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The first step in Zhang's investigation is to identify the mechanism that causes fatty acids to activate CREBH. He will then decipher the molecular code that allows CREBH to control the amount of fatty acids in the liver. His final step will be to understand the involvement of CREBH in taking fatty liver disease to its more severe state, steatohepatitis.
Zhang is collaborating with School of Medicine colleagues Leonard Lipovich, Ph.D., assistant professor of molecular medicine and genetics and of and neurology; Todd Leff, Ph.D., associate professor of pathology; Bruce Berkowitz, Ph.D., professor of anatomy and director of WSU's Small Animal MRI Facility. Zhang is also working with Stephen Duncan, D.Phil., Marcus Professor of Human and Molecular Genetics at the Medical College of Wisconsin; and Maria Isabel Fiel, M.D., professor of pathology at the Mount Sinai School of Medicine in New York City.
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A Tell City man wanted in connection with an Oct. 19 methamphetamine lab discovery in Tell City was shot and killed by a U.S. marshal Friday afternoon in Hawesville, Ky.
Details as of 6:30 p.m. were sketchy but sources told The News that Roger Pate was shot and killed inside a home on Kentucky 69. Police were apparently attempting to make entry into the house to serve a warrant when Pate attempted to grab an officer's gun.
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I run WordPress 1.6-ALPHA2-still-dont-use in DreamHost, it's default PHP setting is CGI mode (php-cgi) and I perfer this mode for security reason.
If I enable permlinks with "Custom structure" and then WordPress will write the following rules in .htaccess:
# BEGIN WordPress <IfModule mod_rewrite.c> RewriteEngine On RewriteBase / RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} !-f RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} !-d RewriteRule . /index.php </IfModule> # END WordPress
In mod_php mode $_SERVERPATH_INFO? will be NULL, and in php-cgi mode it will be '/index.php' (by .htaccess).
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This is still the problem. this was my solution:
if ( strpos($_SERVER['SCRIPT_FILENAME'], 'php.cgi') == strlen($_SERVER['SCRIPT_FILENAME']) - 7 ) $_SERVER['SCRIPT_FILENAME'] = $_SERVER['PATH_TRANSLATED']; if ( $_SERVER['PATH_INFO'] == $_SERVER['PHP_SELF'] ) unset($_SERVER['PATH_INFO']);
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I am at present working on the ALL NEW website layout and this will bring the YOSP site up to modern standards.
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A Story of Witchcraft in Sussex.
Taken from 'Glimpses of our Ancestors', 1883. C.Fleet.
Sussex was, as with most counties in England, subject to a period in our history that was at best misguided, and at worst, downright cruel. I speak of the times of Witchcraft and how, at a certain point in our history, it could mean death for any poor person accused of such deeds. Those souls, some of which were no more than herbalists of the time, country folk with great knowledge of all things healing, and people who preferred to live alone in solitude with few friends for company, became victims of horrendous crimes carried out in the name of the church, the government and the will of the people.
It must be said though, that at this time, education was pretty much non-existent, except for those born into nobility, religious service and a few self-educated persons, most folk were very superstitious and wary of strangers especially of those who lived on the fringe of their lives. This lack of education and fear of the dark was a main reason of the witch hunts that prevailed throughout the British Isles and beyond. Supported by Noted dignataries and the backing of the church, it became a driving force to be feared by all who lived during these years.
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The Churches of Sussex
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Richard Henry Nibbs worked as an artist over the whole of the Sussex area and recorded through his drawings the various buildings and the state they were in at that time.
He used many mediums during his lifetime and his etchings of the Sussex landscape are many and drawn with skill and attention to detail. He made drawings of all the churches of Sussex at that time (1850s) with extra drawings of some of the finer details within the churches. These drawings were then made into a book called 'The Churches of Sussex', 1872. You can see the introduction page below which I thought was important enough to be included within this article.
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Strange Tale from Brighton - circa 1926
IT will be news to all but a few people that Brighton is the scene of an extra-ordinary and well authenticated ghost story. It is a story of a prim house, exactly like its neighbours in a prosaic street ; of a grim apparition ; of noises, strange and even terrifying ; and of a dramatic, and apparently effective, exorcism, with candle, bell and book in the most approved medieval manner.
It is altogether a curious, and in some ways a disturbing story.
The teller of it started with the disadvantage that, as it was a true story, concerning a house rated, rented and inhabited, and about local people , reticence has to be observed about names and addresses.
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Tales of the Gay Prioress of Easebourne
There are lots of priories in Sussex, and all in various stages of preservation, but I know of only one that is at present used as a vicarage, and this one is doubtless passed hundreds of times by the many sightseers who go to look at the famous Cowdray ruins. It is Easebourne Priory, where priory and church are almost one.
The beautiful and noble house of Cowdray, brought to ruin by fire in September, 1793, has such romantically historic associations that it is hardly surprising it should receive the wondering attention of visitors, who gaze mutely at the sheering but jagged stone of the great walls and the huge sixteenth-century windows now open to the sky. But the priory at Easebourne is not in ruin; in fact, with modernization, it is remarkably well preserved, and escapes the traveller's notice.
It was, of course, this very neglect, so close to our own doorstep, that persuaded us it was time a little of the old `glory' of the priory was restored. I use the word 'glory' because while our tale of Easebourne Priory will send us dipping back into the glory of Cowdray, it will also bring, to light a colourful little piece of scandal.
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Specimens of Old Sussex Dialect.
There follows a few examples of how hard it was to understand pure country dialect such as that in Sussex.
EH be gwene t'Henvul t'mor ter look at dem dere hogs. Dey sey deirn be better dun ouern, eh sey dey beant.
Ouern be a good lot o' shuts, an dey be middlin lusty.
De travlin's purty bad, and de brooks be out, but b'ou-t-will eh shall goo, regn eh shall git dere somehow.
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House Surgeon - County Hospital, Sussex.
Memories of how the County Hospital was run in the 1860s.
I left the Dispensary in 1862, and about mid-summer, 1864, was elected House Surgeon to the Sussex County Hospital, a post which had been my aim since the time I was pupil there. During that interval, surgery had advanced a little, but not very much. Diseases of joints which had, during my pupilage, been treated with blisters and cupping, were now put on splint, and kept at rest.
The first traces of the present aseptic and antiseptic treatment of wounds might be seen in the greater cleanliness, and in the use of such lotions as lead, zinc, and specially carbolic acid instead of plain water, though it must not be forgotten that Friar's balsam, balsam of Peru, and turpentine in various forms had been used from time immemorial.
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The Lanes of Brighton - The Heart.
What impression would the words " The Lanes" convey to the millions of people who yearly pass up and down the long thoroughfare that leads from the railway station to the sea ? Little do they reek of The Lanes, they who speed down the London Road, in their hundred thousands, by foot, cycle, car or coach. I have been astonished to find how many are the inhabitants of Brighton and Hove to whom " The Lanes " is merely the name of a quarter of the town they have rarely had occasion to visit.
The Lanes are the most picturesque as well as the most distinctive portion of Brighton. They are a quaint survival of the long past. Medieval in plan, mustily ancient in buildings and in odour, they are a flagrant anachronism. In Canterbury, in York, in any ancient Cathedral city, they would belong to the general scheme of things and would be vigorously and clamantly exploited. But in Brighton—up to date mushroom Brighton, tripper haunted, motor-ridden —this labyrinthine congeries of tortuous streets is nothing but a blank contradiction of the rest. The Lanes are one of the things of which Brighton does not speak. She hides them discreetly out of sight, behind the lofty ornate buildings of her busiest shopping thoroughfares. Yet they have artistic and historic interest.


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It is currently 9:21 am, 26 degrees (F) with a 16 degree wind chill and 95% humidity. One of those cruddy winter days that everyone hates . Anyway, just wanted to share some pix of our lovely "snow". LOL.
Here is our version of snow. Those little white things are actually ice balls. We have got nothing except them and freezing rain that turns to black ice on everything.
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Entrepreneur and Author Peter A. Thiel spoke at a luncheon sponsored by the Independent Institute on January 27, 2015. He shared insights from his new book Zero to One on how to create true innovations in the world of atomsnot just digits and bitsand how to foster a peaceful, prosperous and freer future marked by globalization in a world of limited resources.
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Research Fellow Stephen P. Halbrook, author of author of Gun Control in the Third Reich appeared on the Operation Freedom radio show with Dr. Dave Janda. Halbrook speaks about his latest book and how the Second Amendment prevents events that occurred in Germany before World War II, where gun control and registration laws enabled the Nazi party to consolidate power and disarm Jews and other so-called enemies of the state.
Experts: Stephen P. HalbrookType: RadioIssues: Civil Liberties/ Human Rights, Culture/ Society, Freedom, Gun Control, History (International), Political Ideology and Philosophy, Politics
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Research Fellow William J. Watkins, Jr. appeared on XMSatellite radios Innovation Navigation show to talk about his new book Patent Trolls: Predatory Litigation and the Smothering of Innovation. The cost of patent trolls is staggering, both in terms of lost work and in court costs and attorney fees. The outmoded patent system in the US is discussed, including proposals for reforming the patent system.
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Stephen P. Halbrook on Armed America Radio
Recorded: Sunday, November 10, 2013
Research Fellow Stephen P. Halbrook, author of author of Gun Control in the Third Reich joins Armed America Radios Neil McCabe and Mark Walters to talk about his new book. Giving historic examples of gun registration laws, issued by the Weimar republic, may have been well-intentioned but misdirected and once the Nazi party took control in Germany, the laws were used to disarm "Enemies of the State." Halbrook gives the hosts an update on current threats to Second Amendment rights.
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Research Fellow Stephen P. Halbrook, author of Gun Control in the Third Reich joined KVOI radio in Tuscon, AZ to talk about his new book, with host of the "Inside Track" program, Emil Franzi. Halbrook talks about constitutional rights in the US and they differ from Germany in the 1930s. The author talks about events leading up to the disarming of the Jews in Germany and of other "Enemies of the State."


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MLK memorial date pushed back
Updated: 06/20/2008 - The completion date for the Martin Luther King Junior Memorial in Washington is being pushed back. Organizers say it's now set for spring 2010 instead of 2009.
Updated: 06/20/2008 - The completion date for the Martin Luther King Junior Memorial in Washington is being pushed back. Organizers say it's now set for spring 2010 instead of 2009.
Updated: 06/20/2008 - A grim outlook for parts of the Midwest, as officials say each levee failure only puts more pressure on the remaining levees.
Updated: 06/20/2008 - A Massachusetts high school principal says 17 girls decided to get pregnant and raise their babies together.
Updated: 06/20/2008 - Stallings Island Middle School will soon be the home to hundreds of new students.
Updated: 06/20/2008 - A new audit slams a city housing program called HOME or Home Ownership Made Easy. It could leave the city forking over half a million dollars. News 12 talks to some in the community who say it could have been avoided.
Updated: 06/20/2008 - "We didn't do what we were supposed to do." That admission came Thursday from Augusta's Department of Housing and Community Development.
Updated: 06/20/2008 - Several Aiken women say they all they wanted to do was lose weight, but instead they say they're just losing money. They're under contract, but it looks like that membership isn't worth the paper it's printed on now.
Updated: 06/20/2008 - Georgia is still in a drought with no end in sight. The army corps of engineers announced Thursday they're bracing for conditions to get worse.
Updated: 06/20/2008 - South Carolina has put on the record an oral motion to reconsider the sentence that Judge Cordell Maddox gave to Ollie Hall. Hall was sentenced to 2 years house arrest for the murder of Greg Jones in 2006.
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Posted: 06/19/2008 - University of South Carolina administrators are recommending a tuition increase of nearly 6 percent for the coming school year.
Posted: 06/19/2008 - The Bush Administration is taking action, to have a rating system in place by the end of the year.
Posted: 06/19/2008 - The man from Alabama, contends the war is an illegal occupation, and refused to report on Sunday to Fort Jackson, South Carolina.
Posted: 06/19/2008 - Ten more illnesses from tainted tomatoes are confirmed in Georgia.
Posted: 06/19/2008 - The flooding in the Midwest is forcing parts of the Mississippi to close. This is leaving many barge operators stuck on the river.
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Posted: 06/18/2008 - A teacher and minister from South Carolina has been sentenced to 25 years in prison for transmitting child pornography and attempting to entice a person he thought was a 13-year-old boy for sex.
Updated: 06/19/2008 - The trolley idea is gaining traction as the Downtown Development Authority gets ready to make a pitch to the Augusta commission, but some are calling foul before the study even gets off the ground.
Updated: 07/16/2008 - Pirate radio station 99.9 has been put out of business. Richmond County investigators shut the station down Wednesday afternoon.
Updated: 06/18/2008 - Nearly half-a-million dollars worth of truck parts and copper were stolen, and some of it was found in Burke County woods. Investigators believe there may be a possible truck theft ring.
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Updated: 06/18/2008 - Greg Jones was shot and killed in November of 2006, found dead on Aiken Avenue in Johnston. Now, a day after Ollie Hall is sentenced for his murder, Jones' family reacts.
Posted: 06/18/2008 - Conditions are likely tomorrow for increased ground-level ozone concentrations in some areas of South Carolina.
Posted: 06/18/2008 - Officials say a part-time Fulton County magistrate, his deputy sheriff son and daughter-in-law are accused of luring a nanny from India then forcing her to work in their home without pay.
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DePaul's freshman Tommy Hamilton IV and senior Cleveland Melvin have been honored for their performances in the first week of the basketball season.
Hamilton was honored as Big East's Rookie of the Week after averaging 12.3 points and 6.7 rebounds in the first three games of the season. Melvin was also named to the Weekly Honor Roll after averaging 18.7 points and 6.3 rebounds.
Hamilton leads all Big East freshman in scoring and rebounding so far. He became the first Blue Demon to be named Rookie of the Week since Melvin and Brandon Young won the awards for a combined six times during the 2010-2011 season.
Melvin is playing his first season at DePaul as a small forward after playing the post for the previous three. In three games, he has made 20-of-30 shots posting a .667 field goal percentage with 8-of-12 coming from three-point range.
DePaul has started the season 2-1 and will travel to Milwaukee for their next game to take on the Panthers on Tuesday night.


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White cotton blend blouse form Yves Saint Laurent Vintage featuring a round neck, a ruched bib detail, a central front button fastening, a puff sleeve and a bow detail cuff fastening. Please note that vintage items are not new but often between 20 and 50 years old, and therefore will always have minor imperfections, even when the items have been used and worn with love and care.
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The joint drill comes a few days after North Korea threatened to carry out a nuclear test despite a new round of UN sanctions against its December rocket launch. Pyongyang said the test was the "demand of people."On January 25, North Korea also warned of "strong physical countermeasures" against South Korea if Seoul "directly participates in the so-called UN sanctions." Pyongyang said it would launch more long-range rockets and carry out the nuclear test aimed at its "arch-enemy the United States." The South Korean Defense Ministry recently stated that North Korea had completed all technical preparations for another nuclear test. Commentators say the presence of the US submarine in the joint military exercise could be regarded as a warning to North Korea. AO/HSN/HJL


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Samsung KNOX just got better. Here is a preview of the latest lineup of KNOX solutions, which are being announced at the Mobile World Congress 2014:
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Kampong Jerudong Things to Do
Villa houses
If you have the money to spent, there are some huge villa houses located near to the Lagoon Wing of the hotel. The villa houses look extremely luxurous and huge from the outside, and the exclusive swimming pool here (see my swimming pool tips) is very nice as it is an "infinity" concept pool facing the South China Sea.more
Lagoon Wing
The Lagoon Wing consist of several tall blocks of hotel rooms facing a big lagoon located next to the main building. I stayed here for about 1 week in July 2007 and found it to be very quite and nice environment. Even the corridor and lift areas are air-conditioned.Overall, the rooms at the Lagoon Wing are cheaper than those facing the sea, but it...more
Kampong Jerudong Restaurants
Atrium Cafe
The Atrium Cafe is located at the main lobby area at one floor below the main entrance and check-in area. This is where the hotel guests will take their daily buffet breakfast, and it is also opened for lunch and dinner (which you can choose buffet or a-la-carte).Since it is located at the main lobby, this cafe offers very good views of the...more
Famous and delicious chocolates
The Empire Hotel & Country Club is famous for its exclusively made chocolates which you can purchase at a counter at the main lobby area next to the check-in counter.There are many types of chocolates to choose from, and the box is very beautifully designed. I remembered a box of about 16 chocolates cost about $20+ brunei dollars, this is very good...more
Pantai Restaurant
The Pantai Restaurant is located at the 2 large main pools area of Empire Hotel & Country Club, and serves good seafood and grilled dishes. If you are staying at the hotel, do check out the buffet dinner at this restaurant which costs around $30+ per person. The buffet food (e.g. seafood, grilled dishes etc) is very good and the ambience is...more
Kampong Jerudong Nightlife
Night time at Empire Hotel & Country...
The sunset at the Empire Hotel & Country Club can be very romantic, especially if you go to the beach area near to the main swimming pools and Pantai Restaurant. There are some benches here for you to sit down and admire the beautiful sunset at the South China Sea.After sunset, the buildings and architectures of the hotel will light up, giving it a...more
Stroll in the park
whilst the kids endulge and enjoy themselves on the carousel...keep yourself occupied with different shots of the water fountain! cotton and loose fitting for lots of walkingmore
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Walk around the hotel on your own
If you like exercise and want to take photographs, the best way to explore the various areas of Empire Hotel & Country Club is by walking. Being a top-range hotel, the paths are easy to walk with lots of signages. You can even obtain a map of the hotel and its surroundings from the check-in counter when you arrive at the hotel.Personally, I really...more
Ride the buggy around the hotel
As the Empire Hotel & Country Club is very big and the buildings are spread over a large space, a good way to move around are by the buggies (see photos) provided by the hotel to its guest free of charge. The staff drivers will send you to your destination, and if you want a buggy but none are available, simply contact the hotel via telephones at...more
Airport to Empire Hotel & Country Club...
Because the Empire Hotel & Country Club is located at an exclusive area of Brunei, the best way to get there from the airport is by taxi. Luckily the hotel is not far away from the airport, and the taxi journey should cost you around $20 brunei dollars one way.There are some taxis outside the arrival hall of the airport, and the airport is not very...more
Kampong Jerudong Shopping
Empire Arcade
If you want to do some shopping at the Empire Hotel & Country Club, there is a shopping arcade just next to the main lobby area. However, the shopping here is quite limited and not cheap, which is to be expected. The problem with this hotel is that it is very far way from the main town Bandar Seri Begawan and a ride there will take about 30 minutes one way.Related to:
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Kampong Jerudong Warnings and Dangers
fido dido was here!
watch out for creepers along the beach
their seeds really stick to whoever passes by
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Kampong Jerudong Tourist Traps
it's not the heat - it's the humidity
up and about in the mid-day sun ...
... it's the humidity that gets you, not the heat ...
Unique Suggestions: drink plenty of water ... not iced ...
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.. be prepared to sweat it out ...
.. we don't need a sauna, just be out under the sun!
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Kampong Jerudong Off The Beaten Path
Jerudong Park Polo Club (Part 2)
Here are more photos of the luxurous Jerudong Park Polo Club, a symbol of wealth and the powerful people of Brunei.more
Jerudong Park Polo Club (Part 1)
The Jerudong Park Polo Club is about 10 minutes drive from the Empire Hotel, and this polo club is a symbol of luxury and royalty in Brunei because it is catered for the rich and famous (which include the royal family of Brunei of course).I have a change to get a glimpse of this polo club because part of my work meeting in July 2007 was held at one...more
Surrounding area of Empire Hotel &...
If you are staying at the Lagoon Wing or East Wing of the Empire Hotel & Country Club, there is a relatively isolated beach near to this section of the hotel. As the hotel area is very big, the best way to walk around is to get a map of the entire area, which you can obtain from the check-in counter at the main lobby area.more
Kampong Jerudong Sports & Outdoors
Watching Polo @ JPPC
one might get lucky and get to watchthe occasional polo gamesat JPPC...foc Polo Gear of course!more
Jerudong Park Polo Club - JPPC
Jerudong Park is home to JP Polo Clubapart from JP Golf & Country Club, JP Playground & Ampitheatre and JP Medical CentrePonies are Argentinian breed Polo Gear of course!more
Villa Pool
There are a total of 8 swimming pools at the Empire Hotel & Country Club, and the pool at the villa houses area of the hotel is perhaps the most beautiful and exclusive. Why?Firstly, it is an "infinity" pool which reaches out to the beach area and South China Sea. Secondly, it is very well designed and exclusive only to the guests staying at the...more
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I went to bed shortly before midnight on Friday but found myself awake, less than two hours later, once again glued to the television. The lack of news on the Holy Father's condition convinced me nothing was imminent, but still there was the desire to keep a silent vigil for him, which I did throughout most of the night. How fortunate I was to have Fox, CNN and MSNBC for companionship that lonely night, and how grateful I am to those journalists, far too many to number, who quietly reported, with such powerful dignity for days on end, the passing of John Paul II.
"It's not that he played to the camera," said Wyatt Andrews of CBS. "His gift was to play past it. Perhaps, with the exception of Christ himself, no one reached the flock with greater impact." I'm sure the pope would wince at the comparison and ask for CBS to drop the "perhaps," first in deference to the many holy and martyred popes, but mostly in insisting that Christ is the Exception. But that's OK; we know what he meant.
Time's Nancy Gibbs eloquently wrote for many. "The last glimpse of him high above the square became the latest in an album of images he left behind: a kiss on the tarmac in each new city; a smile lit by love and certainty; a white robe stained red by a would-be assassin's bullet, and the public forgiveness that followed; a challenge thrown down before prisoners and presidents, sinners and saints to heed the highest calling of their hearts." That's so good you could frame it.
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Governing Board
Fishtrap's Governing Board of Directors is composed of Wallowa County residents and others who have collectively contributed thousands of hours of volunteer time to make Fishtrap work. They meet six times a year as a whole board; each board member serves on two committees as well. We also have an Advisory Board that consults as needed and meets once a year.
Rose Caslar – President
Rose Caslar grew up in Wallowa County and in Fishtrap. It was her two summer workshops with Kim Stafford that led her to Lewis and Clark College, in Portland, OR, where she majored in English.
During her college summers, she worked for the Forest Service and various outfitters in Hell's Canyon and the Eagle Cap Wilderness. After college, she indulged her dream to see autumn in the Rockies and moved to Steamboat Springs, Colorado. She spent six years as a free-lance riding instructor, horse trainer, sleigh driver, packer, and skier.
During Colorado's "mud season," she spent time in Kansas foxhunting, and converted to English riding, also known as "those flat pancake saddles." In 2009, she returned to Wallowa County to be closer to her family and began working for Backcountry Hunters & Anglers, a sportsmen's nonprofit focused on conservation of quality habitat, wild lands, and traditional hunting opportunities. She still rides and trains, specializing in Iberian horses and classical dressage. She is also an avid yogi and teaches Pilates. She is very happy to be part of Fishtrap again, an organization that gave her so much as a teenager. Rose just completed a one year program in the art of dressage in Pennsylvania. She returned to Wallowa County and to Fishtrap in August 2014.
Aaron Maxwell – Vice President
I began my career with rivers at the age of eight, hopping from boulder to boulder over the headwater currents of the Colorado that ran behind my mother's cabin. At the age of nine I cast a caddis fly into the tail-out of a pool on the Encampment River with my father, hooking a small rainbow trout. College found me paddling a canoe on the Bitterroot and Blackfoot Rivers of Montana.
After following the western slope of the Continental Divide to Idaho, Eastern Oregon and Alaska, I settled in the Rogue Basin for graduate school. While attending Southern Oregon University I came to understand the issues of salmon, population growth, water shortages and the competing interests for the life of rivers. However, it really wasn't until I began to explore the Upper Klamath Basin, the Deschutes and now the Grande Ronde that I realized I was drifting in currents I had always been meant to follow.
From the start, I have recognized and mostly accepted a dichotomy of passion stirring both personal and professional matters of my life- namely an attraction to both the poetry of place, people and possibilities, as well as a resident faith in the logic of science and biological inquiry. While every good scientist should read poetry and every poet be versed in the laws of nature such that the confluence of the two explains the unexplainable while revealing new, unexplored currents of mystery, it is not yet a confluence that I have fully nor successfully negotiated.
For all intents and purposes, I moved to Wallowa County in 2012 to pursue my career in natural resources and to work with The Freshwater Trust on water related issues. There is a science to this work, sometimes as simple as acknowledging that water, when acted upon by gravity, flows downhill. Yet what I discover more each day, is that without poetry it is impossible to completely comprehend what is meant by observations such as "the Chinook return when the snows fall in July." One cot possibly be tasked with restoring broken landscapes and successfully navigate the intricacies of that task holding only a single oar of science. We must balance our logic and laws with compassion and interconnection, discovering that seam between the two that will carry us downstream towards deeper, more generative and creative understandings.
I am happy to reside in a habitat that nurtures both science and poetry. I believe that Fishtrap is very much a part of that habitat.
Pat Wade – Secretary
Wallowa Lake became part of Pat's life at an early age. Her grandparents, who lived in Lewiston, Idaho where she also was born, bought a cabin at the lake when she was six. Growing up she enjoyed horseback riding, hiking, swimming and water skiing at the lake, and roller-skating at the old dance hall in the evenings. At the University of Oregon she met her husband, Tom, who was born in Enterprise with similar
historical roots. In 1973 during the "back to the land movement," she and Tom came back to the County to construct a cabin on part of Tom's grandfather's homestead. They lived there for five years, raising two children in the cabin.
They spent twenty-five years in Forest Grove where they both had teaching careers. During that time they adopted an infant son from India. Upon retirement they moved back to Wallowa County.
Today Pat works part time with the County Library delivering to seniors and those that cot easily access library materials. She finds contentment and renewal working in the garden. Flowers are her favorite but planting vegetables and processing the harvest are also satisfying. She enjoys taking hikes with her dogs up mountain trails and studying voice with a former opera singer, performing with the valley chorale.
Pat came to Fishtrap through the book club that meets there monthly. "Books like Omnivores Dilemma have enlightened my understanding of how we get our food and the importance of healthy eating." As she looks to this summer's gathering she is "excited to be the newest member on the board discovering the rich history Fishtrap has established as one of the great treasures of the Wallowas."
Pat would like to commune with others who grew up on peanut butter, lettuce and mayonnaise sandwiches.
Tom Hampson – Treasurer
Tom Hampson is the first Fishtrap board member to serve from out of the county, but he is no stranger. Tom and his wife Woesha first came to eastern Oregon in 1969 when Tom was a fire guard in the Blue Mountains. Tom is from southern Oregon, Woesha from northern California. They graduated from Stanford the following year and came back, this time to Halfway. Tom worked trails and fought fire in the Wallowas. Woesha worked at Pine Eagle High School.
From Halfway they hit all the big spots in eastern Oregon–Cove, La Grande, Umatilla Indian Reservation, Pilot Rock, and finally Pendleton before moving to Portland in 1988. Tom worked in pling, economic development, small business, and non-profit management. (Tom did early organizational development work for The Wallowa Band Homeland Project and Crow's Shadow Institute of the Arts among many non-profit organizations.) Woesha has been an educator for more than 40 years and is retired.
Tom first found Fishtrap in 1998. "I discovered that not only could I write, but that I had something to say. I've seen that happen over and over with people who have found their way to Fishtrap." Tom and Woesha, a Winnebago/Chippewa, a poet and photographer, have been regulars at the Imnaha Writers' Retreat since it began. They brought their grandchildren to the Summerf Fishtrap Gathering of Writers in 2011 and 2012.
"Fishtrap, like the country and its people, embraces and challenges you–to measure yourself and to match and mix your experiences and spirit with the people and the country. Fishtrap inspires conversations and writing about our individual and collective search and celebration of identity. You come away enriched and you leave a little bit of yourself there."
Tom writes non-fiction, poetry, essays; is a musician, and a songwriter. He is currently working on a novel, Casino Coyote. He wrote the scripts for the multi-media exhibits at Tamastslikt
Cultural Institute, and a film, Beyond the Impasse, for the Confederated Tribes of the Umatilla Indian Reservation. He is the principle author of the Indianpreneurship® Starting and Growing a Business in Indian Country–a series of how-to business books for ONABEN, the non-profit Native business development organization he headed between 2000 in 2012. He is co-creator with Marv Ross and Thomas Morning Owl of the musical Ghosts of Celilo. His music is all mixed up. "Imagine John Prine in Havana, sitting on a bench smoking a cigar talking to John Lennon about Indians."
Elizabeth Enslin
Elizabeth grew up in Seattle but is a fourth generation Oregonian on her father's side. She spent her childhood camping, scuba diving, mushroom hunting and birdwatching around Puget Sound. She graduated from the University of Washington and went on to earn a PhD in cultural anthropology at Stanford University.
Originally interested in researching pastoralism in East Africa, Elizabeth followed love to India and then the plains of Nepal where she married into a Brahman family and gave birth to her son. Inspired by her mother-in-law, she worked alongside village women as they organized for change.
She lived in Nepal for three years between 1987 and 1994 and then returned home to the Pacific Northwest. She's worked as a teacher (high school and college), non-profit administrator and grantwriter. Since 2007, she's devoted more time to writing, especially her memoir: While the Gods Were Sleeping: A Journey Through Love and Rebellion in Nepal (Seal Press, Fall 2014). Her creative nonfiction and poetry appear in The Gettysburg Review, Crab Orchard Review, The High Desert Journal, The Raven Chronicles, Opium Magazine and In Posse Review. She has received an Honorable Mention for the Pushcart Prize and a Notable for Best American Essays and been awarded an Individual Artist Fellowship Award from the Oregon Arts Commission and a Rona Jaffe Foundation Scholarship in Non-Fiction to the Bread Loaf Writers' Conference.
She and her current partner, Jerry, fell in love with Wallowa County during a rained out backpacking trip in the Eagle Cap in the summer of 2006. The following year, they bought an old farm in the North End of the county. Since then, they've been living in a yurt while they build a straw bale house. They grow much of their own food and raise garlic and pastured red wattle pigs for local sale. They recently introduced three spoiled yak heifers to the farm and will probably spend many years figuring out what to do with them.
Elizabeth occasionally serves as a graduate mentor for Masters and PhD students in Prescott College's low-residency programs in Arizona. She joined the Fishtrap Board in 2013 and is especially excited about being involved in programming.
Jennifer Hobbs
Born in Portland, Oregon, Jennifer spent most family vacations in Wallowa County, where her parents (and one grandparent) grew up. The family moved to a small farm near Mt. Rainier in 1974; taking on long commutes to Seattle and Puyallup. The youngest of three children by several years, Jennifer spent her time reading, playing piano, dancing to a vast collection of vinyls, swinging in their big Locust tree and rambling fields, forest, and garden. She started writing nature poetry in the third grade and found her way to both the newsroom and green room in high school.
Her love of language, music, and biology eventually led her to University of Puget Sound in Tacoma, and then to a job at Microsoft, writing and speccing media elements for the physical science section of a multimedia encyclopedia in 1991. After working in content management for several years, she put her career on hold to take a yearlong trip around the world with her new husband. They volunteered on the restoration of a medieval village in France, hiked in the Himalayas, camped in Africa, dove the warm waters of Thailand, and fell in love with New Zealand along the way, coming home with a firm intent of finding a farm and a more balanced lifestyle.
A long search brought them back to the incredible light and beauty of Wallowa County in 1999, where they discovered a gently deteriorating place along the Lostine River that they are ever so slowly reclaiming. High-tech gradually yielded to a mix of renovation projects, trout farming, co-managing two businesses, raising three boys, and working in journalism on the side. Jennifer is currently writing her second adaptation and score for MidValley Theatre Company (the first was Dicken's "A Christmas Carol"), and started writing grants last year. She also enjoys cooking, photography, choreography, playing music, running, and dabbling in short films. Jennifer has participated in several Fishtrap events over the years, and attended her first Summer Workshop with her two oldest boys this year. She is strongly committed to keeping the arts alive and well in the community and delighted at the opportunity to work with Fishtrap.
Elizabeth Oliver
"Almost a local," Elizabeth was born down the road in La Grande and spent part of her growing-up summers in Wallowa County. During summer break from Oregon State in 1971, she worked here, cleaning the Wallowa Lake Lodge for $1/hour plus meals. College took her to U. of Alaska in Fairbanks, where she jumped out of an airplane "at midnight in day-and-moon light." After teaching in Portland for awhile, she moved to Wallowa County, met her future husband Brian, had a daughter, Megan, and never looked back. Elizabeth taught English for 25 years in Enterprise and has recently retired.
"Retired" isn't accurate, however, because she now gives her considerable energies fulltime to Fishtrap. Elizabeth has been a board member off-and-on for 20 years, has been The Big Read coordinator for five years, a past board president, chair of uncountable committees, champion envelope licker, and the one who always raises her hand to volunteer. She got started when Rich W. got her a summer job at Billy Meadows in 1972, and talked about his vision for a writer's conference.
Elizabeth takes in as much music as possible—Brian plays in two bands—and she never misses the local Bronze, Blues & Brews Festival in August. She hopes to do some traveling soon, "maybe Africa". Lately she's been reading literature set in that continent: Cutting for Stone, Kaffir Boy and Little Bee, among others.
Her vision for Fishtrap? – "As a non-writer," she says, "promoting good reading through our community events is essential. Fishtrap must continue its partnerships with local and regional schools. What else could a retired English teacher say?"
Zanni Schauffler
Zanni grew up in Portland, Oregon and attended The Catlin Gabel School. Her community encouraged her in the arts and writing and considered both very important. She was lucky from the start.
Years before, Zanni's mom was in the Peace Corps with a guy named Rich Wandschneider. When Zanni was in middle school the families reconnected and started making trips out to Wallowa County. Zanni greatly admired Rich (still does), and he encouraged her to keep writing.
Writing led Zanni to the University of Montana for her BA, Portland State for an MA in Writing, and the University of California, Irvine for an MFA in Poetry. She was lucky enough to work with such writers as Debra Magpie Earling, Chris Offutt, Michele Glazer, and James McMichael.
Zanni needed something to do summers while at UC Irvine so called up her old friend Rich and asked if she could intern for him at Fishtrap. She ended up spending the next two summers interning, swimming in the Lake, and making friends in Wallowa County. When she graduated from UC Irvine, Fishtrap hired her and she moved to the County where she taught Fishtrap College and helped coordinate various programs. After two years she moved on from Fishtrap and started working for the Hospital where she continues to find gainful employment.
In Wallowa County Zanni met the love of her life, Frank Helderman, the head brewer at Terminal Gravity, and they got married. They have two wonderful cats.
Zanni has completed her first book: All I Want Besides You and You and You and You and Me and very much wants someone to publish it. Her individual poems have appeared in The Iowa Review, Field, Black Warrior Review, and Drunken Boat, among others.
She is very excited to be closely involved with Fishtrap again and to work the Fishtrap Staff, and the Board!
Molly Gloss – novelist, books include The Jump Off Creek and The Hearts of Horses
Lizzie Grossman – former literary agent, writer on environmental and public policy issues, author of High-Tech Trash
Jim Hepworth – professor emeritus at Lewis-Clark State College, publisher at Confluence Press
Marc Jaffe – retired editor and publisher, Bantam Books, Random House, and Houghton-Mifflin
Teresa Jordan -artist, writer, books include Field Notes from Yosemite: Apprentice to Place and Riding the White Horse Home
Al Josephy – Environmental Pler, Washington State Dept. of Ecology; adjunct faculty in Environmental Sciences at The Evergreen State College
Bill Kittredge – retired professor, University of Montana, author of Owning It All and Hole in the Sky and co-editor of The Last Best Place: A Montana Anthology
Craig Lesley – Author of The Sky Fisherman and Storm Riders; on the faculty of Pacific University's Low Residency MFA program
Jonathan Nicholas – former columnist and editorial board member of the Oregonian, Vice President at ODS
Diane Josephy Peavey – rancher, writer, author of Bitterbrush Country
Kate Power – singer, songwriter, former owner of Artichoke Music in Portland, Music School Director at Dusty Strings in Seattle
Jack Shoemaker – Editorial Director of Counterpoint Press
Primus St. John – poet, retired professor, Portland State University, author of Communion
Peter Sears – poet, teaches in the low residency writing program at Pacific University
Kim Stafford – director, Northwest Writing Institute at Lewis and Clark College; author of Early Morning: Remembering My Father and 100 Tricks Every Boy Can Do: How My Brother Disappeared
Luis Alberto Urrea – writer, professor, author of The Hummingbird's Daughter, Queen of America, and Devil's Highway
Rich Wandschneider – founding director of Fishtrap, director of The Alvin M. and Betty Josephy Library of Western History and Culture


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Kayi, Xaayi
|Commune and city
Men cross a busy street in Kayes, 2006.
|Coordinates: 14°27′N 11°26′W / 14.450°N 11.433°WCoordinates: 14°27′N 11°26′W / 14.450°N 11.433°W
|Kayes Cercle
|Town founded
|33 m (108 ft)
|Population (2009 census)[1]
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Kayes (Bambara: Kayi, Soninké: Xaayi) is a city in western Mali on the Sénégal River, with a population of 127,368 at the 2009 census. Kayes is the capital of the administrative region of the same name. The name "Kayes" comes from the Soninké word "karré", which describes a low humid place that floods in rainy season. The city is located 420 kilometres (260 mi) northwest of the capital Bamako.
Prior to French colonial expansion, Kayes was a small village. Its location on the path of the future Dakar-Niger Railway, and the French need for trade centers, led to the creation of the Kayes market town in 1881. It remains a transport hub, primarily for Senegalese trade, to this day. In 1892, Kayes became the capital of the French Sudan; Bamako replaced it as the capital, first of the state of Haut Sénégal-Niger on October 17, 1899, then as the capital of all of French Sudan in 1908.
Economy and transport[edit]
Kayes lies on the Route Nationale 1 (RN1) highway and is 612 km (380 mi) by road from Bamako and 96 km (60 mi) from the border with Senegal. The town has an international airport (Kayes Airport), and lies on the Dakar-Niger Railway which offered regional passenger train service to Bamako three times a week via Kati and Diamou as of 2013. [2] The area is rich in gold and iron.
The climate is subject to the West African Monsoon with all the rainfall occurring between June and October. August is the wettest month. There is almost no rainfall during the other seven months of the year. The total annual rainfall is around 650 mm.[3] Kayes is nicknamed the "pressure cooker of Africa" due to its extreme heat; the town is surrounded by iron-rich mountains which contribute to the temperature. The town has been described as the hottest continuously inhabited town in Africa. The average daily high temperature in the city is 37 °C (99 °F), with temperatures usually peaking in April at an average of nearly 44 °C (111 °F).[4]
Sites found in and around Kayes include:
- Fort du Médine
- Félou Falls, 15 km (9.3 mi) upstream on the Senegal river
- Gouina Falls, 100 km (62 mi) to the southeast on the Senegal river
- The tata (fortification) of Koniakari, constructed by El Hadj Umar Tall, 70 km (43 mi) to the northeast
- Lake Magui and Lake Doro, both watered by the Kolimbiné River
- The Manantali Dam
See also[edit]
- ^ Resultats Provisoires RGPH 2009 (Région de Kayes) (PDF) (in French), République de Mali: Institut National de la Statistique.
- ^ Mali Seat 61, http://www.seat61.com/Senegal.htm#.U2JXgMfEc7A
- ^ Weather Information for Kayes, World Weather Information Service, retrieved 15 May 2012
- ^ https://books.google.fr/books?id=IN7mqkDMIzkC&pg=PA58&lpg=PA58&dq=Kayes+maxima+mensuel+44+%C2%B0C&source=bl&ots=0usDWuyNJK&sig=R5zX9-Kf8rHROsiTbaMR8kTZilg&hl=fr&sa=X&ei=7sseVcLdHcnrUtCDgtAH&ved=0CDAQ6AEwAw
- Portions of this article are a translation of French language Wikipedia's Kayes.
External links[edit]
- Colonial history of Kayes, from Web Site of Dr. Jim Jones, "African History Since 1875", West Chester University Department of History.
- View of Sénégal River Bridge at Kayes: Kidira Border Crossing into Mali, December 16, 2004 by NKOverland.


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A low-cost full-duplex 10Mbps optical transceiver for free-space optical data communication is presented. The transceiver consists three main parts namely interface circuit, transmitter and receiver. The transmitter - based on a simple inverter circuitry, drives a laser diode emitting 635nm visible red beam. The 10-cm-diameter lens was employed for light collimation. Optical-to-voltage signal conversion is performed using a photodiode SFH203 incorporated with a single resistive followed by a low-noise amplifier deploying a dual-gate MOSFET. 10Mbps Ethernet link between two personal computers situated 300 meters apart has been experimentally verified.


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So apparently one of my students lives next door to me.
Forgive me if I don't jump for joy.
Living next door to any of my students–as you can probably imagine–isn't exactly my idea of a delightful development. I guess this means I'll have to actually put on pants now when I open the windows.
Kidding. I'm totally kidding. (Except maybe on laundry day.)
Though this news has made me self-conscious enough to stop blasting Taylor Swift out the open window at odd hours of the day now, weirdly enough, my first reaction when s/he asked me if I lived in his/her building was to simply laugh.
Sometimes, in the midst of all this labeling and titling and instructing, we forget that our students are every bit as human as we are. We complain (rightly so) that our students think we live in our offices and have nothing to do but answer all their last-minute essay-related emails–but aren't we teachers guilty of the same thing? I mean, it's a bit unfair to assume that the only thing our students have going on in their lives is brainstorming, outlining, writing, and revising their 8-page paper on Stuart Little.
(Okay, so maybe that keg of beer they consumed while they were actually supposed to be writing was a bad idea…but seriously, it's college. When else are they going to get the chance? Certainly not when they "get their act together" and "grow up," which is what the world always seems so keen on rushing them–and us all!–to do.)
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After years of writing films surrounding characters in the View Askewniverse, Kevin Smith is gearing up for two very different films without Jay and Silent Bob, "Zack and Miri Make a Porno" and the horror film "Red State" — but that doesn't mean audiences won't see at least one familiar face from his previous flicks.
"I wrote [the role of Miri] for Rosario Dawson," Smith said of the "Clerks II" star. "I'd be kind of flabbergasted if she didn't do it."
When reached for comment, Dawson's management said "no deal is in place at the moment."
"It's a lot of new faces," Smith continued. "But Jason Mewes is going to be in it — not playing Jay, but playing a new character. Hopefully Jeff Anderson [Randall from 'Clerks'] as well."
The story of two friends from Minnesota who launch an amateur-porn studio on the eve of their 15-year high school reunion "Zack and Miri" will be "done shooting by Christmas," Smith announced, and "sometime in February or March, we are going to start on 'Red State,' " he said.
Though Smith described "Red State" as a "horror movie," he conceded that not everyone will agree.
"I keep trying to, like, [temper] everyone's expectations, because it's not horror like 'Hostel.' It's not gore porn," he insisted. "The best comparison I think of is 'The Shining.' It's going for that kind of mood. It's a very unsettling film."
A blogger, podcaster, lecturer and frequent commenter on the Internet, Smith was uncharacteristically tight-lipped about "Red State," coyly suggesting that most of what we think we know about the film is wrong.
"You hear the log line about, like, religious fundamentalism gone awry, and you're like, 'All right, I kind of got the movie in my head.' That's Act One," he said. "Whatever everybody knows about it in terms of the [Fred] Phelps-like character is just a piece of the movie and the movie kind of becomes a bigger statement than just that."
Radical right-wing preacher Fred Phelps, whom Smith called "a fringe, bizarrely Christian archetype," served as a model for the movie's antagonist.
"He definitely informs the character, but it's not like this is Fred Phelps with a different name," Smith said. "That's kind of an easy target to me. If you're just going to tee off on crazy, crazy, right-wing fundamentalist extremists, that's kind of easy. I think our movie doesn't stop there. It goes out to target something a little harder."
That hardness may come with a price, specifically Smith's first onscreen death. (No, we're not counting that old guy in the bathroom from "Clerks.") Asked how many protagonists there were in the film, Smith replied, "We start with four."
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been introduced in the course of this history, were assembled to see the Derby. In a comfortable open carriage, which had been brought to the ground by a pair of horses, might be seen Mrs. Bungay, of Paternoster Row, attired like Solomon in all his glory, and having by her side modest Mrs. Shandon, for whom, since the commencement of their acquaintance, the worthy publisher's lady had maintained a steady friendship. Bungay, having recreated himself with a copious luncheon, was madly shying at the sticks hard by, till the perspiration ran off his bald pate. Shandon was shambling about among the drinking-tents and gipsies: Finucane constant in attendance on the two ladies, to whom gentlemen of their acquaintance, and connected with the publishing house, came up to pay a visit.
Among others, Mr. Archer came up to make her his bow, and told Mrs. Bungay who was on the course. Yonder was the Prime Minister: his lordship had just told him to back Borax for the race; but Archer thought Muffineer the better horse. He pointed out countless dukes and grandees to the delighted Mrs. Bungay. "Look yonder in the Grand Stand," he said. "There sits the Chinese Ambassador with the Mandarins of his suite. Fou-choo-foo brought me over letters of introduction from the Governor-General of India, my most intimate friend, and I was for some time very kind to him, and he had his chopsticks laid for him at my table whenever he chose to come and dine. But he brought his own cook with him, and -- would you believe it, Mrs. Bungay? -- one day, when I was out, and the Ambassador was with Mrs. Archer in our garden eating goose. berries, of which the Chinese are passionately fond, the beast of a cook, seeing my wife's dear little Blenheim spaniel (that we had from the Duke of Marlborough himself, whose ancestor's life Mrs. Archer's great-great-grandfather saved at the battle of Malplaquet), seized upon the poor little devil, cut his throat, and skinned him, and served him up stuffed with forced-meat in the second course."
"Law!" said Mrs. Bungay.
"You may fancy my wife's agony when she knew what had happened! The cook came screaming upstairs, and told us that she had found poor Fido's skin in the area, just after we had all of us tasted of the dish! She never would speak to the Ambassador again -- never; and, upon my word, he has never been to dine with us since. The Lord Major, who did me the honour to dine, liked the dish very much; and, eaten with green peas, it tastes rather like duck."
"You don't say so, now!" cried the astonished publisher's lady.
"Fact, upon my word. Look at that lady in blue, seated by the Ambassador: that is Lady Flamingo, and they say she is going to be married to him, and return to Pekin with his Excellency. She is getting her feet squeezed down on purpose. But she'll only cripple herself, and will never be able to do it -- never. My wife has the smallest foot in England, and wears shoes for a six-years-old child; but what is that to a Chinese lady's foot, Mrs. Bungay?"
"Who is that carriage as Mr. Pendennis is with, Mr. Archer?" Mrs. Bungay presently asked. "He and Mr. Warrington was here jest now. He's 'aughty in is manners, that Mr. Pendennis, and well he may be, for I'm told he keeps tiptop company. 'As he 'ad a large fortune left him, Mr. Archer? He's in black still, I see."
"Eighteen hundred a year in land, and twenty-two thousand five hundred in the Three-and-a-half per Cents.; that's about it," said Mr. Archer.
"Law! why, you know everything, Mr. A.!" cried the lady of Paternoster Row.
"I happen to know, because I was called in about poor Mrs. Pendennis's will," Mr. Archer replied. "Pendennis's uncle, the Major, seldom does anything without me; and as he is likely to be extravagant we've tied up the property, so that he can't make ducks and drakes with it. -- How do you do, my lord? -- Do you know that gentleman, ladies? You have read his speeches in the House; it is Lord Rochester."


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"Our 2012 financial guidance reflects the three key elements of our bridging strategy," continued Lechleiter. "First and foremost, we are replenishing and advancing our pipeline. We've successfully rebuilt our mid- to late-stage pipeline to position Lilly for growth post-2014, with 12 assets now in Phase III, exceeding our goal of 10 by the end of 2011. We continue to revamp our discovery efforts to ensure a more sustainable flow of innovation for the long-term. Second, we're investing to drive growth in the key brands that don't lose patent protection during this period and in our countercyclical growth engines that don't have the same cycle of patent expirations as our U.S. and European pharmaceutical businesses. These include Japan, select emerging markets and our animal health business. Third, we continue to drive productivity gains across our business to fund the R&D necessary to fuel our future growth, recapitalize our physical assets and maintain our dividend at least at its current level."
Derica Rice, Lilly executive vice president, global services and chief financial officer, commented on the company's mid-term financial guidance through 2014. "We remain on track to meet or exceed the mid-term minimum financial performance outlined this past June. From now through 2014, on an annual basis we still expect revenue to be at least $20 billion, net income to be at least $3 billion, and operating cash flow to be at least $4 billion."
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