway, the elders, and woman, and youth i spoke to encouraged me. I was told thru our traditional ceremony that i had to run, and give back hope to the people, and that the Truth had to be told, that i needed to wake people up.
Our elders think that the people are sleeping, and that someone needs to wake them up. They told me that I was given the gift to give back hope to the Community.
Never in my wildest dreams, did i ever think or expect to have an effect on anyone. Although you are not from Canada, makes it more special.
When i was 13 i traveled to United States trying to convince the Americans not to buy a contract from Hydro Quebec. It took us over a month to finally travel to New York on Earth Day back in 1989, i think was the year, anyway it was an experience that had a great impact on my life, as it opened doors to my heart & mind to the world!! It gave me hope that the world can truly be a better place, and Yes New York State canceled his contract with Hydro Quebec!!
Anyway, i think it was you and your wife that have given me back HOPE that i can still make a difference in one or two peoples lives, your story make me feel so good that i did reach one or two people.
As the speech i made, i prayed to the creator that i can make an impact on one person, and i will have still succeeded with the campaign of Hope, that i need to inspire on people.
My wish and hope is that you can pass on that Hope to someone else, even if it is your family & friends, than the wish of my people, elders, and ansectors wish lives on in you and your carrying on of the torch of hope, that we can all live in a beautiful place once more for the future of the world!!
As my people have always taught me that we are all brothers, and sisters, from the same creator, regardless of race, religion, nationality, and sex. That we were all created Equal!!
You have truly made my day a wonderful one!!
Send me your email address, and I will send you my speech in hope, it will bring a little more sunshine in an often dark world, that is plagued with hate, war, and greed.
Much Love, Stella Bearskin"


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Works good for value By Christopher on 10/14/2014Christopher would recommend this product to a friendBeen using this ATO for a couple years and for the price I can't really complain. It's simple to set up and works good. Couple problems with the floats getting calcified and sticking but if you clean them ever couple months and scrape the build up there's no problems. Heard stories of them overflowing sumps but I've never had it happen yet. Good product for under $100
Great product! By William on 7/26/2014William would recommend this product to a friendI am using 2 of these at the moment. One on my 240 Reef and one on my 75 gallon reef. Both as ATO's. I use a small pump (250gph) to deliver the water. I have been running one of these for over a year with no issues. Save your money and go this route you will not be sorry. People complain about float switches, just check on your system and do your regular maintenance.
Great for the price By MICHAEL on 6/23/2014MICHAEL would recommend this product to a friendDoes what it is supposed to do. Keeps the water level right. Do be aware that you may need to adjust the internal run time if your pump can not keep up with the rate of evaporation. However that is a very simple adjustment
Disappointed By zedagyrl on 6/5/2014zedagyrl wouldn't recommend this product to a friendI have to be able to get this to work properly. I used a aqualifter for my pump and it could not pump enough water into my sump before it "time out". I adjusted the internal timer to run as long as possible and it will work for a few days and keep my water topped off then for no reason it times itself out and never resets to run again.
Potential disaster By Daktari on 5/9/2014Daktari wouldn't recommend this product to a friendIf you are going to use this I advise that you run the inflow through a float valve. If the solenoid malfunctions in the on position you may have a flood or drastically reduce salinity depending on your set up. My LFS stopped selling this unit after several unhappy customers tried to return them. At least the float valve will stop the water.
Another problem I have experienced 3 times in the first month is that the unit will shut off and not come back on. I reset the internal timer to allow maximum run time and will see if this fixes the problem. I attribute this to the slower fill rate due to the float valve. We shall see if the problem is fixed.
Also if your pump is at a higher level than the end of your input hose regardless if it is in the sump water or not it will create a siphon and the water will continue to flow after the pump shuts off. You will need to install a siphon break.
The power chord and the leads for the float sensors were way too short for my application.
I may go back to a gravity fed set up with a 12 dollar float valve.
Good System, but tricky! By Rod on 4/9/2014Rod would recommend this product to a friendLove this reliable system, but had problems for months trying to get it to work right. Finally realized that sump water was back siphoning back to the fresh water container ( 5 gal bucket) after the pump shut off. Had many friends look at the system trying to figure it out, but nobody detected the reverse siphon. After raising the tubing out of the water in sump, it has worked great.
EXCELLENT!! By Lawrence on 4/7/2014Lawrence would recommend this product to a friendI've had mine for just over a year. Helps keep my Sump water level in check... works perfect right out of the box. No problems at all.
automate for best results By Michael on 3/18/2014Michael would recommend this product to a friendAfter automating my top off, my tank has been much more stable and growth rates have increased. I recommend cleaning the sensors every couple of months to avoid salt build up that can cause a failure.
Disappointing By TankLady on 2/13/2014TankLady wouldn't recommend this product to a friendI used one float switch at a time, each failed after a couple of months. Additionally the unit itself freezes occasionally. Needing to be unplugged and plugged back in to make it work.
Not worth the money By jerry on 2/9/2014jerry wouldn't recommend this product to a friendhave to keep resetting can never keep proper water level in my sump
Excellent!! By Dr. Chad on 2/7/2014Dr. Chad would recommend this product to a friendI've had mine for just over a year. Helps keep my Sump water level in check... works perfect right out of the box. No problems at all.
Thanks BRS!
Works good for Cheap ATO By Redfish on 2/5/2014Redfish would recommend this product to a friendI have two of these units one on a 275 gallon tank and another on a 120 gallon tank. They are cheap and work well. I am using lime water with these and have had no problems to date.
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by Dan on August 29, 2014, @3:28 PM
What kind of pump is recommended for this system thanks
Bulk Reef Supply Hi Dan,
Any low flow pump will work with this ATO. I ave personally used our 50ml/min dosing pump but find that it had trouble keeping up with large systems. I moved to the Auqa Gadget HydroFill ATO Pump due to the fact that it can be run dry without any problems, its self priming and it won't back siphon.
Another great option would be a small submersible pump like the eheim 300 or sicce micra and micraplus
Keep in mind these pumps are rated for low head heights so if you are running the ATO hose from the ground to the top of your tank you will need to go a little bigger.
I hope this helps!
Have a great day :)
by werner on October 29, 2013, @6:21 AM
what's the recommended pump for the ATO JBJ? thanks!
Bulk Reef Supply Hey Werner,
Really just about anything will work in terms of the ATO itself, its more about how far and fast you need to pump water. The most common pump is the aqualifter pump which pumps slowly and only goes a couple of feet. Otherwise if you need to pump larger distances you could use something like the 50ml top off doser.
by jerry on January 17, 2014, @1:24 AM
Why do i still get drips of water out of my discharge hose non stop even after the vaccum pump has shut off the.
The vacuum pump is on the bracket at the top of the tank at lease 3 ft. higher then my R/O holding tank(no pump in here for the A.T.O.
Bulk Reef Supply Hi Jerry,
Is the water in your storage container higher off the floor then the water in your sump? If so that would create a siphon when the pump turns on and water would continue to pass to the tank after it turns off (regardless of where pump itself is located).
JBJ ATO Self-Leveling Controller Features:
Float Sensors
The A.T.O. is equipped with (2) float sensors that activate within seconds when your water level drops and automatically refills your sump or tank until it reaches your desired set point. Each float sensor has been designed with an exterior guard preventing snails & hermit crabs from attaching to the sensors.
Electronic Controller Module
Our state-of-the-art electronic controller allows for (2) modes of operation with a total of (3) different set up scenarios, allowing you more choices for installation for your unique set up. Our compact controller also incorporates a visible L.E.D. panel and an Audible Signal alerts when in operation mode.
Linkable Brackets
The kit includes commercial grade "Linkable Brackets" that can easily be adjusted to meet your height requirements, and securely positions your float sensors. No suction cups to lead to disastrous water spillage.
Pump Safety Protection
The A.T.O. automatically stops power to your return pump in your reservoir, in the event that your reservoir is low on water. This safety feature prevents pumps from running dry and failing. (Mode A- Example 1)
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INGLEWOOD, Calif. (August 19, 2011)—The Pick 6 carried over again Friday at Saratoga, so there is a pool of $219,041 awaiting Saturday.
The Pick 6 begins in the sixth race. Scheduled post time is 12:35 p.m. PDT. Track gates at Hollywood Park open for simulcasts at 10:30 a.m.
The fifth race in the sequence is the $500,000 TVG Alabama. A Grade I at 1 ¼ miles, the Alabama attracted a quality field of six 3-year-old fillies, including Queen's Plate winner Inglorious, Kentucky Oaks heroine Plum Pretty and It's Tricky, who is trying to sweep New York's Triple Tiara after wins in the Acorn and Coaching Club American Oaks.
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Who am I? I'm just another aspiring photographer, writer, and artist, who also happens to be a full-time university student. I'm that person wandering down the street not watching where they're going because they're writing a poem in their head. I'm that person taking pictures of everything at the table next to you in the coffee shop because the light is so amazing. I'm that person who stares at you without realizing it because they're thinking about what technique they would use to draw your hat. But I'm also that person who sits next to you in school trying to get an A in science. I shop in the stores with you. I work with you. I file taxes every April just like you. Sometimes I'm more that person than the first one. After all, stores don't accept photographs as payment. So, I began this blog as my commitment to spend more time on my art, not just the art I'm required to create for school. I committed that at least once a week, I will give you a look through my eyes: it might be serious; it might be funny. It might be through writing, photography, or some other art form. That's not really the important part to me: the idea was really just this: Now that I'm committed to do this, I actually have to take the time to capture how the world looks to me, and that hopefully, while I'm capturing these views, I'll get better and better at it. I think that the world looks different through my eyes, feels different under my fingertips, and sounds different in my words than it does in yours. This is mine. I probably don't capture it the best way; I just capture it in my own little way. Enjoy.
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Minnesota Twins
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I will Survive
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Sales associate
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Navel piercing, small firefly tattoo on the back of right wrist
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Super Nintendo ... old school baby :-)
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There are so many different tuning methods out its kind of overwhelming trying to figure out wich ones to use and in wich order. Just wondering what you guys do and why you use them over all the others.
There are so many different tuning methods out its kind of overwhelming trying to figure out wich ones to use and in wich order. Just wondering what you guys do and why you use them over all the others.
Once the initial setup is done. We do either french tuning or walk back tuning. Do a search on here and look at sonny's french tuning that will get you exactly where you want to be.
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The only method that we use anymore is paper tuning. After the initial setup is complete, nock point, cam timing, center shot and a quick check of arrow spine, we start our initial paper tuning at 10' then after getting a read on what the arrow is doing we make some minor adjustments and check again, if we are getting close to a perfect hole, we move back and check it at 20', 30' and then 20yds then make whatever adjustments are needed and recheck at all distances.
I can usually get most bows to shoot a perfect hole within the 1st few shots, some can be a bit more time consuming and for some reezen, there is one particular bow made by another company that never would tune, after 2hours of trying everything I knew the customer finally acknowledged that we were the 3rd shop that week to try to tune that bow.
I have found that if I can get a bow to shoot perfect holes from 10' to 20yds that it will almost always shoot fixed blade bh's to the same poi as field points.
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Basic bow setup and then I eyeball in center shot (don't care for lasers). Arrow centered to Berger hole and nock point a tad high, less than 1/8". When setting up I use levels for bow and arrow.
I then move to variation of Walk Back tuning for indoor and 3D bows.
Outdoor and field bows; French tune and the play with rest height or nocking point to see if groups can be tightened.
Rarely paper tune.
Martin 06 Slayer, Nitrous C, shoot thru, 63lb, Quiktune 3000, HAA OL 5519, Beman ICS Hunter
Martin 06 Slayer, Nitrous C, Shoot thru, 55lb, Quiktune 3000, HHA OL 5519 2X, Easton A/C/C
Ben Pearson 1968 'Cougar' 62" 45#s @ 28" recurve, parallel shaft POC, Zwickey 'Eskimo' 2 blade
Use to always use bare shaft tuning (finger shooting) and later some paper tuning. Now with the Bengal and release it's all paper tune.
Once I have it shooting bullet holes with target arrows, I'll start at 20yds and make very slight arrow rest adjustments to get broadheads hitting in there with field points. (I use same arrow for both)
Recently tuned / re-tuned my Bengal with broadheads and honestly don't know what the paper tune looks like now.
I know final close range paper tuning on my finger bows has typically ended up a touch high and away from the bow. (shoot around flipper type rest)
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Basic set-up,then walk back,and finally BH.
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The word 'ween' comes from Middle English wene, from Old English wēn, wēna ("hope, weening, expectation"), from Proto-Germanic *wēniz, *wēnōn ("hope, expectation"), from Proto-Indo-European *wen- ("to strive, love, want, reach, win").


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Buffalo, NY (SportsNetwork.com) - The Buffalo Sabres have placed forward Patrick Kaleta on waivers.
Kaleta is coming off a 10-game suspension for his hit on Columbus defenseman Jack Johnson on Oct. 10. He played in five games before the suspension.
"This was a move we thought was necessary to help Pat change his game and preserve his career in this league," Sabres general manager Darcy Regier said. "We believe in Pat as a person and we hope he will continue his career in our organization and, if the circumstances are right, with the Buffalo Sabres."
The 27-year-old Kaleta has 27 goals and 24 assists to go along with 506 penalty minutes in 306 career contests with the Sabres.
Kaleta, who is no stranger to suspensions, will be eligible to report to the Sabres' AHL affiliate in Rochester if no NHL team claims him on waivers.


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