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Singletracks spent some quality time checking out quality gear this year, and at Interbike in particular. Its editors came away with some great knowledge of the best cycling gear the year of 2013 has had to offer. Here's how they put it:
The 2013 model year is quickly winding down, and all the companies at Interbike 2013 were displaying the latest and greatest products about to hit showroom floors for 2014. A couple of weeks ago we announced the Top MTB Gear of 2013, as rated by you, our members, in the mountain bike gear database.
Now it's our turn: we've called on our blog team members to choose the best mountain bike gear of the year.
We'd definitely recommend reading the entire post, as it's chock full of great gear. But we'll hone in on one specific pick that's naturally near and dear to us here at Osprey HQ. The Best Women's Gear was none other than the Osprey Verve. And here's what Singletracks says about it:
In one week in Park City we took on two different rides of 4+ hours, and having a pack that would hold 3 liters of water, several snacks, a rain jacket, and more, was crucial. The Osprey Verve was up to the task. The padded mesh shoulder straps kept the pack comfortable during even the longest ride, and being able to adjust those straps meant that during rocky downhills the pack stayed firmly in place.
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Acidic in folic vitamins
Why do I get acidic when I'm taking my folic vitamins?
7th January 2014 07:45 AM #2
Dear jellyace,
Stomach discomfort and wind are unfortunately some of the possible side effects of folic acid tablets. However, it is very important to take folic acid supplements when you are trying to conceive and for at least the first trimester of pregnancy because it helps to reduce the chance of neural tube defects in your developing baby.
Here is a useful article you may like to read entitled What is Folic Acid
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ERWIN, N.Y. – Concerned about the scarcity of industrially relevant glass research in academia, Corning is working to strengthen the future of the U.S. glass industry.
The company took a major step toward that goal this month as two professors from Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute began six-month sabbaticals at Sullivan Park's Research and Development facility in Erwin, N.Y. This is the first time Corning has designed a sabbatical program and invited applicants from the academic community. It is also one of the first U.S. programs specifically focused on glass research.
The objective is to enable close engagement between university professors and Corning scientists on research topics of mutual interest—especially those related to the fundamental science of glasses that are most likely to be used in commercial or industrial settings.


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Philadelphia • Cam Newton returned to his rookie form to outshine a seventh-round draft pick starting his first game since high school.
Newton threw for two touchdowns and ran for two more to lead the Carolina Panthers to a 30-22 victory over the Philadelphia Eagles on Monday night in a matchup of teams with the worst records in the NFC.
Bryce Brown set a club rookie record with 178 yards rushing, including TD runs of 65 and 5 yards, but the Eagles (3-8) still lost their seventh straight game.
Brown, filling in for injured running back LeSean McCoy, surpassed Correll Buckhalter's rookie mark of 134 yards rushing in his first start since his senior year at Wichita East High School in 2008. But Brown also lost two fumbles, including one in Panthers' territory.
Fellow rookie Nick Foles was so-so in his second straight start for Michael Vick, who also sat out with a concussion. Foles was 16 of 21 for 119 yards.
Carolina (3-8) went ahead 24-22 early in the fourth quarter on Graham Gano's 23-yard field goal.
Then the Panthers finally stopped Brown when it mattered most, stuffing him on a fourth-and-1 to take over on downs at their 40. Newton led them downfield, running in from the 2 to make it 30-22. Gano, signed last week, missed the extra point. But Brandon Boykin fumbled after a 44-yard kickoff return, the Panthers recovered and held the ball the final 4:29.
Newton, who hadn't played up to his sensational rookie season, showed no signs of a sophomore slump against Philadelphia's porous pass defense. He finished 18 of 28 for 306 yards.
Newton had a 24-yard TD toss over the middle to a wide-open Gary Barnidge for a 7-3 lead. He connected with Brandon LaFell on a 43-yard pass to make it 14-3 later in the first quarter. LaFell was wide open on the play, taking advantage of another breakdown in coverage in the secondary.
Since Todd Bowles replaced Juan Castillo as defensive coordinator, the Eagles have allowed 13 passing touchdowns and haven't had an interception in five games.
Newton led a 95-yard drive to open the third quarter, finishing it off with a 1-yard leap to give the Panthers a 21-15 lead. Newton hit Louis Murphy for a 55-yard gain on a second-and-11 from Carolina's 16.
A 51-yard pass interference call on Haruki Nakamura on Foles' deep pass to Jeremy Maclin put Philadelphia at the Panthers 5. Brown then ran in for the go-ahead score.
Brown broke loose early in the second quarter to get Philadelphia within 14-12. Brown started up the middle, cut outside and outran the defense down the right sideline for the seventh-longest TD run by a Philadelphia rookie. The Eagles inexplicably tried a 2-point conversion and failed.
Alex Henery's 45-yard field goal gave them a 15-14 lead. Henery kicked a 41-yarder to cut it to 14-6 in the second quarter. It was his 18th straight field goal, setting a team record.
The Eagles haven't won since beating the defending Super Bowl champion New York Giants to go 3-1, leaving fans and media to speculate about coach Andy Reid's job. Owner Jeffrey Lurie already has said that an 8-8 record would be "unacceptable" this year. The Eagles would have to finish 5-1 just to get there.
Fans known for their hostile behavior have become apathetic toward their beloved Eagles. The Linc was about one-third empty for pregame introductions and plenty of seats remained empty at the start. There were boos early when the Eagles fell behind, but they lacked the usual luster.
The Panthers are better than their record. They have lost six games by less than a touchdown, including a 2-point loss at Atlanta and a 1-point loss at Chicago.
The injury-depleted Eagles lost wide receiver DeSean Jackson (sternum) and defensive tackle Fletcher Cox (tail bone) in the first half.
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Carolina 30, Philadelphia 22
Carolina 14 0 7 9 30
Philadelphia 3 12 7 0 22
First Quarter
Phi • FG Henery 36, 11:12.
Car • Barnidge 24 pass from Newton (Gano kick), 6:12.
Car • LaFell 43 pass from Newton (Gano kick), 3:36.
Second Quarter
Phi • FG Henery 41, 14:15.
Phi • Brown 65 run (pass failed), 10:56.
Phi • FG Henery 45, 3:20.
Third Quarter
Car • Newton 1 run (Gano kick), 9:13.
Phi • Brown 5 run (Henery kick), 3:30.
Fourth Quarter
Car • FG Gano 23, 12:40.
Car • Newton 2 run (kick failed), 4:40.
Attendance • 69,144.
Car Phi
First downs 24 18
Total Net Yards 398 311
Rushes-yards 35-109 26-204
Passing 289 107
Punt Returns 0-0 2-32
Kickoff Returns 5-114 4-110
Interceptions Ret. 0-0 0-0
Comp-Att-Int 18-28-0 16-21-0
Sacked-Yards Lost 2-17 1-12
Punts 5-37.6 2-41.0
Fumbles-Lost 0-0 4-3
Penalties-yards 6-101 5-30
Time of Possession 35:12 24:48
Individual Statistics
Rushing • Carolina, Newton 14-52, Stewart 8-27, D.Williams 11-21, LaFell 1-6, Tolbert 1-3. Philadelphia, Brown 19-178, Lewis 5-24, Jackson 1-2, Foles 1-0.
Passing • Carolina, Newton 18-28-0-306. Philadelphia, Foles 16-21-0-119.
Receiving • Carolina, Smith 4-60, Olsen 4-50, LaFell 3-74, Murphy 2-65, Tolbert 2-24, Stewart 2-9, Barnidge 1-24. Philadelphia, Maclin 5-55, Brown 4-11, Celek 2-19, D.Johnson 2-13, Jackson 1-9, Cooper 1-7, Havili 1-5.
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Definitely worthy of getting KOTN... Winner of Weidman vs Silva surely?
Wonder how he'll do outside of Brazil.
Definitely worthy of getting KOTN... Winner of Weidman vs Silva surely?
Wonder how he'll do outside of Brazil.
Unbelievable kick and rare to see a top fighter getting caught and hurt by anything other than a roundhouse kick these days. Rockhold almost seemed embarrassed during the post fight interview ( I know I used to be if I got caught with a fancy spinning kick in sparring). I can't cheer for vitor anymore due to the trt thing but he isn't making it very easy to cheer for the other guy with his recent performances. Maybe he'll finish his next fight with a hook kick or spinning axe kick?
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I think he has to fight the winner of Weidman/Silva now though, his recent run there is literally nobody else he needs to beat.
I would even go as far as saying if say Silva wins and they fight again that Belfort would handle him on recent performances. You heard it here first. *I still think Weidman wins*
so glad iv learned to watch the fights before coming on here
Belfort is a beast
Take gear and WIN WIN WIN
awesome knockout.
I have no interest in Anderson/Vitor 2, but I think it does make sense. I guess you could do Anderson/Jacare as well. And yes, I am saying Anderson will beat Weidman.
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Orchards sweeping far and wide, flower-filled grasslands, sprawling beech forests and – at the heart of it all – the Blies winding through riverbank meadows. The UNESCO Biosphere Reserve of Bliesgau in the south-east of the Saarland nestles between the northern Vosges mountains of France and the Palatinate Forest.
In Germany's oldest national park, Mother Nature is reclaiming her territory. The forest wilderness that is taking shape here is largely left to its own devices – set within the carefully managed landscape of the nature park. It is here that you'll find the Grosser Arber: the highest (at 1,456 metres) and best known of the Bavarian Forest mountains.
Time is the key to the Ammergau Alps. Those who holiday here gain a new sense of it. Whether that's taking time out for yourself or for exercise, pleasure or peace and quiet. Time for living. Time to recharge those batteries.
From the rolling foothills of the Alps all the way up to the mountain peaks, the Allgäu has always attracted active holidaymakers. As a sustainable destination for health and wellness, the region is aiming for more, and its Allgäu brand logo can only be used once a strict set of sustainability criteria has been met.
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Eminem's 'MMLP 2' sells 792,000 records
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Eminem's Marshall Mathers LP 2 is the second highest-selling album so far this year.
According to Billboard.com, the album sold 792,000 copies in its first week in stores. Only Justin Timberlake's The 20/20 Experience has had a stronger opening, selling 968-thousand copies in its first week.
Apart setting the mark for this year's second-biggest opening week, The Marshall Mathers LP 2 also posts the sixth-biggest sales week in the last five years. T
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HBO To Air Beyonce, Jay Z 'On The Run' Concert Special
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Beyonce and Jay Z are partnering up with HBO again. The network has announced that it will be airing a concert special featuring the super couple's "On The Run" co-headlining tour.
The network says it will be taping the upcoming back-to-back September dates in Paris -- so far, the only international dates scheduled. An air date for the special has yet to be announced. President Michael Lombardo says in a statement that the "major musical event" belongs exclusively to HBO and that "it's going to be a night to remember."
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Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Representatives of the United States of America in Congress assembled, That, upon application in writing, the Secretary of the Interior is authorized and directed to issue to Claude E. Milliken, of Billings, Montana, a patent in fee to the following-described lands allotted to him on the Crow Indian Reservation, Montana: Allotment numbered 144, the north half, the north half of the south half and the south half of the southwest quarter, of section 21, township 4 south, range 28 east, containing five hundred and sixty acres, and the north half of the northwest quarter of section 24, township 5 south, range 26 east, Montana principal meridian, containing eighty acres: Provided, That when the land herein described is offered for sale, the Crow Tribe or any Indian who
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East Central University Professor Dr. Michael D. Bay Commissioned into U.S. Navy (Reserve) Medical Services CorpsPosted on: 09 November, 2012
East Central University's Dr. Michael D. Bay was recently commissioned into the U.S. Navy (Reserve) Medical Service Corps as a medical entomology officer. Bay, a professor of biology at ECU, was sworn in as a lieutenant commander in front of his class on Sept. 26, 2012. He is making a lateral transfer from the U.S. Army Reserve, where he had eight years of service as a medical entomology officer (major) with a tour of duty in Iraq and Afghanistan from 2009-2010. Bay has been on the ECU faculty since 1995. Swearing in Bay is lieutenant commander Sharon Chan.
International Teas and Desserts, Alternative Christmas Market, Gift Fair Set for Nov. 16 at East Central UniversityPosted on: 09 November, 2012
Two events at East Central University will enable participants to explore the world through Exotic International Teas and Desserts and an Alternative Christmas Market and Gift Fair on Friday, Nov. 16.
The Exotic Teas and Desserts will be prepared by ECU's International Student Connection Club and will begin at 6:30 p.m. in the Stanley Wagner Ballroom of the Memorial Student Union.
Posted on: 07 November, 2012
The late Virgil Taylor made an impression on Michael O'Brien as a friend and colleague.
Now O'Brien, executive director of the Oklahoma Department of Rehabilitation Services, makes sure that Taylor's legacy is being carried on through East Central University's Virgil Taylor Scholarship, which has grown to $15,000.
Posted on: 07 November, 2012
East Central University students now have the opportunity to gain early admittance to the College of Osteopathic Medicine at the Oklahoma State University Center for Health and Sciences in Tulsa.
The OSU College of Osteopathic Medicine seeks to admit students who desire to become primary care physicians in rural and underserved Oklahoma. The Rural and Underserved Primary Care Early Admissions Program allows ECU students to complete pre-doctoral medical training in seven years.
Posted on: 07 November, 2012
The 2012 Annual Community Thanksgiving Dinner, hosted by the East Central University Human Resources Club, will take place on Monday, Nov. 19, from 5 p.m. to 8 p.m. at the Pontotoc County Agriplex, located at 1710 N. Broadway in Ada.
The meal is free to everyone in the Ada community as turkey, ham, mashed potatoes, gravy, vegetables, rolls and dessert will be served.
Posted on: 07 November, 2012
The East Central University Dance Ensemble, Collage, is currently engaged in fundraising efforts in support of an artist-in-residency project. The ensemble is offering academic year calendars at a cost of $8. The project will provide support fees/expenses to bring Jon Lehrer of LehrerDance, of Buffalo, N.Y., to the ECU campus. Lehrer will set new work and conduct a four-day intensive clinic to Collage members.
Posted on: 07 November, 2012
Friends, family members and former colleagues of Dr. Norman Frame were on hand to witness the dedication of a commemorative bench honoring the former East Central University professor of education on Nov. 3.
The new bench joins approximately 30 memorial benches in the Frank R. Crabtree, Sr. Honor Plaza.
Frame came to Ada and ECU in 1964 from Fort Hays State University in Hays, Kan. At ECU, he served as director of elementary education. He also taught elementary school methods courses in mathematics, reading, language arts and elementary curriculum.
Posted on: 05 November, 2012
High school juniors and seniors have the opportunity to learn what it's like to be a college student at East Central University by participating in Tiger Connection on Wednesday, Nov. 14.
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Waste from London's toilets, sinks and gutters is carried away by a network of inter-connecting ever larger pipes designed and built by sewage superstar and pioneer Joseph Bazalgette.  It all ends up here - a sewage treatment works.
This is Becton Sewage Treatment Works in the East of London and its Europe's biggest. It was originally part of Joseph Bazalgette's scheme, but I tell you what, sewage treatment has really moved on since his day.
In the 19th Century, sewage was simply stored here in tanks, then pumped out to the river at high tide.  So you'll be pleased to know today's process is a lot more refined and takes just 4 hours for raw sewage to be clean enough to return to the river.
Every day this treatment works handles the sewage from 3.4 million Londoners.  Now that's an astonishing volume, it equates to 34 Olympic swimming pools every hour.
So how does it treat the by-products of our late night beer sessions and trips to the local curry house?
The first process happens here at the inlet works using these screens.  Large lumps like bricks, wood, rags, are raked out.
Once collected, these large objects will all be washed and sent to a landfill site nearby.
They've even had half a car here.
Meanwhile, the remaining sewage passes onto the next part of the process, into these primary settlement tanks.
Now very basically it enters at that end and flows relatively slowly this way.
Over the top of each tank is a moving bridge, which has two blades to remove solid organic material from the sewage.  The top blade skims scum from the surface, while a second submerged blade dredges the heavier settled sludge from the bottom of the tank.  All this solid sludge is then sent for further processing.
The remaining sewage then flows down this way towards the secondary biological treatment process.
And here it is.  In these tanks the sewage is mixed in with billions upon billions of bacteria so all the dissolved materials that still remain can be bio-degraded.
And pumping air from below at very high pressures causes the sewage to be saturated with dissolved oxygen and this accelerates the biological breakdown.
It's brilliant.
Finally, the treated effluent is tested to ensure it's clean enough to go back into the Thames. Meanwhile, remember all of the solids which were skimmed off earlier?  They're taken to a processing plant.
All sludges are brought to this filter press where it's de-watered and the resulting sludge cake is incinerated and that provides 75% of this entire work's power needs.


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On #backtrack-linux I requested a 'new' tool (winlockpwn by Adam Boileau aka Metlstorm).
Pure-hate advised me to make a redmine request. I created an account but can't login with the newly created user.
First I thought I made a double typo with the user creation, but after password reset I still can't log in.
Is there some manual admin thing needed to activate my account?
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tamagotchi mobile coming soon!
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Posted 29 June 2010 - 12:39 AM ( #2 )
If you want a tamagotchi app on your iDevice, then there's Tamagotchi: 'Round the World.
Posted 29 June 2010 - 02:59 AM ( #3 )
kk but tamagotchi round the world got me disapointed it wasent in austrlia for months then i went up to appel and got em to put it on itunes but its 5.99 which is too much to pay for the app
It means that there'll be a mobile-compatible version of tamagotchi.com soon. Nothing special.
If you want a tamagotchi app on your iDevice, then there's Tamagotchi: 'Round the World.
Posted 29 June 2010 - 03:06 AM ( #4 )
you may see it here
I'm really sorry 'bout that..so you won't get hurt if someone had told you this "This topic had been posted! someone should close this topic!"
I've had already exeperienced that!...
and it's painful though!
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no tamaagotchi round to world isnt coming to ds at all its onley on ipod touch and ipod classic
Well "Tamagotchi Round The World" Is only on iPod Touch. I heard it is coming on the DSi. I don't think it will go out on the DS, just the DSi.
and if it did it would be for all ds versions including the 3ds coming out soon
offical tamago realese dates
usa: late summer july/august
australia/new zealand:erly october
europe:not going to be realesed
other countrys: date coming soon
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Related story: Highland apartment fire displaces 72
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SAN BERNARDINO -- After a long night sleeping on cots in the San Gorgonio High School gymnasium, evacuees from Sunday's apartment complex fire in Highland played basketball, badminton and talked to disaster relief workers Monday morning, waiting for word about when they can return home. There was anxiousness all around - from people who wanted to return to their apartments, or families who lost everything in the blaze and didn't know where they'd be moving.
"We'll see today if we can go home," said Anna Tuitavuki, whose apartment was spared.
The fire in the 7400 block of Elm Street raced through the top floor of the complex while some residents still slept. The blaze caused serious damage to eight units and minor damage to others.
Blackened cable lines, charred wood beams and fragments of roofing remained in front of the complex Monday when code enforcement personnel arrived to assess the damage.
Kim Burry, owner of the building, said eight units are uninhabitable, but he owns another complex and plans to have apartments ready for the families who lost their homes.
"We'll help with the transfer of furniture or whatever else they need," he said.
Scott Sherwood, operations manager for the Inland Empire Red Cross, said 45 people, including six small children, stayed at the shelter overnight. He expected to close the shelter at the high school by Monday afternoon, once residents were allowed to return home.
Still, shortly after 2 p.m. Monday, a pink notice posted on a back entry door of the complex stated, "Substandard building - Do not enter - unsafe to occupy. "
Until then, evacuees waited in the gym, recounting how quickly they had to flee for their lives.
One was Claudio Cedeno, who woke up to find smoke pouring into her apartment.
"I just grabbed my kids and got out," she said.
Cedeno has lived at the complex with four of her children for about three years.
Evacuating from a fire was something she's never experienced.
She was unable to grab any valuables before the ceiling on her apartment collapsed. But the only thing she seemed concerned about was the food for her children that was in the refrigerator.
"I don't care about the other stuff," she said.
Carlos Ramos, 28, who lived in an apartment underneath the unit where the fire started, also lost all his belongings in the blaze. He had enough time to grab a blanket and a pair of jeans.
"I wasn't able to save anything," he said.
He had only lived at the complex two months.
Fire investigators had not determined a cause for the blaze, said Cal Fire spokesman Glenn Barley.
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INTERVIEW: Oliver Twizt at TomorrowWorld
Oliver Twizt took the Super You & Me stage at the very first TomorrowWorld as Mr. T. But there is more to the producer/DJ underneath his gold chain and (faux) beard. He's been busy on the road with Sandro Silva for the MixMash tour this summer, and is working on some exciting new music.
We caught up with Oliver, a.k.a. Joel, after his set on the Super You & Me stage at TomorrowWorld where he talked about touring with Sandro Silva, what he needs with him on tour, what he's working on now, and ... Mr. T!! Find out what he had to say:
How was playing on the Super You & Me stage at TomorrowWorld? Did you dress up as a super hero?
Mr. T! When I played on the first Super You & Me, I dressed up like Mr. T, and people were going crazy for it. So it's like yeah, I'm gonna dress as Mr. T always! People think that the beard, I have a fake a beard, [they think] it's like a real beard. It was really good, you know it was a pretty early time slot and I was a bit nervous, [because] are there gonna be people, or not? But it was pretty packed. And I could play like my regular set, not like a warm up set, and the crowd was really good.
If you were really a super hero, what would you call yourself?
Super Gorilla Black! Or Ape Human!
How has the Mixmash Tour with Sandro Silva been going?
Yeah, it's going really good. We started out in
How do you like touring with Sandro?
Sandro is like my little brother. There's only love and only fun. We're like really good buddies, so that's really good.
Well when you're traveling to all these places on tour, what are the essential three things that you absolutely need to have with you?
First essential thing is I like to use some moisturizer for my face. So facial moisturizer is absolutely number 1. Second, my gel, my hair gel. And third, fresh socks.
Tell us about "Crash" and "Truck Volume."
Well, to be honest, last year I did a lot of trap. I was really keen on trap, because I came from the hip-hop scene. So "Crash" and "Truck Volume" were basically like 2 hard-hitting electro tracks to just show the world I'm also into electro still. Everybody was talking about now all of the places, only trap nowadays, but no I'm not. I love everything. And "Crash" and "Truck Volume" were like, raw, electro, hard-hitting tracks, and that's what I like.
[Buy "Crash" and "Truck" Volume on Beatport]
What made you want to get into producing and DJing?
Well, I started out doing it really for fun, you know. I studied industrial design, and that was really a hobby for me. I started out throwing some stuff on the internet and it got picked up by some DJs, and then I got that phone call from one of the biggest agencies in
How did you learn how to DJ?
I'm from Utrecht, it's [the] fourth biggest city [in] Holland and there's a local DJ who was like big in the days, and his name is Melvin Reese. And he basically taught me the first steps, how to DJ. And then I developed it myself. It has been a pretty fast career, because I started DJing in 2008. So, it's pretty fast to play here now, you know. 5 years!
Where did you get your name from?
Well, my second name is Oliver, and before I was Oliver Twizt, on the internet I called myself "J Twizt," because my first name is Joel, so it was like Joey Twizt. Then I shortened it out to J Twizt. And then I needed a new name! I'm Oliver Twizt now, and it's all good.
What's next for you, what are you working on?
I just finished a really, really big record with Sandro. I can't give you the title yet. It's almost finished, like 90%. And that's gonna be a big track for me. And also, I did a collab with Laidback [Luke]. I'm working on a lot of projects, and a lot of collabs. But I can't tell you a lot about it (laughs). It's a secret, you know, so next year, we got a smash it!
Are you excited about any one in particular?
I guess, the collab with Sandro. That will set new standards in the dance scene, I hope. So, this one's gonna be big.
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PHOTO: Ciara glows wtih baby bump in Los Angeles
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The singer may look like she's about to pop any day now, but despite a few days away from the the public eye (and the Instagram feed) Ciara is still pregnant. She showed off her baby bump Saturday in Los Angeles at a Safe Kids Day event, with Ciara rocking a white shirtdress and flats.
C shared a few sweet moments with fellow preggers star, Drew Barrymore, as the two posed for pictures and dished about their pregnancies.
The "Body Party" singer's fiancé, Future, recently spilled the deets on her pregnancy, telling Wendy Williams they are having a boy and that wedding plans are going great, when he appeared on the Wendy Williams Show. We're excited to see Ciara looking so radiant and enjoying every moment of her pregnancy!


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Tuesday, December 15, 2009
As part of the new look of www.AllstateSugarBowl.org, the website's history section has been greatly expanded. The history section includes many stories that highlight the rich tradition from the first 75 years of the Classic, including stories on No. 1 teams and Heisman Trophy winners, a ranking of the top Sugar Bowls of all-time, photo galleries of the game's Most Valuable Players and all of the game program covers, as well as recaps and statistics from each game. The site's history section will continue to expand and this week in recognition of Florida's return to the New Orleans Classic, the Allstate Sugar Bowl turns back the clock to the year 1997. An implausible sequence of events late in the regular season and in the Rose Bowl, set up the Sugar Bowl to be a de facto National Championship game as the third-ranked Florida Gators, led by Danny Wuerffel, had a chance for revenge against the top-ranked Florida State Seminoles and powerful running back Warrick Dunn. Also included is a special preview feature showing the events that led to the title being decided in the Big Easy.


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1-2 No Limit Texas Hold'em • 3-6 Limit Texas Hold'em • 1pm Tournament: VIEW STRUCTURE
MONDAY: 1-2 No Limit Texas Hold'em
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10-20 limit poker – the 1st Saturday of every month at 10am.
Games are normally run on scheduled days, but it is best to call ahead and see what is being played.
Playing poker at Ho-Chunk Gaming - Wisconsin Dells is fun and exciting. Our poker room is open seven days a week from 10am-4am. All poker players are encouraged to call and add their name(s) to our daily cash game waiting list.
Names are accepted starting at 9:30am.
We offer several variations of poker including: 2-4 Texas Hold'em, 3-6 Texas Hold'em, 8-16 Texas Hold'em, 1-2 No Limit, 2-5 No Limit, Omaha Hi-Lo, as well as Pot Limit games.
Three Card Poker is a fast paced and entertaining specialty game offered by Ho-Chunk Gaming. The game features three ways to play and four ways to win. Players may bet against the dealer, bet on the value of their own hand, or bet on both.
To bet against the dealer, players make an Ante wager. After looking at their cards, they may fold or place an equal Play wager to stay in the hand. If the player's hand beats the dealer's qualifying hand, both the Ante wager and the Play wager will win. The dealer must qualify with a Queen high or better.
To bet on the value of their hand, the players make the Pair Plus wager. To win the Pair Plus wager, the player must have a pair or better in their hand. To play both the Ante and Pair Plus, the players must make a Play wager if they have placed the Ante wager, or they forfeit their Ante. If the player holds a straight or higher in their hand, the Play will win an Ante Bonus payout even if the dealer does not qualify and if the player loses to the dealer.
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To compete against the dealer, players make an Ante wager. They may also make the Aces Up wager to compete against the paytable. Each player will receive 5 cards to make the best possible four card hand. The dealer will receive 6 cards in which to make the best possible four card hand for the house. The dealer will always qualify.
After looking at their cards, the players have the option to fold or make the Play wager. The Play wager can be up to three times their Ante wager. If the player's hand beats or ties the dealer's hand, both their play and Ante wagers win. If the dealer's hand beats the player's hand, the player loses both wagers.
The Aces Up bonus wins when the player is holding a pair of aces or better. It also wins regardless of winning or losing to the dealer. If the player hold a Three of a Kind or better in their hand, they will win an Automatic Bonus on their Ante wager. Automatic Bonuses always win, even if the player loses to the dealer.
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Blackjack, also known as twenty-one, is one of the most popular casino card games at Ho-Chunk Gaming-Wisconsin Dells. Blackjack is played with one to seven players betting against the house. The object of the game is for the players to draw cards as close to 21 without exceeding "21". The King, Queen and Jack count as 10. The Ace counts as 1 or 11, as desired. All other cards (2 through 10) are counted at face value.
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Craps, otherwise known as dice is a fast paced game which adds energy and excitement to the gaming floor. Craps has several betting options which can make the game seem difficult and maybe a little bit intimidating to a new player. Once you gain an nderstanding of the game you will find it action packed and very thrilling.
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There are traditional labels for the two hands. One hand is called the "Banker" hand, and the other is called the "Player" hand. These labels do not mean the casino against the players. These are the traditional names.
Bettors may bet on either. It would be just as effective to call one hand "A", and the other, "B". The dealer starts by asking for bets. At this time, bettors have three choices: They may bet that the "Banker" hand will win, the "Player" hand will win, or that the two hands will "tie". Once you've placed your bet, the dealer pulls four cards from the shoe, to start the two hands.
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WATCH: Justin Bieber 'Confident' video with Chance the Rapper
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Justin Bieber's "Confident" music video premiered on Wednesday night.
The clip features Chance the Rapper, with whom Bieber collaborated on the song, and Cailin Russo, the same girl in his "All That Matters" video.
The track is from Bieber's Complete My Journals album, which was released on December.
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$23 million unclaimed funds in Cuyahoga County
(Cleveland)- An internal audit in Cuyahoga County has found $23 million in unclaimed funds.
The refunds are through the court system in criminal and civil cases and in some cases have been left unclaimed for decades.
Executive Ed FitzGerald and clerk of courts Andrea Rocco say they will hire part time workers to review more than 172,000 cases. Refunds range from $10 to $1,000.
You have five years to make the claim. If you don't, the money will be turned over to the county.
If you believe you are owned money, you can contact the clerk's office at 216-443-7952. The county plans on making a website and will personally contact those who are owned money.
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VOLUME I. SAUK CENTRE, MINNESOTA, THURSDAY, MAY 21, 1868. NUMBER 50. 5j m ■'.' & PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY M0RNIKO, A.t Hes-i^ Centre, Minn., BY J. H. & S. SIMONTON. fat- Office corner Third and Seventh streets, one block west of the Saqk Centre House. ' Subscription i TWO DOLLARS' A YEAR IN ADVANCE. Rates of Advertising! -|iw| 2w |3w" ] lm 3m | 6m iy lSqi 1 1 00 1 1 25 | ISO | 175-1 3 25| 660 10 00 2 " 1150 J 2 00| 2 50| 8 00 | 5 50 0 00 15 00 3 '4 4-2 00 1 2 75| 850) 74 25f 6 75 | 10 50 | 18 00 \ieol | 3 00 | 875| 450 | 6 25| 825 | 12 00 20 00 %.? 1 500 | 650| 775 | 8 50 14 00 | 20 00 40 00 1 '• | 8 00 | 10 00 | 12 00 115 00 | 25 00 | 40 00 75 00 Legal advertisements 75 cents per square for the first Insertion, and 3734 cents per square lor each'subsequent insertion. Special place advertisements inserted af rates agreed upon. ■' Yearly advertisers to pay quarterly. Strangers must pay in advance, or give satisfactory reference. job pRiNTiira of all kinds executed on short notice in the besf sjyje. te&s* Sauk Centre Cards. IS". EC. MINER, Attorney and Counselor at Law, Notary Public and Conveyancer, Will attend to any business pertaining to a general Law Practice, make Collections and promptly remit proceeds. Draft Conveyances and Contracts, Enter Government Lands With Cash or Warrants, make Pre-Emption Claims and attend to Contested Land Cases. 1 Office over the Bast Office, Sauk Centre, Minnesota. f^HAS. WALKER, Dealer in Real Estate, Buying and Selling Land on Commission. AGENT FOR THE jETNA FIRE INS. CO. -mr Office over the Post Office, with N. H. Miner. mar26tf T)K. B. R. PALMER, ' PHYSICIAN & SURGEON, And Examining Surgeon for Pensions, JtSf Residence near the Mill, Sauk Centre, "©ft N. H. MINER, •»?( Insurance Agent, ganlt^De'ntre, - - Minnesota. Represents the soundest* and most reliable ''■ Wire, Lite and Accident Insurance Companies of the Eastern and Western States. Office over the Post Office. W. J. WHITEFIELD, . Houim, Sign, and Carriage Graining, Glazing, Paper Hanging, &c, done with neatness and oh reasonable terms. Work warranted equal in quality to that agreed upon or no "charges made. "aSP-Palnt Shoji ovetBedell A Hinman's Carriage Shop. ^EST & TiiUMAN, Builders and Contractors, Office over E. E. West's Wagon Shop. SAUK CENTRE, MINN. Having had over 20 years experience as Practical Builders, we feel confident of giving satisfaction. WEST * TRUMAN. Sauk Centre, April 15,1868. 45tf JOHN CHRISTGAU, Boot &. Shoe Maker, Main Street, Sauk Centre, Minn., A complete stock of Boots and Shoes kept • constantly on hand, and made to order on short notice. Good fits warranted. Repairing promptly done, at reasonable prices. All kinds of Shoemaker's Tools for sale. : ■'." C. L. ORCUTT, HOUSE, SIGN, AND CARRIAGE P AINTEE, Paper Hanger Grainer anij.Qlazier Shop over TE. E. West's Wagon Shop, SAUK CENTRE, - . ' ' '- MINN. All work done promptly and in the neatest manner. • 6m42 SAUK CENTRE HOUSE, . (General Stage Office,) ,SAUK CENTRE,.' - - MINN E. P. BARNUJ^, Proprietor, Has been thoroughly refitted and furnished .(throughout, under its new management. .• Theoomfortbf guests will at all times be made the special care of the proprietor, and •ho expense of-pains will he spared to give '-entire satisfaction to boarders and travelers. i. E xc elle itt Stabling attached to the premises. . *E. T, BARNUM.4 AMERICAN HOUSE X<A.IVI> OFFICE AND Real Estate Agency. TanHoesen & Mitchell, ALEXANDRIA, DOUGLAS CO., MINN"A. Buy and Sell Real Estate on Commission,** Ray Takes for Non-Rasidents,-Select and Locate Government Lands Ibr others, with . CASH, SCRIP AND WARIIANTS, Homestead and Pre-Emption Papers' made out. F. B. Van Hoksbn, Jas. S. Mitcbmca,. Att'y at Law. • 41m6 St. Clofud Cards. TlprX]PELHAM7^^ Surgeon D-entist, Permanently located in St. Cloud. Office Broker's^Block. Edward O. Hamlin —HAS BESUMED— The Practice of Law IN ST. CLOUD, MINN. Special attention given to proceedings in Bankruptcy in United States Courts. Office In Alden's brick building, up stairs Oct. 1,1867. octl0-8m H. L. SOBDOlf. I.. W. COLLINS. Crordon &; Collins, Attorneys. <%f Zaw, St. Cloud, Stearns County, Minnesota *5*~ Particular attention given to .business in adjoining counties. ••• - .'• - - ■ --- - .• ILLIAM J. PARSONS, •; ATTORNEY AT LAW, Saint Germaine street, over Burbank Bros., St. Cloud, Minnesota. '!• -j**?1*'. Corner 2d and 6th Streets, ,S^UK CENTRE, - - Li - MINN. foils is a new, large and commodious building, fitted up tn the best style, with all the •'necessqxjriconveniences for the comfartof! guests. A large Barn, with warm and comfortable Stafbling is connected with the House. Travelers will find at the American House the best of accommodations for both man "and beast. DAVID FRANKHAUSE, Proprietor. ' CI DWARD DREBLOW, Cabinet Maker, Main street, near the Presbyterian Church, Sauk Centre, Minnesota. Keeps constantly on hand a complete stock ™ - • ofjPtu?niture''Coffins, Ae. AH orders will receive prompt attention. B ILLIARD SALOON, A. DE GROAT, Proprietor. Third street, Sauk Centre, Minnesota. _Has first class Phelan A Collender Billiard .Tables. Choice Wines, Liquors, Ale, Porter and Cigars, .'jl4* . ri\* l T CHAMBERLIN, GUNSMITH, Shop on 2d Street, near the Amerioan House SAUK CEKtTRE. Guns, Pistols, &c, Repaired on short notice. Parties in this rtpfier country will find it to thete. advantage to get their work done at home, and thereby save the extra expense of sending to St. Cloud. Terms reasonable and satisfaction warranted. ' apr!6 BANK Of JT. CLOUD GENERAL BANKING AND EXCHANGE BUSINESS TRANSIT'ACTEp. Gold and Silver, Land Warrants, College Scrip and Foreign Exchange bought and sold, Particular Attention given to 'COLLECTIONS, and Proceeds Promptly Remitted. ■ ---A*'-T',-** Office open from 9 to 12 A. M., and 1 to 5 r. M. St. Germaine Street, St. Cloud, Minn; J. G. SMITH, Cashier. St. Cloud Jan. 30.1868. 'ITUiWlPH SHffiNEMANN, WATCHMAKER, St. Germaine Street, ST. CLOUD, - - - MINN. \ GOOD assortment of Watches,'Clocks, XX Jewelry, Silver and Plateel ware always on had. Galvanizing done. Repairing neatly done and warranted for one year, i '■ ly Alarge lot of Spectacles for sale. f^lTY RESTAURANT. JOSEPH GOYETTE, Proprietor, Washington Avenue, St, Claud, Minnesota. - A ladles' and gentlemen's Ice Cream Saloon has heen fitted up ln -first class stj-leon the second floor. Ice cold''Lenionade,'and Soda Water flavored with all kinds of syrups. Fresh and Canned Fruits, Confectionery, and Nuts of all kinds. Hot Meals, Lunch, Coffee, Tea and Pastry furnished to order. LAVENIE M'CULLY & SISTER, and Dress Makers. STAMPING,'' HAIR SWITCHERS &c. With a good assortment of Millinery Goods, Ladies' Cloths, Gloves. Ae., Ae., Ae. Ae. All of the VERY LATEST STlTLfp. Satisfaction guaranteed in every particular. P. F. FERGUSON, Watchmaker AND Jeweler, ^ SAUK CENTRE, MINN. Watches, Clocks and Jewelry carefully repaired and warranted. •8©- All work from a distance promptly atr tended to and safely returned. SAINT PAITL Fire& Marine INSURANCE GO., ST. PAUL, MINN." Vpr s e tfulne n ■ Who can forget a loving word, Tho' said In language plain ? It sinks within the inmost heart, ' And is not sent in vain. I Who can forget a loving glance, A smile for us alone4* * r. •* T^- Ah I these are what we love to get. And prize them as our own'. .. , Who can forget a parting kiss— '-, The last fond lingering look ? 'Tis these that, after years have flown. Are found in memory's book. " ' - ■ Yet there are some who can forget, Whose memories never stray; With whom" the present is enough— The past has died away. 'Tis thus with some, yet I am glad -Of such I know but few, And may it ne'er be said,dear friend, 4 Of either 3. or you. pigaptttj BS»4 Assets oyer $550,000. Insures Buildings, Merchandise and other Property, against Loss or Damage by FIRE, at Rates as low as other first class Stock Companies. Particular attention given to Insurance of " Farm property; 'Isolated Dwellings and their Furniture, - FOR ONE, THREE OR FIVE YEAR. Also Inland Navigation Risks on Cargoes or Freight. BOARD OF DIRECTORS, J. C. Burbank, John L. Merriam, W!*W. Eastman, John S. Prince, Horace Thompson, Wm. Lee, John Nichols, [ Theo. Borup, Peter Berkey I W;*F. Davidson, J W. P.Murray, • (Geo. lit Farwell, E. F.Drake. J. C. BURBANK, Pres't. ' '.JOHN NICOLS, Vice Pres't. 8. S. EATON, Sec'y. TV. A. WELLS, Gen'l Agent. N. H. MUSTEK, Local Ag't. SAUK CENTRE, MINN MARK TWAIN'S SECRETARYSJHIP, From the Galaxy. I am not a private Secretary to a Sen; ator any more, now. I held the berth two months" ih security and in great cE.eei*fuIness of spirit, but my bread began to' fefurh from, over the waters, then—-that'; is1 tp say4, my works came back and revealed themselves. I judged it best t(j fesign. Tbe in^ofit was this. My employer sent for' nfe one riiorning tolerably early, and as soon as I had finished inserting some conundrums clandestinely into his last great speech upon finance, I entered his presence, '.Chyjije wasTso'methirJg portentous in Ms appearance. NHis cravat was i*m- tied, his hair was in a state of disorder, and bis countenance bore about it tne signs of a suppressed storm. He held a package of letters in : his tense grasp, and I knew that' the dreaded Pacific mail was .'in. '. He said: "I'thought you were wojH^iy of confidence." i«# "Nif i I.said: " Yes, sir." f He said : "I gave you a letter from certain of my constituents in the State of Nevada, asking the establishment of a post office at Baldwin's Ranch, and told yQjj tp answer it, as ingeniously as you could, with arguments "which'should persuade them' that there was ' no real necessity for an office at that place^TV'l I felt easjey;' " _Qh, if that is all, -sir, I did$ia.i. "■''■ '' '"*' '■''■ ! "Yes, you did. I will read your answer, for your own humiliation: ; ' ' V^ASfiNGTQif,' Jf ov.' 24, 1867. 'Messrs. {Smith, Jones and others: ' GrES-TLEMEN: What the lpischief do you'suppose you want with a'post-office at' Baluwiii's Banoh? i It ij/ould not do you any good. " If any letters came tlierp, you couldn'tread them, you know; and, besides, such letters as ought to pass through, 'faith money in them, for other localities," would not' be likely to gel througn, you': must perceiye at once ; and that would make trouble for us all. No, don't bother about a' post-office in yote camp. I have your best interests at heart, land feel that it would only be an ornamental folly. What you want is a nice jail, you know-^a nice, substantial jail and a free school. These will be a lasting benefit to you. These will make you really contented and happy. I'^ill move in the matter at opce. 1 Very truly,'eto, ' Mark Twain, ' For James W. Nye, i9%8. Senator J " That is the way you apswered that letter. Those people asty they will hang me if I ever enter that district again ; and I am -perfectly satisfied that they wUl, too." " Well, sir, I did not know I was doing any. harm. I only wanted to con- vin^e them." "W ut "Ah. ' WeU, ypij dA convince them, I make no manner of doulwl Now, here js another specimen. I gave you a pe- 'ijtibp from certain gentlemen of Nevada, praying that* 1 'would get a; bill through Congress incorporating the Methodist Episcopal Church of the State of Nevada. I told you to say, in reply, that the creation of such a law came more ISWgrly 'within" the province of tlie State Legislature; and to endeavor to show them that, in the present feebleness of the religious element in that new commonwealth, 45Jj}ie expediency of incorp<5rating the church was questionable. What did you write ? ' Washington, Nov. 24,1867. ' Rev. John Halllfax and others; ' Genmemen : You will KfeTe to go t% the State Legislature about that little speculation of yours—Congress don't know anything about religion. But don't you hurry to go there, either; 'b-e'-' cause this thing you propose to do out in that new country isn't expedient—in fact, it is simply ridiculous. Your religious people there ar3 tdo feeble; in intellect, in morality, in piety—in everything, pretty much. You h^jbtftfer drop this—you can't niake: M "work. You can't issue stock pn aji iSoo^piira- tion like that—or if you'eould^it would only keep you in trouftle'^ll the time. The other denbmiiiatio&i would abuse it, and " bear" it, and'^il it short," and break it down. They would do with it just as they would wfth one of your silv.w mines out there—they would ■try to make all the world believe it Was f1 yijdcat." "i^ou ought hot to do anything that is calculated" to bring a sa- !cred thing into disrepute. You ought, to '=be' ashamed of yourselves—that is what J think about it. You close your' petition with the words : " And we will ever pray." I think you had bett^-!-- you need to do it. 'Very truly, etc., ' Mark Twain, ' For James W. Nye, U. S. Senator. * That luminous epistle finishes me with the religious element among my <*?nstittr&«te. But that my political murder>4£iSght he'4 made sure, some eril instinct prompted me to hand you this memorial from the grave company of elders composing the Board of Ahier4- men of the city of Franckoo, -to try your hand upon-^a memorial praying that the city's right to the "water-lots up- fen the city front might be established By law ef Congress. I told you this was a dangerous matter to rnoye m. I told you to write a non-com'inital • letter to the Alderihfen—an ambiguous letter—a letter that should avoid, aS fer as possible, all real consideration ahd discussion of the water-lot question. If there is any feeling left in you—any shame-r snrely thfa letter you wrote in obedience to that order, ought to evokeit, when its words fall upon your ears : ' Washington, Nov. 27, 1867. ' To the Hon: Board of Aldermen, etc.: ' Gentlemen : George Washington, the severed Father of Ms Country, is deacf pis long 'and brilliant career is closed, alas I forever.' He yras greatly respected in this section of the sou ntry, apd his untimely decease cast a gloom fiyer the jvhole community. He died on the i4th'day of December, 17.99^ He passed peacefully a^ay ftom* the scene of his honors and his great achjevemenifs, the most lamented hero and the beet beloved that ever earth had yielded nit- to death. At such a time as this, you speak ot water-lots 1—what a lot -was his. ' *1 "W*. ' What is fame ? Fame is an accident. Sir Isaac Newton discovered an apple falling to the ground—a trivial discovery, and one which a million "men had made before him—-but bis parents were influential, and so they tortured that little circumstance into sortiethiiig' wonderful, and, lo I 'the simple 4#orid 'took up the shout, and, iff almost the twinkling of an' eye, the man was famous. ;Treasure these thoughts. 4 •"'T'dfesy, sweet poesy,- who shall estimate 'what the world owes to thee! Mary had a little lamb, its fleece was white as snow— And everywhere that Mary went, the lamb was sure to go." - |<ii! "Jack and GUI went up the Mil To draw a pall of water: Jack fell down and broke his crown, And Gill came tumbling after." For simplicty, elegance of diction, and freedom from immoral tendencies, I regard these two poems in the light of gems. "They are suited, to all grades of intelligence, to every sphere of life—to the field, to the nursery, to the guild! ^Specially should no Board of aldermen be without them. ' Venerable fossils ! write again. Nothing improves one so much as friendly correspondence. Write again—and if there is anything in this memorial of -yours that refers to anything in partic- | ulav, do not be backward about explaining it. We shall always be happy to hear you chirp. ' Very truly, etc,, Mark Twain*. ' For James W- Nye, U. S. Senator.' 'That js an atrocious, a ruinous epistle 1 Distraction I * " Weill, sir, I am really sorry if there is anything wrong about it—but—but— it appears to me to dodge the water-lot question." •*'isH '"Dodge the mischief! Oh !—but nevermind. As long as destruction must come now, let it be complete. Let it be-complete—let this last of your performances, which I .'am about to read make a finality of it. I am a ruined man. "£ had my misgivings when I gave you the' letter from Humboldt, asking that the post route from Indian Giilch to Shakespeare Gap and intermediate points be changed partly to the old Mormon trail. But I told you it was a delieate question, and warned you to deal with it deftly—to answer it dubiously, and leave them a little in the dark. And your fatal imbecility impelled you to make this disastrous reply. I should think you would stop your ears, if you are not dead to all shahie : ' •>''■• ' Washington, Nov. |0, 1867. ' Messrs. Perkins, Wagner, efc dL't i''-'™l 'Gentlemen": It is a delicate question about this Indian trail; but handled with proper deftness1 and dubiousness, I doubt not we shall Succeed in tome measure or otherwise, because the place where the route leaves - * the Lasseu Meadows, over 'beyond where those two Swanee chiefs, Dilapidated-Vengeance and Bitey>epthe-Clouds, were scalped last winter, this being the favorite direction! 'tp some, but others preferripg something "else in consequence of thingSifthe Mormon trail leaving Mos- by's at three in the morning, and passing through Jaw.bone Flat to Blucher, •jnd then down by Jug-Handle, the road passing to the right of it, and naturally leaving it to the right, too, and Dawsoti'-s-on the left-of the trail where it passes to the left of said Dawson's, and onward thence to Tomahawk, thus making the route cheaper, easier of access to all who can get at it, and compassing all the desirable objects so considered by others,'and, therefore, conferring the most good- upon the greatest nunaber,' and, consequently, ^lf-am encouraged to hope we shall. However, I Shall be ready, and happy, iWaflford you still further information upon the subject, fyom time ba':time,"asy6tfmay desire it, aijct. the' !Post Office Department be enabled to furnfsh'it to'me.' iB-io ' Ve*y'.fpgitjjtfeVB., ' "^f-'J Mark Twai*. ' For James W-J^ye/JL S. Senator.' "There—now,jphaCdo you think of that?"' • *"'•■'Y'-' ' •••f i " Well, I don't .know, sir. It—well, it appears to rhe to be dubious enough." Du—leave the house 1 I am a ruined man. Those Humboldt savages never 'will forgive me for tangling their brains up with this inhuman letter. I hare lost the respect of the Methodist Church, the Board of Alderae-H-*'"''-' i'-w Wfell, I haven't 'anything to say about that, because I may hare missed it a little in their cases, hut I was too many fat the Baldwin's Ranch people, General I" .-.,.-. •"■f Leave tlie house I Leave it forevej and 'forever, too 1" I regarded that as a sort of covert intimation that my services could be dispensed With, and so resigned. I never will be a private Secretary to a Senator again. You can't please that kind of people. ' They don't know anything. They can't appreciate a party's efforts. Mari-: Twain. THE BUMSELLER'S COXMANDBECT. As Inscribed Upon tho Shining Decan. ters Standing xtporst Ae Decorated Shelves ln the Smoky Bar Room or the Rumseller. From the Olean (N. Yv^Tlmes, I. I am the Lord, thy master, who has decoyed thee from thy heme and family, and brought thee to degradation and woe. II. Thou sbalt have no other master beside the Rumseller. III. Thou*sh*alt hot-think to question the quality of the liquors J shall turn out for thee, either from the shining bottles above or from the beer keg Below, or from the great tank under tbe earth. ' "'' "Jp*\ IV. Thou sbalt not talk with a Temperance man, whether he be a Son of Temperance or a Good Templar; for I am a jealous master, wearing the coat that should be on thy back, pocketing the money that should make thee and thy wife happy all 'the days that thou sh alt live. V. Thou shalt not visit the grog shop in vain, for the Rumseller thy master will not hold him' guiltless that does not spend his money at his shop. vjV'Bemember1 the' Sabbath day, to keep' it at my shop/ Six days shalt thou labor, and get all the money thou canst. But on the seventh day thou shalt do ne work, but shall pay tby money to the Rumseller, so that I and my wife and children may live in fashion, idleness and prodigality all the days ofour lives. . VII. Honor the dram shops and the gambling saloons that thy days may be few and miserable. Thou shalt kill all virtue and traduce all who are opposed to Rum&elling,- - «"'**Ji ■> VIIL -Thou'.shalt steal all thou canst from thy friends and thy neighbors, and take from thy wife, the hard'earnings of her hands gotten at''thei needle, Or at tbe side ofthe wash tub. '' "''*" IX. Thou shalt not hear witn£ss agaihst the Rumseller when the Commissioner pf' Excise bring bus to the ceufts: of justice, to suffer the penalty for" the violation of the law. X. Thou shalt not hearken to the tender petitions of thy wife in tears, nor fasten to 'the piteous cries of thy children asking'for bread, Neither sha'Jt thou go to a Temperance meeting, nor heed tire kind entreaties of thy neighbor when he pleads with thee to forsake the poisonous cup. ■ And the thieves apd murderers, and all the professional gamblers and horse racers and all the workers of iniquity say Amen, SALTED HIS TEA. A plucky rid fellow had a son who was a student in one of our New England colleges', and one day thought he would visit the institution. He did se, spent the day there, and was invited to stop to tea. He accepted the invitation, and upon receiving his - ration of tine celestial fluid, reached out and seized a howl ef what he supposed' to be white siigarj but-which was in reality salt. With th:iV*<Ji3ndiment he proceeded to liberally season his' tea." Presently he perceived from the sly glances toward him, and by the general jyhi's- pering and suppressed "snickering," that something was wrong. He rightly 'conjectured it was some act of his ; and when, upon Ms tasting the tea, the "snicker"'extended into a "horse laugh," he hadn't much doubt as to what the matter was. As I have before stated, the old gent didn't like to be laughed at, especially uya par'eri B*' sriSbw'boys, so1' with Spartan resolution, he worried down the abominable compound, wishing, no doubt, that these boys could be made to drink a quart each before going to prayers in the morning. Giving a final gulp, and putting on a face that was intended to make everybody think that he liked his " dose of salts," he called for another cup, -ind upon receiving it, said to the head snickerer: ""Young man, will you be kind enough to pass that bowl of salt ?" The salt was passed, and amid the niost breathless silence, he dipped a oOuple of spoonfuls into his tea, stirred it up, ahd tasted it -with-a look of apparent satisfaction. « Why, Mr. gj said the young man opposite him, " do you drink salt in your tea?" "Always," answered- the plucky old man, with great emphasis, and in his pleasantest manner. ■<"■-■ g* . . > . ; —7. W.' *t [Ml* Uni*, 13 Kratsalatt's wife discovered her old hen sitting in the back yard, and "bust up^her nksti*- Soon aftep'tfee'-poor wife came in much excited, aajd'saidiS" "My dear Kratsalatt, I took -the eggs from 'Browne/ and she has gone ahdsat onto an old" meafraxe." "Let1 her set4," -said the billibus old'fellow, "if she sets on an axe mayb© she'll4 hatchet 1 "■ -"••% •*' "• A chap who was told by a'colporteur to Temember Lo^'tj wife, replied that he had trouble enough with his own without remembering other3ie»VTwes. Couldn't Get the Right Flop.—In the year 1843, during the.Millerite ex- eifcement in"the usually quiet town of Durham, old"Aunt.Sally H—^-|"4who would " weigh i>igh on to two- hundred pounds," got all ready to "go up," and one evening in meeting, in the midst of a warm season cf exhortation, she arose and said ; >n. o -v .,,■•■ -.. • " !' Oil','brethren and sisters, bless the Lord! I'll soon get aivay • from thi.-i wicked world ; "I'm goin3 to meet the Lord in a few days. My faith is powerful strong it is ! So strong," continued the old lady, extending -ilier arm's'arid motioning them like a goose on the wing, "that it does' seem as if I could fly right away now and meet the Lord In tbe air." rt ifhtwftf&'tl' The minister, who was as great an enthusiast -oh 5'going up" as the old i'ady, encouraged her by exclaiming : ■-! Try, sister, try ! Perhaps you can fly," if your faith is only strong enough.' " A\;eil, -I -can," she exclaimed, "I know I can, and-1 will!" She was ■ gtaiidipg ft par a window which was raised hecSuse of the oppressive beat, frit it was summer. With her handkerchief in one hand, and'her fan in the other, she mounted' the seat, and thence to tbe top of the pew, and gave a leap into the air with'a flying motion of her arms, expecting to ascend heavenward. But the law of gravitation was too much for both'heil faitb and the gravity of the audience; Dowp she came with an enormous and fib ''Very'4 angelic grunt, * shaking the whole house with the concussion; She arose,.folded her wings/and with great meekness sneaked back into'the - seat, evidently disappointed. '. j^i The next evening some of theyoung folks asked her. " Aurit Sally, why didn't you fly last night-iwhen -you tried so hard ?" " I couldn't get the right flop on," was the meek and conclusive reply. Great and Small.—A great and learned'atheist once met a countryman going to church. He asked him : *' Where are you going 7 "' " I am going to church, sir," was the reply*-'" £H'"N M "What to do there!?-.o " To worship God." " Pray whether is your God a great or a little God?" ."Hf'• .. "He is both,-sir.-1' " How caif'hesbe' both ?". " He js ec gtfaii sir, that the heaven of heavens cannot contain him, and se fi«& that he can dwell in my poor heart." '" '"^ ' ''" * • - The atheist declared that this, simple answer of the poor countryman had more eft'ect uponliis mind than all the volumes" the learned doctors bad written upon the subject. '-. We confeas we do not like to ; hear scolding; we are at the opinion that lyefy littie good, if any at all, and very milch harm is effected by it. We can heartily endorse the thoughts'-of the quaint old Scot, Richard Taylor; he says: " Of the thousand ways the wo- "m'enifolks have of spoiling their doch- ters, the worst to my-mind, is the end less yammerin ahd yattefin,iand n&g-jigg- in, for little or nothing. And, thewcirst of. all is, these teuch-hearted auld folk little think how their bitter words blister and crush a tender young spirit* I mind myself the bursting heart I used to have, even when man-muckle, when, if I had sleepit an hour ower lang fe^a morning, or left the young beasts I was Hreafflihg get a rag o* fliergreen corn,, a thrawn auld sorrow of a batchelor uncle I had would parophesie the ill end such sinful beginnings would come to. When Ethan Allen was a prisoner in Canada, he was dining-with a party of officers and their ladies, and seeing some small red peppers on the table, intended to be out up with the meat to season it, he picked up one and put it into bis mouth. After chewing awhile on the tough:, skin, he picked it out of his mouth, and looking rather admiringly at it, said), the "tears .-"starting from his eyes; "£• ' ' >tv'if,,' "Ladies and gentlemen, if you have no objections, I wi^ put this little red thing back," and he immediately suited the action to the word. Nothing annoys a man more than to be eagerly questioned when he comes home tired. Give him a neatly-served dinner, or a pair of easy slippers and k cup of tea, and let him eat and drink in peace,~"and in time he will $eU you, gf his own proper motion, all you wish "toJaaOfc4. But if you begin the attack too s^oft, t^e chances are that y***11 w^ be r-iwitrdeVj &y «ntly spoken monosyllables. . Put down that piece of wisdom in your notebook, girlgfit will serve you well some day. A very little boy, after giving every? body a good-night ki?s, kneeled -sat his mother's side w'say his evening prayer, he repeated "Now I lay me down to sleep," Ac., and continued "God bless papa and mamma,and make them'good Christians, - God bless little Jitfami'e," and make him a good- bov.^.-" -His mamma adde«(f'fjod ble^ ^jnerybody." At this last sentence he Was silent. His mother repealled it a secfend, and a third . time, wh>^ iu> faised ''his" head and said :-— "Everybody but Bob, mamma. B^fc drowned iny cat to-day." —At a conqert given in Washington by Ole Bull, in aid of the Lincoln Monument Association, the perform£ho!es Were prefaced by •■ a prayer froljj' ttev. Byron Sunderland, which the audience liked* So well, that they rewarded him at its close with a hearty round of" applause. ■9 1 m wm ......
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Laura Carpenter, founder of Carpenter Law Firm and Bula Law, has been appointed to the Board of Directors of the American Society of Pharmacy Law (ASPL). ASPL is a national nonprofit organization that serves as a source of current information for attorneys and pharmacists interested in the law as it applies to pharmacy, pharmacists, wholesalers, manufacturers, state and federal government and other interested parties.
Both an attorney and a pharmacist, Carpenter has been an active member of the American Society Of Pharmacy Law for many years including prior service on the Board, past Chair of the Sponsorship Committee, and a member of the Communications Committee. "I am honored to be able to serve ASPL's members and will strive to make it easier for members and people in the industry to obtain needed information about the much-regulated pharmacy industry." said Carpenter.
As a practicing attorney, Carpenter advises pharmacies, healthcare providers and other health related entities on pharmacy and drug distribution matters, compliance with federal and state healthcare law, contract negotiations, risk management, healthcare business planning, electronic health information privacy regulation, third-party plans, and corporate best practices.
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best pic i can get.... anyone know what its called? and anyone used it? any feedback?
best pic i can get.... anyone know what its called? and anyone used it? any feedback?
Burn Machine. Might have it's uses but is terribly oversold / gimmicky.
I've got one, it's pretty decent but it's quite expensive.
You could buy a lot of alternative kit for the same money.
Whats is supposed to do? I know it might sound like a stupid question, but Burn Machine? burn what?
I don't believe in belts. There should be no ranking system for toughness.
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"That was how i got my first soapy titwank!
Listening is cool and shit." BlackdogMMA
its basically replicating the motion of a speedball
totally forgot about this thread
thanks all, just googled it and it is very pricey for what it is
lesnar looked like a dancing retard with that thing
some vids on you tube with this bit of kit .i first sore this a while back and thought fad machine qvc will sell them soon .


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