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w ester^€^rmk wimf _, i i-ifti i t hhatstn fn.r.i laws which it , never iv^^!t^^^h!m^!^7^u^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^m th i-is,i.""",-|..,,-l.,".",,s..s | hy ",.""," graft l us i l*ii.ee f inequality which il".al no respond ," ,-". e ar , ", "". , , lurrl , a " lt whli . h w ," , c ,, vu ,,,., 1 wl^ffl ilr ( h ni in r . iii upon craige salisbury rowan county n c ... monday april 9 h .-.. vol , xii • no o\n politic i i ives our cordial sanction thus hoen dangerously violated must extend to confirming our confidence in lhe cxajted violation by i delegated authority ns patriotism and manly frankness of andrew j well as by another by the udiciery as jackson and in his peculiar fitness for his weh as bj li.o oxecuti've or the legisla liresent high station | tive resolved that we heartily unite with however true therefore il mav be nur fellow citizens in other parts nl ihe thtl the jn.lio.nl drpurf nt is in all ones onion in recommending him for re-elec tions submitted t i it by the forms 1 the tion and that we will contribute our hon constitution to decide in the lasl rcsorl est endeavours to bring about so desirable litis n snrl rni<t necessarily be deemed the au lent la>t ut t'.'lali.iii io il iiii|i|,.itiiiti ofthe i.th from each town having 154 rotes and ■ne tor m.n i'.i over lh tuber senate consists of 12 members chosen bj tlte people in district delaware hua line counties fnch county elects seven reps annually and three senators trien nuall . i nn the presenl constitution nfvoi tnonl was adopted his year their ii us of kcp consist of one member from esc luwumiip in t 1 " t i"'i\_i3 1 a i i^m : "| .""• he is the man fall the men in vuii'i'i.'.'i i v.inlii prefer a man who through s political career of t.i utv yean | in the stiiie loul federal government marked by t 1 ." moi t brilliant snd slri pvidenrns nf talent firmnetsg nnd dev li ... t.i principle bn yet luistniti 1 .-. moral antl domestic character unsullied in the lieen liousnoss of these limns b the broath l suspicion in t'ti it nf « h • ■■■film - i 1 tho peculiar duties of the vice presiden cy we have he strong lestii mny of thre of the most illustrious public bodies ih..i have ever met in america i mean tin cin-r s of il.p united stnl tin vir ginia cnnvnntion snd the free trade meeting nt philadelphia tvho it n ion ■and ucce**fi.l professional eat it hi the si.iti ami federal courts upon ill bench and a th bar has over been fen to en joy tl in host r insidern.i 11 with nil ins . isocin.es nnd (.• loave every s'ntion with jinri'i'ii-'i-tl reputation who in short haa never been presented i nnv i a.l , official nt popular with ut extorting the most ex traordinary ... lerice of em ral confidence respect tut i a hiiiitiiii.il t\ckson mi.eting ernlogical and economical with repaid lei lb r.s urn 1 clrcu.nstanc.s i lite ins pursuant ... public notice a ltir ; r<i and rts p t 1.1 meeting ofthe citizens of hal ifax ,■untv friondl t the re-electiou ef ilix andrf.w jackson as i'rcsi dent ofthe united states t at peyton j harvey's on lhe 17th ult on motion l nicnot.soit esq wa 11,1 |(, the chair an i j j jtioc.a and p.v.a'iin w as ent appoint i secre cries pi .- || vin - pre imblc and resolution v.rr n't if ioiisi ndopted \\,. ;, portion i the freemen of ilali ej \ . ' pent il'l 1 assembled ns our (■,. ., ..... i uaranteoaus the right to do 1 , .,, . it mr civil and politic 1 liber jcs ■; .. he promoted hereby have r , ilred 1 rt thnl in our opinion the ,"., , lu ,:, i "" ",* ndrew iackson ... the presidency ofthe united states is jouhl called for l th diar exigences ofthe titii'm which require all the firm ne nnd pi riot m of our oldest and ablest statesmen reaohed idly that lo promote hi ro t .|,., six puranua he appointed bj this iiie-i i t who with such others as may be t . fj r that purpose shall nominate n juil , person as 1-i ctor forthi^lec / ww_wwwwww pectins countries altogether for n to the present subject in tiiis country it lias .' ruierly he.-n the object to recover in the shortest time the amount of capital invested without using the nscesmirv pn uiti ms to work the ores to ihu best ud i ullage and yvns l..ne nl the risk ol'.iis leing iln greater portion nffhom in tha chilian mndn nf grinding tho mos ap proved allerntinn of the . liilit mill wi.'j regard to simplici.y and durability t that um 1 tu i'i une nnd elsewhere for the enr pose i reducing nn-l collecting the from sweep wushintr i ... mil ili*a<liniit;nrc and consequent i s ibe chilian mill tirisin i'i in 8 cuntinuod eacapo ofa stream of witter t.i il.e b.s of gold arising out of the i iti.-i of nol redlining the ores tin enough the arraatre hn i 1 inu tduted thereby oluding be difficulties and making tha prucess of grinding more cofnplete but r the nther hand employing a longer spac*ri f time likewise more care being requi red in the sopertiop of the quicksilver from the rr liiv.'s nnd mueh depending ou tin construction nf.l.o washer for tne pu pose i being easily perceptible that ltd loss cun be *.. stained frum the at t.vtia combining all thene circumstancei nnd applying ihem ... he na lure four res no defiuate conclusion can be dr wu but from actual trial ' ' *' ''' ' i ■'•'' '*■• " ti r . . ! i p of lhe district convention to be holder in relation tn the rights of thc parties t , the sons chosen once n years to enquire this place in april next for the purp ■•■;■..-•!. from which the judicial bs wll ! whi lhi r (!..■iiti ... has been prose if selecting some mutable person to lit is hi ll.er departs t hold their dele ved inviolate win ■■■tho several bran placed on lhe jarkson electoral ticket al i trusts on tut other hypothesis che oi i vprumonl l.nvo.done ih-ir and that we will elect five delo atestnat th iclega.i n pfjudicia power would an duty whet li r tl.e taxes huvo been jusll tend the same anil should a vacancy oc nul the ower delegated it ; and lhe i laid and collectrrl 6ie sur in our said delegation the remaining rurreiico of this department with the oth 1708 t lessee representatives el delegates shall have power lo supply the ers in usurped powers might subvert for ected for two vein it nl apportioned ren same ever and beyond the possihl roach of any atom also elected hiuiuiialli and not to hi and whereas a convention is to be rightful remedy the ver constitution less than one third nur more than half the holden in baltimore in may next forlh whieh all were instituted to preserve pumher of repn-sentnti purpose of elect inn some suitable pel n now if lhe decisions of tl.e supreme 1790 kentucky the it pp not to be to be run for vice president by ihe friends 0 irt in questions of disputed power be mure than 100 nor less than o s is f gen jackson t ■nention l iween the slates and the other depart tors elected foi i yenrs one fourth of thetn d henry of fayettevdle has been a p ments of the general government aro ob sniiuully ; n»ver to be fewer llmu 24 u..i i-'t:ii'"l a i pgale fui this districk rj and final what tribunal i would more than 8fl therefore retained that we approve ask i to decide between that department 1803 ohio smallest number of re built of said convention and of said s lee xtx llic states in cases ol disputed author prest ntatives n i lowed is 36 largest 72 — timt ofdelegate and n'th ti.-li «-■do it between mem : senato olectod biennnllv largest nmnber nit hesitate i t desi rnate ju i .- smith of the issue lietween the supreme court one hiilf smallest me third ofthe it pre s c and p p barbour va as | licians aa ona of the departments ef the general sentoti.es in whom we nave the utmost nfi.lence government and tbe state of georgia is l-l lmiisiana rrpreseuthiiveac^s either of whom we would bi particularly an-important une and it remains to he ected fnr two years to i i fewer than glad to see nominated bi said convention o n whether or not she will view its de 25 nor more than so ; nml npp u tined 1.v yel for tlie i.e of unanimity in our party : oision as a usurpatipn nf power not dele census every i years semite elorted for so essential to our success in the electi njgatedb the constitution what amount 4 years one trom each 16 of the senator ot'a vice president we herebj pledge lu the same thing whether it has under ial districts ourselves to support any fit person upon taken t sanction and give effect to untti 1 1816 inlisnn smallest number of whom said convention mny unite | thorited and unconstitutional acts of the rap allowed is 36 ; largest 100 ; appor on motion the follnwing gentlemen other departments li the legislative and tioned aiming lie ountios senators ap went appoint delegates to th district executive departments have made laws and i portioned in like manner never to exei ed convention viz j d pomberton uaac treaties so deeply affecting tha sovereign | half nor be lew than one third ofthe repj i w i.n litis it 1 mcfar cunfedet m llan-i "''■tli.-lh i^qn motion ni|>ii'iiii mill ct niini change thrir cliar.a'^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^b kilii mlywo from iln mums lj farmers journal i uu .-■n^^^m u 10 in ii : i mode m b i.i when the i , i .,,, h ;, r o»b , h si i.i tothl'b 11 is 1 hllhib 1,1 ll.ub upon att.lb hi'h 10 it ; i ih h plnuh the pr e.'ssb lh euii'iiiii ill too i the hi required ahd con i tn bi i b^b^b^b^b^b^b^b^b^b^b^b^bj rcrerbera-l thi-b tl ntl.i-i i i'b tbe to it h lh tu 1 i • m 1 lllto-relh h the mi i i'-trlli'tiuii i nrr-.l ,!.;,, i i not iii bj to an hni a epnratel be f..tl .,,," bj ll ix , s , i b the si "" ', bj iii iii mnkiugl or t..nsiii,...h " r ,. ki b flr me ,, ia y \ u , i ,"■,■til.mlb " u , wo ,,"■the it i'i'i.u.l bill l,f li.nihri'tb i h1 h amlb ibe placeb to by imp-b the the tli.tiii'h the usuallyb lr dt.ll ill i-h nthilt'bj i*bj it.'btbj the tht'bj ure or bak lh dniw.i utbj ll to n rn *********** falling under the arch ..( lhe funinee re beinj 81 it per mile rut ue st*..-n maim there untill sufhcieutly cool to i engine tare used on that roud he adds removed fl r locomotive kawer : respecting be 4lh query i'tiruiir to be itu.iunad on inclined tin objeel of mill i to reduce ore fo plane , , - • 9,001 ti ili.;ree of fi.ieues equal ... thai of tbe si locomotive . 80.(.(hj particle of gold contained in ibem in or one hundred and sixty waggons 0,ot'qf let id detach and prepare them for he al water sta.iuu . i'titf iru.ttive power ol ibe quicksilver — lhe _^ objeel then is lbs rnductinn if tne gold fig 0(10 he in large particles lhen tl.e ores need ___ not ns much r.tdiuttiou ae if it were i making the whole cont of road and lo powder in the ar.stros likewise in tl ticomotives 0-71,000 or 84,1.(11 per mile chllliafl mills the process ot grunting aad i in constructing that k-*.l after clean umitlgama.ion is combined to render : mg the ground and excavating where it w ibis operation psrfeot it is necoi-ary thul t necoapary to attain the proper level pile the amalgamation should bo independent 1 are driven by machinery into the ■if ibe reduction for two reasons ut | on each side of the road thus forming iwa with regard tn the chillian mill 10 pre ] row uf pile five feet apart ami il«a venl tha injurious influence ofa current of piles i leu apart in each row the 1'iutf water on lhal portion of quicksilver that i.i are hen cut to be proper heigh to pr in a measure lend duri in the course of tri 1 nerve the level nd a tenon is cut n ihst luration nml rendered buoyant and tindly ■upper end a piece 9 feet i 1 - tf be 9 or that degree o temperature necessary ' inches with 1 mortice iaeacb emi to fit tlus for ihe complete preservation of the affinity tenor ol be pile i then placed on th llh quicksilver for the e old it will be : piles across the run i and pinned hurt s'-'u therefore ibai according ... the above these piuce being fli feet apnr from cen t.riiicipleh neither lhe arrnstres or cl.il tre to centre there sre in a mile 819 mjo han mills are complete 1 ■twiihstandi-i ported by 1824 pile or posts as ihey which tb-.y hsve !>.•■•■a - tntinue tu u « u i xe called ia the common in us i lexir anil th uler in chili fo f tha country •) the rails are pl 1 ■-•■1 n v .- - numerate woul li.es transverse pieces and iiui iy jfcl'uit m c-'uijilatcdehi'ipiwi «' tfcu win , be.jie 1*1 tplo topm ajwoi {"• it h w\~il,.t.,!ci,l ilhj that t pr-.ve.it any di yisi in in the ranks fth jackson party hi h was latelj so triumphant nnd to a , . unnecessary excitement by a pre n • ro ■i'ati'.n ofthe qi.osti n if the gueot-ss rship our del ■tit ••* bo instructed to a . • th ■■necessity ol nominating in el ",.• , vhn will not support fur vice pres id i i '-. aspirant of the partisan ol any m p it t.i ihe eiftw of chief vlagis tin the answer to the th qu-ry in incl tleti in whut im boon observed in he t',.ru going remarks and 1 will only add that the usual process injen.'ope flu g i.i unit silver amalgamation l**urs no similarity lo either a the above named plans ho ilillt'i.-ut qualitip of ore twini separated by mtuiual lsl*>r and tho punier cle8 q them being stamped under a constant stream of water and reduced upon dm principle of iheir pacific gravity running through » succession of cunnls wns't.i up on at inclined plnue of shaking tables ana the funis nf.orwi.rds reduced slill finer in hoi 17.1 tit.il mill up the principle 1 oil hosts ii-i.i for ih ur ami lastly amalgamated inj barrels with iu.eri.al construction lor thut resoleed ithly that the well known -!, hesofphilip p barbour of vu : .... his talented opp tsilion i i the t.i'tif and internal improvements by the general government and the loundness pf his political creed render him worthy pf |, . fi innce ; r i there is no man wh • ti ve w uld prefer ibr the second off ice . th gift of tha p mple in compliaooe wilh the second rr:-nlu linii col thomas nicholson col willis johnston edmund 11 freeman charled sh ids thoma m crowel nnd w.llis al l esqrs ware duly appointed oa motion resolved that the proceed ing nf i hia meeting be igned l.v the chair mu ant secretarie and forwarded fur publication id the roanoke advocate john nicholson ch'ma i j jodol ) secretaries ii vv avkk't s i mit mississippi al present one ytep i.i every .-!,()(.(. white iiiliahilaiits :, resolved that the proceedings of this mi-.ot.ti be published in tho north caroli na journal nnd all her papers friendly to tho administration in tlii stab . actor l.v concurring with in.se t pai.il ments they remain u hanged by audi are nu innre binding since than 1 fore the decision of that i.-imrtment the su iliul when these shall exceed ho.0.ki then flbe rep not to be let ilmn 36 nor inure than 10 senator elected forsyeara loumliiu^^ii^eiminnui.llv theimimuheii zzz____m tt ,■isiun tt-.i in he it^ttttttttttro^^^^^bi . , nor mure ■robert powel ga'fb that constitutional which wa before ui that one third ofthe represematives ■f t lk ih nc'v con.titutional 1818 tnc present constitution of con i : ) i'i q q'f "*• therefore the acts of congress and necticul and tbe constitution of illinois i ,.'*.,.., , the treaties of the united states with the were adopted in 1818 in ponnecti i rrom thc i int ta.es • i • indians to which the supreme court un cut lhe representatives are chosen by the georgia and the sitreme ■rl i..k»-s to civeeffect and upon which its town sl • 1 them sonding iwo thereat purpose it bi process very poor or ha beeu worked lo advantage but lhe imp ■- ra lei led cheapness of ninuual labor is lo be tikeg into cousidern tion there ha heen a description rive lately in the london mining h new at an apparatus which appears llu rn «( eonts plate for extracting the gol.i wilh the teatest eio.ioini nnd if si.ee s til ., i cause n ti"w era in mid amalgni t ui 11 soma south ameriean mining < . i •. ■■••* have sunt intelligent fliecrs to hun nry fovll.e purpose of inspection ■." ma chines huve b"en transported there but ins intelligence of their success hus ; . i b.oa received court i-i-sii-i against the constitutionality of the one each tbe senate must consist of nut it may not be impi nper perhaps at the i nc * uf tho legislature of georgia is found fewer than 18 nor more than 4 members presenl inomenf alien th incision of the '* '■'"' viewed by geortjia as a dangerous elected annually in ihu iis ilie number supreme 111 in tbe case of he mission invasion of her sovereign rights nol war of representative nol lo be loss than 27 mtn vs the stut i ni georgia is being ranted by tbe constitution slin cannot no more than 86 until the inhabitants published that publication should be given "'''' honor to herself recede from the shell amount to i0i.,.)t)0 the senator lo the folio wins extracts from the report stand she has taken her eourae i on eiocted for 4 yeanf half of them biennal of mr madison in the year 1799 ut j ward and her neighboring i.tor will ma ly tbe re.elut'on of the legi.latura of vir tain her 1819 alabama representatives can ginia ot the preeeeding year a that re mckean not be more than 100 nor fewer than 60 port waa onl made ten vears after tho or — - •— senate not to be mure than ne ihird nor ganization ofthe present government and psom the oboks.a joi-shai less than a fourth of the representatives mr madison being generally regarded a wl , _ ivf . ", another column the address bloated l(,r t]ltee >'* ara ' 0be hird " r,ll " nl the father ofthe constitution it mav b f ur iv-uow citizen of hancock to the annually considered a a contemporary expomtion | people of georgia on an important rob l880 / m-oie rep not to exceed 20 f that iaatrument it is .. fatal here»y i ut winch must al no distant day engage n0t l0 , 1 be les 1,a " v • , l z with most of the politic f the presenl the earned attention of state for our annually nffver to be leas than 20 nor day tba they look upon th supreme i uwn . parts wo think the ooner it 1 settled "'""' ,, " in ,,,'" , , , , court as the final arbiter between the the better politic science more than ml * i hi vear produced the amend general government and the state with 1 » m ot her science 1 built upon experience z "' lll c..i.kt..ut,.,i of m.ssacbusetu nut recollecting that it il one of he de-free government mai be said to have i and th n * w one . of new york every part menu oft hat government and that commenced with the independanee of i corporate town tn maaaachuaetta hav _. such itself may assume power not del ,-,.*■« stat the several couetilutions 50 raw ? b,a p bd » '"»' r-fn-en egaiedbv the constitution and as dan t thi confederacy a they have he «""' and another for every additional 936 eerou to the reaerved right of the successively formed or amended embody the senate ie to consist of 40 member states aa either of the other department the clearest dt beet aaeertained rawilt ex *_° ''."' c '" s <'" ■>' d.stricls annually mr madison's idea seems to be and i re porimefijifly weight ut up to that tune ' h " v ' w *«* l " us ", "' rswwaantauviia ar.l it as the true doctrine lhai the sots t!,e,r'2"e r ve constitutions therefore , '° <*"'""'" "' k " menibem the seimte of of one department of lhe gov nent exbilfits ifthev do the time when each 33 choiieneyer four years in district when confined wiihin it proper sphere of the prominent featuro of the repronaen ' , v r ? , " m m ner kepresen are aa binding upon the state a those of taliv polity we dot i crm when tat.ve branch 184 member thiu sppo either ofthe others but tb acta and da taken in order ft the moat distinct , « , » d »" the wveral part of the btaw ciai.na of neither the judiciary a | authentic history of progreee and gra « f™m *« wiwtie watt nf the a l0 . well aathaexecutlve&legi.lative are ao dual dovelopement of tl.e science ._ par '"'" z ,,, c "'" l "" f " when unauthorized bu the constitution ticularly oi its application 10 our cal t '-' v.'tisuyni.d the m e riil^e o f ,.,"" iii commenting upon the 3d resolution condition a notii n therefore of the date l ? e *"* """'"'^ •'•"' , "' "» . 5 ""' ' idge.and .. .. 1 " r 1 1 1 1 r ,, , r n ih.vc tide i ji ; and 11 iror the conn mr madison ay : from which lha several ' onstituliona of , . - "" r'"m '■but it is objected that ihe judicial nu the several states hav been in operation i '""*" c.t.ea town and boroi'.gh upon tide thority u to be regarded a the ole expo noting the composition of their legislative w ""' r . » ar w benater apporti i iter of.be conrtitution in the lasl rewrl : bodiee may nol only gratify u liberal cu z '" ""' -■'"»•"■inner.ara elected and it mav hc asked for what reason the rn.titv but mtiy l,e of real sen '" r ' , • u '"""- "'" 1 s09 '' 1 «•' quo fourth ar leelurslion bv ml \ s-uibli i rl vacalede^ei^ear m r it lo he lh-"-r in all i t lle.^al^m)e k^ii^^nli^e^ul^^ilo^ai^^^^^^o^^^^^^^j|j|^^^^^^^^^^^^^^b^b jackson mert1ng a respectable meeting ofthe citizen of ftichm md county friendly to the re-elsc fion of i jackson was held at rock in mm nn the 21st inst st which robt ! pox»ell.e*t presided and f . t leak tct"d as secretary afw an examination from the chair of tbe vajaets nf the meeting on motion p v pijwel j d bemberton and p t j,e*k were uppoitt.nd a comniit.ee to pre pa r solutions expressive of the senti jonnt of the meeting which committee reputed the following preamble and res olutions which were unanimously adop ted viz : ,.~ ti portion of the freemen of the coun try we have the right and it is also our duly ou all proper occasions to oner to tl.e consideration of our fellow-citizea oii r opinions on any parti-'itur policy 1 i 1 general government and upon the course if nnv particular admini.tration ; b ds i .. express our preftrence between canditlatea for ur ninvagea particularly !*• i ween those who aspire to the higheet fitation in our government and as it n bir too apparent to every observer i events in lhe south that bat system lieu allstdbnominated he protective system a m 1 li which has been listened upon the eoiuifcy by a combination of s-tional in ten • , . iihtitutim a we behave the exclusive recipient of its benefits and alt ■'• i ia rendered till more odious hy the pr t.-t of mr plav has already effected iic ilriil.iblft if not irreparable mlaohief if in i ther way snn'ly in that worst ofall way by e.tranging the attaehmants f s jar.re and talented portion of ur southern ji p|a from that sheet-anchor of our salb .... the union ofthe btates hail iwjus mux til kai.f.k.lf kbuihter granville 21)1 h march 1932 mb.hi.s j i.n^i vsi bon gentlemen : in compliance with a promise 1 now give you such particular ofthe liarlnsii.ii rail-road as may a(d ui forming a correct estimate af our rnil ii ud project mr allen the chief engineer in hhv last report exhibits the following tisli male of.be cost of that kail-rond : lilsimib-h m.n under contract for 9301 07y for rail road iron - 133,m()0 iron spik s . . lw.aoo piling muebionry . 3,,tn edisio bridge - • 1,70b turn uu.s . . 6 our inclined plane and double road i.iiuo engineer department - 4t,t>2 contingencies right to timber,dam age ic - . . io.ooirl total cost of constructing 135 miles . . joki.oori 37|iimn at the present day and so sol inn a manner ? ou this objection it might ba obaervod first bat there mav i inataoce of usur ped power which the form ofthe coaati iii.ii would nei-r rlrnw within the control af the judicial department teeondlp thai if the decision ofthe judiciary l>e raised abeve the authority of the sovereign par tie to the constitution the decisions nf ita oilier departments not carried by th forins ol the constitution before tbe jiidte iary must be equally authoritative and final with the decisions of that department hut the proper answer to the objection is thu tl.e reeolutioa of thi geneiil a n relatas to those great and extraordinary case in which all the forms of the censtl lution iiniv p ove ineffectual against infrac tion danierou te the essential right of the parties lo il th r solution suppose that dangerous powers not delegated may nal only he usurped and executed hv the other departments bu thai be judicial i partm nl also mai - xere ., r - i po . t bey ond thi - , i tut .. - ',• ',- eon " i ' ' ■, i h f the rn lie to lb ' ' itnlion to judge whcujsruje compi | "" 111 operation — each i us consists ol a philip p rib-ci-r in the late vir specified number the representative ol convention or caucus the hon 72 and the senate of b member | mr pniftun-i " sasne the following high 1776 ofall ih - onstituti m.fot mod in enc rtiiiiui u ( "", this distinguished republi tins year none now remain m operation i car ; an i-^dividual who we think will yet hit iii of new jersey mar ' reran tint rlffl-age i tbe i'r iri.k ofthe s.carolina new jersey ha a legit s..ui or il.e vica-preaidency ihe de live counsel of 14 persons one from each cision of ths legislative caucus in vir county tbe rep are by an act f 1829 1 j ," to tbe contrary notwith.taudii.g to consist oi 80 apportioned a'noag the i mr pendleton wa an original jackson cuunlie — maryland im u tlep and l man — . jackson man to use bis own senator the lutler sleeleil ,. v cry f year w . is when it co»t something to be a v uio lin ne senate and two reps j tksn.i nmn — when some wl are now from each country v.d one member each lie -' clamorooa in hia support arern from even i win publicly nljuting and villifyinj inn — who 1790 twn of tha state penneylvani were earnertly ami eloquently invoking na 8 carol ia date their praaent conati the better geniue ol tbe republic to save inin ii fro-m thia year the i'enn.ylvan-i tb country from tba humiliation snddis ta houae of rap c never be i -- lhan grace f lus election — //-■ms f--r jack flo ar.r mors ban 100 the senator ton then aa now won roman itvton ehoeen every four ve*r can never be | pkincii-lb halifax adamite greater n numbat lhan * ihin n i li -. t _" w , n ,, ti mr chairman find a man thsn ,,,,.■fourth •» ih rapraaantative in ".-," ," rnt habits principle and ex s u'.ii carolina th representative r e |(< . ,.,..,".", w , tl \_ hu i ,|". station 1 in my '" ■'"•" ■' ' ■'- - j srhoareapp lined at . ,|". respeotabla an it ■> .■his.riet.i and tha be it lo ".. . . ,,,,,,, , r y ,,, i ,., ",,, % . f ■•, 1vv . 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Title | Western Carolinian |
Masthead | Western Carolinian |
Date | 1832-04-09 |
Month | 04 |
Day | 09 |
Year | 1832 |
Volume | 12 |
Issue | 618 |
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- "The Bison used to be the pick-up truck of choice for farmers and construction workers until Bravado realized they could double the price and market it to emasculated urban types desperate to feel like men again."
- ―Southern San Andreas Super Autos description.
The Bravado Bison is a midsize double-cab pickup truck that appears in Grand Theft Auto V and Grand Theft Auto Online.
Grand Theft Auto V
The truck's front end appears to have design influences taken from the styling of the fourth generation Dodge Ram, and minor influences from the second generation Toyota Tundra. The rear is based on the twelfth generation Ford F-150. The cab design is slightly reminiscent of that of the 1999 Chevrolet Silverado.
The truck's design appears to be somewhat sports-influenced. The front features a bold layout, dominated by a large, protruding chrome-trimmed grille, which features three inset horizontal chrome strips. The manufacturer emblem is placed centrally on the area that connects the two lowest strips. Adjacent to the grille are the headlamp units which are less tall and split horizontally into two sections, with the horizontal split occurring at the same height where the manufacturer logo is mounted. Below the grille is a protruding front bumper. The front bumper features two horizontal ducts, with the lower one more narrow than the duct above. The edges form a hexagon shape when combined with the edges of the grille. The base of the front bumper is given a more sporty appearance by a lip that spans the bottom edge. License plates are mounted centrally in front of the two ducts. Circular fog lamps appear beside the ducts and beneath the headlamp units. Above the grille, bounded by lines which run from the corners of the headlamp and grille to the base of the A-pillar and windscreen respectively, there is a large elevated area of the hood.
At the sides, similar subtle sports features can be seen; the wheelbase has flared skirting. The main body is however quite plain, lacking any extra formations. The main body line runs from the top-outer corner of the headlamps to a rearmost point of the sides above the taillight units. The greenhouse is quite curved, illustrating a more modern appearance. The mirrors are mounted at the base of the A-pillars. The truck has medium profile tires that enwrap six-spoke wheels. Behind the rear arches more skirting can be seen.
At the rear, a chrome bumper is placed above the skirting at the base of the rear face. Adjacent and above the rear bumper, at the corner of the body are the taillight units. The units are chrome-trimmed and split into two sections horizontally, the top section being rectangular and the bottom, an irregular trapezium. The taillight units appear completely red. Ovular exhaust tips can be seen underneath the rear of the truck. Under the rear bumper there is a tow hook. The Bison is one of the pick-up trucks in the game that are capable of towing a trailer.
Current Design Gallery
Grand Theft Auto V
Thanks to its modeled V8, with, according to TV advertisements, 6000 horsepower, the Bison is capable of reaching a good top speed, but it leaves much to be desired in terms of acceleration. Much like the Dodge Ram, it handles well while off-roading thanks to its 4WD (20% front, 80% rear) drivetrain, however, it lacks stability, most notable when doing the off-road truck racing. The Bison seems to have a lot of power (6000 horse power, as advertised on TV), as it pulls down Martin Madrazo's house just like a Tractor, and it has excellent torque and can climb steep hills with ease.
GTA V Overview
Acceleration (0-60 mph in Seconds) | Top Speed (mph / kmh) | Gears | Engine | Drivetrain (FWD / RWD / AWD) | Mass (kg / lbs) | Fuel Tank Size (litres) |
N/A | N/A | N/A | 6000 horsepower (In-game TV advert) | 4x4 (AWD) (Badging) | N/A | N/A |
7.7 Seconds | 100 / 160 | 5 | F4 V8 (In-game model) | AWD | Cannot be observed | Cannot be observed |
Speed | ||||||
Acceleration | ||||||
Braking | ||||||
Traction |
Grand Theft Auto V
Type | Upgrade | Cost (Story) | Cost (Online) |
Armor | Armor Upgrade 20% | $1,250 | $5,250 |
Armor Upgrade 40% | $3,125 | $8,750 | |
Armor Upgrade 60% | $5,000 | $14,000 | |
Armor Upgrade 80% | $8,750 | $24,500 | |
Armor Upgrade 100% | $12,500 | $35,000 | |
Brakes | Street Brakes | $5,000 | $10,000 |
Sport Brakes | $6,750 | $13,500 | |
Race Brakes | $8,750 | $17,500 | |
Engine | EMS Upgrade, Level 1 | $2,250 | $4,500 |
EMS Upgrade, Level 2 | $3,125 | $6,250 | |
EMS Upgrade, Level 3 | $4,500 | $9,000 | |
EMS Upgrade, Level 4 | $8,375 | $16,750 | |
Lights | Xenon Lights | $1,000 | $5,000 |
- | - | ||
Loss/Theft Prevention | Tracker | N/A | $2,000 |
Full Coverage | N/A | $3,750 | |
Respray | - | - | |
Crew Emblem | N/A | $25,000 | |
Sell | Sell Vehicle | N/A | $3,000 |
Suspension | Lowered Suspension | $500 | $1,000 |
Street Suspension | $1,000 | $2,000 | |
Sport Suspension | $1,700 | $3,400 | |
Competition Suspension | $2,200 | $4,400 | |
Transmission | Street Transmission | $7,375 | $14,750 |
Sports Transmission | $8,125 | $16,250 | |
Race Transmission | $10,000 | $20,000 | |
Turbo | Turbo Tuning | $6,250 | $35,000 |
Wheels | - | - | |
Windows | Light Smoke | $200 | $1,500 |
Dark Smoke | $450 | $3,500 | |
Limo | $700 | $5,000 |
Image Gallery
A unique Epsilon blue Bison appears in Chasing the Truth and Exercising the Truth. [citation/verification needed]
Prominent Appearances
Grand Theft Auto V
- The Bison is first seen during the mission Complications, when Franklin climbs on top of one to reach the the window on Michael's House.
- The Bison is most prominently used in the mission Marriage Counseling when Michael and Franklin chase Kyle Chavis with a white Bison, Michael then pulls Martin Madrazo's house down using the Bison's winch and escapes from Martin's cartel.
- A red Bison appears in the first mission for the Epsilon Program, although it cannot be stolen. It's red and is scripted to spawn with a damage on it.
- Other Bisons appears in the missions Chasing the Truth and Exercising the Truth, as the vehicle of choice of the Epsilon members.
- It also appears in the first Rampage mission, where the Rednecks will use some orange Bisons to try to kill Trevor.
- Grey Bisons can be found in the mission Lamar Down.
Notable Owners
Grand Theft Auto V
- Often seen in Blaine County, especially Sandy Shores.
- A Bison with the McGill-Olsen Construction livery sometimes spawns at a construction site in Sandy Shores.
- The Mighty Bush variant can be found during the mission Marriage Counseling. It is used to chase Kyle after he is caught having an affair with Amanda. There is no way the player can keep it afterwards, as if it is used to begin the introductory cutscene to Martin Madrazo, the game will relocate the player, Michael, near the mall in the downtown district.
- Common on all major highways in Los Santos and Blaine County.
- Can be found within a fenced area in the main building of The Mighty Bush at Cottage Park in Rockford Hills, Los Santos.
- Spawns at the Harmony Truck Stop on Joshua Road in Harmony, Blaine County.
- A black one can be found parked on a dirt road in Fort Zancudo along with a black Speedo.
- Can be found in Paleto Bay in the Burial random event, by saving Antonia Bottino from being buried alive. The player can take the Bison used by the two men to retrieve her to her destination and finish the random event.
- Part of the scripted traffic seen during the chase between Trevor and The Lost Motorcycle Club in Mr. Phillips. Located past the small bridge at the beginning of the scene.
- A red Bison is located in Raton Canyon in the beginning of the Epsilon Program side mission. It is uniquely notable for being one of the only vehicles to spawn with damage already inflicted to it (at the rear bumper, in the driver side). It is not possible to keep it, as the cutscene will be triggered once approaching the vehicle.
- Can be found at the south west side of Los Santos International Airport.
Grand Theft Auto Online
- A landscaping variant can be found at a retaining wall in the northern outskirts of Vinewood Hills. This variant has much less customization options in Los Santos Customs and Beeker's Garage.
- Can be purchased for $30,000 at Southern San Andreas Super Autos.
- Parked in front of the Alien Enthusiasts house near the Redwood Lights Track.
- Can be found driving near Humane Labs and Research.
- Can be found in Davis Quartz.
Grand Theft Auto V
- The default radio stations of the Bison are FlyLo FM and Soulwax FM.
- The truck's name parodies the Dodge Ram, as a bison and a ram are both terms for male bovidae.
- It is also a reference to the Buffalo, as both vehicles are named after the same type of cattle.
- If the player decides to stand in the Bison's truck bed while it is moving, the tailgate will automatically open up causing the player to fall out. But the player can sit on a box in the back if they so desire.
- Since the Dodge Ram is the modern-day version of the Dodge Power Wagon, it can be assumed that the Bison is the modern-day equivalent of the Duneloader, since they are both heavy-duty pick-ups.
- Like the Bobcat and the Sadler, the Bison can tow small-midsize trailers.
- In game, the Bison is categorized as a Van instead of Utility. The same thing applies to the Bobcat XL.
- According to a TV advertisement, the Bison pulls 6000 horsepower. This kind of horsepower is only pulled by industrial-sized vehicles such as Dump Trucks.
- Like several other cars, the Bison has no reverse lights.

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New Campaign Highlights Real Impact of Working Americans
by Patricia Guadalupe | January 30, 2012
Ever wonder if what you do for a living has any real meaning to anyone else? A new television spot airing in several cities across the country shows the connection working Americans have to each other, a message that resonates in so many states and cities with politicians who blame the working middle class for the current economic crisis.
With evocative words such as "work is what shakes us awake every morning" and "it's the initials we scratch on the wet cement of America's progress," the ad features Americans from virtually every industry and union reminding fellow Americans that it is the 99% who make this country happen.
Also broadcast in Spanish, the ad is part of a wide-ranging campaign by the AFL-CIO to connect people around the values associated with work, including family, progress and the American Dream.
The campaign includes social media and online ads, and an interactive website which shows that when it comes to work, there are no degrees of separation between any of us.
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Egypt's armed forces handed Islamist President Mohamed Mursi a virtual ultimatum to share power on Monday, giving feuding politicians 48 hours to compromise or have the army impose its own roadmap for the country.
A dramatic military statement broadcast on state television declared the nation was in danger after millions of Egyptians took to the streets on Sunday to demand that Mursi quit and the headquarters of the ruling Muslim Brotherhood were ransacked.
Since the fall of Hosni Mubarak more than two years ago as the Arab Spring revolutions took hold, the Arab world's most populous nation has remained in turmoil, arousing concern amongst allies in the West and in Israel, with which Egypt has had a peace treaty since 1979.
Mursi's backers were furious at the military statement: "The age of military coups is over," said Yasser Hamza of the Brotherhood parliamentary wing.
But it provoked delight among liberal leaders and crowds in Cairo's Tahrir Square, who cheered when a flight of military helicopters swooped overhead trailing national flags. Silhouetted against the sunset, it was a powerful illustration of the military's desire to be seen in tune with the people.
"If the demands of the people are not realized within the defined period, it will be incumbent upon (the armed forces) ... to announce a road map for the future," chief-of-staff General Abdel Fattah al-Sisi said in the statement that was followed by patriotic music.
The people had expressed their will with unprecedented clarity in the mass demonstrations and wasting more time would only increase the danger of division and strife, he said.
The army said it would oversee the implementation of the roadmap it sought "with the participation of all factions and national parties, including young people", but it would not get directly involved in politics or government.
Anti-Mursi demonstrators outside the presidential palace cheered the army statement, and the main opposition National Salvation Front, which has demanded a national unity government for months, applauded the military's move. The army is held in high regard, especially after it helped topple Mubarak.
On Cairo's Tahrir Square, thousands were celebrating the army's move: "We want a new armed forces council to govern until new elections," said accountant Mohamed Ibrahim, 50. "The army alone supports the legitimate revolutionary will of the people."
"The invitation to meet the demands of the people within the next few hours is a historic opportunity which should not be lost," said Amr Moussa, a liberal politician and former foreign minister who stood in last year's presidential election.
There was no immediate reaction from the president's office.
It was the second time in just over a week that the armed forces had issued a formal warning to the politicians, piling pressure on Mursi to concede power-sharing with the liberal, secular and left-wing opposition.
Analysts said the military intervention could serve Mursi if he wished to compromise, but it risked giving his opponents an incentive to harden their demands, sensing support from the street and the generals, at the risk of triggering a coup.
"The ultimatum has the ring of a potential coup," said Yasser al-Shimy of the International Crisis Group think-tank.
"What makes it not a coup is it gives time for the politicians to sort out their differences."
The second biggest Islamist group in parliament, the Nour Party, said it feared the return of army rule "in a big way".
The armed forces have played an important role in Egyptian politics since army officers staged the overthrow of the monarchy in 1952.
After the destruction of its offices, the Brotherhood which operated underground until the overthrow of Mubarak in 2011, said it was considering how best to defend itself.
Sunday's mass rallies were bigger than anything seen since the Arab Spring uprising. Smaller crowds returned to Tahrir Square and other gathering points on Monday afternoon.
Five non-Brotherhood government ministers tendered their resignations from the cabinet, apparently in sympathy with the protesters, underlining a sense of isolation for the party that won a series of elections last year.
"Both sides are still in their trenches," a senior European diplomat said just before the military statement.
Eight people died in a night of fighting around the Brotherhood building, where guards fired on youths hurling rocks and fire bombs. A Brotherhood official said two of its members were hurt. Another eight people were killed and 731 injured in clashes around the country on Sunday, the health ministry said.
The Brotherhood's official spokesman told Reuters that the attack had crossed a red line of violence and among possible responses might be to revive "self-defense committees" former during the 2011 uprising.
"The people will not sit silent," Gehad El-Haddad said.
Mursi's movement complained at the lack of police protection, which can only heighten its sense of being under siege from both the liberal opposition and state officialdom inherited from the old regime.
Liberal protest organizers, who declared Mursi ousted by people power on Sunday, said they hoped people would stay in the streets until Mursi left.
Mursi, who has not appeared in person, earlier renewed offers via allies of dialogue and pledged to work with a new parliament if disputes over election rules can be ironed out. But he has so far offered no substantial concessions.
The opposition does not trust the Islamist movement, which critics accuse of using a series of electoral victories to monopolize power. They want a total reset of the rules of a democracy imperfectly worked out over the past two years.
The massive protests showed that the Brotherhood has not only alienated liberals and secularists by seeking to entrench Islamic rule, notably in a new constitution, but has also angered millions of Egyptians with economic mismanagement.
Tourism and investment have dried up, inflation is rampant and fuel supplies are running short, with power cuts lengthening in the summer heat and motorists spending hours fuelling cars.
The cost of insuring government debt against default surged to record highs. Forward contracts indicated a significant fall for the pound against the dollar.
Some uniformed policemen marched among protesters in Cairo and Alexandria, chanting "the police and the people are one", and several senior officers addressed the Tahrir Square crowd.
Adding to the failure to protect the Brotherhood headquarters, that cast doubt on whether Mursi could rely on the security forces to clear the streets if he gave the order.
The United States and the European Union have urged Mursi to share power with the opposition, saying only a national consensus can help Egypt overcome a severe economic crisis and build democratic institutions.
U.S. President Barack Obama renewed a call for Mursi and his adversaries to cooperate, just as Sisi's statement was made.
The Pentagon, which funds the Egyptian army heavily, said it could not speculate on what was about to happen in Egypt.


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FDA Clears Sugammadex for Neuromuscular Blockade Reversal »
"The U.S. Food and Drug Administration today approved Bridion (sugammadex) injection to reverse the effects of neuromuscular blockade induced by rocuronium bromide and vecuronium bromide, which are used during certain types of surgery in adu"...
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Penetrex® (enoxacin) is a broad-spectrum azafluoroquinolone antibacterial agent for oral administration. Enoxacin is 1-ethyl-6-fluoro-1,4-dihydro-4-oxo-7-(1-piperazinyl)-1,8-naphthyridine-3-carboxylic acid sesquihydrate.
Its empirical formula is C 15 H 17 N 4 O 3 F · 1 1 / 2 H 2 O, and its molecular weight is 320.32 (anhydrous). Enoxacin is an ivory-to-slightly yellow powder. In dilute aqueous solution, it is unstable in strong sunlight.
Penetrex (enoxacin) is available in 200 mg and 400 mg film-coated tablets. Each "200" and "400" Penetrex tablet contains enoxacin sesquihydrate equivalent to 200 mg and 400 mg of anhydrous enoxacin, respectively. Each Penetrex (enoxacin) 200 mg and 400 mg tablet contains the following inactive ingredients: cellulose microcrystalline NF, colloidal silicon dioxide NF, croscarmellose sodium NF, FD&C Blue No. 2 aluminum lake, hydroxypropyl cellulose NF, hydroxypropyl methylcellulose, magnesium stearate USP, polyethylene glycol, simethicone, sorbic acid, stearate emulsifiers, and titanium dioxide.
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Unlike our dogs, who have an aptitude for biting off more than they can chew (if they chew at all), when it comes to fulfilling our fitness resolutions, we might be more successful with a modest approach. Take, for instance, recent findings that only 150 minutes a week of moderate activity (such as brisk walking) can extend our lives by 3.4 years! A daily dose of 22 minutes might seem like a trifle to dog people, most of whom have this covered with dog-walking duty (albeit, probably not at a "brisk" pace). We also learned about the perils of prolonged sitting. As reported in the New York Times, it causes even the incidence of diabetes to go up: "When muscles don't contract, they require less fuel, and the surplus, in the form of blood sugar, accumulates in the bloodstream, contributing to diabetes risk and other health concerns." Suggested remedies? Get up more often, put down the remote, talk on the phone standing up. To that list, we add, play with or walk your dog (briskly!). Put some spring in your step. Your dog will be happy to help.
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By Kara Warner
We're a little biased here at MTV News, but throughout the course of its 28 years in existence, the MTV Video Music Awards have provided music fans with some of the most memorable moments in award-show and pop-culture history. As part of our countdown to the 2012 VMAs, which air live on Thursday, September 6, at 8 p.m. ET/PT, we've been looking back at some of the show's best and brightest moments and asking our readers to choose their favorite moments in categories like Hottest VMA Debut and today's subject: Most Epic VMA Moment.
Now, because of the sheer number of epic VMA moments in the show's storied history, we narrowed the polling field to encompass the most memorable performance moments in the last five years. What makes a VMA moment truly epic? Is it the number of performers or guests you can manage to fit onstage? Is it theatrics? The emotional message behind the performance? The raw display of original and undisputable talent? YOU get to decide what "Epic VMA Moment" means to you.
If you're into epic collaborations, Timbaland's 2007 end-of-show number that featured Justin Timberlake, Nelly Furtado, Keri Hilson, D.O.E. and Sebastian might get your vote. If you're into jaw-dropping, high-flying acrobatics as demonstrated by Pink during her 2009 performance of "Sober," then she'll get your vote. If epic means "heart-wrenching storytelling by song" for you, then Eminem and Rihanna's emotional performance of "Love the Way You Lie" should win your vote.
Now it's your turn to tell us which moment has been the most unforgettable and epic in the last five years. Cast your vote and be sure to check back for results on AMTV Wednesday, September 5.
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Hmm I'd consider the mudgee for more formal occassions but not for $200 when the suit only cost $500.
Thanks Sliq. While I love the suit it's not that easy to match things with at times. If I had free reign (MTM or Bespoke) and wanted something similar I'd choose the hounstooth in a darker grey over this or a smaller scale POW check. Still, it's a great suit and always gets compliments.
The slobbering on my stuff usually happens in the blink of an eye, say when I walk in the door and I pick her up for a hug or the wife hands her over before I can get a word in (i.e babies been cranky all arvo). She is about to start teething now so is a bit of a dribble planet at present.
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34 Comments on "Tuesday Reads: Hitchcock, Hearing Aids, and Republican Delusions"
Congratulations, BB, on the new hearing aids. I'm glad they work well for you.
Glad your hearing has improved BB…………….I didn't know Hitchcock was now in the movies…I'll have to check it out.
So happy you have hearing aids that work well for you! Psycho was the movie I saw on the first date with my husband. He was exceedingly shy, and had wanted to ask me out for to years (he later told me.) the only movie around when he got the courage to ask me out was Psycho- that was in August 1960. Four years later, after completing my degree, we married, yep, we're still together, best friends and enjoying the ups and downs together!
Suggestion — substitute "earned benefits*" every time you hear or read pols talking about SocSec and Medicare as "entitlements."
Use "earned benefits" yourself in discussing the fake propaganda term "fiscal cliff*," which is only an excuse to go after earned benedits. OUR earned benefits. Which are as nothing to the Uberwealthy, but existentially important for most of US.
Entitlements is exactly correct since it means a benefit someone has paid for or is lawfully a right to receive, but the conservative right –and especially now Corporatists, Repubs and Dems both, are denigrating SocSec and Medicare by using "entititlements" to mean things people receive but don't deserve or haven't earned. Something UNearned, something provided for free to undeserving moochers and takers.
Yeah, lookin' at YOU, Obama!!!
Anyway, "earned benefits." Try it out on your friends and at other blog sites.
Especially try it out on your elected officials, up to and including the prez.
As in, "Elected Pol, if you cut our earned benefits in SocSec and Medicare, which we pay for over our working lives, I will never ever vote for your political party ever again. Capiche?" (Note: Obama will not care, he's got his reelection. And may well want to end the Dem Party….)
And scrutinize any "news" report using the terms "fiscal cliff" and "entitlements" in close proximity. It's pure propaganda.
As Dave Johnson writes, merely using the term "fiscal cliff" is taking sides. Or, at the very least, it means using the term the enemies of the great Democratic social programs of earned benefits want you to use. It's a scare term, designed to make people stop thinking.
This morning on WNYC, NYC public radio, the local annoucer teased a program segment by saying it would include a segment about Obama trying to prevent the economy from "careening off the fiscal cliff."
This is a "reporter" doubling down on the propaganda part of the term, and trying to double or quadruple the scare factor by adding the scare verb "careening." WOW.
Really. Just WOW — public radio, a member in good standing of the Mainstream Corporate Media (MCM). How could it be otherwise when so much of their funding comes from Big Bidness and the Uberwealthy?
*A commenter at Corrente suggested using "earned benefits" instead of "entitlements." The right loves to destroy the connotations and even meanings of perfectly good words and has done so with entitlements. Even now it takes at least a minimum explanation as to why "earned benefits" fits! So, the right and Corporatist have scored pretty highly in this part of the game.
Bostonboomer, you're lucky your parents didn't let you see Psycho when it came out! I saw it in a theater when I was a young teen and for years I had to take tub baths instead of showers. Seriously. The movie affected me so much that years later when I got married I made my husband promise never to come into the bathroom for any reason when I was in the shower.
Good post BB. Psycho was one of my favorites, but I like everything Hitchcock did, My favorites are North by Northwest, Rear Window, Bell, Book and Candle and Vertigo.
Also glad to know the hearing aid is working well for you and that the technology has improved so much. I have some hearing issues caused by tinnitus, haven't found a solution to it yet (not even the latest meds) although I continue to try. I've had if for so long that I've normalized it and forgotten what silence is like.


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Peginterferon Alfa-2a Plus Ribavirin Plus Amantadine for the Treatment of Hepatitis C Infected Patients (PEGARI)
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Condition | Intervention | Phase |
HCV Infection Hepatitis C, Chronic |
Drug: Peginterferon alfa-2a Drug: ribavirin Drug: amantadine |
Phase 3 |
Study Type: | Interventional |
Study Design: | Allocation: Randomized Intervention Model: Parallel Assignment Masking: Double-Blind Primary Purpose: Treatment |
Official Title: | Randomized Placebo-Controlled Trial of a Triple Therapy Combining Peginterferon Alfa-2a Plus Ribavirin Plus Amantadine Versus Peginterferon Alfa-2a Plus Ribavirin Plus Placebo in Hepatitis C-Infected Patients Non Responders to a First-Line Therapy of Interferon and Ribavirin |
- sustained virological response, defined as an undetectable HCV RNA level 24 weeks after the end of anti HCV treatment (i.e. overall 72 weeks after randomization) [ Time Frame: 24 weeks after the end of antiHCV treatment ]
- ALT < upper limit of normal values, [ Time Frame: 24 weeks after the end of anti-HCV treatment ]
- histological response according to METAVIR score [ Time Frame: 24 weeks after the end of anti-HCV treatment ]
- adverse effects
- quality of life assessed [ Time Frame: at week 72 ]
Enrollment: | 131 |
Study Start Date: | November 2001 |
Study Completion Date: | April 2004 |
Background : Response to a second-line anti-HCV treatment in non responder patients to a first-line dual therapy remains very poor. Preliminary studies of amantadine suggest that this drug could be potentially effective to treat hepatitis C.
Design : randomized, double-blind, multicenter trial.
Interventions compared : Peg-interferon alfa 2A + ribavirin + amantadine versus Peg-interferon alfa 2A + ribavirin + Placebo
Eligibility criteria : Chronic hepatitis C, previously treated with combination of interferon plus ribavirin for at least 24 weeks,detectable HCV RNA.
primary outcome : sustained virological response, defined as an undetectable HCV RNA level 24 weeks after the end of anti HCV treatment.
Ages Eligible for Study: | 18 Years to 70 Years (Adult, Senior) |
Sexes Eligible for Study: | All |
Accepts Healthy Volunteers: | No |
Inclusion Criteria:
- Chronic hepatitis C
- Previously treated with a combination of interferon plus ribavirin for at least 24 weeks
- Detectable HCV RNA (i.e. non responders)
- Signed informed consent
Exclusion Criteria:
- Evidence of another cause of liver disease
- Liver cirrhosis (child-Pugh stage BMC)
- Alcohol consumption > 30g/day for women or > 40g/day for men ; drug abuse
- Other serious relevant disorders : psychiatric condition (especially depression), cardio-vascular disease, renal decompensation, seizure history, hemoglobinopathy, auto-immune disease
Please refer to this study by its ClinicalTrials.gov identifier: NCT00221624
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Service d'hépato-Gastro-Entérologie - Hôpital Haut Leveque - avenue de Magellan | |
Pessac, France, 33604 |
Principal Investigator: | Patrice Couzigou, Pr | University Hospital, Bordeaux |
Study Chair: | Geneviève Chêne, Pr | University Hospital, Bordeaux |
ClinicalTrials.gov Identifier: | NCT00221624 History of Changes |
Other Study ID Numbers: |
7929-01 2000-030 |
Study First Received: | September 13, 2005 |
Last Updated: | June 12, 2007 |
Keywords provided by University Hospital, Bordeaux:
Hepatitis C, chronic HCV infection Treatment failure PEG Interferon (Interferons/therapeutic use Interferon Alfa-2a/adverse effects) |
ribavirin (Ribavirin/therapeutic use Ribavirin/adverse effects) Amantadine Drug Therapy, Combination |
Additional relevant MeSH terms:
Hepatitis Hepatitis A Hepatitis C Hepatitis C, Chronic Liver Diseases Digestive System Diseases Hepatitis, Viral, Human Virus Diseases Enterovirus Infections Picornaviridae Infections RNA Virus Infections Flaviviridae Infections Hepatitis, Chronic Interferons Ribavirin |
Amantadine Peginterferon alfa-2a Interferon-alpha Antineoplastic Agents Antiviral Agents Anti-Infective Agents Antimetabolites Molecular Mechanisms of Pharmacological Action Antiparkinson Agents Anti-Dyskinesia Agents Dopamine Agents Neurotransmitter Agents Physiological Effects of Drugs Analgesics, Non-Narcotic Analgesics |
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The title, Freckleface Strawberry, tells the story. Seven-year-old Strawberry is teased by her classmates because of her freckles and learns to cope. (Why her parents named her "Strawberry" is a whole nother question.)
The title, Freckleface Strawberry, tells the story.
Seven-year-old Strawberry is teased by her classmates because of her freckles and learns to cope.
(Why her parents named her �Strawberry� is a whole nother question.)
The one-act musical, based on a picture book by actress Julianne Moore and performed by Columbus Children�s Theatre, meanders harmlessly from one scene of daily life to the next, as Strawberry (Olivia Weiss) plays with her friends, is reassured by her mother (Terri McKean Jones), bonds with an insecure ballet student (Charlotte Brown), listens to her teacher (Debra Heyse) rap about the importance of creativity and has a surreal encounter with life-size �freckles� that seem to have wandered in from The Godfather. (�Rent it when you�re older,� they tell her.)
Director Suzanne Accetta draws out natural, unforced performances from the 13 children in the cast and rich efforts from the two adults: Heyse�s uninhibited teacher seems to be a particular crowd-pleaser, although some of that success might be attributed to flatulence jokes.
The casting � with a couple of the kids, who are supposed to be in the same class, considerably older than the others � can be jarring.
Weiss makes a likable Strawberry: spunky but with a vulnerable side.
Standouts in the cast include Camille Mancuso as �mean girl� Emily and Sarah Latzke as the smallest and feistiest of the �freckle mafia.�
Of Gary Kupper�s eclectic group of songs, intended to teach lessons about self-esteem, some hit the mark and others fall short.
Perfect is a believably ambivalent duet between a mother soothing her child and a child who refuses to be soothed, and I Want To Be Like Them neatly points out the ways in which everyone feels inadequate.
But few children will be heartened by the central message of Once Upon a Time: Childhood lasts but a moment.
Varied and dynamic choreography by Dionysia Williams and Jackie Comisar is among the highlights of the show.
The musical doesn�t exactly break new ground in terms of gender roles: The girls envy one another�s hair and skin; and the boys, one another�s prowess at sports or math.
The final song assures the audience that, when Strawberry grows up, she will have a husband and children who love her, freckles and all.
Despite a musical number about basketball shoehorned in to please boys, Freckleface Strawberry will appeal primarily to girls.
Here�s hoping that it doesn�t prompt any of them to worry about skin conditions that had previously provoked no worry at all.


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After a full day in theaters, "The Amazing Spider-Man" has pulled $35 million into its web.
The $230-million production starring Andrew Garfield, which hit cinemas at 12:01 a.m. on Tuesday, gathered $7.5 million from post-midnight screenings and then continued to do solid business over the course of the non-holiday Tuesday. Those who turned up to see the movie enjoyed it, giving it an average grade of A-, according to market research firm CinemaScore.
Still, the film made less on its opening day than any of the prior three "Spider-Man" movies did during their first 24 hours in theaters. Back in 2002, the original movie grossed $39.4 million on a Friday, and that picture did not have the advantage of pricier 3-D or Imax ticket sales.
VIDEO: 'Amazing Spider-Man' premiere
The movie, which is playing in more than 4,000 locations, will face the toughest competition this week from Seth MacFarlane's R-rated "Ted." After getting off to a stellar start last weekend, the raunchy comedy featuring a potty-mouthed teddy bear made an additional $8.7 million on Monday alone.
Industry polling suggests that "The Amazing Spider-Man" will now likely end up with a respectable sum of around $140 million by Sunday, though Sony is still predicting the movie will collect no more than $120 million during its first six days of release.
The highest-grossing "Spider-Man" film was the third installment, which made $890.9 million worldwide in 2007. Roughly 62% of the tickets for "Spider-Man3" were sold overseas, and its likely the new Spidey flick will also perform better abroad. Last weekend alone, the movie sold $50.2 million worth of tickets in just 13 foreign countries.
Another new 3-D film will enter the marketplace on Thursday, when "Katy Perry: Part of Me" debuts at the multiplex. The concert film/documentary hybrid follows the massively successful pop star on her recent California Dreams tour, as she simultaneously experiences career highs and personal lows when her marriage to comedian Russell Brand crumbles.
The movie will likely gross a modest sum of around $13 million by Sunday, according to those who have seen pre-release audience surveys. On Monday, distributor Paramount Pictures held sneak preview screenings of the movie for Perry's Twitter followers in an attempt to spread positive word-of-mouth about the picture via social media.
The movie, which has received enthusiastic critical reviews, collected $200,000 from 100 theaters during the one-day engagement.
"Part of Me" is the third film from Paramount Pictures' Insurge label, the studio's outlet for "micro-budget" movies aimed at young audiences. The $12-million documentary is meant to follow in the footsteps of a similar film about Justin Bieber,"Never Say Never," which cost $13 million to make and ended up grossing $98 million worldwide last year.
However, the Bieber flick debuted with a far more robust $29.5 million. It's somewhat perplexing that Perry's film is not generating nearly equal interest among her fans, given that she has sold 11 million albums worldwide and has 22.5 million followers on Twitter. (Bieber has sold 15 million albums and has 24.3 million followers.)
"The Amazing Spider-Man" grosses $7.5 million post-midnight
'The Amazing Spider-Man' hopes to sling $150 million by Sunday
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Shortly before my ADHD diagnosis, at age 47, I'd gone back to school for a degree in adult education. As I got to know my fellow students, I realized that, unlike myself, they were married, had kids, and were full-time professionals. While they seemed to stand up to the pressure, I struggled to keep up with assigned readings, and my self-employment suffered as I focused on schoolwork. It dawned on me that something was wrong.
I did manage to graduate. Soon after, I was diagnosed with ADHD. I wondered if that was the source of my academic challenges. I took medication and did mindfulness training, and I was able to manage time better, focus more, and stay better organized. But seven years later, I'm still a slow reader, and I am less productive than I'd like to be. Then I discovered that up to 50 percent of adults with ADHD also have a learning disability (LD).
If, like me, you're an adult diagnosed with ADHD who has optimized your ADHD treatment plan, but you are still struggling at work or in grad school with reading or math, it may be time to be evaluated for LD. In Taking Charge of Adult ADHD, Russell Barkley, Ph.D., points out that, like ADHD, LD hampers social relationships, workplace performance, and your self-esteem. Here's what I learned about LD and ADHD in my quest to manage my own challenges.
A learning disability is a neurological disorder. In simple terms, it results from a difference in the way a person's brain is "wired." Adults and children with learning disabilities are as smart or smarter than their peers, but they have difficulty reading, writing, spelling, reasoning, recalling and/or organizing information if left to figure things out by themselves or if taught in conventional ways.
Like ADHD, an LD can't be cured or fixed; it is a lifelong issue. With the right support and intervention, however, adults with learning disabilities can go on to have successful careers. Many adults first notice their learning disabilities in college. Your natural abilities may have allowed you to compensate for your learning disability in high school, but coping strategies may not work for you in college, with its large class sizes, heavy workload, and fast-paced lectures.
Dan Perdue, 34, noticed that his LD — the language-based disability called dyslexia, which hinders a person's understanding of written words — worsens in some situations. "If the environment isn't supportive, everything becomes more difficult to do. Reading is harder, spelling is harder, math is harder. The more pressure I feel to get it right, the harder it is to get it right," he says. Perdue was diagnosed with ADHD at 30, but he's known about his dyslexia since second grade. He is a slow reader who transposes numbers and words.
Because of his challenges in public school, Perdue says he became a perfectionist; he didn't try if there was a chance of failure. "If I didn't try, I didn't fail. My LD lowered my self-esteem and my self-worth, because I assumed I'd never be able to get it right anyway."
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8.9 "Maten er deilig."
8.1 "Stranda er fin."
8.0 "Rommene er svært bra."
8.0 "Atmosfæren var god."
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6.8 "Gjennomsnittlige fasiliteter."
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Selling The Swedish Nightingale
Jenny Lind and P.T. Barnum
October 1977 | Volume 28, Issue 6
Her unusual acceptance in high places made her, in turn, a seemly fiancée in the eyes of a Captain Claudius Harris. Jenny must have been smitten by the sight of him in a full-dress uniform; certainly he had nothing else to recommend him. She rushed into an engagement to him but kept pushing back the wedding date while she argued with him over details of the marriage contract. The brainless Captain Claudius was blessed with a protective mother who guided his hand during the negotiations. Jenny resisted a demand that she retire from the stage and sing only in church or for charity, and she also balked at a clause calling for her to turn over all of her considerable wealth to her future husband. But it was Claudius himself who doomed the marriage, falling asleep one night while Jenny was singing to him. Angry and hurt, she fled to the Continent in late 1849, hoping to forget Captain Claudius and his mum.
It was then that P. T. Barnum came into her life. Though he had never seen or heard Jenny Lind, the American showman had read about her triumphs while touring Europe with his first great attraction, General Tom Thumb, in 1845 and 1846. He knew that concert halls sold out wherever she appeared; that she was celebrated for her virtue; and that she had delighted the crowned heads of Europe (an achievement always appealing to otherwise democratic Americans). He decided to bring her to the United States.
Barnum dispatched a smooth-talking Englishman named John Wilton to track her down and make her an offer. He was prepared to go as high as $1,000 a night for up to 150 concerts, plus expenses, but he hoped to achieve his goal for far less. As an incentive to sharp bargaining, he offered Wilton a sliding-scale commission based on his success in softening Jenny's terms: the better the deal Wilton made, the higher the commission he would receive. But when Jenny finally agreed to see Wilton in L'fcbeck, she opened the interview by announcing that she already had four offers to tour America and one to tour Russia. What exactly did Mr. Barnum have in mind? Wilton realized that this was no time for haggling, and he presented Barnum's top offer.
After checking Barnum's credit rating with his London bank, Jenny accepted. But she also insisted on the services of Julius Benedict, a German conductor, composer, and pianist with whom she had worked in England, and of Italian baritone Giovanni Belletti as assisting artist. (Solo recitals were still unknown in America.) Benedict's fee was $25,000; Belletti's half that. In addition, Barnum was to pay for a secretary, a maid, and a manservant, plus the cost of a sixty-piece orchestra and a carriage and pair in each city the tour played.
When Wilton reached New York in February, Barnum took all this in stride. But, he learned, there was still one more stipulation. The total fee for all three artists—$187,500—had to be deposited in advance with the banking house of Baring Brothers in London before Jenny would budge from Europe. Barnum had not bargained for this; he was accustomed to a more casual, pay-as-you-go system. But he remained optimistic, even when New York bankers refused to accept a percentage of the Lind tour as collateral for a loan to be sent to London. Undaunted, Barnum mortgaged everything he owned, and when he still came up short, persuaded a Philadelphia minister who thought Jenny would be a good influence on American morals to lend him the final $5,000.
Yet even Barnum must have had moments of doubt. Few Americans had ever heard of Jenny Lind. An encounter with a conductor on a railroad train from Philadelphia to New York drove the point home. Barnum proudly told the trainman that he had just signed a contract with Jenny Lind and she would be coming to America for an extended tour.
"Jenny Lind!" replied the conductor. "Is she a dancer?"
Barnum clearly had his work cut out for him. If this was all Americans knew of "the greatest songstress in the world," he wrote, "I am not sure that six months will be too long a time for me to occupy in enlightening the public in regard to her merits."
The "enlightening" began right away. Barnum's first announcement to the press set the tone. "A visit from such a woman," he proclaimed, "who regards her high artistic powers as a gift from Heaven, for the amelioration of affliction and distress .… will be a blessing to America." Next came an authorized biographical pamphlet and photograph. "It is her intrinsic worth of heart and delicacy of mind," the pamphlet said, that produced Jenny's vocal "potency." Barnum correctly surmised that Jenny's piety and her history of giving frequent benefit concerts for hospitals and orphanages would weigh more with the nonmusical public than the fact that the singer had a range of two and a half octaves and an extraordinary trill.


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Practical Arduino: doneMon, Oct 19 2009Posted by Jonathan Oxer Or at least it's done as far as Hugh and I can influence it, anyway. It's all in Apress' hands now: don't let us down, please! I don't think I'm emotionally quite ready to do a de-brief post about the experience yet but I can give you a couple of stats about it.
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The Open Book is a literary series and community read rolled into one. You are welcome to attend all ten nights as a public course--or just come out to hear a new favorite author. The 2017 Series will run Mondays and Wednesdays for five weeks: March 27 - April 26, 6-7 pm. Each Monday will feature host Elise Blackwell (or a guest speaker) discussing that week's book, followed by the author's talk on Wednesday. Author visits conclude with a book-signing reception. Sponsored by the College of Arts & Sciences, The Open Book is free and open to all.


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Paul F. Kraus and Alexandre M. Zucco have joined the Holland law firm of Cunningham Dalman as associate attorneys, the firm announced.
Kraus, a civil litigator with 10 years of experience in trial and appellate law, practices general litigation with a focus on criminal, juvenile, divorce, guardianship, administrative and adoption law. He most recently was employed by Legal Aid of West Michigan and served as assistant attorney general with the Iowa Department of Justice for nine years.
He is married to Dr. Heidi Kraus, Hope College assistant professor of history and director of the De Pree Gallery, and resides in West Olive.
Zucco, who practices business law, estate planning and real estate law, worked previously with the law firms of Kuiper Orlebeke in Grand Rapids and Stark Reagan in Troy. He resides in Grand Rapids.
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Olympic Gymnastics 2012 Day 9 Results: Men & Women's Medal Winners and Scores
Day 9 of the Olympic Games in London saw three gymnastics events wrap up, with one of Team USA's Fab Five women taking home another medal for the squad and other notable names reaching the podium as well.
McKayla Maroney finished with a silver medal in the women's vault final due to perhaps her first mistake of the entire Olympics with an unlikely fall.
While some may call a silver medal disappointing from Maroney, she was a vital part of Team USA capturing the team all-around gold earlier, and it's important to note this is just her first Summer Games.
Despite it being her first time on the Olympic stage, Maroney handled the results like a pro. She spoke with Associated Press writer Will Graves after the competition and he was kind enough to tweet part of the interview out to his followers:
McKayla: ""It happens, it's gymnastics. You can't be perfect and sometimes things don't go as you planned ... I messed up."
— Will Graves (@WillGravesAP) August 5, 2012
Sandra Izbasa of Romania took gold in the vault after an impressive performance of her own, posting a final score of 15.191 with a 6.1 and 5.8 difficulty score in both respective attempts.
Maria Paseka of Russia took home the bronze medal in the event with a score of 15.050, just .33 off Maroney's silver-medal mark.
The men's floor exercise and pommel horse event crowned champions as well, with Kai Zou of China and Krisztian Berki of Hungary winning gold in both respective events.
In an interesting turn of events in pommel horse, both Berki and Great Britain's Louis Smith finished with a score of 16.066, but Berki was awarded the top spot for having a higher score in execution. This marked the second straight Olympic games where Smith lost a medal tiebreak in this event.
Great Britain can take pride in the fact that two of its athletes medaled in this competition, however, as Max Whitlock won the bronze with a score of 15.600.
Similar occurrences took place on the men's floor exercise side, where Zou won with a score of 15.933. That mark was .133 higher than silver medalist Kohei Uchimura's mark of 15.800.
Russia's Denis Ablyazin actually finished with the same score as Uchimura, but the tiebreak based on execution score gave the Japanese gymnast the advantage. Ablyazin, while likely disappointed, can still say he earned his country's second bronze gymnastics medal of the day
Zou's victory earned him his fifth career Olympic gold medal and his second straight Summer Games title in this specific event. Here are the finals scores and standings for every Day 9 gymnastics event.
Medal Winners
Men's Floor Exercise
Medal | Athlete | Score |
Gold | Kai Zou, China | 15.933 |
Silver | Kohei Uchimura, Japan | 15.800 |
Bronze | Denis Ablyazin, Russia | 15.800 |
DNM | Enrique Gonzalez Sepulveda, Chile | 15.366 |
DNM | Jake Dalton, USA | 15.333 |
DNM | Alexander Shtilov, Israel | 15.333 |
DNM | Flavius Koczi, Romania | 15.100 |
DNM | Marcel Nguyen, Germany | 14.966 |
Men's Pommel Horse
Medal | Athlete | Score |
Gold | Krisztian Berki, Hungary | 16.066 |
Silver | Louis Smith, Great Britain | 16.066 |
Bronze | Max Whitlock, Great Britain | 15.600 |
DNM | Alberto Busnari, Italy | 15.400 |
DNM | Cyril Tommasone, France | 15.141 |
DNM | Vitalli Nakonechnyi, Ukraine | 14.766 |
DNM | David Belyavskiy, Russia | 14.733 |
DNM | Vid Hidvegi, Hungary | 14.300 |
Women's Vault
Medal | Athlete | Score |
Gold | Sandra Izbasa, Romania | 15.191 |
Silver | McKayla Maroney, USA | 15.083 |
Bronze | Maria Paseka, Russia | 15.050 |
DNM | Janine Berger, Germany | 15.016 |
DNM | Oksana Chusovitina, Germany | 14.783 |
DNM | Yamilet Pena Abreu, Dominican Republic | 14.516 |
DNM | Brittany Rogers, Canada | 14.483 |
DNM | Elisabeth Black, Canada | 0.000 |
All these scores and other Day 9 Olympics results can also be found at NBCOlympics.com
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I would like to have a button in my patch which opens the "Time Value Syntax" page in the max reference.
Try banging a message box like this "; max launchbrowser http://www.cycling74.com/docs/max5/vignettes/core/maxtime_syntax.html". If you wan't it available offline then save the html page somewhere in your app and format the path to it using [sprintf].
You may use [jweb] as well. Ch.
You can use the showdoc message to max, as demonstrated in the line~ help file.
much better solution, thanks
how annoying they don't document this on the "Controlling Max with Messages" page!
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After the disaster that had struck the Romans, under the command of the Scipio's, in 211 in Spain the remaining Roman armies had dispersed north of the Ebro. Under the command of Lucius Marcius, the self-appointed "propreator", the Carthagenians suffered minor defeats. But lacking in men and supplies he was no longer a threat to them and they set their attentions to the rebel areas of Spain where opposition to Carthaginian control had been pretty deep. The senate, offended by this "self entitlement" by Marcius, had recalled him and replaced him with Nero (victor at Metaurus). After some short and minor victories in Spain, Nero was called back to carry on the war in Italy and was replaced by the younger Scipio…


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