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by Chuck Obuchowski
WWUH will once again be broadcasting the Monday Night Bushnell Park series during the months of July and August. And thanks to series founder Paul Brown, one evening - July 27 - will be designated "WWUH Night." We hope to have a special presence in the park that night, as we celebrate our long-standing collaboration with this marvelous free series, now in its 31st year of operation. Please come out to join in the fun, and meet all your friendly 'UH broadcasters! Stay tuned for a complete listing of all the Monday concerts as soon as it becomes available, or call the Jazzline at 860-768-5267.
The third annual Litchfield Jazz Festival (which, by the way, is being dedicated to the memory of Thomas Chapin, who was a lifelong friend of WWUH) takes place August 7-9 at the Goshen Fairgrounds on Rt. 63 in Goshen, CT. Jazz fans who pick up our signal in Torrington via WAPJ (89.9 FM) will have a special opportunity that weekend to mingle with 'UH announcers. The Litchfield Fest features three days of great jazz and blues; among the featured performers are Tito Puente, T.S. Monk, John Scofield, Stanley Turrentine, Roomful of Blues and West Hartford native Brad Mehldau. For more details, call 860-567-4162 or check our their website: www.litchfield.com. Stay tuned to WWUH for artist interviews, updated info and giveaways.

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glamour cardigan or lazy girl's jacket...
Added Mar 11, 2008
by lauriana
Den Haag, Nether...
I bought this fabric very cheaply a couple of months ago (3 metres of it) but didn't really know what it was or what to do with it. I made a Sarah with it, which I didn't really like but taught me a thing or two about this stuff. It's not synthetic, as I thought, it's actually a cooked wool knit. Which means it doesn't fray. I used that quality a lot in making this cardigan. I made the design from my block as if designing for a woven fabric (this stuff stretches, but not crazily and it is quite bulky) but didn't use a lining and only facings at center front and the collar. The edges were all left raw and only finished by stay stitching. I moved the sleeve seam from under the arm to the top of the sleeve so I could cut the bottom of the sleeve up on the outside.
Material Notes
cooked wool knit, mother-of-pearl button from my grandmother's jar
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Jan 5, 2010, 03.52 PMby anajan
How come I missed this cardigan? The design is fantastic. Great job, as usual!
Jan 27, 2009, 02.59 PMby dressdummy
What a stunning jacket. I was posting on someone else's site when I your creation was her favorite. I clicked on it and now it's one of my favorites too:) I'm a recent member, so I wasn't on the Burda site back when you posted it. So glad I stumbled upon it!
Oct 13, 2008, 12.26 PMby celinaj
Oh, I love it! I just finished a white cape which fabric is very similar. I love white for winter…
May 17, 2008, 11.29 AMby stephaniemorgan
utterly fantastic!
Mar 23, 2008, 11.35 PMby lilo
stylish and lovely design, fits the fabric.
Mar 20, 2008, 06.37 AMby orange-angel
I like the shape and the fabric seems very interesting. There's too little wool knits in the world.
Mar 14, 2008, 12.44 AMby lauriana
Thanks for all your comments! Reading them, of course I'm inclined to share the pattern. However, it only exists in my right-between-Burdastyle-34-and-36 size. And redrafting and grading is a HUGE amount of work, for which I just don't have the time right now… But I'll try to upload the original! joplind, (nearly) all the patterns in the pattern database are free. Some members, like me, draft patterns themselves. If we (any member who made a pattern) upload such a pattern to the pattern database, it becomes a free pattern which can be downloaded by all Burdastyle members.
Mar 13, 2008, 08.29 PMby bally-ball
Yes, this is such a unique jacket with a nice clean cut. I would love to make one too if you would like to share the pattern :)
Mar 13, 2008, 05.36 PMby joplind
Hi. I'm new at Burdastyle and I'm from Chile… How can I get the pattern of this jacket? Are all for FREE? Or do I have to buy it? Or be your friend?
Please explain it to me.
Thanks a lot
Mar 12, 2008, 01.45 PMby tessmart
Really sharp and unique, would love the pattern if you are inclined to share. Great job!!
Mar 11, 2008, 11.57 PMby fashion1
this looks so interesting! very unique and amazing style! I love it!
Mar 11, 2008, 08.44 PMby elegantmusings
amazing! I love how sculptural it is!
Mar 11, 2008, 06.54 PMby lcavagnolo
This is a very unique look. It is so elegant!
Mar 11, 2008, 05.08 PMby lizabel
I love the shape of the sleeves. It's beautiful!
Mar 11, 2008, 03.51 PMby emilykate
Gorgerous lauriana! I too would love a pattern of this if you are happy to share.
Mar 11, 2008, 01.47 PMby whiti
Gorgeous!! Love the cut and the colour. Any chance of a pattern/how to?Tauken
Mar 11, 2008, 10.22 AMby dairyheir66
Lovely job and your patterns are always inspirational. LOve this jacket!
Mar 11, 2008, 07.23 AMby jj1
I think this is very nice design. It must look fantastic in action shot.
Mar 11, 2008, 07.01 AMby adgentry
Very elegant – love the collar.
Mar 11, 2008, 06.23 AMby kasia26
I say glamour cardigan over the lazy girl's jacket! Love it!
Mar 11, 2008, 04.58 AMby miss-g
Its a beautiful design and it suits the cooked wool. I especially like the darts leading up to the neck.
Mar 11, 2008, 03.20 AMby ceregana
I love the pattern you made. Is so chic and cool. Not crazy about white though.
Mar 11, 2008, 03.01 AMby susisonne
Wow, this looks really elegant! Perfect fabric and color.
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It is SO easy to get stuck in the same old beauty routine, and in turn fall victim to some of the most common makeup mistakes. I'm talking spidery lashes, blending issues, foundation overuse, dry lips, etc. We've all experience one or another (or all of the above!). Take your beauty beat to the next level with these 5 simple tips.
Use a Lash Primer
I personally love a more natural looking lash with a bit of added fullness. Mascara primer is a great way to achieve this look while avoiding the 'spidery' look. Tip: apply mascara before the primer dries, for a smooth application.
Blend Foundation Into Your Ears and Neck
Makeup should only go on your face, right? Wrong! Don't forget to blend your foundation or powder into your ears and neck, right down to the collar bone. We love this multi-purpose brush for a seamless look. If you're still running into blending issues you might have the wrong shade for your skin.
Go Beyond the Lid
Just like we talked about blending our foundation into the neck and ears above, think similarly when it comes to your eye makeup. If you're focusing only on the lid, you're probably ending up with a look that's too harsh and dramatic. It's all about the blend beauties. Pull that shadow right up to your brows, into the corners of your eyes and below your bottom lashes as well.
Foundation Overuse
A good rule of thumb when it comes to foundation is: focus on your problem areas. Rather than covering your entire face with foundation, start at those problem areas and blend outward. You want a bit of your natural skin to show through and why cover up the areas that are already winning?
Exfoliate Your Lips
One of the biggest mistakes I made for years and years was to neglect my lips. I always complained that my lips were too dry for lipstick, when really, I just needed to make exfoliating a part of my regular routine! This one is amazing and makes your pout feel super smooth any time of year.


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Southern Pudu
(Pudu puda)
Facts about this animal
The Southern Pudu is one of the smallest deer in the world with a shoulder height of 40 cm and a head-body length of 80 cm. Their low-slung and rounded form, similar to many small forest ungulates, is an adaptation to slip through dense undergrowth, notably bamboo thickets. Adults weigh between 7 and 14 kg. Males have spike antlers usually less than 10 cm long that are shed once a year. Both sexes have pronounced pre-orbital and frontal glands, however more prominently used for scent marking by the male. Other forms of scent marking include site-specific defecation and urination.
Gestation period is 7 months and the birth weight averages 900 g. The fawn has a spotted coat, while the adults vary from dark brown to a reddish fawn. While in Chile and Argentina fawns are dropped in November December, most pudus kept by european zoos are born between April and July. Sexual maturity is reached with less than one year in both sexes.
Southern Pudus are active both day and night, live solitary or pair-wise and occupy home ranges varying from 16-26 ha. They are versatile in their food habits, eating bark, twigs, buds, blossoms, fruit and berries, but feed predominantly on herbaceous vegetation. Longevity in captivity is up to 17 years.
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that Southern pudus form the major part of the Puma's diet in parts of Chile?
|Name (Scientific)
|Pudu puda
|Name (English)
|Southern Pudu
|Name (French)
|Pudu du sud
|Name (German)
|Name (Spanish)
|Pudu meridional, Venadito
|CITES Status
|Appendix I
|CMS Status
|Not listed
Photo Copyright by
Wilfried Berns
|Argentina, Chile
|Dense, temperate rainforests
|Wild population
|10.000 individuals (1987) and decreasing (Red List IUCN 2011)
|Zoo population
|135 in International Studbook (128 reported to ISIS)
In the Zoo
How this animal should be transported
For air transport, Container Note 73 of the IATA Live Animals Regulations, should be followed.
Find this animal on ZooLex
Photo Copyright by
Andrzej Barabasz
Why do zoos keep this animal
The Southern Pudu is the only of the small South American deer species maintained with a good population size in captivity outside their countries of origin. The current international studbook population is 135 in 41 institutions. They act as representatives of their temperate Valdivian forest habitat, which is under grave threat from habitat destruction.
Due to their small size they make a good display, even with only limited space available. Their social organization, body form and conservation concern make an interesting story for the education of visitors. With good and diligent care they are one of the zoo keeper´s favourites. Threats include hunting by humans and dogs, habitat destruction of their native forests and competition with livestock.


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We Now Stock Mesa/Boogie Amps
Mesa/Boogie Amps
Mesa/Boogie is an exclusive American Custom Shop fiercely dedicated to innovative, custom hand-built designs, inspired by players' desires for higher performance and driven by a passion to exceed their expectations of musical expression.
Established in 1969, Mesa/Boogie have grown to become one of the most respected amplifier brands in the world. Since then, the company has been an exclusive American Custom Shop dedicated to creating the ultimate instruments of personal, musical expression - both sonically and stylistically.
… And this is our favourite amp...
The Mesa/Boogie Transatlantic TA-30 1x12 Combo
Welcome to a New World of Expression!
Capable of redefining the Brit amp genre, the Transatlantic TA-30 combo features preamp and power options that seem almost impossible for an amplifier with such a humble footprint.
TA-30 follows the architecture of its lower powered sibling, the TA-15, and adds a more robust power section, gorgeous tube Reverb and a Channel Assignable/Bypassable Effects Loop. The extra horsepower and feature set on the TA-30 brings the TransAtlantic concept out of the studio and into the world of pro gigging.
Key Features Include:
- 2-channel all-tube combo
- 1 x 12" configuration
- 4 x EL84 power tubes
- 6 x 12AX7 preamp tubes
- Multi-Watt channel assignable power amp with Duo-Class and Dyna-Watt technologies provides independent, channel-assignable 15/30/40-watt output
- Select from 2 power tubes operating in Class A mode (15W), 4 power tubes operating in Class A mode (30W), or 4 power tubes operating in Dyna-Watt Class A/B (40W)
- 2 fully independent channels with 5 Style Modes
- Channel 1 features: Normal (Brit Clean) or Top Boost (Brit Overdrive) modes with Multi-Watt power switch, FX loop and reverb assignment switch, as well as gain, treble, bass, and Reverb & Cut with Pull Master controls
- Channel 2 features: Tweed (American Clean), Hi 1 (Brit Gain), and Hi 2 (Boogie Gain) modes with Multi-Watt power switch, as well as FX loop and reverb assignment switch, Gain with pull boost, treble, bass, reverb, and master controls
- Fixed bias for consistent, maintenance-free performance
- Channel-assignable, all-tube, long spring reverb with independent channel controls
- Channel-assignable, fully buffered FX loop
- Channel-independent true bypass switches fully removes FX loop from signal path
- Optional second footswitch toggles reverb
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- Width: 22-7/8"
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Mark Davis retained his SangSom 6-Red World Championship crown in Bangkok, by beating world-number-one Neil Robertson 8-4 in the final at the Montien Riverside Hotel.
The 41-year-old from Hastings won his third title, and earned himself the equivalent of just under £40,000 in prize money.
Both players had to contest nine matches prior to Saturday's final, with world-number 17 Davis whitewashing John Higgins and overcoming Mark Selby in the knockout stages.
Australian Robertson had won all nine of his encounters this week, which included knockout wins over Judd Trump, Shaun Murphy and Stuart Bingham en route to the final.
The 31-year-old had won just one of the previous six meetings with Davis, but looked like putting an end to this run when he raced into an early 3-1 lead.
However his dominance was brought to a shattering halt, as the defending champion reeled off six straight frames to move himself one away from victory.
Robertson kept the match alive for another frame, before Davis wrapped up his third title.


text: To provide our birds with good food animals as mealworms, buffalos, morios or crickets we should provide these live food animals with an enriched food, to improve vitamin mineral content in these live food animals but also the calcium content of our live food animals. So provide the nutritional value of food provided to the animals to raise food animals. Avian Birdfood Products developed such a special food medium which is rich in protein, amino acids, vitamins, minerals, trace elements and calcium. It is also important that we correct a calcium-phosphorus ratio in the animals to provide food to the young birds The calcium content is very important surely if fed to young birds. Common wheat bran products disturbs this calcium - phosphor ratio.


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lincolnbill needed a new stationery design and created a contest on 99designs.
A winner was selected from 37 designs submitted by 17 freelance designers.
We're an established UK CV (resume) writing company looking for someone to create an eye catching and professional letterhead with matching business cards.
The CV Store Ltd
We're basically looking for a clean, professional looking letterhead and business cards, where possible incorporating sections of our website header and the same colours to maintain consistency.
- Company name = The CV Store Ltd- Website URL = http://www.thecvstore.net
Other details, such as name on business card and business address / contact numbers will be provided to the winner to finalise.
- Someone who only accepts Western Union for payment - this is payment by PAYPAL only!


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Captain's ReportPontoon boats are evolving quickly, far beyond their traditional image. Both in form and function, things are changing quickly. Premier Marine has been in the business of building nothing but pontoon boats since 1992. Their lineup includes some of the most luxurious models on the market. Along with luxury, you'll find innovative features up and down their line up. Right about in the middle of their fleet in size, is the 231 Alante. It has all the features your family needs for cruising and it's got a really well equipped fishing area back aft. In addition, the unit that we tested featured what Premier calls the PTX option. It's actually a 36-inch wide cross between a pontoon and a hull with a 12-inch flat surface, offering the performance of a V-hull with the comfort and stability of a pontoon. In addition, the PTX hull configuration allows for a towing post, so the kids can bring the skis, boards, and tubes along for the day. Design and FunctionExperience has taught the folks at Premier an awful lot about boat building and they build their boats to last. Details like solid aluminum keels and multi-chamber tubes maintain the boat's strength and integrity. Transoms are reinforced to prevent racking by attaching them to several crossmembers. They heat-shrink all of the electrical connections to keep them dry, which is something that the big boys do. It's an out-of-sight detail, yet it's a valuable one. If you're serious about customer satisfaction, those are the kinds of things you need to do.Another item that distinguishes Premier from the competition is in the seating. First, the individual units are rotocast, which means that they're wood-free in construction. You'll find an increasing number of mid-priced pontoon boats to be built this way. However, the hinges are what makes this product unique. They're a welded aluminum device which functions better than anything I've seen so far. The seat top lifts and then tilts down, out of the way, so it stays open while you stow or retrieve your gear. Gone are the days of little jury-rigged hooks and lanyards that you find around so many boats. Stainless steel cleats, polished corner castings and flush-mounted docking lights are useful and attractive details which not only look good, but they're functional and they add value. And the list of standard features doesn't stop there. Things like courtesy lights, a bimini top and quality, marine grade carpeting add to both comfort and value. The 231 Alante construction features 16" crossmember spacing for strength. In the deck you'll find a seven foot storage locker, big enough for skis and other water toys. Stainless steel cleats, polished corner castings and flush-mounted docking lights are some of the standard features you'll find when you look around. Premier's 231 Alante PTX is 21' on deck and 22'4" overall. She's 8'6" wide and carries 16 persons for a capacity of 3525 pounds. Tube diameter is 25 inches, and the 231 PTX version can safely handle an outboard of up to 225 horsepower. The Alante's LayoutThe forward seating area features two curved sections with a chaise lounge to starboard. You can order an optional filler couch, and you've got luxurious wraparound seating. The stylish fiberglass console is fitted with a complement of standard instrumentation including a speedo, tach, voltage, horn, trim, and fuel gauges. A clever little drinkholder, on the forward side of the console, lifts to reveal a paper towel holder. Tilt steering and a Flexsteel 7-Star helm chair will pamper the skipper in luxurious comfort while underway. Storage is found underneath and for entertainment, a marine-grade Sony CD stereo is part of the package. Opposite the helm console is an access gate for docking alongside, and a L-shaped chaise lounge is just aft. It offers a removable table and underneath the headrest cushion is a place for a trash can. A little door allows you to place refuse in the can without lifting the seat. Storage is underneath, of course, and a changing room is included, for when you forget to put your swim trunks on at the dock. An eleven foot bimini provides plenty of shade and it comes with a trailering kit. Back on the aft deck you'll find a well-designed area that's all set up for fishing. Leave the family up forward while you and your favorite fishing pal can each enjoy the comfort of your own fishing chair, one on either side of a livewell. It features a handy beverage holder and a rod holder on each side. An additional rod rack for is located on the port railing, and a bifold door and swim ladder are found on the starboard side.Our TestOur 231 Alante was rigged with a 150 horsepower Mercury Verado outboard. Mercury set out to design a four-stroke engine with automobile-type acceleration and performance. The result is the supercharged Verado. Innovations include sound and vibration improvements and the latest control systems like electro-hydraulic steering and Mercury's Smartcraft technology. With an outstanding factory warrantee and advanced corrosion protection, the Verado promises season after season of exciting, dependable boating. The 150 Verado put the Alante PTX on plane in 3.2 seconds and we reached 30 miles an hour in 8.3 seconds. Our top speed was 32.7 mph at 5500 rpm. We found the best fuel economy to be at 3500 rpm where we burned 4.9 gallons per hour at a speed of 20.7 mph. That works out to 4.26 miles per gallon. This boat is a classy little package that offers you and your family the opportunity to have lots of fun doing the variety of things families like to do on the water.
Test Result Highlights
- Top speed for the Premier 231 Alante (2008-) is 32.7 mph (52.6 kph), burning 15.0 gallons per hour (gph) or 56.78 liters per hour (lph).
- Best cruise for the Premier 231 Alante (2008-) is 20.7 mph (33.3 kph), and the boat gets 4.26 miles per gallon (mpg) or 1.81 kilometers per liter (kpl), giving the boat a cruising range of 127 miles (204.39 kilometers).
- Tested power is 1 x 150-hp Mercury Verado.
Standard and Optional Features
Marine Electronics
|CD Stereo
Exterior Features
|Swim Ladder
|Bimini Top
Hull Warranty
5-year bow to stern
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I was unable to focus the 445nm to a pinpoint as small as the 405nm. If I had to estimate it would be 0.4 - 0.6mm 'dot' for the 445nm vs a 0.1 - 0.2mm pin for the 405nm. Let's run with that:
- 405nm dot has a surface area of about 0.13mm^2 (using 0.2mm diameter)
- 445nm dot has a surface area of about 0.79mm^2 (using 0.5mm diameter)
- Assume the 405nm (200mA) puts out at 225mW
- Assume the 445nm (700mA) puts out 500mW
- 405nm delivers 225mW/0.13mm^2 = 1730mW / mm^2
- 445nm delivers 500mW/0.79mm^2 = 633mW / mm^2
So unless I can get the dot size down with the better lens the 445nm will have a hard time competing with the 405nm. This is consistent with my observations on the CNC so far.


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The last day for the Financial
Aid Office to process your aid for Summer
2001 is July 20, 2001 for Law students and July 27, 2001for
MBA students. Your file must complete in order to process
any financial aid.
Another Law School
If you are planning to visit another law school for the fall term, and you would like to apply for financial aid, please submit all of the required paperwork (With the exception of the Summer Application...See the headline below in reference to summer students.) no later than July 20th, 2001 to ensure receiving your disbursements in a timely manner.
The following forms are available to download:
1. Summer 2001 Financial Aid
Request Form
These forms can be downloaded from forms page
In order to process your summer financial aid, you must be registered for classes. In addition, you must be registered for at least 6 credit hours to receive Federal Stafford Loans and at least 3 credit hours to receive private loans. Please be aware that all the appropriate paperwork should be submitted to the Financial Aid Office as soon as possible. Please contact the Office of Financial Aid if you are unsure that your file is complete.
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If you are Visiting Away for the Summer Term.....
Your funds may be delayed if you are just beginning the process. All students must obtain a Visiting Away Form from the Registrar's Office - approved by Dean Sowle - along with the following paperwork (if you want financial aid):
And any additional paperwork required to obtain student loans
Private Loan Programs
Signature Loan Update: Signature Loan from Bank One was originally one of our preferred lenders listed on the 2001-02 Alternative Express Loan Application. Please be advised that we have substituted Law Loans for Signature Bank. The same terms still apply. In addition, Saliie Mae is still the servicer for that particular loan program.
Promissory notes for Law Loans are available in the Office of Financial Aid.
IlT Loan from IDAPP: If you chose Illinois Institute of Technology as your private loan lender for the 2001-02 academic year, you must also select Illinois Institute of Technology as your preferred Federal Stafford Loan lender, -OR- you must select a lender not on our preferred lender list but who is an Illinois lender for your Federal Stafford Loans.
can apply for this loan online at www.IDAPP.com.
The Office of Financial Aid is open Monday through Thursday, 8:30 AM
to 6:00 PM and Friday, 8:30 AM to 4:30 PM. We are located on the
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"Just one mile down the road from Art's Cyclery World Headquarters is a company that Art's has maintained a great relationship with since its inception. That company is Lezyne. Well known for their sleek design and engineering acumen, we wanted to give our customers an inside look at their office and where their fine products are born…"
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Alyssa Arce – Babe of the Day
Need a lil' Southern comfort? Take a look at Dixie's own Alyssa Arce.
Miss Arce was Playboy's Miss July 2013 and somehow made the summer all that much hotter because of it. This Playmate hails from South Carolina and has really mastered the whole Instagram thing. Take a look for yourself, already.


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Boy George is sentenced to 15 months in jail
By JENNIFER QUINN, Associated Press Writer Jennifer Quinn, Associated Press Writer – Fri Jan 16, 10:11 am ET
In this Dec. 16, 2008 file photo, British singer Boy George performs onstage at Le Pigalle Club in central London. A British judge on Friday, Jan. 16, 2009 sentenced former Culture Club frontman Boy George to 15 months in jail after he was convicted of falsely imprisoning a male escort.(AP Photo/Joel Ryan, File)
LONDON – Singer Boy George was sentenced to 15 months in jail on Friday after being convicted of falsely imprisoning a male escort by handcuffing him to a wall in a London apartment.
British Judge David Radford said the 47-year-old former Culture Club frontman, whose real name is George O'Dowd, was guilty of "gratuitous violence."
O'Dowd's lawyer said his client and the escort had both behaved like "drug-crazed idiots" and that O'Dowd's substance abuse problems were a contributing factor.
In 2006, Boy George — whose pop band's hits included "Do You Really Want to Hurt Me" and "Karma Chameleon" — did community service with New York City's Department of Sanitation after he called police with a false report of a burglary at his lower Manhattan apartment and officers found cocaine there.
Friday's sentencing occurred at Snaresbrook Crown Court in East London, where O'Dowd had been warned by the judge to expect a jail sentence.
The singer had been convicted in December of handcuffing Norwegian escort Audun Carlsen to a wall hook at his East London apartment. During the trial, prosecutors said Carlsen was held by O'Dowd for under an hour.
The singer denied the charge, saying he had restrained Carlsen with handcuffs while trying to figure out if a computer had been tampered with. Carlsen, 29, said O'Dowd swung at him with a metal chain as he ran from the apartment after a naked photo shoot.
Photos of Carlsen's injuries — which he said had been inflicted by O'Dowd — were shown to the jury, but the singer denied he was responsible.
Speaking to Judge Radford on Friday, O'Dowd's lawyer, Adrian Waterman, said: "This defendant is a kind and generous man who is particularly mindful of others' needs. He is the antithesis of the haughty bullying star. He was not himself when addled by the habitual and relatively long-lasting using of illegal drugs."
During Culture Club's heyday in the 1980s, Boy George was famous for his flamboyant makeup and outfits.
Boy George is sentenced to 15 months in jail - Yahoo! News
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Gilligan Changing Departments
I have the unfortunate duty to announce that Gilligan has chosen to step down as a Tournament Director. During his 18 months as either a Tournament Elf or a Tournament Director, Gilligan has admirably built the Tournament Hall of Fame through the explosion of new tournaments. He has been instrumental in making sure that each of you organizers and winners have had accurately labeled medals, which is not a quick and easy task. We will miss having him as a Director, but I'm sure he'll keep organizing tournaments for the time being. The good news is that Gilligan will not be completely disappearing from the radar: he has plans to work with the Entertainment Department to develop and implement events for all of CC. Gilligan will be staying as a Director to help get the rest of this series of announcements finished, but after that we will see what fun projects he has to share with the rest of CC.
We all wish to thank Gilligan for his dedication in helping making the tournament forums a better place for everybody.
~Night Strike, Head Tournament Director


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the carolina watchman vol xviil-thied series salisbuby n c thursday july 14 1887 ho g8 i<v j •'• ! ' ■v er lie fourteen great mistakes r : , ,; , has condensed the mis .. and arrived at the concln : irteen of them | e would say if they told the that there was no limit to the , so i life thai they were like the an or sands on the shore i i i well to be accurate , are fourteen greaf mistakes :■,.,: mistake to set up our own , i riuhl and vr ng and judge ordingh : to measure the en ;• others by oar own to ex omiity of opinion in this ;,, look for judgment and expe iu youth to endeavor to mold tions alike to yield 1 inunab - trifles to worry ourselves and with what cannot be remedied .. a l that needs allevia ; ., lu as far as li * in our power not to make allowances for the infirmatives of der everything impos-si no perform to believe finite minds can grasp i bio to und r taml v yl shir nsa man measi res seven feet .::■he in .■- ■■. purely vegetable it cis with cxlraordi.iury efficacy en lhe t iver » kb^eys 1 .-* and bowels an effectual s:£cif!c f0 n , ualaria buwol complaints dy.pep.ia sick headache ( unaupauon liilioasn s kidne i flections juu::jit % ;\ mentitl ueprcsbiun c<illc h household siiouid ba withont it for irnmediul a - >, n anj an in ir ■l piinitint siiul : ..!■iii tinii and ■!■ictors uiiis the^e is put cne simmons liver regulator si th;t you ci the renjire with red 2 1 en ur.i of wrapper prrparcd cr by j.h.zeiun & co s>.!o proprietors philadeipliia t'i i'lllcii eii.oo jledmoni wagonj bisdh at hickory n 0 can't be beat ■stand where they ought ig'hl square al the frtjrii : it was a hard fight but they have won it i what people say • them and ii you want a ome quickly and buy ither for cash or on time s vmsbury n ('. sept 1st 1 886 tfl i bouuht n \ ury liyht t ivo ionl wagon f the agent jno useil it ncar'y till the time it severely in hauling saw iivy loads and have not to paj one eeut for repairs i leek : ml wagon as i lie best thim ; in wagon made in the l'nitei states i , is most excellent • ned tuuseh 1 pnomasox salisbury x c aug 27th 1 s86 a : - 1 bo ijjht of jno a ii a piedmont wagon which hag done much service and uopait of ii ■. • i i -.\ i and i,iie!it uothiug for repairs jonji i iik.m.v n ('. sept 8 1 is-tl teen months ago 1 bought of john a boyden a 2 i;i li thimble skein pied - njont wagon and li ive used it pretty much all the time and it has proved to be i first rate wagon nothing about it has given sway an j therefore it has required no re t a walton salitbmy n ( '. sept sth lsb"6 ago i b night of the agent in iry a 2 in thimble skein piedmont . their lightest one-horse wagon i lave kept it in almost constant use and - the time lri e hauled on it at li t : v mid ind t h it wit hout an ; repairs l !! \\ vi '■•>*■the oil clock en the 8tair3 runewhat back from the village street land the old-fashioned country seat across its antique portico tall poplar-trees their shadows throw and from its station in the hall an ancient timepiece says > ]\ — forever never ! nev fo . er : " half-way iii the stairs it stands and points and beckons with it bauds prom ita case of massive oak like :; monk who under his cloak crosses himself and sighs alas ! with sorrowful voice to all who pas forever never never forever !' by day its voice is low and light bui in the silent dead of night distinct a a passing footstep's fall ii hues along the vacant hall along the ceiling along the floor nl seems to say at each chamber-door forever never ! never forever !" through days of sorrow and of mirth through day of death and days of birth through every swift vicissitude of changeful time unchiinged it haa stood and as if like god it all things saw li calmly repeats those words <>{' awe - forever never ! never — forever in that mansion used t be i e hearted hospitality l!i great fires up the chiinrney roared the stranger lea-ted at his board but like the skeleton at the least that warning timepiece never ceased — forever never never — forever !" there groups of merry children played there youths and maidens dreaming strayed <) precious hour <> golden prime and affluence of love and time even as a miser counts his gold i ho-e hours the ancient timepiece told — forever — never never — il ver from that chamber clothed in white the bride came forth on her wedding night there in that silent room below the dead layin his shroud of snow and in the hash that followed the prayer was heard the old clock on the stair — forever never never — forever !" all are scattered now and qed some are married smiie are dead and when i ask with throbs of pain ah when shall they ail meet again as in the days long-since gone by the ancient timepiece makes reply — forever never ! never — fore er !" never here forever there where r.ll parting pain and care and death and time shall disappear — 1 ore it i h re but never here ! i 1-c horolo re of eternity sayeth 1 lii.s incessantly forever — never ! never — forever !'" longfellow hoa kemp p uavti prcsideal o lie university of xurtb carol in p by birth training education char acter and experience hon kemp p ; !.: ' le seems to have been the man in ; n "■h j carolina to most nccessfully a minister the affairs oi this venerable a:i i honorable institution h ich succeeding year since his iu.ui ration as president irs gain and . growth in all the elements of solid work and broad culture have but served to confirm the wisdom of the trustees i electing him by an almost unanimous \ ote to this position in 1870 his grand-father joel battle entered this university in l709 and his father judge w h battle in 1818 president battle graduated from the university in 1s4 ( j with the higher honors of his class delivering the vali ictorv address he was for a time after he graduated a tutor in the insti tution evincing to a remarkable degree thus early those characteristics which have sine ■made him s » conspicuous as a leader in all the various spheres in which as a public man he has been called to act a strength of will and a personal magnetism that seems to lead all to say - we'll do thee homage and hi ruled by thee among his pupils at that time are yet found in leading and responsible positions such men as major robert bingham hon alexander mclver hon a m waddell jno w graham and a host of others who have added wealth and fame to the state by their probity work and character in l s o mr battle resigned his position as tutor and began the practice id law in lialeigh his practice soon came fo be very lucrative and his eminent abilities at tracted so much attention that he was soon elected to the office of state treas urer he was foremost also in organ izing the bank of north carolina and was at once made one of its leading directors he was appointed at this time a director of the insane asylum and served for years on its executive committee at the breaking out of tlie war he was a decided i nion man but he con cluded to go with the south and was an earnest supporter of governor vance during his term of office who relied o-reatly on his judgment and ability in the administration of affairs at that critical time in lsg2 mr battle was made presi dent of the chatham r r co of course these official positions brought him in contact with the leading men at the financi il center of the st ite and he was chosi n not only to revise but to re construct the revenue laws of the old common-wealth in l8g2 he wa3elect ed a trustee of the university and de veloped the plan of the reorganization of the institution on a broader basis of ! culture than had iv-n thought possible i core after the war he was the firs to de vise the scheme of reviving the north car i;i:i agricultural society throwing • into it such au amount of vitality ex perience and good judgment as to place itat once upon a permanent footing and i insuring its success the interests of agriculture in north carolina are as much indebted to president battle as ; the interests of sound learning lie is ' not only deeply interested in the agri culture development of the state but in [ the diversified industries which manu facturing enterprises bring within its domain he has always given the sab 1 ject of popular education and public schools his best thoughts realizing as he does that all the higher institutions of learning b ith public and private are constantly fed from this source he has now wisely added to the other de ; partments of the state university a i normal training school 1 with which \ to reinforce the public school interests by sending out more competent and i better qualified teachers we cherish i no ill will towards him or t ho state university of north < carolina but tender i them our congratulations that they { were able to secure one of oar most ' promising capable and energetic nor mal school teachers in the person of prof n is eienn r — and place him at the head of this important department the eminent services of president ! battle not only as an educator butasa jchristian gentleman of the highest cul i ture have endeared him to all the peo ple of north carolina both old and young but these qualities have attract ed attention outside of the state and ; beyond state lines president level id appointed him as one of the visitors last year representing the united states government to the military academy located at west point simi lar and equally honorable recognition has been <_^ i \ -^- ; 1 president battle on many other occasions so that hs is recog nized as one of the important factors in this new and better era of our advanc ing civilization it is the desire of this beneficent man to till with his majestic spirit all the state and not a i v teacni r only he w mkl build chose temples of intelli gence in every lonely valley and on very hillside that the top and the bottom of society might alike rejoice in the illumination v luii :::: imri use mk1 immeaiurab >' nefit it must be to the yonng ffl mi oi th state to be brought into cont ic a id into such intimate iclations with i;i:i of this varied and extensive eul >•■••■such wide experience as n man of affairs an 1 yet so gentle and loving and tender ih.-.t by formal vute the c : •.." . if .■■.- i;t e oi i heir own a - • ml ab ili he i ail hazing and its at endanl meannesses and barbarisms the students love him and a violation if the rules of the university h'irts the resident as an offense by a son hurts father this i his power — it is great er than fer.r more than respect the tower of love by this he rules actu dly equal is the requirements of the i isition in all respects no worthier son f the institution or of the st ite could have been elected to preside over the i!.-:i iii ion \\ ikc'ii is al once the pride hope and glory of north carolina liow many thousands have already drawn their intellectual and moral vigor id how many ten • of thousands are et not only to do this but ripen into a inn resolve to accomplish noble action ! their lives long from the example transmitted by one who has lived so usefully and gloriously so that if his whole frame of life were thus clothed upon by these influences we should verily find it to be of such a spacious and fofty pitch no roof were sufficient to contain ii american journal of ed ucation sioux against pawnees a chiefs story of a great indian fignt the 1w.wnkf.s surprised xix the sioux and slaughtered a message sent iiy paisonj r3 the sioux chief led shin who is with the wild west show at the amer ican exhibition in london has ben interviewed the following are ex tracts from the report of the interview did you ever see buffalo bill until you joined the show yes i saw him long ago but we never spoke un til a little while since all men of un sioux nation know buffalo bill by rep utation the first time i saw him was at the fight at war barnard creek when the white men were too many for poor indians it was twelve or thirteen years ago but and here his bloodshot eyes twinkled oniniously that fight i can see now buffalo bill in the struggle killed yellow hand a great indian brave and took his scalp 1 tried to light my way to the white man to revenge my brother and al though we got very near i could not reach him had we met one would have died but the soldiors were en circling us five of our men were shot down and we fled then we would have killed each other but now we have the same heait and we are broth ers colonel cody is awful good to me and my people asked if there was any other tight in which h i was engaged red shirt replied yes i will tell you of a great fight of the sioux nation with the 1'aw nees who were always bad indians they had met our people on the hunt and'killed them they had attacked our villiages and carried away our children and their young braves came like snakes in the grass and stole away our horaes the sioux nation offered to make a treaty of peace with paw nees but the bad indians refused and the grand council of sioux sat down to discuss how we should punish these bad people and every chief there spoke for going on the war path then we made ready to fight it is fifteen rears ago and i was a young"chief then but my father who was a great chief was on the war path and i was eager to prove myself a great warrior in his eves 1 collected my young men and we set out altogether 1,300 strong under six teen big chiefs the most experienced warriors were sent on two days march in advance to scout and scouts were thrown out on every side to guard against surprise for eight days our | braves marched against the enemy and then some spie3 came back and told us that they had found the p«l nee village many of the pawnee braves were on a big hnnfc but nearly all the remainder of tiie tribe were at the village we gathered round the camp without being discovered and the great chiefs told the young men how the battle was to be fought not till the signal wasgiven for attack did the pawnees find oui their enemies were near some of the pawnees were cowards and ran before we got into the village but the major ity stayei to fight for their wigwams — and to die for them they were sur prised and in one great dash we cleared their lodges and wiarwams i was armed with a long spear nearly all our braves had spe;irs and bows and arrows but many had guns too i ran to a young chief who stood to guard his lodge he was a brave and a good warrior but be fell before ray spear and his scalp adorned my belt near by four pawnee braves stood in a bunch and made a great fight against the attacks of some of our young men 1 joined them and with my long spear i killed each one of these four braves and their scalps added to the one al ready on my belt then the fight was tlmost clone the pawnees left alive tried to get to their fust horses but our young men were too quick for them it was a running fight an ! they were scalped almost as they ran 1 met three women running for the horses two were armed with knives and one with a club but 1 killed all three i did not take their hair a brave boasts not of killing women and a woman s scalp adorns not a chief's lodge there was no hesitation about killing their women andchildren they had killed ours and revenge issweet to the n-d m in all however were not killed for we took thirty-six squaw pris oners and carried them back to the sioux camp where we were bailed with shouts of victor for we had brought back with us over five hundred scalps to show that these bad indians had beeri punished besides we had all their horses and stores and trophies to make glad the hearts of oar squaws the fight took place in the southern part of big beaver but the white man holds that land now and the indian has gone nearer the setting sun another rrai 1 council as held on our return when we agreed to send the thirty-six prisoners back to their tribe for we felt some pity for them then mounted on our best horses and loaded with presents and the message we sent with them was that we tried to make a treaty with them but they would not listen to our words and they continued to attack our people and steal our horses xow we had killed all we could find except the women and these we seni back to tell hem how we punish bad indians who interfere with the sioux nation a gruff old fc-licw on a railway train a woman pale and careworn sat holding a fretful child hush now don't cry she said pressing her face against the child's face that awful man meaning a gruff okl fellow who sat near will come over hen and snap our heads off just look what an aw ful face he is making at us please don't cry and we'll see papa after awhile oh mercy he is coming she said as the gruff looking old fellow ap proached her i can't make her hush sir she said pleadingly 1 know that it's very annoying but i really can't help it let me take her th woman fearing to disobey suf fered him to take the child who too much astonished to cry meekly submit ted the-gruff man walked up an down the car and once the trembling woman fancied that she saw him press the child to his bosom when he returned the little girl to her mother the woman asked : are you fond of children sir '•[ — i hardly know he replied looking away i suppose i am i loved — i say i received a dispatch this morning telling me that my little girl is dead he sat down and a moment later a woman who had just got on the train turned to a companion and said : gracious me,*jast look at that gruff old fellow i wouldn't have him speak to me for all the world arkansaw traveler the dome of the united states capi tol is 237 j.-2feet high the weight of the iron alone in the dome of the capi tol is 8,999,200 pounds terribh fi^ht in a sear pit phila iclphia dispatch 24th ult to t:,e xew fork lii-riilj tnere was a fierce fight among the bears at the zoological gardens this afternoon the battle lasting nearly one hour about a year ago the society was presented with i beautiful little black bear which had been captured in an unsettled portion of the state at the time of its presentation the animal was too young to be put in the pit with the other bear so it was placed in a cage adjoining the lion and tiger house day by day it grew larger and more beautiful it was the pet of the zloo last week headkeeper byrne came to the conclusion that it was old enough to affiliate with the other beasts it was named bessie and on monday ; last was placed in the pit with fiveoth ers of various specie all the brutes with the except inn of danger a big cruel looking grizzly took kindly to the new-comer and show ed it marked attention and it was not long before the dormant jealousy of the \ grizzly was aroused and he began to as j sume a threatening attitude this a.ternoon bessie being in an especial sportive mood playfully tapped i the grizily alongside of the head with her paw danger retaliated by knock ing bessie clear across the stony enclos ure and taking a piece out of her neck the taste and sight of blood so long de nied the grizzly seemed to infurate it to the utmost the black bear gave vent to cries of fear and pain and keeper george har rison wiio happened to be near by seiz a short iron bar and made a rush for the pit the visitors hearing the affrighted cries of the bear and rightly conjectur ing that something was amiss hurried after the intrepid keeper harrison who is a man of magnifi cent build entered the pit from the rear and sprang in the midst of the snarling snapping fighting brutes striking right and left thi crowd of men women andchild dren that hung over the iron railings gazed with pallid face3 down upon the combat which was being waged with fierce intensity frenzied with rage and bleeding from a score of ugly scratches the big griz zly bounded at the daring keeper and b ire him heavily to the floor oh my god he'll be torn to pieces shrieked a woman holding her hands before her eyes to shut out the scene of death that was momentarily expected concentrating all his powerful strength harrison struggled and re gained his feet the grizzly backed up by the other bears renewed the at tack come out or you'll be killed yelled a man harrison made no reply but taking a firmer hold dealt the nearest animal a blow on the head that sent it gyrat ing across the pit iii an instant the ix frenzied brutes closed around the keeper who fought with the strength of a maniac he handled the shaggy coated animals as if thev were puppies but excited to the highest tension they seemed not to feel the force of hi.s blows such a contest where the odds were so uneven c mid not last long harri son's terrific struggle began to tell on him and the bears were as savage in their attacks as ever and the spectators trembled with excitement a.t iiiis juncture heudueepsr byrne followed by keepers f rd shannon nd murphy arrived with stout club and entered the pit after a lively struggle often minutes duration the succeeded in subjugating the brutes stretched upon the stone floor i:s eyes covered with the film of death wits the body of bessie the other bears crouched in one corner and growl ed sullenly at their keepers harrison his clothing torn in strips and his face limbs and bosom indented and bloody from the claws of the brutes staggerod out of the pit to re ceive ni'mi , assistance said he to a herald correspondent : i've travelled with circuses for many years and had many encounters with animals but this one eclipses them all the eoad to wealth no man better understood this road than abraham lincoln and he:e is what he said about it in his first an nual message : there is no such re lation between capital and labor as as sumed nor is there any such thing : a a free man being fixed for life in the condition of a hired laborer both these assumptions are false and all in ferences from them are groundless many independent men everywhere in these state a few years back in their lives were hired laborers the pru dent penniless beginner in the world labors for wages for awhile saves a sur plus with which to buy tools or land for himself then labors on his own ac count for another while and at length hires another now beginner to help him this is the jus-t and generous system which opens the way to all gives help to all and consequently energy and progress and improvement of condition to all the most ordinary sombrero in the city of mexico costs about l while the most expensive ones range in price from £-"> ( » to s60o it co^ts money to be a dude in mexico how they do in dakota the way jeb halloway was outwitted 1>7 a gentleman from egypt land speculators do not always have it their own way here is a little yarn that may make commissioner sparks and henry george both feel good way oat in dakota there are whole conntiea with only a few hundred bona j fiile settlers i:i each therestof ti eland beinsj he'd by eastern speculators wait ing for the unfarned increment to ripe but the honest settler there lie has a habit of piling the taxes on land values and going in heavily i'.n internal improvements roads bridges school houses etc and the eastern speculator has to grin and bear nine-tenths of the burden a cute yankee named jeb hallo way had taken up the northeast quar ter of the south section range three west of what we will call skoopemin township in cleveland connty he erected a ten by twelve turf house find had the satisfaction of knowing it was the largest and only house in town one day he slipped over to the county seat and urged the county commission ers into appropriating 4,1 00 t build a four-room school house with a cupola took the contract to build it himself had his wife appointed schoelmarm at 40 a month to teach his seven tow headed stub-toed f and went home he built the school bouse and it was a daisy one day the business end of a cyclone played hob with jeb's - ■■! house and dropped it somewhere in manitoba halloway gathered his family together and camped on the ox cart for two weeks hen an idea struck him and he went behind the only tree in fifteen counties and kicked himself two hours later his wife was frying sausage in the school house and he was sitting on the front step in his stockingfeet he lived there for nearly ajrear one day a prairie schooner hove in sight and halted at the school house an enormous egyptian climbed out and unlimbered this ver an inn naw yonrn ?" naw then the confiding halloway him the whole story hit's the county school*us in credulously asked the stranger uhhuh n you uns don't pay no rent naw hank oh hani the stranger shouted jos onhiteh them raewels right thar \\ <• uns'll stop yer i reckon now neighbor which haift of the seh ■fus'll y.ui taker i ain'1 pertiekw ih q sarter seciiou s right yaw halloway looked dubious u th strangei had eight strapping big boys two bulldogs and looked dangerous so he quietly succumbed then the egyptian insisted that the school should be kept and all eighl of his hoys wanted to go in ten days hallo way was glad to compromise and divide the teacher's salary and inside of a month thev were both over at the counh seat trying to have the school graded und an assistant tea her appointed washington ( rifle how to cut a eottle a correspondent of the cheiuidt and druggist in describing how to make a percolator men inns the following method of cutting a buttle put [].<• bottle on a level foundation and fill up with oil ( 1 use linseed oil \:<\\\£ able to use it in paint-making afterwards as farasyou wish the line of separation to be next l r et a rod of iron as long as possible but small enough to go into the mouth of the bottle slake the iron almost white hot and dip il into the oil in a very short time a crack will be heard when the iron can be take and the bottle will be found as nea . cut as if with a diamond covr ztot giving down hilt fhe hal : vv8 have of holding up the milk is n difficult one to over come mr i b arm 11 accounts for thishabii by ii fol lowing explanation it consists in shortening the time of relaxation of the cords controlling the valves to the i rvoirs holding the milk e are distributed through the adder itml there are sev eral eireumstan 3 whi h tend to make n c w shorten this relaxation hough treatment k,i,d . are i •.. i y them the longation or the r ■!.;:■. .:-, i ;:;■,■..■; mfori ami quiet tude together with the relief afford ed by the flow of milk the best way according to the au thority quoted from is to avoid all oc casion of disturbance and observe those which promote pleasure and quiet for the cow and to milk as rapidly aa pos sible consistent with comfort with a view to getting the milk before the letting down ceases milking rapid ly does not mean jerking sharply or moving with hasty or irregular motions in the presence of the i-ow such a course would attract the very thing aimed at the motion of the milker should not be such aa to attract her suspicions they should be deliberate and cool but when set down to the niilkii be allowed to in terrupt or retard the work this will induce continua ; down by giv ing relief to the udder the milker should bear constantly in mind the thai the letting down is short and that every moment should be availed of to the best advantage when the milk ceases to flow the milking should stop at once whether the milk is all out or not there is no use in hang ing on after il stops coming as this only cultivates and confirms the habit of holding back to give a cow the least possible occasion for holding back her milk is the best way to prevent her forming such a habit and the mi rest and readies w to make her forget it after it has deen formed to break up the objectionable habit let the milking be quick but easy and regular ml i id ' ■!■■interesting cxire of insanity a.n interesting instance of lighting insanit by insanity has recently been noticed among the blackwelps island patients two lunatics had been re ceived who were disposed to commit suicide in addition each possessed a special delusion one to the effect that he was a cow the other that his head was an iron ball and was to be rolled along the floor they carried these be ■;•■!- into action one striking his head against the padded walls of his cell the other r lh:ig his head and of course his body with it along the floor the two pa tii its were pi iced together and each was privately informed of the other's weaknesses ami warned to watch his companion to prevent him taking his own life thus each had a charge in the other 1 hi ir vigilance was un ceasing each supposed himself per v sane and this lielief was accom ■; by c tnsiderable scorn for the other's weakness of intellect and ac company . i . gradually un der the infl tern e of this treatment the patients were observed to improve to have their atti ntion centered on definite duty and on objects external to them selves proved i i ■:..■t r their diseased minds :.: . lly a complete cure was i •:'.'■cted and they received their discharge from the asylum — scientific ann • — i is said thai in portland me there is ii m ■:: •■• ith . false nose a glass eye but three '.'.:.. i - and one thumb one ear false teeth false hair and a cork leg for all this he is the 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Professor Andrew Van de Ven, the Vernon H. Heath Chair of Organizational Innovation and Change, will be the keynote speaker at the European Academy of Management (EURAM) 2011 Annual Conference in Tallinn, Estonia. The theme of the 11th annual EURAM Conference is management culture in the 21st century.
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International R&B superstar, Trey Songz, brings the Chapter V World Tour to Hampton Coliseum on Saturday, December 15 at 8 pm. Special guests will include Miguel and Elle Varner.
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FORT MYERS, Fla. -- In an intriguing glimpse at what could be coming to Fenway Park sometime soon, perhaps even at some point in 2014, Anthony Ranaudo treated the fans at JetBlue Park to a 24-pitch display of dominance on Friday afternoon.
Touted as one of the many young guns in the Red Sox's farm system, Ranaudo might be the one who is closest to making an impact at the Major League level.
FORT MYERS, Fla. -- In an intriguing glimpse at what could be coming to Fenway Park sometime soon, perhaps even at some point in 2014, Anthony Ranaudo treated the fans at JetBlue Park to a 24-pitch display of dominance on Friday afternoon.
Touted as one of the many young guns in the Red Sox's farm system, Ranaudo might be the one who is closest to making an impact at the Major League level.
Of the six batters Ranaudo faced in his Spring Training debut, none made hard contact.
There were four strikeouts and two soft tappers back to the box. If you hadn't guessed, the 24-year-old Ranaudo is a power pitcher.
"I was just going out there and trying to be aggressive," said Ranaudo. "[I was] just trying to fill up the zone. Especially being a starting pitcher, get the flow of the game going, so I was trying to be aggressive with my fastball. I was able to go side-to-side. I wasn't down in the zone as much as I'd like, but overall it went pretty well."
For a team that won the World Series last year, it's pretty exciting to know that an arm like Ranaudo should be on the way.
"He's awesome," said third baseman Will Middlebrooks. "I played with him a little when I was in Pawtucket last year. He fills up the zone, but at the same time, he's got really good stuff. I'm excited to see how it pans out."
Ranaudo, who is ranked the Red Sox's No. 6 prospect, has always seemed destined to be an upper-echelon pitcher, but health problems derailed his progress in college, and in the Minors.
Heading into 2010, Ranaudo was considered by most of the expert publications to be the top college prospect. But bothered by elbow woes, he posted a 7.32 ERA in that final season at LSU, which paved the way for the Red Sox to be able to pick him with the 39th pick in the First-Year Player Draft that year.
After a decent enough opening season in Boston's farm system, Ranaudo again got derailed by injuries in 2012 -- first a groin and then a tired shoulder -- putting up a 6.69 ERA in his nine starts for Double-A Portland.
Last year, however, Ranaudo was decidedly healthy -- and it showed. In a season that started at Double-A Portland and ended in Triple-A Pawtucket, Ranaudo went 11-5 with a 2.96 ERA, notching 127 strikeouts in 140 innings.
Ranaudo not only looks healthy, but at 6-foot-7 and 230 pounds, he has that sturdy pitchers' body that just might keep him that way.
"He added some size, he added some strength prior to last season," manager John Farrell said. "Whether that's the direct result of staying healthy, that's debatable. The fact is he put a full Minor League season under his belt. Just the way he's been walking around here, he's not been in awe of the situation. He's not been intimidated by anything. I think that's a continued growth and confidence for him.
"As far as profiling and looking at the physical package, he's got everything you're looking for in a starting pitcher with power stuff, with the ability to pitch innings. It's hard at this point to begin to either put him in a category or compare him to anyone else, but he's a very good prospect."
Ranaudo's biggest challenge Friday was just to harness his emotions.
"There was definitely some adrenaline there," Ranaudo said. "I think all the older guys kept the situation light for me. I had a lot of fun when I was going out there. That's the approach I took. I was just trying to have fun with it and get that first one under my belt."
Yes, just a first step, albeit a solid one.
"I thought he was impressive," said Farrell. "Three pitches for strikes. He was aggressive through the strike zone, and when he leveraged his fastball downhill, he was able to generate some swing and miss. An impressive two innings of work today for his first outing here."
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"I think if you asked him, he wasn't hitting his spots and working down like he wants to, but I think a lot of that has to do with first-time adrenaline," said catcher David Ross. "But he moved a fastball in and out really well, struck some guys out, pitched with his fastball. That's one of the things you're looking for early on in spring. Even the veteran guys are trying to pitch their fastball and let the breaking stuff come. I was very impressed with Anthony, he did a great job."
Just like Henry Owens and Matt Barnes, two other arms who have generated buzz in Boston's farm system, this is the first Major League camp for Ranaudo.
"There's a lot of things I expect from myself, but the first thing is to try to learn as much from some of the older guys when I'm around them right now, just go out there and take it day by day, just like I've done the last couple of years," Ranaudo said. "I know that I had a little hiccup in 2012 with some injuries and stuff like that, but that's the approach I've taken so far. Overall, other than 2012, I've been pretty pleased with how the progression is going."
Where last year Ranaudo was just trying to get his feet back on the ground, he is able to make a lot of headway with mechanics these days.
"I think one of the things that has made a pretty big impact on him is the increased tempo inside his delivery," said Farrell. "It has allowed him to get his release point consistently with all three of the pitches mentioned."
Already, Ranaudo exudes the type confidence required to succeed against the best competition.
Was he surprised at how he fared in his first performance against Major League hitters?
"That's what I'm going for every time I go out there -- either swing and misses or weak contact or getting outs," Ranaudo said. "I don't like to use the word surprised, but I guess maybe in that context, some of them were up in the zone, but it felt good to get those swing-and-misses, for sure."
Ian Browne is a reporter for MLB.com. Read his blog, Brownie Points, and follow him on Twitter @IanMBrowne.


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You know, what is it with the bullying, anyway? I had a very damaging first several years in the Adventist school- and it never really was wholly better - but when I finally left for a larger school, I was at least able to choose my own friends and get away from the people that I was sort of forced to be friends with.
My children go to a small public school- very similar in size to my SDA elementary school- and they just do not tolerate bullying there at all. The teachers are on it- and it doesn't matter who's child is doing the bullying- they ensure it stops.
In my old elementary school, it all had a lot to do with your parents standing in the church. If you were from a newbie family like mine, without a lot of financial resources- well, you were screwed.
I'm going to ditto Dustin here...nail on the head. Parents standing in the church had a lot to do with how you were treated in school. I remember being late to school almost every day, crying and begging my mom not to make me go in. It's kind of ironic that I was lucky to have parents who chose to home school me after that. (Obviously, my home school education was very religious.)
When they tried to send me back to the SDA school after I'd been in home school, they realized just how very deficient the education was there and I went back home for a few more years. After that I don't think they even considered the SDA elementary school again and when I wanted socialization they put me in public school. It wasn't until high school that I went back to an SDA school.
Speaking of which, did anyone here go to WWVA?
" where my social development was completely destroyed by the kind of constant intense bullying that you usually only hear about because it drove the victim to shoot up the school or commit suicide. All of this while the teachers and principal did jack shit"
Holy crap man, sorry to hear that. It sounds like we had a similar childhood in some ways. I was bullied non-stop for much of my 8 years in SDA church school. Constantly picked on, beat up and excluded. Even the younger kids would join in at the prompting of the older ones. To be singled out like that on a daily basis is hell.
When there have been school shootings in the news in recent years, I feel horrible for the victims' families. But I also can't help but wonder what the shooters had been through. I think we all have a breaking point before we do something extreme to change our situation. I look back and feel grateful that somehow things ended differently for me. I just made myself throw up so that I could say home sick when it got to be too much.
I'm glad you made it through that shit Dustin. I've enjoyed your web page, your hosting Chariots of Iron, and of course your posts on here.
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Finally, my favorite post of the week!
Every Sunday morning I take some of the photos that you have uploaded to the Single Dad Laughing Facebook wall, and I post them here.
I love This is Beautiful You because it gives me (and everyone else) an incredible glimpse of who we all are. It puts a face on the awesome people coming here. It gives us a beautiful idea of the uniqueness and diversity of the community here at SDL. And, more than anything, it shows all of us just how beautiful we each really are.
Thank you for sharing a small part of yourselves. It's my honor to put the spotlight on you today. This is beautiful you.
If you'd like to send in photos to be considered for a future "This is beautiful you" and other future blog posts, please post them on the Facebook wall (we need lots more!). Only upload photos that you don't mind me using, and that you have the rights to. The photos can be of yourself, or you with anybody that you love or are close to (kids, friends, significant others, parents, siblings, whoever!).
I wish I could post them all today. If your photo didn't make it, check back over the next few months! The picking process is 100% random.
Dan Pearce, Single Dad Laughing


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