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Release Date: 2008 |
Album Rating: 3.5This album is so fresh, it's hard to talk about every song without being repetitive. I feel bad for not talking about it more, but I mean it's just an awesome, awesome music/comedy album. Highly recommended for fans, I posted up 'Ladies of the World' for people to listen to even though it's not the best song off this album.
Here is a link for "Hiphopopotamus vs. Rhymenoceros" video. It's incredible.
not my best review..This Message Edited On 04.22.08
Album Rating: 4.0Really great shit, I try not to listen to this often so that it doesn't lose its charm.
These guys are awesome. I need to get this.
its business time
Album Rating: 4.0This CD is so hot, it's making me sexist. Love "Inner City Pressure." I need to finish watching the first season.
Album Rating: 3.5Funny stuff right here. The show is awesome too. Foux du Fafa is sexy.
Album Rating: 4.0The beginning of Bowie made me laugh so hard.
oh man newbie staffers rocking the features.
neat review
Album Rating: 3.5it's good to see a review of this. the HBO series is the funniest show to come out since Metalocalypse in my opinion
Nice review. Happy 50th
Foux De Fafe reminds me of Serge Gainsbourg.
I like this.
"Bret you got it goin' on" is sadly absent. Otherwise this is awesome
Album Rating: 4.0Weird, I have it with my version (iTunes).
Album Rating: 4.0
"Bret you got it goin' on" is sadly absent.
Album Rating: 3.5I want this so bad.
Album Rating: 4.0Thank god I have Season 1 on DVD.
Prince of Parties is my favorite at the moment.
Album Rating: 3.5Thanks EC, slep.
Yeah Prince of Parties is awesome. New season coming out in 2009 (would have came out this year, but there was a lame writers strike).
Album Rating: 3.5Interesting that 'If You're Into It' and 'Bret You Got It Goin' On' aren't on it.
I need to get this.
Digging: Serocs - The Phobos / Deimos Suite
Foux du Fafa made me pee a little.
"If your into it" is easily my favorite song from them =] btw not all the songs were made just for the show, some of the songs came out before the show aired.
Bands: A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z


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1 i v t e • a fashionable frayer < rive me an eye to other failings blind — miss sinithv new bonnet'd i\\\\w a fri^lit i f hind wake in me charity for the suffering poor — fhere comes that contribution plate once niort take from iny soul all ft'<-liiii of covetous i'll have a shawl like that or make i fu.s lst love for nil tin kind inv sjiiiit.s stir save mr junes — i'll never speak to her let me in triith'd fair pages take de light i'll read that other novel through to u i j4.li i ! make me contented with my earthly stat — 1 wish i had married rich but it i .-> to late give me a heart of faith in all my kind — miss brow u's as big a hypocrite as you'll li.nl heln me lo see mysclfas others sci — this dress is quite becoming unto me : let me act no falsehood i appeal — j 1 wonder if they think the.se curl are reai make my heart of humility the fount — how glad 1 un our pew's so near the front fill me with piatience and strength to wail — i know he'll preach until our dinner is late take from my heart each grain of solf conceit — i'm sure the gentleman must think me sweet let saintly wisdom be my daily food — i wonder what we will have for dinner good let not my feet ache in the road to light nobody knows ho_w these shoes pinch and bite in this world teach mo to deserve the next church out charles do you recollect the text laueh and grow fat a little girl while talking with lic-r father on a starry nijjlii iibsorlicd in coiitein}>!a ion of he skies beinj asked of what she was thinking replied 1 was thinking if the wronj side of iieaven is so glorious what m u r the right side be ' . the director who d e not direct i1 the worst kind of official and ht should be tuadn to suffer equally with the de p siior whose money is too often ob tained through the influence of his name edwin month spverly rebukfd two sentimental baltimore j;i;!s who b ■- came fascinated with him as a stjige hero as to call upon him under assumed iinries at his hotel he ad vised them never to run after an actor n<r;iin und o be mure careful of their goo names a little east side school-girl in milwaukee was overheard tolling her playmate that she had been sea-sick that i-i she added to correct her self,'"i never have been sea-sick lie cause i have never been on the sea von know but 1 been awfullv lake sick old lady to grocer's boy don i you know that it is very rude to whis tle when dealing with a lady boy that's what the boss told nic to do mum 1 old lady told you to whis tle boy yes in he said if we ever sold von auythinp we'll have to whistle for the money " wife to husband in the jrocerv business john i do wish that you would join the church and beconia i christaiu you promised me yon would husband i know i did maria and i will but i've got to w \\ i off that stock of muplesngur first i'm ; no hypocrite to obtain perfection it is not neces sary to do singular things but to do a | common thiug singularly well it is not easy to put more truth iuto thfi samp number of words than there are i:i tltis when you are among lions yon must be i daniel after all leaders merely l?al they | are only a little in advance scores of men must think nearly as they do to inakn their leadership successful they merely mark the irritation of the stein at the point where the bud will ; ]) j pear young lady will this road t«k ' meintotlih village mv lad juv i euile bumpkin ke mi-s ter wool if ve toorn roond an goo t otl.er way " i'.i why do they call it corpora 1 punishment i'a an old soldier i don't know m v son for w l>ut 1 reckon it is because of the stripes what is the worst thing n'»out ric'us asked a sundav-sehoo teacher t u*ir seficitv ivplied a boy an 1 he w h iui'iit'diaii'l v awarded a chroino cmuren cry for pitcher's castoria the taiifi trouble is the mr'i 1 ky bill costitctiokal ob 5tot l!y 1'iiitcil press new york oct 2 senator mc ' pherson t-\y recently wrote as follows to a member of a permiuent importing t house in this city i beg to call nmr attention to the conference report and tur.ft bill sent you about ten days or two weeks ago a quarto pamphlet of 1214 pages on page 17 \ on will find an rtinendmont it and section 3 the reading matter relating to draw backs on tobai-ro striken out turning over to page 170 sixth line from the top von will find the following cunfir ence rest r s section 30 now iii i he tariff biil before \ on you willfiud section 30 that on and after the first day of january c ending with six cents per pound leaving all the rest of the original sec tion 30 out all together this omission is fatal to he bill and iu the opinion of s minent lawyers here senator carlisle r.mong them it vitiates the whole bill it is an in ternal revenue section but being a part of the tariff bill passed it stands and falls together in accordance with this divcoverv a proiest against collector erhanlt's of ficial action under the mckiulev bill was last evenng forwarded to the had ing importers in the city for signa ture ruder he law protests against the collectors cannot be lodged until tie liquidation of entry and must be lodg ed within ten days after that stage in the importer's business with the gov ernment washington r ('.. oct 23 sen ator carlisle who was one of the con ferreps on the tariff bill was asked what in iiis opinion would be the effect of hie omission of section thirty from fh i ir(t bill as signed by the president i have not he said examined i he authorities on the subject but ii seems quite clear to me that the omission of one section is just as fatal to the bill as if all but one hid been omitted if the president can sign p ir of a bill p:\ssed iv both houses,:ind make that a law id course if m:k's uodiff encehowsm ill a p-irt i 1 " is should th 1 constitutionality of \\\\< law be tested in the courts the question ■'.- mid hive t ' he determined by the journals of the two ii.hisp b-eause miev constitute the only leg i evidence ol 1 wli.i w is dnuft the two houses diksjil tiv t iriff bill but in differ nt forms when it cam ■back from the nnferenee committee there wis noth ing to act upon except its report which i suppose vis entered upon tho jour nals of the houses as is usual iu such ' wash kotox oah 21 1s0.1—tjn alleged fatal defects in the new tariff bill f.irni'.l an i:iteres in 4 topic of discussion in oftieial circles to-dav and while ih ' defects were not thought to invalidate the bill as a whole senti ment was almost unanimous that s»c ti.hi :! '. of the tobacco paragraph which was omitted in it entire could not be pii forced where by construc tion referred to other paragraphs it migh't impair their strength as to the law signed by the president not being the law passed by congress private secretary halford said the bill signed by president harrison was the s-inie bill signed bv the speak er of the ifotne and the president of the senate these officers by thnir signatures certified that the bill had passed i heir respect ivc branches of con gress and their attestation of that fact was the usual mode of proeeedure and the o:i!v official notification the presi dent pv.->r received that a bill had pass ed whether the law was ro situtoi 1 or not was a question for the courts to decide secri'tarv windom when questioned on the subject s:iid it diti not become him to question the constitutionalitv of legislation pnpse-1 by congress i j j was simply an executive officer to car : iv out the will of congress and when i laws were placed upon the statute books all he had to do was to execute tl em if douts ex'sted as to a f»iven 1 1-iw being constitutional those doubt i ing it c i 1 have their doubts removed or eon firmed by taking tht 1 matter to the propi r jnlicial tribunal an interesting point le ring on the subject was pointed out at the treas ury department to-day 1 nder the tariff law of july 1 mi 1802 duties were increased on all brown or bleach ed lin ns ducks canvass pidding.s col ' bottoms burlap drills coatings iirown hollands i day linens damasks drap eri s etc . five per cent ndvolrem m k ' ing the duty on the arliclei nam?d '■','> pprcont the former tariff having im p ed a dufy of •')'' percent ad valorem i in isgt imih 30th another tariff law j was passed imposing an additional dul v of -") p.-r ent en all the article named a!>ovp but by n clerical error a whole line was omitted and drills coat-ing brown hollands blay linens and damnsks were left out of the par agraph altogether at lirsl t!ic treasury d partment im posed ! ) p r cent duty on tie omit ted article the same as on ih ■enumer afeil holdme thai uch was hip evident intention of congress but subsequent i v the department reversed itsrlf and refunded the five rr cen incr ■:!--■i tbo 1 iil ot l vc l fterw •»•■!-■fb-'-.r 1 d.h.v .... drill co im t :•! jmn e . cent ad valorem it wus not argued that the omission f drills coating etc from the paragraph applied to any other articles than the ones omit trd or that the error in regard to the paragraph not being complete tended to make void the bill as a whole or that the articles in being omitted l>elonged to the free list because they were nol i enumerated in the dutiable list a j former tariff acts contain more or les omissions or errors and even so late w febuary 27 1s77 an act was passed h snp|ilv omissions in the revised statu tes it is thought at the treasury depart ment that the same cour.-e will be pur sued n regard to any deflects of tin present tariff i w it ihfv are of ; character so serious to call for it attackicg the fanners some one has sent w 1 marked cup of the topeka kansas capital o oct lgth which contains more thai five columns of editorial matter ridirul ing uu'j vilifying col jj l polk <\\\ the fanners alliance the capital i the republican organ of the state 0 kansas nid the same issue has coin mi after column boosting up john j in galls for the senate and containing one of his recent speeches delivered 11 topeka the burden of which is an at tack 011 the south for displaying con federate hags at the unveiling of tin lee monument in kicliinond ingall declared that he to«k no stock it lliis blueand gray business as he term ed the joint reunion of the confedcrat and union soldiers and said it was treasonable to bring out the confeder ate flag we have seen nothing re cently so bitter against the soulh,if wt except the or.ttion delivered in hit morganlon liepublican convention week before l;s we are not surpri ed at ingalls for attacking the r>!d confederate soldiers for it is bread and meat to him if it were not for his attacks on the south he would have nothing to talk about 15ut the time has hardly come in burke comity when much poli ical capital can be made by attacking the old confederate veterans or the cause for which they fought though some of our local lie publican orators seem to think to the contrary the capital deno inces the alliance as a false and farcial order ind calls col polk a scoundrel an unprincipled trickster and mi arrai t humbug and demagogue the alli luce is very strong iu kansas and we iavc no doubt that its members will resent these iusult to their president as they should do all over the country the republican congress has legislated igainst tha interests of the fanner it has heaped up taxes in the shape of a higher tariff than the country has ever seen when the farmers 1 alliance plead for low taxes and has squander ed hundreds of millions ill worthless jobs when they demanded economy in die administration of the government while the farmers were making a no ble fight against sectionalism the lte mblieans were p.tssing the infamous force bill and stirring up sectional feeling as it had not been stirred since the sixties they have sneered at the i-eprese.itative.i or the farmers and ig nored their demand and now they are employing their organs in calling the alliance a false and farcial ordsr and its chosen lenders demagogues tricksters and scoundrels no true and consistent alliance man can vote the republican ticket iu this year of grace — mnrifatiton slur . — 1 ■-& i _ j ii riii — ■soins presidents trousers some men are born for trousers others achieve trousers and others have trousers thrust upon them who that ever saw president arthur car forget the beautiful folds of his trousers neither urge nor small with no bag ging at the knee lilt falling graceful ly upon his shot they were indeed beautiful to behold such trousers were not simply due to the tailors art rhev showed insiiatur.il affinity for trousers and while the experiment might haw been attended with danger then 1 is nevertheless a strong probabil ity that mr arthur would have made a'piir of bowery hand-me-downs look quite respectable of all the presidents of modern times he was the uast clothed as to his nether garments his great predecessor gen iaikeltl achieve trousers his tailor vas good the cloth was 111 good taste but tie wearer gave little attention to the matter and even appeared in public once in truu.se rd frayed at the heel haves trousers were barely respectable wink jen grant was utterly indiffer ent to his trousers were thrust upon niui he really had no taste for tin-in president ii irrison's trousers are re spectable and good always but they are full of wrinkles and of so conservative a color as to be nonentities 111 the trouser world and president cleveland - ic's were incased in broad c o;h of a stillness an i newness of appearance that showed a woeful subordination ol the wearer to the tender mercies of tin tailor this is a fatal mistake a man's trousers should show the com bined 1 ho ight of t he w aivr and t he railor neither can accomplish them success i.lly alone < or a ) . tum . to clean t 1 an im.tl ng l01i ! l.r e n hi i ot br.-n in < : 1 : lion - ■■■a 1 ,,| w isli til lus'll 1 g v ith t •-■ffa'i . ir n»g eli ___ i an alia appeal to icen who lova their ilomes special cor stair chroi i franklin n ('.. oct 2 ».— i desire , to express to you my heartfelt thanks for the manly sta ml you hav taken | in bt-half of our beloved republic nd ; 1 feel espec ally gratified at the manly defence you have made for cur state sovereignty the perpetuity and use fulness to mankind of republican gov j eminent depends upon the sovereignty nf the states the denial and absorjh . | tion of tin 1 states is t he first fatal pi.*p towards the disfranchisement of the . citizen this accomplished and the . j ballot box becomes a mockerv we • have had recent verification of fins , ! the unseating of im mhers nf the low er house of congress who were sen there by the certified vol rs of a large majority of a five constituency wiih i til the riuht of evidence and the priv ili ge of counsel and a fair trial by an impartial jury show most conclusively ' that the ruling dynasty at washington • j have purposely ignored i ho tirst great i ! principle of a republican form of guv • eminent the right of freemen to re presentation thio'igh the ballot box i j indeed the exercise of such ] ower by the lower hou.-e ti congress the , r mere assertion of the will of a cabal is i a palpable disregard of citizen rights • and the substitution of the dictum of ■la junto lor the voice of freemen 1 ■use the word junto m this connection i because clifford ashley buckingham arlington and liuderdale with their ' i muster charles 11 did not at any time • exercise a more absolute i:d odious power than have our american junto i in their late revelings amidst the rums of the american franchise thank heaven that we have one chance tu recover what the washington cabal j has ezed in o/der to enirench themsel [ ves as out masters the roman sena tors thought themselves inipivgnable because they claimed to own the offices i and carried the money bng they i seemed to h if c forgotten however that roman blood unwed through ple | bcin viens ana tie they were aware of j the impending danger the plebein : blood asserted its nobility and swept . them forever from pow r this chapter in history teaches us that we still have a chance !<• regain ' our right of choice at tlio b.tllot ij ix tiihii if the junto s-es lit to et aside and trample upon tint right they must meet the consequences of the popular will it must howeve l.-e admitted that caucasians some limes from stu pidity or some other worthy cause submit to vassalage — yield to fetters more hateful than the worst forms of african slavery but when once arous ed caucasian blood has never failed tu assert itself and strike down tli usur pers this it not the age f r kxslaved white men — men who have not for gotten that they were born tree i'li?re m iv chance to bo some who can i not appreciate the blood fr.nn which they hiv descended u si rt of half breeds who cannot rise to the niaii hoo.l of the noblo men of "".''•. i scorn the white man of north car olina who has any recolltction of tin mecklenburg declaration of i77 who i has any knowledge of the history ol al nuance and gruiltorj court house and who wiil now with the present lights hi fo.e him consent to walk up on the proud soil of his mother stale wearing a brass collar around his neck hearing this inscription this is tom a * do g : : what do the colored men of north ( j.irolina think about it ? it is vain for tlu in to expect that the cabal will reduce white men to slavery and al low them to remain free h they imagine that in the end they will fare any better than enslaved white man are they willing to entrust themselves to men who would enslave the r own race the whole hi>t«ry of the past leaches u.i that tyrants never fee safe as long as they are free in their do minions li also teaches us that t he promises of juntos are as fickle and unreliable as the winds of the desvrt and wdosoerer relies upon them will sooner or later come to h ur the colored in in then then c m be no well grounded hop that the washington cabal will ev-er raise him permanent ly l li,ve i he colldit ioil of il iii lm.il illl plicitr ijouiid to do ! he wiil ol m in;is | leis " if the negro is to i,e no a'tteri ■\ l . an , ,• ,/ n i 1 ,.■• lil.ill i.i'i i and | to i capo future slavt-rv hu in maiiitaiu constituluui.il govfruiuent this alone can give him representation i in u guaraiiterd - ii'/.^e ami secure him repre.s.vntal ion iu a i uusl ii ul repuldic this ■• as cerl u ■>- caiisw and effect allow me to say iu i oiiciuhou i hat iill cabalistic tai "'■'■-;■'• ernmcnl has ! een in .... ■•-■■■- ' ■■>■■i <■'>'- l/mger i»f downfall i i i u i,i thre.itened as we are with mosi dire calamities ■.. i perils by -•■'■| . l . lul " i ' l '" 1 '" iis sir '-- f ■■■■'■' ' ' i '' '' m . , j t every man w ho lo\es uu houn . loves his race loves his wif and i dre:i and hopes to trail mil to them the blessings of freedom ought to ,|.,, i i ihe alarm from even house top fro cape cod to the rio gi m v we hope th it '• h ■sober ■■ud thought w ill arou ■• i he si i ierii uk-n , upon ■• - i aud i wiio-so vesture is v ntten k.ny -: i |< r iw i ri uf uiils 1 save us ' from the nrch u 1 er aiiimcls as i?.rcni3tcr r . i do not know of aiiv surer why of predicting the el u.'.ges in i he wp;ith r than bj observing t ik hnlvts nf tli i s::a;l tlifv rlo not drink hut imhil e moisture during a ruin ai d exude it afterward the uniiu i ■nevi r v t n , rxcept before a rain when \ ii « ill see it climbing 1 1 c bai k nf tree ami getting 0.1 '.!••■leaves the t rif-sii;,;i i i is called two days be fore rain will climb up the stems t>f i plants and if the raiu is to 1 »• a hard and long one i en thev pjet on tlif sheltered ' >:,!■■of a leaf but if i short rain on i he outside ther : there are othci s i cies tli;:t before a rain are \ hiiow ; afl f r it 1 inc < m hers indicate rain by h i s and piotulu r anees 1 lir-t will !■■l ■ii to 1 o\v ' i l i".'iiim es ten i!;i s bef i • ■< rain at the end r»f each tubercle is a por which opens wlieii lie lain im nics t absprb and draw in the moisture la other snails indentations beginning ut the head between i lie hoi us and end ing with the jointure of the tail sip pear a few la s i efore a st i in kverv fanner knows when swallows 1 c fly low that rain is coming sailors when the sea-^ulls ll toward the land \\ hen t he stormy j el rel appears or ' u mot her careys thickens 1 as they :; re | ! called preiiiel foul weal lier take t ho ants have \ on never nol iced t he ac tivity they display before a sto ut - hurry scurry rushing hither ami yon as if they were letter carriers making six trips a day or expressittiui behind time dogs grow s'i*\v iiiid dull and like to ut ixefore n lire as r«»i»i p i prouches;ctvick{.'ns pick up pebbles fouls roll iu ihe iiust hies stiny and bite more viciously ficj^s croak morn clamorously a?s ni im uiidi r ih'i trees an 1 hu'v.k dis[)l:lv !'•-'. f's nf-i when you see a swan flying against the wind spiders crawling on the wall to.uls coming out of their holes in unusual numbers of an evening worms slugs and snails appearing robin red breasts pecking at our windows pig eons coming to tin 1 dovecote earlier tl in usual peacocks equalling at night mice squeaking ill night or geese washing you ean put them own as rain signs nearly all the animals have some way of telling the weather in advance it may la that the altered condit ion of tho ai mosphere with regard to eh-ctricity which generally accompanies changes of weather makes them feel disagree able or pleiimiut the fact that a cat licks herself before u storm is urged by homo naturalists as proof of the special influences of electrii i y man is not so sensitive vet many feel listless before a storm t say nothing of ag gravating headaches toothaches rheu matic pains and last but not least co u ex jonceived in sin and born in iiiiqui ty the sh vmeless !•')( t ini of toe kai-i cals thtf following is taken from a recent issue of tliu xutioikil lirjui/.i/mn the organ of i he republican par v it is a sample of the shameless doctrine ui the kepublicaus ll«-a it w hiie nn u of the south \\ hatever your politic il creed may be and t j .< yourself uud your neighbor how ai v si if respecting white mau can vote or work with ;» party that advocates such iufinuous and degrading doct i inesor measures when through the operation f the l<'di;e national k ctirn law six r seven rf ml hei ll slate.n stiall discard i demoif.it ic rule we shall look contt deutly tu>ee some uieasur uf ju!>tiw done t w ho have i cell su lo»jj ! defrauded of thuii rij i(,m v taxes ho lid !•■■■laid upon tln proper v uj i lie ■dwelop uud t-xtcii i the public school system in tho e states se|)<ral schools for lha two r.t cs should be al>olished and t h plan <»!' bringing the \ out h of b t h colors into close and equal relations in schools and cliuiche l;i \ en a fair trial us one ot tho inosl poieul e!i meiits to break do u thu detest a ie li urbonisni .; .,,. - i ||. | [ 1 , if | if i lie blaclx • hoiild be _ liteed t . us well as il : ights iti teuded to he -• ■..... th<i pa - s ,_■,. ,| t he llth in i iiiendinents - t laws again-t the i .■<■<■■; \ discrimi nations ag.iinsl in '!>*' i«:it tcrs ol ■"''' bta ni i»lo3 rueiil ion i 1 i!e a <>: inn ii . vi i nmi s | b sai redly \ few ycai - of this poll ■■i1 lein sal i i ■. h-.l : . . ' '■- ■■natio one of tin ; i • ■• ■■- ■-; " ' i '• ■e | intal i in vain i hen i ; b -'••.• a oi g : ... ■• inc then i ' " ;; "' ,,• | -., lion i the united si ties h ,- gru v ti wisfi . i . , i the ni-w i uik t rib inn ■. live out of . ■i , . . v t i . • i .... .••; , . \\ liy ui.u t'ner : are j pup is ii th ■oxford ' 1 a vli.u vor sjnfants and qhiiciren : : • c':i*toria cures colic constipation : ur stomach diarrhoea eructation kiiis rt'ornm gives sleep and promotes di ;- stion ."-. y v.'iuiout injurious medication '• for -'" rnl yeirs i havp recommpmled i your * castoi a ' and shall always continue to d a l iius iuvariiisly produced beneficial : i keep castoria results knwix f i'arder m d tho winthrop 1 sui street and 7th vvm r l i new york city tax ostai-h company 77 mi'rray street new york - • ° • ( 1 • ■■>'."" _ ' • « _ n * v / — ■— • ■— • » . y^t ' ' f ■- - •• i leading furniture dealer and undertaker i epj cale'bury largest mid host assorted stock of luirni i i lii i iimht in this place - o j pahi.ok suits v j i l-1 l"i s-li t i ( co fuin r . y -« i , sli ill : i i 0 foinifi 1 price ■l : tr 1 ■: . :, i 0 f<.i ii;cr pri < l , :; o i pianos a v l <>! ns i wl.iic cam p n 1 dc li r uiiij t b'i-i:s mil win clock h "_ i ed loom suits ! , ph «» u 1 anti«jiic oak antiijue a she cherry nnri l^j | waliuil at iris tl.al tu-fy c i n petition ' ■| co ■^ a i ai;ge stov k hjh v i ,.. "',:•:( m : - i.t all kinds , , ■woi k tables for ladies j mma : [] i if ' ii i - of every style ! t j i\lu:i's in s-l ■■k or will be w raw r : h 13aijy carriages i bs t(n of baby carriajjts with r o fj |- ■: ! i-ii mil fatin aiafoi car . j •— » aiie l.eils it only 1(5.50 j vv ■■■' : • ' : - ■'"■v > ~ ~ in akinc i kpain vr.n'i : l_h illci.ti<i l'im ii lo i;i ihitiikii'g j x - at all hours day ami , f • pi services at ni«;lit will | t~f <"*" l-nce on hank struct in v-r - g / j my fi iends ami the public \ : , bi isl iiatronage and i.-kiny u (*~^ " v in e of 1 he same i am xiftus to oleasp g w wright eading furniture dealer < s i fc i business opportunity i yet offered '\ wk8t knd land company offers for if its lots in jsorth-west winston they walkoftlie best line of street cars in the choolss cliurch s and stores sliaded moun i ;, ;,, iwo fi in 1 hu ufc-aiicl ( l 0 in 1890 lavtcrs of outside money invested in '. tliree hundred and twenty-six tlious , ( g ii s and home building 8 in 1890 to v railroads l^ilding into country tributary to lobuy maps prices and terms given i w f m wilson sec i flk winston n c ii the carolina watchman salisbury n c teuesbay cct0ieb so 1890 i xxil-third^series
Object Description
|Carolina Watchman
|The Carolina Watchman
|Technical Metadata
|Image was scanned by OCLC at the Preservation Service Center in Bethlehem, PA. Archivial image is an 8-bit greyscale tiff that was scanned from microfilm at 400 dpi. The original file size was
|J. J. Bruner and T. K. Bruner
|Date Digital
|J. J. Bruner and T. K. Bruner
|United States, North Carolina, Rowan County, Salisbury
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|Project Subject
|State Archives of North Carolina Historic Newspaper Archive
|The Thursday, October 30 issue of the Carolina Watchman a weekly newspaper from Salisbury, North Carolina
|The SA of NC considers this item in the public domain by U.S. law but responsibility for permissions rests with researchers.
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|Carolina Watchman
|The Carolina Watchman
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|Hamilton C. Jones
|United States, North Carolina, Rowan County, Salisbury
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|State Archives of North Carolina Historic Newspaper Archive
|An archive of the Carolina Watchman a weekly and semi weekly newspaper from Salisbury, North Carolina
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Lexington City Council voted to amend the city's code of ordinances regarding sign regulations to allow business to have a sign on each street front.
Lexington City Council voted to amend the city's code of ordinances regarding sign regulations to allow business to have a sign on each street front and to lift the prohibition on canopy signs during its meeting on Monday.
Previously, the language in the ordinance restricted businesses from having signs closer than 500 apart, but did not take into account if the business was located on a corner.
"The only building in the area who was big enough to be able to do this is WalMart," said Tammy Absher, director of business and community development.
The amendment allows businesses to have a sign on each side of the building that faces a street, as long as there is a minimum of 100 feet between any ground signs on site.
They also voted to allow canopy signs, such as a logo painted on a canopy erected over the pump area at a gas station. The reason canopy signs were not allowed was because many gas stations were being repurposed and the canopies were used for oversized block letter signs around the entire perimeter. There were many complaints about such use of canopy sings. The ordinance was amended to allow gas stations to use canopies over gas pump areas for signage, with the copy area to be limited to no more than one half of each side of the canopy
The council also approved a resolution supporting of the preservation of federal tax-exempt filing, a tool state and local governments use for low-cost financing. Currently, state and local governments are not required to pay federal income on the interest they received from municipal bonds. Municipalities benefit through saving on the interest cost of borrowed money, passed on to citizens through reduced rates and greater local investment.
"This is a critical and cost effective tool for many city projects," said Absher.
Also during its meeting, the city council completed naming Lexington City Youth Council members for the upcoming school year. Those named were Josey Parker, Derall Pittman Jr., Arefa Bacchus, Ricky Holmes, Sam Sharpe, Jerel Smith, Jack Davis, Lindsay Davis, and Ashely Phillips. The youth council was established in March 2012 to develop leadership and volunteer opportunities that benefit the community for Lexington Senior High School students residing within the school district. They meet regularly with the mayor and city council to learn the inner working of city government.
Piedmont Triad Regional Council was selected as grant administrator for the $225,000 Community Development block grant from the North Carolina Department of Commerce, Division of Community Assistance. This grant will consist of the rehabilitation of four to eight single-family scattered sites housed located in Davidson County.
Lexington Housing Authority announced it has received $27 Million from the Rental Assistance Demonstration (RAD) initiative to renovate several public housing units in Lexington. Residents who are currently in public housing will be relocated in waves to other housing units until the renovations on their home can be completed. The renovations include new electrical, water, sewer, roofing and energy efficient appliances.
"It is really going to help our residents living conditions," said Terrance Gerald, director of the Lexington Housing Authority.
Before adjourning the meeting, the city council heard an update from Recycling and Waste Collections Services Superintendent Tammy Michaels on the progress of the pilot residential recycling rollout program. According to Michaels, data shows a 58 percent participation rate and reduced disposal costs by $15,624. The pilot program areas include Westover, Hillside, Knob Hill and The Vineyards.
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The Gorge Technology Alliance is hosting two free robotics trainings in honor of National Robotics Week, April 6-14. Register students ages 9-14 now to participate on April 6, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., in The Dalles or April 13, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., in Moro.
This free training will provide both beginner and advanced construction and programming action on the LEGO Mindstorms NXT robotics kits. Robots will be provided by StRUT (Students Recycling Used Technology) and the GTA's loaner robotics program, which can loan robots and laptops to any school or youth group in the five-county Gorge region.
This fun training will get students hands-on experience with the NXT sensors, motors and programming and give them a few team challenges to tackle during the day. The training will be provided by Marty Willie, who has previously worked in public education for 12-years and honored twice as Rotary's Educator of the Year.
Most recently, Marty served as the Oregon-Southwest Washington FIRST (For Inspiration and Recognition of Science and Technology) senior mentor.
In 2012, Marty received LEGO Education's Award of Excellence for teaching students to use the Mindstorm NXT Robot.
The Gorge Technology Alliance is a nonprofit professional organization that supports, connects and develops the technology community of the Columbia River Gorge. From networking events to youth robotics events, the GTA supports the tech businesses in the region.
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Job openings 'rising in alternative energy'
London, June 10, 2013
The amount of jobs offered by recruiters in relation to unconventional resources in the energy sector is seeing a significant rise, said OilCareers.com, a leading recruitment site targeting the worldwide oil and gas sector.
Regions such as Canada, Europe, Australia and the Middle East have placed a focus on other unconventional resources such as natural gas, gas condensates, crude oil, tight gas, coal bed methane, oil sands and heavy oil reserves to help in meeting global energy demands.
Mark Guest, managing director of OilCareers.com said, "While it is clear that unconventional reserves present an exciting prospect for many organisations, natural resources require greater levels of technology and investment from oil and gas majors accelerating the need for skills to extract these assets."
"This requirement for experienced manpower has led to a need for robust recruitment strategies from organisations. Statistics from OilCareers.com highlight that there has been a 23% increase in staff roles in comparison to a year ago, with staff roles again overtaking contract roles as the most in demand year on year.
"The shift from contract to permanent roles is a trend that can be seen worldwide as there has never been more pressure on recruiters to capture the experienced workforce," he added.
Canada has been heavily publicised as housing the third-largest amount of recoverable oil sands with the province of Alberta reported as containing an estimated 170 billion barrels of reserves. Investment has been recognised by the UK, with the region signalling support for the EU import of Canadian tar sands oil.
The importance of unconventional reserves to the energy industry is further endorsed by the Middle East with Qatar owning the title of leading exporter of LNG, along with the US shale gas boom in North America.
The UK has hopes of replicating this with it being reported that one energy company holding a UK shale gas license has vastly increased the estimate of gas that it is sitting on, with the amount thought to be enough to meet the UK's needs for an estimated 60 years.
Meanwhile, Australia currently has 15 LNG trains in construction across the region with a mode average startup date of 2015. As a result it is estimated to overtake Qatar as the top LNG exporter by 2020.
Shell, the world's largest producer of liquefied natural gas (LNG) is reported as looking to invest up to $30 billion of investment in Australia over the next five years, cementing its place as one of Australia's largest foreign investors.
"Such high levels of investment globally means there is a distinct need across the energy sector for individuals between the ages of 35-55 with over five years experience in order to provide a crucial passage of information to the younger generation," Guest said.
"This is identified in The Global Oil & Gas Workforce Survey: Expectations for hires and pay rates in the oil and gas industry (H1) 2013 which revealed 20 per cent of recruiters highlight the biggest industry training issue as the lack of skilled trainers.
"Competition between recruiters has never been greater, with organisations offering attractive packages to ensure they secure the talent needed to extract the most potential from their assets. We have seen inflation in salaries worldwide as oil and gas majors compete for experienced individuals with a skill set that is adaptable to new technologies," he added.
"Beyond this, it is also crucial for employers to promote the oil and gas industry as an affluent and sustainable career path to ensure a flow of new entrants to the industry. Many companies already implement graduate and apprenticeship schemes as well as training and development programmes to nurture and progress young talent," Guest concluded. – TradeArabia News Service


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Flower pattern brallet
Added Sep 5, 2013
by SHencleeday
Lisbon, Portugal
So, this is the first project I´ve published and It's reserved for the bold lovers. Sexy and trendy, better be used only on romantic or private occasions (might be too flashy and provocative to be used casually).
Material Notes
I took the straps from a newly purchased bra and used the cups and wires from an older one.
The pads: I bought them and sewed them by hand inside the cups to give a tight and strong format so I could have some push up. Then I incased them with the pattern and attached them to the body.
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Sep 8, 2013, 06.40 PMby SHencleeday
basically what I did was to adapt the normal bra pattern from the basic blouse, with my measurements. Only not used on the cups because I had already an old bra that I took so all I had to do was to encase them and attach them to the body. Yet I don't have a blog :p
Sep 8, 2013, 06.21 PMby Waxfan
Love the idea ! A tutorial if you have a blog would be great…
Sep 6, 2013, 03.09 PMby BiscuitBem
awesome! :D
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Dolphin August Music News - Weather, Bank Holidays And Willie
Dolphin August Music News - Weather, Bank Holidays And Willie
It's Bank Holiday time, the last big blow out of the summer before we all go back to complaining about rain and cold rather than heat and humidity. Truthfully it's been pretty good overall with at least 67.8% of Britains 34,393 music festivals remaining pretty dry and sunny. Besides it's not just us who suffer from unreliable weather, Fender were at Outside Lands near San Francisco and it looked largely overcast. They had Nile Rodgers, Willie Nelson and the Yeah Yeah Yeahs to compensate though.
Or maybe more experimental pedal atmospherics and indie/dance crossover is your thing, Nick Zinner from the Yeah Yeah Yeahs is a good man for
Want to sound like Willie Nelson? Good luck, they don't make them like that any more. Neither the man nor the guitar. If you've really got your heart set on a rare and unusual guitar then we recently added a whole load of Factory Special Run and Custom Shop Fenders to the site. They might not be quite as rare Josh Klinghoffer's collection (left) but every bit as sweet sounding and special.
Speaking of the Red Hot Chili Peppers it's probably fair to say that ex-Pepper John Frusciante is probably more interested in analogue synths these days. In which case he's in luck, because we're shipping the much awaited Novation Bass Station II.
If you want to learn just what it's capable of, check out our Bass Station tutorial and guide.
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Here they are just taking a very quick look.
Another new arrival was the Polytune 2, more evolution than revolution with tighter tuning performance and brighter display. Everyone loves super bright LEDs though, so why not jump on one as your main tuner?
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