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what program did you use? i used Uneetbootin and Lili USB creator (BT4F) and both worked.
I think you should try it again.
Also check that the MD5 Hashes match.
Go to the Directory the ISO Is.
Windows md5sum -c filename.md5
hi guys
well as the title pretty much says
i load it from a usb (i been able to boot it on other occasions)
it loads verbose
then the wallpaper of BT5 shows up and thats it
nothing happens
(i also had once that the screen stayed black but i could login blindly and then it showed)
i also tried this but no effect
so i'm pretty sure it just freezes for some reason on that point
does some1 know what the problem might be?
thx in advance
what program did you use? i used Uneetbootin and Lili USB creator (BT4F) and both worked.
I think you should try it again.
Also check that the MD5 Hashes match.
Go to the Directory the ISO Is.
Windows md5sum -c filename.md5
Something something something...
Well i give it a shot if i can help.
Try using this USB Live ( i did use that intruction and works fine with me ) so by what im saying proceed from the beginning. formatting your USB and install BT5 again
and also try to check if your system can run BT5
NOTE: i use BT5 GNOME 32bit iso, so if we're not compatible then try to wait for the experts ^^
can nobody help me?
can no1 help me?
I am having the same problem. I used Unetbootin, linuxlive and even a tried live cd. I can select which mode I want then some loading, a splash screen followed by a black screen for me. Got it to load on my linux box (now a dual boot w/ BT5). USB works great when run as VMvitualbox. Just can't get live cd or usb to work from boot. Think i might be having the same problem xeph20. @xeph20 have you had any success with VM?
BT5 64bit gnome on acer icona
I just had the same trouble. I think we are not seeing a login window for some reason.
First, I found unetbootin put the ISO on USB a bit better than Lili Creator did.
Second, I found at the splash scree just typing the name and password and startx worked for me.
root and hit <enter>
toor and hit <enter>
startx and hit <enter>
Then I got the four oriental looking characters and then the desktop.
One other note is I found ctrl+shift+esc seemed to toggle between the splash screen and a black screen. Don't know what this means or if it is useful.
I pluged my live usb and was able to get to the logon screen root@root. However now i am getting a black screen after "startx". MD5 hashes match up. Tryed Uneetbootin but got futher with Lili USB creator.
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i boot BT5 off a live cd, for me I thought it was stuck at the backtrack 5 screen but after hitting esc, it opens up the black loading screen. There you can see BT5 booting. I gave it a few minutes and it booted. So maybe it is not that it is stuck it is just booting. For me the process takes a good 5 -10 minutes sometimes.
Same problem for me on Vaio Z :/ I tried both 64bit version with GNOME and KDE on DVD and USB - no difference, always the same problem.
But if i plug in VGA cable in "black screen moment", then i can see the wallpaper. Maybe i will try to wait more minutes after i can see the wallpaper. I will try it at home and i can report here the reslut.


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Thousands of tons of old ceiling tiles will soon be diverted from local landfills thanks to a new agreement between Armstrong World Industries, a manufacturer of acoustical ceiling systems, and Waste Management, a provider of environmental services.
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Kendra Wilkinson welcomes a daughter
(Yahoo!) - Kendra Wilkinson's "The Girls Next Door" days are long behind her. She now has a little girl of her own.
The 28-year-old "Kendra on Top" star welcomed her second child with husband Hank Baskett on Friday morning, Yahoo can confirm.
Wilkinson's rep tells Yahoo, "Kendra and Hank's baby girl has been born and she is happy and healthy."
Kendra and Hank are pretty elated too.
"I feel great and I am so happy," Baskett, 31, told Us Weekly following the birth, adding that the baby is "healthy with all 10 fingers and all 10 toes." As for Kendra? "She is great and did an amazing job," he said.
The little girl joins big brother, Hank Jr. (a.k.a. Little Hank), who is 4.
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New Super Mario Bros. U is a return to classic multiplayer platforming. It represents a new look for the best selling, ultra popular classic Nintendo Mario franchise that will delight those old enough to remember as well as those too young.
Wii U
With the advent of the new Nintendo Wii U console comes the release of the newest installment in one of gaming's all-time best series. I'm talking of course about the latest Super Mario brothers game New Super Mario Brothers U. This is the first time in over 16 years that a Mario game has launched with a new console. The last time being Super Mario 64 for the Nintendo 64. If you haven't played a Super Mario Brothers Game since then, you're in for a treat because I guarantee these games are even more fun than you remember.
Gameplay 9/10
When it comes to gameplay, everything just feels right. The running, jumping, and block destroying elements are smooth as silk and just as much fun as the older gamers may remember. One of my favorite characters from the past has also returned in the form of Yoshi, although he does have some cool new abilities. You can shake your controller, or push left or right with the gamepad and Yoshi will change colors. If he's yellow, he'Â'll glow allowing you to see better on the darker levels. If he's pink, he will swell up like a balloon and you can float through the air. Blue Yoshi turns enemies into coins and other good pick-ups by shooting bubbles at them. There's not a lot of new stuff here, but what is here is just so much fun.
Sound 10/10
Everything in the sound department is just so perfectly suited for a Super Mario Brothers game. You'll constantly find yourself whistling little ditties from the soundtrack that you didn't even realize you had noticed. The music constantly changes to fit the scenario too, so you'll be whistling a different tune so to speak, multiple times per level.
Story 10/10
We've seen it a thousand times, but just as Romeo and Juliet, the story is timeless. Princess Peach is in a world of trouble and it's up to Mario, Luigi, and friends to save her again. Who's the culprit this time? Like you even had to ask! It's Bowser. Bowser and the Koopa Kids storm Peach's castle and somehow manage to dispose of Mario and friends to the farthest destination possible. Their journey to rescue the Princess will take them through the desert, snow-covered mountains and everywhere in between. The levels are all challenging but in a fun sort of way. There's nothing super frustrating, but it's not so easy that it's boring. I don't want to go into great detail and spoil anything, but I can tell you for sure that it's a fun ride.
Other Modes 7/10
While the bread and butter of any platformer is the story mode, New Super Mario Brothers U does offer a few extra modes to steal away your spare time. There's the usual multiplayer mode. There's Boost Rush mode which basically requires you to compete the level as fast as possible. There's also Challenges mode which consists of multiple elements such Coin Collection and Time Attack. While there'Â's nothing really unique here, they're all fun in their own right.
Final Score 9.5/10
New Super Mario Brothers U is a great game and by far the best Wii U launch title. It's the Mario and Luigi you've known and loved since childhood. Nothing truly groundbreaking, just the simple, smooth, and addictive gameplay we've all been enjoying since the mid 80s. Truly a must-have for your new Wii U console.
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Marriage proposals are getting more and more creative, and one Utah man, Spencer Stout, proposed to the love of his life with a flash mob in Home Depot!
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VOLUME XIV. PIERZ, MORRISON COUNTY, MINNESOTA, THURSDAY, AUGUST 24, 1922. NUMBER 11. SOLDIERS MAY R0N_TRA!NS U. S. Will Be Prepared to Meet Any Possible Strike Emergency. Local News Items Buy the World�s Best Cream Separator and save all butter fat. See them on display. Kummet & Thielen Prank Gelbart was a business visitor in Little Palls last week. Washington�In order to be fully prepared for any demand that might be made upon it in the present industrial situation, the War department ii rechecldng the occupational qualifies- Headaches and Constipation tions of the enlisted men of the army | tak t, j out of Uf f and compiling information for | unrTTawmo quick possible in the event that fed-Jm�iRy women HULiLiIo I LR Co eral troops are called upon for duty j ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA owes in the coal or rail strikes and are re^ quested to advise officials here how , many men have experience in rail-! who endorse it strong ly. T'its tfreat popularity to women R. M. DUNCAN. Advertisement. Miss Kate Dombovy was visiting in Little Palis last week as the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Meyer. Attention Highest cash market road work, and in what particular branch of the railroad service each is competent. Thus far no requests for federal troops have been received by the department, but Secretary Weeks has taken the position that should a request come he should be prepared immediately to place all pertinent information before the President. The order regarding qualifications | of enlisted men in railroad work was said to be based wholly upon this de- j sire for preparedness and to indicate j no change of policy on the part of the prices paid for yOUT Mmi government. ; ;Cream, eggs and poultry. ROADS PROPOSE POLICIES Prompt and courteous attention given to all Loree Maintains His Stand Against , , Return of Seniority Rights. [business whether large xt , nT7 . or small lots. A square New York�Preliminary to the ses- > * sion of the Association of Railway deal all the time, yours Executives when members will vote fncafi<rf\r their attitude toward proposals of the SdLloiy, �Big Four� brotherhoods for ending the shop crafts strike, the Eastern presidents� conference held a secret TheO. M. GroSS, Agent, meeting to formulate a policy for its | (Advertisemenl) 11 members. : What action the Eastern group,! , xt- , , � which includes several of the most Mrs. Fred Micbaelis powerful lines, will pursue was not in- and Son Allen called on old dicated, those attending meeting as- friends in Wahkon and Onamia sorting they had been pledged to, secrecy. The only comemnt was made *;1S�; Saturday. by l. f. Loree, president of the Deia- General Produce Station ware & Hudson, chairman of the con* ( ference who issued a statement set- Best market prices which�nohrmaiN e�ie?S Top8- Paid for cream, eggs, and men, had brought their forces up to 75 poultry, we also have a per cent of that figure on August 18. �___________________ � This represented an increase of 2.5 lAPge quantity of Purity per cent over the week of August 11. tJest & Pride of MinneSO-Roads represented were those which . , led the opposition when the national ta rlour and reed on hand body of rail chiefs rejected Harding�s which We Sel I reasonable, two proposals for ending the strike by i submitting the seniority issue to the Kummet & Theilen Store Railroad Labor board. John M gollig, Buyer NORTH AMERICAN CREAMERY CO. ON PHEASANTS St. Paul, August ;22: Governor Preus today issued an order prohibit-�ng killing of Chinese ring-necked pheasants in Minnesota. Reports to tho state game and fish commission show that these birds are in danger of extinction if they are not protected. The order of the governor is effective October 15, and will continue in force until the close of the 1923 ses sion of the legislature. Mr. Loree saying that he spoke for made the following ; Ad V. lOtf himself alone, statement: "You can quote me as saying I stand 1 Mr, and Mrs. Gerhard Zacb-solidly against any surrender and it Bj ma|ln and Mr> and Mr Josep|i a surrender on the part of the roads . to give back the strikers seniority."; ^aclttnauu and son Aloise W. W. Atterbury, vice president of i motored up from St. Michael the Pennsylvania system, said: �Mr i Q11 Monday Aug- 14th for a few Loree speaks for the bunch, and 1 will back anything he says," j day 8 visit at -------------------------- I Micbaelis home. the Fred spray EXPRESS WRECK BRINGS RAID Carbolineum- Proseoutor Tries to Connect Radicals yOUT hen houses to kill with Ran Disasters. mites and lice. Cattle to Chicago�Offices of the Trades keeps Off flies. Union Educational league were raided cfnru'K Ht-iio- and correspondence and private pa- 8 L/I pers of William Z. Foster, head of! �Advertisement, the league and one of the foremost radical leaders of America, were seized i Mr. and Mrs. Mike Kolb and by State�s.Attorney Crowe and detec- n.l-mri mrl Hmcrhtp,- rWni-i,-,, tives -following investigation into the 80n LUiud and. lauffhtei Doiothj wrecking of a Michigan Central train motored up from Greenwald for at Gary, Ind., and the discovery of I a. visit with relatives Saturday, two sticks of dynamite on the Penn- ._____, c-,,. . v. aylvania railroad tracks. a home Sunday attei- Examlnation of Foster's papers, noon. bared a wide spread �one big union� | __________________________________ propaganda among railroad workers and gave valuable information con- ST. CLOUD BUSINESS COLLEGE cernlng a systematic series of radicals Fall Term s t> 5th make meetings In railroad centers. No ar-: rests were made. i ^llca 1011 �ow� a,ul ar,range for >�our The state�s attorney�s investigation | boa-r'-1 a,u* room, bend tor catalog to-began immediately after the report of day. Get rea.ly for a good position by the Michigan Central wreck at Gary learning Bookkeeping, Shorthand, was received here, along with the re- Typewriter, and Banking. New port by railroad officials that the Classes. train had been deliberately ditched by j VATH & AHLES, Proprietors, plotters. Spikes were removed from' Adv the ties and rails loosened, railroad j ' officials said. *r \ The train, engineer and firemen of which were killed, was running five hours late and an hour ahead of one of -the fastest New York Chicago lim Mr. and Mrs. P. W. Blake and iriandaughter Miss Mary Blak-of Little Falls are visit-iteds. It was believed the plotters in>r at tl)e borne of Mr. and Mrs. planned to wreck the passenger train. 0. E. Gravel. Moose Establish Colony for Aqed. j ,IT ,. ,, Chicago�A uhique plan for helping; � Women dig thtir graves with eldsfly people to care for themselves� their teeth, Constipation is the through the establishment of a great greatest curse of the day. Stag-cottage colony on 1,000 acres of land . , in Florida was announced at the open- decayed matter in the ing of the thirty-fourth international stomach and Dowels may cause convention of the Loyal Order of serious trouble. Take HOL- Moose at Mooseheart, 111. The site T T ,.�nr�T �ATT., will be about 14 miles south of Jack- LIFTER & ROCKY MOUN- sonville, Fla. An appropriatton of TAIN TEA for constipation� $100,000 was made and an additional RPSnI t-s inr, i-i n teerl TiNne.-i-il $100,000 a year will be used. .Results tfuaianteed. Espeual- �--------------------- | ly recommended for women and 75 Years Old, Wins Prize. children. Aurora, 111.�George EIJdns, 75 of Buncombe, 111., was selected as the R .M. DUNCAN. winner of a prize offered by a local fair for the oldest man actually engaged in farming. He submitted affidavits to show he was engaged in running his farm for 75 years. Spanish War Vets Gather. Los Angeles, Calif.�Campfire service marked the opening of the twenty-fourth annual encampment of United Sranisb War Veterans and the Nation auxiliary of Women. (Advertisement) The Problem. The problem of civilization is to keep alive a sufficient number of individuals who cannot and will not be subjected to machines, or to the cliches of tyranny; a non-explosable minimum of men who give, but who cannot be milked, who are neither afraid of, nor yoked under ideas.� Ezra Pound, in the Dial. Farmers! Ship your live stock with the Farmers Shipping Ass�n. and get ALL your stock is worth between you and the packers. Adv. Sunday's Ball Game The base ball game played on the local grounds between the Pierz and St. Cloud teams last Sunday brought a big croud from the surrounding country to the village. All were anxious to see which team would win. The locals took the lead on their opponents and held it to the finish although the St. Cloud nine are considered a fast team and they played a good game. The game was called on account of rain after a seven inning contest. The score was 4 to 3 in favor of Pierz. A Longley was pitcher for the St. Cloud nine and S. Gravel pitched for Pierz. FOR SALE 6 Good milch cows, 2 heifers with calf, 2 calves one of which is a Holstein also a No. 12 DeLav-al cream separator and 3 milk cans. Inquire of Robert Wanenger, Pierz R. 1.�Adv. Ip. Commissioner H. Gassert left for Little Falls Tuesday, where he attended a special meeting of the county board and view State Road No. 4 near Randall. The board received bids for the construction of the two bridges. No education costs so little and enables young people to earn as much as does a business college education. You get the j best of everything at the Little Falls Business College. Low expenses, thorough training and a good position are the principal features. Send for a free catalog. Fall Term starts Sept. 4. Typewriters for sale or rent.�Adv. Mr. and Mrs. F. X. Virnig went to the cities Monday for a few days visit with relatives and friends. STORAGE FOOD IN MINNESOTA SHOWS A DROP St. Paul, August 21: The food supplies in cold storage in Minnesota have decreased 1,727,993 pounds during the past year, according to a report issued yesterday by R. F. Hall, chief inspector of the State Department of agriculture. Tho supplies cn hand 011 July 31, 1921, totaled 2o,055,887 pounds as compared to 24,307,594 pounds 011 July 31 last. The greatest decrease is in the supply of fish. On July 31, a year ago, there were 3,886,771 pounds of all kinds of fish, while on the same date this year the fisn poundage totaled only 1,796,801, a decrease of 2,089,970 pounds. The fresh meat supply shows a marked increase, there being 2,108,-263 pounds more in storage this year than a year ago. Beef, veal, mutton, lamb and pork, however, show a decrease. The report on the fresh meat follows: (Pounds) Kind 1921 Beef ........... 2 237,973 Veal ......... 210,326 Mutton ... 170,599 Lamb ,.. 8,509 Pork ......... 9,577,341 Other fresh Meat .'....... 2,965,884 The decrease in beef, 346,247; veal, 124,437; Mutton, 136,700; Lamb, 7,-080; Pork, 281,340. Increase in other fresh meat, 3,-004,067. There were mere chickens, turkeys, ducks and other poultry and there is more butter and more eggs than a year ago, while the supply of gee3�, butter packing stpcty jtalllow aind lard substitutes has decreased. During the month of July alone dairy products increased 1,385,733 pounds, while the supply of eggs was increased by 12,956 cases. SOME REAL OLD INDIAN DANCES LOCAL MAN SECURES BAND OF LEECH LAKE INDIANS FOR COUNTY FAIR 1922 1,891,726 185,839 33,899 1,42# 9,296,001 6,969,951 TO TRADE FOR LAND Two well located garages, four good stores, several residences in Little Falls and St. Cloud. Come in an see us. Geno-la Reality Co,, Genola, Minn.�Adv. 11 tf. Mrs. Peter Dobby of Colorado Springs, Col., and a sister of lier�s whose maiden name was Louisa Hofitnann of Sacramen to, Calf., arrived here for a visit with relatives. Mrs. Henry Gassert is their aunt. They also visited their mother Mrs. Hoffman, who is at present undergoing medical treatment in St. Gabriel�s hospital at Little Falls. Peter Kelzenberg will receive a half carload of peaches in baskets. They will be on track Thursday evening. They will be sold at $3.50 per basket.�Adv. Remember us when you want cakes, pies, cookies, etc. Pier" Bakery. Phone 13 - J.�Adv. POW-WOW FOR THREE DAYS, ALL IN FULL WAR REGALIA Old timers in Little Falls and Morrison county will hail with delight the news that a band of 25 Indians will camp in the city during the three days of the county fair and give to the public a reproduction of some of the early day amusement in this county. Leech lake and Ponsford Indians will come here at the invitation of the fair board, extended to the led men through P. L. Newman. They will come prepared to entertain and to those who have never seen a real Indian dance, the fair will give an opportunity that may not again present itself. The little ones should be given a chance to witness a dance that meant a great deal to the whites in the early days, especially when the copper-colored native was on the warpath. NEW ORPHANAGE AT ST. CLOUD TO BE BEGUN SOON F.A. NELSON, Photographer will be in the Studio in Pierz on every first and third Tuesday of each month to take care of your wants. Send your films to Mr. Nelson�s Studio Little Falls, Minn. (Advertisement) TO OLD ST. CLOUD St. Cloud Times: Rt. Rev. Bishop Busch and Reverend Charles Grunewald will leave tomorrow afternoon for New York wRere on Saturday they will board the steamer Lapland for Europe. They will land at Cherboug and from there will go directly to Paris, thence in company with a welcoming delegation will go to St. Cloud, France, to attend the - celebration which will be held there on September 7, 8, 9 and 10. Bishop Busch will go to Rome on a business mission while Father Gruu-owald will attend the world famous Passion Play at Oberammergau, then to Munich. A visit will also be made at Antwerp, where Father Grunewald has an uncle whom he has not seen since his student days in Europe nearly 29 years ago. Bishop Busch and Father Grunewald expect to return to St. Cloud about mid-October, though no definite date has been fixed. Directors of the St. Otto�s orphanage of this city and consultors of the Catholic Diocese of St. Cloud at a session, this morning at the office oi Bishop Joseph F Busch, adopted the 10-cottage plan for the new orphan age to be erected on Sixth street south, St. Cloud The contract was awarded to Ed. Hirt & Son of St. Cloud at his bid of $219,300, exclusive of heating, plumbing and furnishings. The plan adopted was drawn lip by Victor Cordelia, Minneapolis av chitect. The directors rejected the plans previously considered for an orphanage all under one roof, which plans were submitted by a Pittsburgh architect at an estimated cost of $383 000. The number <-f bidders on the job was not given out by the directors. Work on the new orphanage is to be commenced within two weeks atm must be completed by October 1, 1923, according to terms of the con tract. KmrWr/m All Hie Me Condensed Stories of Happenings of the Week in Minnesota We sell Korona flour Every sack guaranteed! If it doesn�t give satis- ! faction bring it back and | we will refund your money. Theo. M. Gross, Adv. Pierz, Minn. m i ^ Life Insurance Company & si (c) C.P.B. or Boston Massachusetts If you want life insurance call on R. M. Stoll, Agent for the John Hancock Life Ins. Co. Adv. Two Stores Sold During Past Week Thru the Genola Realty Co. two important real estate deals were closed during the past week, two Eastern Morrison county stores changing ownerships in these transactions. The Peter J. Mueller store at Morrill, including stock and the 114 acre farm adjoining the store, was disposed of to Frank Preusser, Mr. Mueller taking 147 acaes of the Preusser farm South of Genola in the deal. The remaining 80 acres of the Preusser farm has been pur chased by Carl Rostetter. The Andrew Kajnz store at Vavvter, thru the other transaction, comes Into the possession of Henry Poepping of Las-trup, Mr. Kainz talcing the the Poepping farm near Oat mia in the deal. DANCE AT GENOLA j---------------- Tuesday, Aug. 29 Music will be furnished by Hohn�s Orchestra. Passage of Bonus Bill Next Week Seems a Certainty Washington, August 22: Passage of a bonus bill in the senate by the middle of next week with approximately 30 votes against it, seemed assured today. This was evidenced in an announcement of several separate polls of the senate. Chairman McCumber, co-author of the bill, predicted that a substantial majority over two-thirds, will advance the measure to the president for his signature. Opponents are lining up for a battle on the grounds that the nation cannot stand any added financial burden which the bonus it is estimated, will impose to an extent of $4, 000,000. McCumber and other staunch supporters were ready to contend that the bonus is in reality a government obligation long overdue to war veter ans. Sell your cream, poultry and eggs at the R.E. Cobb Station for highest cash prices. Yours to satisfy. J. L. Ross, Agt. �Advertisement. A party was held at the home of Theo. Thielen. Those present were: Mr. and Mrs. Leo Wermerskirckeh and family of Jordon, Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Bodnsgard and family of St. Paul Mrs. Steve Preimesberger and children of Rice, Mr. Lawrence Engelhart of La Crosse Wis., Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Ethen, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Meyer and family, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Preimesberger and family, Mr. Ben Kummet, Philip Thielen, Mrs. Pete Van Hereke and son Bob and Mr. Frank Virnig. Mrs. P. A. Hartmann and Alex Hartmann returned from the twin cities Saturday where they bought the new fall Jine for the Big Store. Weather conditions the past few weeks have not been very favorable; too hot and dry. Corn and potatoes suffered and the yield will not be as big as was expected. Tomatoes and other vegetables have also suffered. The plum trees that (were so heavily laden with the delicious fruits the first part of summer will not yield largely. The plums are nearly all worm-eaten. Morrison County. Fair, Little Falls, Aug. 29, 30, 3L J Special Price on one only� l2orI6 disc light r , t ur j 'Draft Kentucky Drill, Everybody Welcome I Pierz Implement Co.-Adv �pan Winona�Piecea of ivory, which are parts of an elephant's tusk, have been found in a gravel pit near here indi-J eating that the body of an elephant was buried there thousands of yeara ago. Minneapolis � Corcian Canadian, aged 36, a car repairman employed by the Milwaukee railroad, fell from the roof of a boxcar near Twenty-eighth itreet and Minnehaha avenue and. broke both legs. Chatfield�Guy Empy, aged 86, a freat-great-grandfather, has just pur-jhased an automobile. 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NEC Display Solutions has launched a 22-inch LED-backlit LCD monitor, the MultiSync EA222WMe, for business, education, government and healthcare markets.
LED backlighting technology will reduce the power consumption by 20%. Compared to previous generation NEC LCDs, the EA222WMe consumes up to 52% less power, radiates up to 61% less heat, weighs up to 25% less and uses up to 15% less packaging, the company said.
The EA222WMe also features 16:10 widescreen display with white LED backlight, 1680x1050 resolution, 30,000 contrast ratio, 250 cd/m2 brightness, and full connectivity with VGA, DVI, USB and DisplayPort inputs.
The monitor will be available for December 2009 shipment at an estimated street price of US$339, the company said.
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No doubt you have heard of the swine flu outbreak in Mexico by now. It has the potential to be a worldwide epidemic and to reach South Africa. We should not panic, but nor should we ignore it. Quite possibly, the outbreak will fizzle out without causing many deaths, but there is also the possibility that it might become worse. It is not that unusual for deadly flu epidemics to affect the planet. It has already happened at least three times in the last 100 years. The last major deadly flu epidemic (or pandemic) was in 1968. The disease is probably spread the same way as colds and the standard seasonal flu many of us get every year, i.e. by sneezing, coughing near infected people, touching infected surfaces, close contact etc. In other words it probably spreads very easily.
So far, according to the World Health Organisation (WHO) 30 people have died; all off the deaths have been in Mexico except one which was in USA. There are however confirmed cases of swine flu emerging from a total 22 countries. If we are to judge by the Mexican statistics (and it is far too early to do so), the death rate seems to be far less than 1 in 10 at 0.03. The problem is that flu afflicts so many people every season that even a low death rate can mean a lot of people die. Flu is already a big cause of death in South Africa, particularly in people with AIDS. What is strange about the outbreak in Mexico is that the majority of dead people were healthy adults between the age of 20 and 50. The WHO is not recommending restriction of travel or closure of borders and stresses that you cannot contract the virus from eating well-cooked pork meat and other pork products. Swine Flu is know largely referred to as H1N1 (influenza A) virus as this is the causative agent.
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Twins infielder Sano ready for challenges of Midwest League
By Ashley Marshall / Special to MLB.com | April 2, 2012 9:30 PM ET
Two of the Minor Leagues' most intriguing young players expect to call the Midwest League home for at least part of 2012. In Beloit, third baseman -- and top Twins prospect -- Miguel Sano fans will catch a glimpse of an 18-year-old (he doesn't turn 19 until May 11) who has already shown remarkable power and all-around hitting ability at a young age.
Heading south to Kane County, outfielder Bubba Starling will offer plenty for Royals fans to dream on when he joins later in the season. He's yet to play an inning of Minor League ball -- though he's actually nine months older than Sano -- but he may have the best all-around tools of any prospect in the game. Those are just two of the top talents that Midwest League fans will get to see up close and personal this season.
Catcher: Carlos Perez, Lansing Lugnuts
Venezuelan backstop Perez made the jump from the short-season New York-Penn League to the Midwest League in 2011, and he'll look to refine his skills in Lansing in hopes of earning a promotion to Class A Advanced Dunedin.
The 21-year-old projects as a fine defensive catcher, and even though he won't hit too many homers, he should develop gap-to-gap power to go alongside a solid average. The rigors of a full-time job caught up with Toronto's No. 9 prospect last year, so expect improved offensive numbers across the board as he repeats the level in 2012.
First Base: Jonathan Griffin, South Bend Silver Hawks
Griffin led the Pioneer League with 18 homers last year in his first pro season, and he will move up to South Bend to get a look at better pitching this year. At 6-foot-7 and 250 pounds, the Florida native has a strong upper body that generates a lot of power, particularly to left field. While he doesn't have too much speed out on the base paths, the 21-year-old is more than just a slugger. He batted .295 in 71 games with the Missoula Osprey in 2011, plating 59 runs and scoring 47 times.
The plate discipline needs to be refined (77 strikeouts to 29 walks). But if he can be a little more selective at the plate, he could become one of the best run producers flying under the radar to start the new campaign.
Second Base: Eddie Rosario, Beloit Snappers
It was hard to mention Sano last season without mentioning teammate Rosario in the same breath. The Appalachian League Player of the Year and winner of the MiLBY for best Short-Season Hitter after slugging 21 home runs and batting .337 in 2011, Rosario is not yet 20 and possesses tools across the board. He's been moved from the outfield to second base, and Beloit will be the testing grounds to see if that change can stick.
Third Base: Miguel Sano, Beloit Snappers
Sano took the Appalachian League by storm last year, so it's no surprise to see him move up a class in 2012. The 6-foot-3 Twins infielder doesn't turn 19 until May, and if he can come close to replicating the type of numbers he put up with short-season Elizabethton last year, the Snappers have a legitimate chance of challenging for Midwest League title honors.
Selected as a non-drafted free agent at the end of the 2009 season, Minnesota's top prospect surprised everyone with his sudden power surge in '11. He ranked second in homers (20) and third in slugging percentage (.637), and Minnesota will be keen to see whether his aggressive approach at the plate yields similar results at the new level.
"He'll be a real good Major League player one day and he'll be there for a lot of years," E-Twins hitting coach and former big leaguer Jeff Reed told MiLB.com last year. "Teams will find a way to get him in the lineup. He can be as good as he wants to be."
Shortstop: Javier Baez, Peoria Chiefs
After giving Francisco Lindor plenty of attention in the preview, let's focus on another 2011 draftee for this spot. Despite being taken just one spot after Lindor in last summer's Draft, 19-year-old Baez could make a lot of noise with the Chicago Cubs' Class A affiliate this year. Considered by some to be a better overall hitter than Lindor, Baez should hit for a good average with decent power to all fields. Chicago's No. 3 prospect -- also ranked No. 62 on MLB.com's Top 100 list -- will start the year in Arizona for extended spring training.
Bubba Starling, Kane County Cougars
Prep athlete Starling may be the most highly touted prospect calling the Midwest League home in 2012. An All-State quarterback and basketball forward as a high school senior, Starling has raw power, a strong arm and good speed. He will start the season in extended spring training, but expect him to be among the brightest stars as soon as he joins the Cougars outfield.
While he's not as polished as some of the other youngsters in the system, his ceiling ranks up there with the best of them. With great range in center field and leadership qualities that belie his age, Kansas City's top prospect may rocket through the ranks over the next two years.
Drew Vettleson, Bowling Green Hot Rods
Tampa Bay's No. 2 outfield prospect behind Mikie Mahtook, Vettleson will make the jump to a full-season league for the first time in 2012. The former switch-pitcher will man right field for the Hot Rods this season, but he will be in the lineup more for his bat than his defense. He hit .282 with seven homers and 40 RBIs in 61 games for Princeton last year, and even though he has average speed, his advanced feel on the base paths allowed him to swipe 20 bases.
The biggest question mark surrounding the 20-year-old entering the season will be his ability to cope with the rigors of 130 or more games. Vettleson batted just .191 in the final month of the 2011 season after a red-hot July that saw him produce a .384/.458/.677 line.
James Baldwin, Great Lakes Loons
Topping the crop of prospects in Great Lakes this year is fourth-round Draft choice James Baldwin III, an outfielder with natural speed and raw offensive talent. Baldwin was a three-sport standout in high school, signed away from Elon University by the Dodgers in 2010.
At 19 years old, Baldwin hit .250 in Ogden last season, collecting 10 homers and 22 stolen bases in 50 games. Surrounded by familiar faces, he is one of 16 Loons from last year's Ogden team that finished as runner-up in the Pioneer League's Championship Series. Baldwin is the organization's No. 10 prospect, and second-best outfielder in the system behind Joc Pederson, according to MLB.com.
Right-handed Pitcher: Archie Bradley, South Bend Silver Hawks
The D-backs got the briefest glimpse of Bradley at the end of 2011, and they have seen nothing so far this year to make them question spending $5 million on landing the teenager at the signing deadline last August.
Bradley projects as having top-of-the-rotation stuff, and if he can develop a breaking ball to complement a high-90s fastball and power curve, his time mowing down hitters in the Midwest League could be limited. A natural athlete with smooth mechanics, Bradley will anchor the Silver Hawks' rotation for as long as he is there. He enters 2012 as Arizona's second-best prospect behind Trevor Bauer.
Left-handed Pitcher: Justin Nicolino, Lansing Lugnuts
Former second-rounder Nicolino earned a promotion to the Midwest League at the end of 2011, and that is where he will start the new campaign. He used a low-90s fastball and above-average changeup to dominate the Northwest League to for a 5-1 record and 1.03 ERA, and the Blue Jays are optimistic he can incorporate his curveball into the mix more this season against tougher opposition.
With a slender frame (6-foot-3, 160 pounds), the Florida native relies on pinpoint control and deceptive changes of speed to keep hitters off balance. Toronto's No. 6 prospect struck out 73 while walking 13 batters over 61 innings last year, and even though he may not fan a batter at the same rate in '12, there's every reason to expect a winning record and sub-3.50 ERA.
Ashley Marshall is a contributor to MLB.com. This story was not subject to the approval of the National Association of Professional Baseball Leagues or its clubs.View More


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Give me his address so I can write him a letter please.
Well if you are best buddies shanshit and not JDI, tell him to come on here then and comment or are you, I mean he, too much of a bitch to do that?
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love this. it's the audacity of inviting the board to believe that JDI has a dedicated friend, who has the time and patience to stand up for him constantly and posts in a very similar way. lol
'Go read a fucking book, you piece of shit.'
Well shit Jimmy, you do it, after all I am your fake account and you log me on when you need some praise.
Jimmy you rock bro, you are the awesome!
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haha i wish i had the time to set up and maintain an insane Welshman gimmick! i spend enough time posting drivel as it is, pwned! or self-pwned i can't tell.
'Go read a fucking book, you piece of shit.'
I am flattered that you think I am an insane Welshman, though all credit is down to you noting I am you typing this....
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I'm with Evzy......Do it, do it, do it!
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Are We Aiding the Enemy? Adult Education in the Global Economy
This article explores the impact of economic globalization on the future of work. It argues against the view of training as a panacea for solving our economic problems and suggests a role for adult educators to take in proposing and supporting alternate solutions.
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Great Plant Picks
WHAT: Panicum virgatum Shenandoah is a beautiful ornamental grass selected for its red-toned foliage and graceful habit.
Initially the leaf blades are green and remain so in early summer. Then they develop deep red tips by late July. The show of color peaks with burgundy autumn color.
WHY PLANT IT: This perennial, a deciduous grass, creates a fine-textured clump and is topped with a haze of beautiful burgundy seed heads in late summer.
It will not seed around in the garden.
WHERE: Switch grass loves full sun and can tolerate hot spots. Plant it in well-drained or sandy soil and provide occasional watering during dry weather.
Keep fertilizing to a minimum to prevent flopping in late summer. Once the fall color fades switch grass can be cut to the ground.
It is a great companion for fall-blooming asters and sedums.
SIZE: It grows to about 4 feet tall and slightly wider, and its leaves arch and cascade, adding a graceful element to the garden.
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Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Representatives of the United States of America in Congress assembled, That the following sums are appropriated, out of any money in the Treasury not otherwise appropriated, for the Department of Agriculture for the fiscal year ending June 30, 1954, namely:
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For expenses necessary for carrying out operations, measures, or surveys necessary to eradicate, suppress, control, or to prevent or retard the spread of insects or diseases which endanger forest trees on any lands in the United States, and for such quarantine measures relating thereto as may be necessary pursuant to the Plant Quarantine Act of August 20, 1912, as amended (7 U. S. C. 151-167), including the purchase (not to exceed one for emergency replacement only) and operation and maintenance of airplanes, and construction and alteration of necessary buildings: Provided, That the cost of constructing or altering any one building during the fiscal year shall not exceed $2,500, as follows:
White pine blister rust: White pine blister rust, pursuant to the Act of April 26, 1940 (16 U. S. C. 594a), $3,000,000, of which $460,000 shall be available to the Department of the Interior for the control of white pine blister rust on or endangering Federal lands under the jurisdiction of that Department or lands of Indian tribes which are under the jurisdiction of or retained under restrictions of the United States; $1,590,000 to the Forest Service for the control of white pine blister rust on or endangering lands under its jurisdiction; and $950,000 to the Bureau of Entomology and Plant Quarantine for leadership and general coordination of the entire program, method development, and for operations conducted under its direction for such control, including, but not confined to, the control of white pine blister rust on or endangering State and privately owned lands.
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- 2 More Fiya
- 3 Devil's Advocate
- 4 Good
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- 6 Rise Featuring Scarub
- 7 Next Best Thing
- 8 The Law Featuring I Self Divine
- 9 State Of Emergency
- 10 Truth Or Dare
- 11 The Feeling Featuring Brother Ali
- 12 Little Girl
- 13 Poison Ivy (Afreecan-American)
Continuing it's longtime tradition of exposing people to new voices, Rhymesayers Entertainment presents the Spotlight Series. This new series of releases is aimed at giving developing talent a platform to bring their message to the masses. Specifically priced for retail this series promises to bring emerging artists to the forefront.
The first artist in the Rhymesayers Spotlight Series is none other than Toki Wright. Most known as opening act and hypeman for Brother Ali, Toki is not only a well established emcee but one of the hardest working community activists in the Twin Cities area. With numerous accolades and a tour history that has taken him from New York to Uganda, Toki Wright Is ready to take his next step with A Different Mirror.


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Forty years later, this one is still invoked as a fundamental guide to Sino-American relations.
While I disagree with him on some fundamental issues, I am much more concerned with his lack of character.
The fundamental problem with agnostics, as Krasny sees it, is that they "cannot help knowing [that] they do not know."
Even Hollywood reporting, it seems, is subject to fundamental statistical problems.
But it will have a fundamental impact on American sports and culture.
For once, he was revealing that fundamental egotism which is the characteristic of all his kind.
In these most fundamental characters they differ widely from the Myriopods.
But the fundamental saga is that which tells the story of the Volsung race.
To know the real difference is the most fundamental moral insight.
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NSTI's annual nanotechnology conference provides the most prestigious forum in the world for leading nano scientists, and Nanotech 2007 is no exception. The papers from this years conference have been compiled into four volumes to create the most authoritative and comprehensive compendium now available across all of nanotechnology. Including the latest information on industrial development, investments, and ventures, each volume explores cutting-edge research and applications. Volume II considers issues of concern to drug designers, bioengineers, and biomedical scientists. It includes information on biomarkers, biosensors, and bio materials, as well as research on cancer diagnosis and treatment.
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Iman Barlow is a 19 year old Muay Thai fighter, fighting out of Team Assassins in Leicestershire. She holds a stand up record of 60-3-3 as well as holding a junior record of over 100 fights. Although predominantly a Muay Thai fighter, this Saturday March 30th Iman will step into the Enfusion Live ring, in London, to take on Alexis Rufus for the Enfusion Live K1 world title.
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On Language
All the Parts CombinedBy Dan Piepenbring
178 years ago today, in 1836, Samuel Colt was granted a U.S. patent for his revolver, which he called "a new and useful Improvement in Fire-Arms," those most brutally useful of devices. As EDN (Electrical Design News) noted last year, Colt's design "was a more practical adaption of Elisha Collier's earlier revolving flintlock. It included a locking pawl to keep the cylinder in line with the barrel, and a percussion cap that made ignition more reliable, faster, and safer than the previous designs." (This is much more edifying when you learn what a pawl is: "a pivoted curved bar or lever whose free end engages with the teeth of a cogwheel or ratchet so that the wheel or ratchet can only turn or move one way.")
If you can refrain from asking yourself what sort of man would want to invent a more efficient killing machine, Colt's patent is worth reading, or at least skimming, for the sense it gives of technical writing in the mid-nineteenth century: it's a strict, unvarnished account of how a thing works, surprisingly direct in its syntax, and full of great machine-age terms like pawl, arbor, shackle, ratchet, and mainspring. Today, when technical writing is a muddle of jargon and pleonasm, it's pleasing to see how accessible this patent is—all the more so because it's such a famous invention. Granted, this isn't scintillating reading by any stretch of the imagination, but if you sat down with a tall urn of coffee and summoned your very best self's powers of concentration, you could actually learn how to craft and operate a fucking gun.
Take this sentence, for example: "Fig. 9 is a spring, which holds the rod, Fig. 5, toward the hammer, that the connecting-rod may catch in a notch at the bottom of the hammer to hold it when set." See? Lucid, if not limpid. In other places, the simple declarative sentences accrue in rapid sequence, achieving an almost poetic cadence, or at least an admirable degree of compression: Read More


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Cog Railway opens season with 2 trips
MOUNT WASHINGTON - Sunny skies and relatively warm temperatures on Saturday greeted the first passengers of the Mount Washington Cog Railway's season, according to the historic railway.
The Cog ran two trips to the mountain's summit, where it was 55 degrees with a breeze of about 8 miles an hour, said the Cog's Becky Metcalf.
She said passengers were from as far away as Russia.
"Old Peppersass," the first cog-driven train to ascend the mountain, made its climb July 3, 1869, according to the Cog Railway's website.


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If you're a meat-and-potatoes kind of person, Bavarian Point serves the ultimate comfort food, our favorite for German fare. The Wurst Pfanne is made for indecisive sausage lovers, with sizzling hot Polish sausage, bratwurst, and knackwurst all on one plate, and the rindsroulade offers an unusual take on steak, with vegetables rolled up in thinly pounded sirloin. Other specialties include Hühnerbrust Calbados (chicken with cream sauce and spaetzle), veal Wiener schnitzel, and several seafood options, but Bavarian Point does pork best of all. Loosen your belt and settle into a cozy booth before you dig in to the schweinebraten, a classic presentation of tender roast pork with moist dumplings and savory, not-too-salty sauerkraut. It's rich, it's filling, and it's the ultimate complement for an ice-cold glass of beer (there are a dozen on tap here). If that doesn't take care of your raging protein craving, nothing will.
When we decided to do a Garden of Eden theme for this year's Best of Phoenix, we knew we'd have to tell you where to find the best apple pie, the best place to make your garden grow, the best place to rent a snake. And, of course, we figured we needed to tell you where to find the best spareribs apologies to Adam. Turns out, the term "sparerib" doesn't refer to an extra rib at all. It originates from the German word rippenspeer, which means "spear ribs" apparently, the cut was traditionally speared and roasted. We Americans bastardized the term 'til it became sparerib also so-named because the cut, from the bottom section of the ribs and breastbone of the pig, doesn't have much meat. So we're confused. We want to tell you where to get the best spareribs, but frankly, we're not 100 percent sure of the cut of the ribs at Golden Eggroll, one of our favorite little Chinese joints, just around the corner from REI in Tempe. No matter, really. These are the best ribs in town an order comes with four juicy, tasty ribs, covered in a light sweet sauce and sprinkled with scallions. We often make a meal of them alone, so perhaps therein lies our answer there's nothing spare about them. One thing we know for sure: Eve would have chosen these ribs over that apple any day of the week. And she wouldn't have had to leave the garden: Golden Eggroll delivers.
In our opinion, it's always worth a trek out to east Mesa, to this homey and charming shrine to the land where corn grows freely, and it's all because of our favorite part of the day: dessert. More than 20 types of homemade pie are baked daily using passed-down family recipes, and the offerings will overwhelm your taste buds. There are straight-ahead varieties like the cherry and peach pies, as well as more unusual offerings like the decadent chocolate peanut butter and the sweet sour cream raisin. But what keeps us coming back to fill our greedy guts is the award-winning apple pie, a thick and sweet creation with a flaky butter crust available by the slice at $2.59 a pop or as a whole delight for $10.99 (with a $2 refundable on each pie tin). We guarantee that you won't leave hungry or dissatisfied, you hear, now?
We can't help but sigh when we think about Hermosa Inn and its beloved restaurant, Lon's. With its view of Camelback Mountain, its cozy patio fireplace, and trees and cactuses everywhere, the place oozes so much desert charm that we wish we could live there. (Yeah, only in our dreams . . . ) Of course, painter Lon Megargee did live there in the 1930s, and these days, the old-fashioned Arizona adobe ranch house that used to be his residence is home to one of the Valley's most memorable dining destinations. From the dining rooms to the intimate bar to the candlelit stone wine cellar, the ambiance is rustic and romantic, with antique Navajo rugs, wood-beamed ceilings, and Southwestern art throughout. And true to Megargee's artistic spirit, Lon's not only serves Friday night drink specials in Megargee's former art studio (a.k.a. "the Studio Lounge"), but also hosts its own artist-in-residence series, a four-course wine dinner and reception with a different talent every month. As for executive chef Michael Rusconi's creative menu, many of the ingredients are organic, locally grown, or even plucked straight out of the inn's own gardens. For a taste of the Southwest, try the moist cactus pear lacquered breast of duck, or the smoky, pepper-crusted pork tenderloin with prickly pear braised red cabbage. Mmm. We might not be able to move in, but on the bright side, we can't wear out our welcome at the dinner table, either.
Fifty years ago, former circus trapeze artist Bill Johnson threw open the doors on what would become one of the best-known and longest-running restaurants in the Valley, and the place that bears his name has been dishing out chops and barbecue ever since. The rustic interior of Bill Johnson's Big Apple is still hung with Western memorabilia, its servers still dress in cowboy drag, and it's still run by the Johnson family (Bill died in 1966, after which his kids took over). All these things add up to a place perfect for the sentimentalist in us. Because Phoenix's first theme restaurant has changed so little over the years, we can head to the Big Apple and relive favorite memories of a late-night post-prom dinner date; a brother's long-ago "just divorced" party; or merely the memory of an exceptional slice of deep-dish apple pie, a specialty of the house. The sign out front features a giant steer's head and the legend "Let's Eat!" But we visit Bill Johnson's for more than grub; we go there to remember our and Phoenix's past.
"In vino veritas," as the Romans were fond of saying when they weren't having orgies or out conquering the ancient world: That is, "In wine, there's truth." But the truth we've discovered through our own oenophilia is that it's often too damned expensive to drink the blood of the vine while dining out at a fine restaurant, assuming you want something better than the cheapest swill on hand. Then along comes cork dork Jock Wulffson, who had the nutty idea of combining a wine store and storage facility with a French-influenced restaurant where the eclectic art and decor are all for sale. And voil! Backstreet Wine Salon was born. Wulffson knows how to score deals on various vintages, passing along the savings to the customer. And should you spy a bottle you crave from the retail side of the aisle, you can consume it on the premises for a corkage fee, instead of doling out two or three times the bottle's worth. To this setup, Wulffson adds the culinary know-how of chef Patrice Barry, who cranks out scrumptious, small plates, such as veal empanadas, roasted head of garlic, frisee aux lardons, sorrel bisque, pork-fig roulade, petite osso buco, and so on. As a result, Wulffson's got a winning recipe on his hands a funky-cool ambiance with a very knowledgeable wait staff, a kick-ass chef producing value-laden, Frenchified eats, and a collection of affordable, palate-tickling wines. Best new restaurant? You betcha. If only all newbies gave you this much for your hard-earned greenback.


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By Noah Haglund Herald Writer
EVERETT — The city's urban forests are being eaten alive.
The culprits are Himalayan blackberries, English ivy and other invasive plants.
Without action, native conifers and other trees that populate Everett's parkland could be gobbled up within a few decades.
The city recently published details of a 20-year plan to keep that from happening. The report is part of the Green Everett Partnership, a collaboration between the city's parks department and Forterra, the Seattle conservation group formerly known as the Cascade Land Conservancy.
"That Himalayan blackberry and English ivy that we all see in our back yards, a lot of that grows up into the forest canopy," city parks director Paul Kaftanski told the City Council on May 8. "Over time, between the weight of that invasive plant and our winter windstorms, those trees become top heavy, and when the wind comes, they fall down. And there (aren't) enough seeds in the ground to regenerate."
The management plan will guide efforts to restore 354 acres of forested parks throughout the city, much of that in Forest Park. It gives an overview of the health of the city's forests as well as resources available to address the issue.
It assigns responsibilities, gives costs estimates and outlines short- and long-term goals.
Uprooting all invasive plants across all city parks would be expensive. Kaftanski pegged the cost at $6.5 million, even when factoring in plus $5 million in free labor.
The Green Everett Partnership was launched a year ago, the sixth partnership in Forterra's Green Cities network. It's the first such partnership in Snohomish County.
City council approved $70,000 in funding for the project last year. Forterra staff secured a $100,000 contribution from the Boeing Co. for the project.
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Simon takes over for Arroyo.
Ludwick hurting or are they just being careful?
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Craig grounds out to 3rd.
Nationals lost 2-0. Be interesting to see how they handle the next few games since they won the division tonight. Will they rest players or go for the one seed.
Nats lose to Phils, but celebrate their Eastern Division championship.
Reds can jump on top for best record, but only if they score. Runs.
Molina singles.
Freese strikes out swinging.
Descalso triples to left center. 4-1 Cards. The Cards scorer is a joke giving him a triple there.
Feels like the Cards always play add-on when they face Simon.
"Since I've been with the Reds in 1989, we've never had a farm system this loaded," Bowden said. "If we were the New York Yankees and had unlimited dollars, we could have traded for Colon, (Jeff) Weaver, Rolen, (Cliff) Floyd, (Kenny) Rogers and Finley and gotten them all -- and still held onto our top five prospects. That's an amazing statement."
This line up hits from 1-9....who wants to be the 1st seed?
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This is the ol Left Hander rounding third and heading for home.
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Residents in The Acreage are working to get back on their feet after the outer bands of Tropical Storm Andrea whipped through a neighborhood near Temple Boulevard and 130th Aveneue North.
Tree branches remained blocking several roads and homes hours after high winds brought several trees to the ground.
Shingles on homes lay scattered in backyards and at one home, several large holes in the roof could be seen from the street.
Sheds and pool covers were ripped from homes and thrown into other surrounding yards.
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The early days of automotives saw dozens, if not hundreds, of carmakers to the market as former carriage makers shifted from horse-drawn transport to gas-powered vehicles.
Each company sought to distinguish itself with personal production of reliability, luxury and comfort. Such is the case of the 1917 Simplex Crane Model 5, with many features of the car coming as special order or custom work specifically for buyers.
The LeMay Collection Simplex Crane has a custom body by Brewster & Co. that offered the amenities, comfort and convenience of a 46-horsepower car that cost more than 10 times the average American's annual salary. "To those who demand the utmost in smoothness, flexibility and luxurious comfort, this car is dedicated," a Simplex Automobile Co. advertisement stated, noting that the company's short-lived, top-end model came in racing and touring models, with both offering luxury. It, for example, was outfitted with two bodies, one with an open body for summer touring and a hard top for winter driving.
Like the landmark Duesenberg of its day, the Simplex Crane combined high-speed racing engines with luxury design, and were sold for extremely high prices. Anyone who asked for the price obviously could not afford one even with the lifetime guarantee as long as it remained the property of the original purchaser.
The LeMay Collection's Simplex Crane illustrates the car's high-brow status. It was specially ordered by John D. Rockefeller, Jr. as a birthday present for his father, John D. Rockefeller, Sr. The giants of industry and politics had owned five Simplex Cranes over the years. In 1937, the Rockefellers gave the four-door car to the Boston Museum of Automotive Conveyance.
A 1918 Simplex Crane Model 5 is part of the Rockefeller car collection housed at Kykuit, the family estate and a National Trust Historic Site. This 1918 and LeMay's 1917 are the only known surviving Simplex Crane automobiles from the five owned by the Rockefellers.
Harold E. LeMay purchased the 1917 car in 1995 at auction in Charleston, S.C. The car was then donated to the namesake LeMay – America's Car Museum in 1997 by Harold and Nancy LeMay as one of the early cars in the early days of the effort to build a magnet car museum in Tacoma.


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1 In those days came John the Baptist, preaching in the wilderness of Judaea,
2 And saying, "Repent ye: for the kingdom of heaven is at hand."
11 "I indeed baptize you with water unto repentance: but he that cometh after me is mightier than I, whose shoes I am not worthy to bear: he shall baptize you with the Holy Ghost, and with fire."
13 Then cometh Jesus from Galilee to Jordan unto John, to be baptized of him.
14 But John forbade him, saying, "I have need to be baptized of thee, and comest thou to me?"
15 And Jesus answering said unto him, "Suffer it to be so now: for thus it becometh us to fulfill all righteousness." Then he suffered him.
16 And Jesus, when he was baptized, went up straightway out of the water: and lo, the heavens were opened unto him, and he saw the Spirit of God descending like a dove, and lighting upon him.
17 And lo, a voice from heaven, saying, "This is my beloved Son, in whom I am well pleased."
I have heard a story. It happened in the days of knights and castles.
A young Englishman was searching for his fortune, wandering all over the land. Tired, he paused under a tree near a castle to rest. The duke of the castle was passing by. He stopped and inquired why the young man was waiting there, what he was looking for. The young man said, "I am an architect and I am in search of employment."
The duke was very pleased because he needed an architect. He said, "You come with me. You be my architect, and whatsoever your needs are, they will be fulfilled from my castle and from the land. You can live like a really rich man. But be faithful, and remember one thing: if you leave, you will have to leave as empty-handed as you are coming in."
The young man agreed. Weeks passed and then months and he worked faithfully, and the duke was very pleased with him. All his needs were fulfilled, he was looked after - he really lived like a rich man in the castle. But by and by he started feeling uneasy. In the beginning it was not clear what the cause of it was, because in fact there was no cause to be uneasy, every need was taken care of. It was like a cloud surrounding him, a heaviness, the feeling of something being missed. But not knowing exactly what it was he was confused. Then one day it flashed like lightning before him - he understood the cause. He went to the duke and said that he was leaving.