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HENRY J. COGGESHALL (Rep.)"of Waterville.
Mr. C. was born at Waterville, Oneida county, N.Il.,
April 28, 1845. His early education was obtained ai
the seminary in his native village, from which he
graduated in 1862. Soon after his graduation he began
the study of law with E. H. Lamb. Esq. . at ^^ ater-
ville. was admitted to the bar in 1866, and has since
practiced law in Waterville. He was Assistant
District-Attorney of Oneida countj', 1869-'72: and
County Clerk, 1879-"82. He possesses wide repute as
a speaker and lecturer. He was a member of Assem-
bly in 1873, serving on the Committees on Judiciary
and Manufacture of Salt ; and was elected to the Sen-
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Evening Journal Almanac, 1885.
ate by a plurality of 1,985, his opponents being Thos.
E. Kinney (Dem.) and Moses E. Dunham (Gr. ) The
Democratic plurality In ISSl was 794. In the Assem-
bly of 1873, he was an earnest advocate of the act
making the 30th of May a legal holiday.
T went} -third District.
(Counties of Herkimer, Madison and Otsego. Popu-
lation, 133,997.)
ANDREW DAVIDSON (Rep. ), of Cooperstown.
Mr. D. was born at Marebottle, Roxburyshire, Scot-
land, February 12, 1840, and came to this country with
his parents in 1846. His grandfather was one of the
" Border Poets " of Scotland, and published several
editions of his works. He was educated at the dis-
trict schools and Cooperstown Seminary, 1860-'62.
He was formerly a teacher, a merchant lor four years,
and a lawyer from 1873 until 1874, when he purchased
one-half interest in the Otsego Republican, of which
he is now editor. He enlisted in Co. E, 121st N. Y,
A^ols., in August, 1862, as a private, and was promoted
to Sergeant and Sergeant-Major in 1863, In Feb-
ruary, 1864, he was commissioned First Lieutenant
in the 30th U. S. Colored Troops ; and in April, 1864,
he was appointed Adjutant of the.Regiment. 'He was
aide-de-camp on the staff of Gen. Dele van Bates, and
subsequently Acting Adjutant-General, with rank of
Captain, on the staff of Gen. Paine, commanding the
Eastern District of North Carolina. He was engaged
in the battles of Crampton's Gap, Salem Heights,
Rappahannock Station, Fredericksburg, Mine Run,
Petersburg, Petersburg Mine Explosion, Hatcher's
Run. Fort Fisher, N. C, and Sugar Loaf Hill, N. C.
He was wounded through both legs at Salem Heights,
May 3, 1863, Jn the hand at Hatcher's Run, and in the
face at Petersburg mine explosion. He has always
been a Republican ; was Chairman of the Republican
County Committee, 1875-83, and was elected to the
Senate by a plurality of 248, his opponents being
Clinton Beckwith (Dem.) and Joseph W. Bruce
(Gr. ) The Republican plurality in 1881 was 3,199.
Twenty-fourth District.
(Counties of Broome, Chenango and Delaware.
Population, 129,999. )
EDWARD B. THOMAS (Rep.), of Norwich, Che-
nango county. Mr. T. was born at Cortland, Cort-
land county, N. Y., August 4, 1848; educated at
Cortlaud Academy, 1865, and Yale College, 1866-70 ;
was admitted to the bar in 1870, and has since prac-
ticed the legal profession. He was a member of the
last Senate, serving on the Committees on Judiciary,
Miscellaneous Corporations, Public Buildings and
Joint Library, and was re-elected by a majority of
2,808 over John Rankin (Dem.) His plurality in
1881 was 4,157.
Twenty-fifth District.
(Counties of Cortland and Onondaga. Population,
DENNIS MCCARTHY (Rep.), of SjTacuse. Mr.
M. was born in Syracuse, March 19, 1814. His father
came from Blarney Castle, Ireland, and his mother
from Plymouth Rock, Mass. He received a com-
mon school and academic education, the latter at
Onondaga Academy and Yates Polytechnic Insti-
tute: has been engaged in the manufacture of salt,
and is now in mercantile business. He was formerly
a Free Soil Democrat; was a member of the Fortieth
Congress, in which he served on the VV'ays and
Means Committee, and advocated a tariff for the
protection of American industry ; member of
Assembly in 1846, and Mayor of Syracuse in 1853.
He was elected to the Senate of 1876, '77, by a plu-
rality of 3,397.serving as Chairman of the Commit-
tees on Literature and Privileges and Elections, and
member of Finance. In the Senate of 1878, '79, to
which he was elected by a plurality of 3,574, he
served as Chairman of the Committee on Canals,
and member of Finance and Cities. He was elected
to the Senate of 1880, '81, bv a plurality of 5,953, serv-
ing as Chairman of Finance, and member of Canal
and Salt, and. to that of 1882, '83, by a plurality o
3,417, serving on the Committees on Finance, Cities
Canals and Manufacture of Salt. He was elected td
the present Senate by a plurality of 1,606, his oppo
nents being Milton H. Northrup (Dem.) and Wilfre-
W. Porter (Gr.) He was chosen President pro tern
pore by the Republican majority, and on the acces
sion of Lieutenant-Governor Hill to the Governor
ship became President of the Senate. |
Twenty-sixth District. '
(Counties of Cavuga, Seneca, Tioga and Tompkinsj
Population, 1.53,171.) ^
EDWARD S. ESTY (Rep.), of Ithaca, Tompkins/ ,
county. Mr. E. was born at Ithaca, July 17, 1824..
His paternal grandmother was Sally Winslow Wil J
lianis, a direct descendant of Pilgrim ancestry!
His paternal grandfather came from the Estys oi
Salem, Mass. His mother was of Holland descent
and came from New Brunswick, N. J. He was edu '
cated in the academy and schools at Ithaca. Beside'^
being engaged in farming, he is a member of tht>
firm of E. S. Esty & Sons, operating extensive tan
neries at Ithaca, and is Vice-President of the Firt. .
National Bank of Ithaca, of which he was one of th.
original incorporators. He has been for several yeiii I
a trustee of the Cornell Library, has been Presi
dent of the Ithaca Board of Education since the e
tablishment of the present gi-aded school systen.i
and the recent erection of a high school edifice ats \
cost of $50,000 was mainly at his suggestion. He wj!
also a trustee and treasurer of the old Ithaca Acaci
emy, and was the first chief engineer of the Itha^
fire department in its present fomi, and framed thV
laws by which it is governed. In politics he wa;;
formerly an old line Whig, but he has been a Repubij
lican since the party was organized. He was a men |i[
ber of the Assembly in 1858, to which he was elect^ 11
on a local issue arising out of the flooding of the v. Ijj
lage of Ithaca by the [aqueduct bridges at the outl v}
of Cayuga lake, and he succeeded in securing tl .-
passage of an act stipulating on the part of the Stai I ■
that the M'ater of the lakes should be raised no high^ |> j
by reason of any public works across the outlet, an V\
providing for an appropriation of |30,000for that pi'' ^■
pose, which sum was squandered, however, in u^
balanced bids. This was the onlj' appropriation :
the year which passed both houses without a di
senting vote. In that Assembly Mr. Esty incurrtl
the ill win of the Speaker, and his only commit t si
designation was on the Committee on Grievancfi I
but during the session he was placed on some seled
committees, among which was the committee to i/
vestigate the affairs of the Commissioners of Eni'j ^
gration, which held over and reported to the r\eh
legislature. He was elected to the Senate by a pu
rality of 1,.590, his opponents being Josiah T. Milj:
(Dem.) and Thomas Jones (Gr.) The Republic)
plurality in 1881 was 4,270.
Twenty-Seventh District.
and Steube
(Counties of Allegany. Chemung
Population, 157,523.)
J. SLOAT FASSETT (Rep.), of Elmira. Mr.
was born in Elmira, November 13, 1853. He w
educated at the Grammar and High School of !^
mira, and Rochester University, 1871-'75, taking t
senior prize for the best essay. He is a lawyer, ai
was appointed District-Attorney of Chemung coun
in 1879, in plate of A. Robertson, resigned, a',
served one yean He is also a trustee of Cook Aca
emy and Secretary of the Board of Trustees of \
mira College. He was elected to the Senate bji
plurality of 2,301, his opponents being George Far
ham (Dem.), Alonzo H. Lewis (<ir.) and Daniel .
Sill (Pro.) The Republican plurality in 1881 Wg^
3,651. Mr. F. 's majority in Chemung county, whiv-t
is usually 200 to 300 Democratic, was 1,114. He rfei
ahead of the State ticket in the entire district, m,
withstanding the large Prohibition vote. 'i
Evening Journal Almanac, 1885.
L. V Twenty-eighth District.
A'V'ities of Ontario, Schuyler, Wayne and Yates.
Te *> Population, 136, 226 J
THOMAS ROBINSON (Rep. ), of Clyde, Wayne
f ounty. Mr. R. was born in Rose, Wayne county,
fi. Y., December 14, 1S37. He was educated at Red
Oreek Union Academy and Falley Seminary, lS56-'59.
He was formerly a teacher, and is now a lawyer, and
was School Commissioner from January 1, 1661, until
1369. He has always been a Republican, and was
(elected to the Senate by a majority of 2,693 over
Wm. C. Sworts (Dem.) The Republican plurality
in 1881 was 5,123.
Twenty-ulnth District.
i r'ounties of Monroe and Orleans. Population,
^^HARLES S BAKER(Rep.). of Rochester. Mr.
ii^was born in ChurchvUle, Monroe county, Febru-
iC; 18,1839. His father, James Baker, came from
H-Q/land in 1830, and his mother was a native of
>K(31sdale, Columbia county. He was educated at
aJispiict schools and at home, at Gary Collegiate
{Seminary, Genesee county, and at Genesee Wesleyan
eminary, Lima. He was formerly a teacher in
[Common schools ; was admitted to the bar December
1860, and is a lawj'er. He has alwaj's been a Re-
ublican ; was three years a member of the Monroe
ounty Board of Supeiwisors, and two years a mem-
er of the Rochester Board of Education, being its
resident the second year. He enlisted at the open-
ng of the war of rebellion ; was commissioned First
" ieutenant of Company E, 27th Regiment, N. Y.
ols.. Col. H. W. Slocum, May 21, 1861, and par-
icipated in the First Bull Run battle, but was dis-
bled from further service by hernia, and resigned
larch 12, 1862. He was a member of Assembly in
S79, serving as Chairman of the Committee on
'rivileges and Elections, and member of Insurance
■ <iid the Special Committee on Railroads ; in 1880,
i^-Tving as Chairman of Insurance and member of
Jities, Civil Divisions and Special Committee on
_ iailroads ; and in 1882, serving on the Committee on
\llailroads. He was elected to the Senate by a plu-
rality of 1,846, his opponents being William H. Ben-
; Umin (Dem.) and William B. Hunt (Gr.) The Re-
vublican plurality in 1881 was 232.
' Tliirtletli District.
ounties of Genesee, Livingston, Niagara and Wy-
oming. Population, 153.614.)
TIMOTHY EDWXRDS ELLSWORTH (Rep.), of
, ,ockport. Mr. E. was born at East Windsor, Hart-
■ ,t<rd county, Conn., September 21, 1836, andis of New
jpglani ancestr.v, his father from Connecticut, and
>,is mother from Rhode Island. He was educated
L;. Rochester University, graduating in 1857; was
qimitted to the bar in 1858, and has since practiced
I' ' w. He was United States Collector of Customs at
'::;uspension Bridge, N. Y. , from 1870 to 1878. In the
ummer of 1861 he raised a company of volunteers
t Lockport and became its Captain. It was at-
iched to the Seventh Regiment, New York Volun-
_ 'er Cavalry, and was disbanded in the spring of 1862,
•,[e continued in the army as additional aide-de-
^mp with rank of Captain and Major by brevet,
lentil September, 1865, when he was discharged. He
l,as at the Chancellorsville and Gettysburg battles,
(n the staff of Gen. Jam^s S. Wadsworth, and after
that oflacer's death he served under the orders of
the Adjutant-General of thfe army on detached duty.
He was a member of the last Senate, serving on the
Committees on Judiciary, Commerce and Navigation
and Militia ; and was re-elected by a plurality of
3,661, his opponents being Frank H. Martin (Dem.)
and William W. Porter (Gr.^ His plurality in 1881
was 4,175.
Thirty-first District.
(County of Erie. Population, 199,570.)
ROBERT C. TITUS (Dem.), of Buffalo. Mr. T.
was born at Eden, Erie county, October 24, 1839 ; was
educated in common schools, and at Oberlin College,
Ohio, 1859, '60 ; is a lawyer ; has always been a Dem-
ocrat; was District- Attorney, 1878-'80; member of the
Erie Jioard of Supervisors four years ; and Special
Deputy County Clerk, 1865, '66. He served in the
war of the Rebellion as Captain in the Ninety-eighth
Regiment, N. G., being called into service August
10, 1864, and discharged Decembei 22, 1864. He was
a member of the last Senate, serving as Chairman
of the Committees on Manufactures and Poor Laws,
and member of Canals, Insurance and Agriculture,
and was re-elected by a plurality of 923, his oppo-
nents being Daniel H. McMillan (Rep.) and H. C.
White (Gr. ) His plurality in 1881 was 5,588.
Tliirty-second District.
(Counties of Cattaraugus and Chautauqua. Popu-
lation, 113,346.)
COMMODORE P. VEDDER (Rep.), of Ellicott-
ville. Mr. V was born at Ellicottville, February
23, 1838. He attended the Springville Academy,
1859-'61; is a lawyer and has been a farmer, sailor,
schoolmaster and soldier. He was a Democrat until
the tiring upon Fort Sumter ; enlisted as a private in
the 154th N. Y. Vols., in August. 1862; remained
therein until the close of the war ; promoted 1st
Lieutenant, Captain.and Brevet-Major, U. S. A., for
gallant and meritorious services at Lookout Moun-
tain, and Lieut. -Col. for gallant conduct in the cam-
paign to Atlanta. He was in the battles of Chan-
cellorsville, Wauhatchie, Lookout Valley, Lookout
Mountain or Chattanooga, Rocky-faced Ridge, Siege
of Savannah, with Sherman in his march to the sea,
and through the Carolinas and Bentonville, and also
served two weeks in Libby prison. He was Register
in Bankruptcy from 1867 to 1675, when he resigned;
was Assessor of Internal Revenue from May 10,
1869. until May 4, 1871 ; was a member of the As-
sembly in 1872, '73, '74, '75, serving the first year on
the Committees on Judiciary and Two-thirds and
Three- Fifths Bills, and Chairman of the Committee
to dratt Articles of Impeachment against Judge
Barnard, acting as manager of the subsequent trial
of that official. In 1873 he was Chairman of Civil
Divisions and member of Judiciary. In 1874, he
was Chairman of Privileges and Elections and Local
and Special Laws, and member of Judiciary and
Canals. In 1875, he was a member of Judiciary and
Indian Affairs. He was appointed State Assessor
March 9, 1680, and served until March, 1883. Was a
member of the Senate in 1876, 77. serving as Chair-
man of Indian Affairs and Internal Affairs of Towns
and Counties, and member of State Prisons ; and
was elected to the present Senate by a plurality of
3,708, his opponents being Chas. E. Weeks (Dem.)
and Samuel Merrick (Gr.) The Republican plu-
rality in 1881 was .^,554,
Republicans 19
Democi-ats , 10
Tammany Democrats 3
Total = , 32
Evening Journal Aliianac, 1885.
The Assembly consists of 128 Members, elected annually by single districts. Each county has at least
one Member. They receive a compensation of $1,500 per annum, and also $1 for every ten miles traveled
in going to or returning from the place of meeting once In each session. In case they serve as managers of
an impeachment, they are entitled to an allowance of $10 per diem additional. Their officers are chosen at
the opening of the session.
GEORGE Z. ERWIN, of St, Lawrence (Rep.), Speaker.
CHARLES A CHICKERING, of Lewis (Rep.), Clerk. HENRY E. ABELL, (Rep.), Assistant Clerk.
EDWARD H. TALBOTT of Essex (Rep.). Sergeant-at-Arms.
EMORY P. CLOSE, of Erie (Rep.), Stenographer. MICHAEL MAHER, of Orange (Rep.), Doorkeeper.
Albany County.
Population, in 1865, 115,524 ; in 1875, 147,530.
1st District. (1st, 2d, 3d and 15th wards of the city
of Albany, and towns of Bethlehem, Berne, Coey-
mans. Rensselaerville and Westerlo.) STEPHEN
H. NILES (,Dem.), of Coeymans. Mr. N. was born
at Coeymans, Mav 29, 1843 ; educated by Prof. An-
thony of Albany, N. Y., and Prof. McKeis of Coey-
mans ; was formerly engaged in freighting between
New Baltimore and New York, and is now in the
coal and lumber business at Coeymans. He was
elected to the Assembly by a plurality of 1.154*, his
opponents being John J. Hopkins (Rep.). George E.
Shultes (Pro.) and Van Deuseu (Gr.) The Repub-
lican majority in 1S83 was 401.
2d District. (10th, 11th, 14th, 16th and 17th wards
of the citv of Albany, and towns of Guilderland,
Knox and New Scotland. ) LANSING HOT ALINGf
(Rep), of Albany (74 State street). Mr. H. was
born in Albanv, April 17, 1839. He attended the pub-
lic schools at Albany, the Seminary at Charlotteville,
N. Y., and graduated at the State Normal School in
the class of 1856. He commenced the study of the
law in the office of Hon. 0. M. Hungerford, at Al-
bans', in September, 1857, and was admitted to the
bar at the General Term held at Albany in May, 1859
He remained in the office of Mr. Hungerford until
Januarv 1, 1861, when he entered into partnership
with Mr. Hungerford, continuing in that relation
till the present time, the firm having removed in
1863 to their present offices. He was elected District
Attorney of Albany county in 1877 by a majority of
over 1,200. He has been a director of the Albany
County Bank and trustee of the Albany County Sav-
ings Bank since 1875. He was elected to the Assem-
bly by a plurality of 1,727, his opponents being Fran-
cis Freckleton (Dem. ) and Sanford Albright (Pro. )
The Republican majority in 18^3 was 709, He was
never a candidate for any office except as above
until his election to the present Assembly, and was
agreed upon as a candidate for that place on Satur-
day preceding the election, when the two republi-
can candidates then running in his district with-
3d District. (4th, 5th, 6th, 7th, 12th, 13th and
part of the 9th ward of the city of Albany.) PAT-
RICK MURRAY (Dem.), of Albany (176 Orange
street). Mr, M. was born in Ireland, March 17,
1840 ; educated in the public schools of Albany, and
is a builder. He served one hundred days in the
army, during the war, with the 25th Regiment, N.
G. S. N- Y., but was engaged in no battles. He was
elected to the Assembly by a plurality of , his op-
ponents being Michael J. Fenton (Rep.), Wm. H.
Coughlin (Gr.) and George A. Kerr (Pro.) The
Democratic majority in 1883 was 1,105.
4th District. (Part of the 9th ward of the city of
Albany, city of Cohoes, and town of Watervliet.)
TERENCE IGNATIUS HARDIN (Dem.), of
West Trov. Mr. H. was born at West Troy, De-
cember 5, 1852 ; educated at the public schools of
Troy and West Troy; was formerly a clerk, and is
now an editor. He is also clerk in the United States
Arsenal at West Troy. He has always been a Dem-
* The full vote for Members of Assembly i3 given
on pages 82, 8^.
ocrat, and was elected to the Assembly by a plural-
ity of 596, his opponents being James Forsyth, jr.
(Rep.), who was elected to the last House by a plu-
rality of 28, John McCreary (People's) and David
White (Pro.)
Allegany County.
Population, in 1865, 40,285; in 1875, 41,271.
WILLIAM ROBERT McEWEN (Rep.), of Wells-
ville, Mr, M. was born at Mumford, Monroe
county, N. Y., May 30, 1851, of Scotch and Scotch-
Irish ancestry ; educated at the common schools,
and is a manufacturer. He has always been a Re-
publican; was Trustee of the village of Wellsville
one vear, and Supervisor of the town of Wellsville
in 1880, '81 . He was elected to the Assembly by a
plurality of 3,582, his opponents being Seth H. Tracy
(Dem.), A. J. Appleby (Pro.) and J. B. Bradley
(Gr.) The Republican plurality in 1883 was 1,405.
Broome County.
Population, in 1865, 35,933 ; in 1875, 47,913.
WILLIAM H. OLIN (Rep.), of Binghamton.
Mr, 0. was born at Laurens, Otsego county, N. Y.,
January 5, 1821 ; educated at the common schools of
Laurens, and Oneida Conference Seminary ; was for-
merly a lawyer and teacher, being admitted to the bar
at the July term, 1844. He entered the ministry in
1851, Joining the Oneida Annual Conference ; and is
now a member of the Wyoming Annual Conference.
He represented the Oneida Conference at the General
Conferencesof 1860, '64 and '68, and the Wyoming Con-
ference at the General Conferences of 1872, '76, '80 and
'84 ; served on the General Missionary Committee
from 1868 to 1872, and from 1880 to 1884: is now a
member of the Book Committee of the M. E.
Church, Trustee of Syracuse University, and Pre-
siding Elder of the Binghamton District. He was a
Whig until 1856, and has since been a Republican ;
was a member of the last House, serving on the
Committees on Internal Affairs, Charitable and Re-
ligious Societies, State Charitable Institutions and
Special Committee to investigate the Utica Limatic
Asylum ; and was re-elected by a plurality of 1,107
his opponents being Benlamin N. Loomis (Dem.)
and Thomas Owen (Pro.) His majority in 1883
was 350.
Cattaraugus County.
Population, 1865, 42,205 ; In 1875, 48,477.
1st District. (Towns of Allegany, Ashford, Elli-
cottsville, Farmersville, Franklinville, Freedom,
Hinsdale, Humphrey, Ischua, Lyndon, Machias,
Clean, Portsville and Yorkshire.) FREDERICK
WILLIAM KRUSE (Rep.), of Clean. Mr. K. was
born in Germany, June 25,' 1852, and came to tb-'-^
country in 1853, with his parents, who settled nf"<^
Buffalo, N. Y,, where he lived until he was thlrtel,^'-
years of age. He then left home, working on a fa|^i-
summers and going to school winters, until 18{' ^
when he had earned money enough to enter t^-
Griffith Institute at Springville, N. Y. He attenof .
this school winters until 1874, when he commenia?
to study law. He was admitted to the bar In Ijl-n
and has since practiced law, having been in partrjir
ship with A. J, Knight, Esq.. at Arcade, N. Y ,}■
the past three years. He has been Clerk and Ati
ney of the village of Glean since 1881. He wa.
Evening Journal Almanac, 1885.
I menaber of thelast House,serving on the Committers
on General Laws, Federal Relations, Afifairs of A'il-
lages and the Special Armory Investigating Com-
mittee ; and was re-elected by a plurality of 330, his
opponents bemg Wm. A, Dav (Dem.), ^Nathan F.
Weed (Pro.) and Jesse E. K. Button (Gr.) His
plurality in 1883 was 458.
2d Distriot. (Towns of Carrollton, CoM Spring,
Conewango, Dayton, East Otto, Great Valley. Leon,
Little Valley, Mansfield. Napoli, NfW Albion, Otto,
Perrysburgh, Persia, Randolph, Red House, Sala-
manca and South Valley.) EUGENE A. NASH
(Rep.), of Little Valley. Mr. N. was born at Han-
over, Chautauqua countj% N. Y., March 28, 1837, and
is of English ancestry on his father's and Scotch on
his mother's side. He was graduated at Albion Acad-
emy, 1858, Alfred University, 1860, and Albany Law
School, 1861, and is a lawyer; was formerly a farmer,
and was a teacher of common school two terms, and
Albion (Wis.) Academy, one year. He has always
been a Republican, and served twelve terms in the
Cattaraugus Board of Supervisors, and one term as
County Clerk, 1874-'76. He enlisted in the 44th Regi-
ment, N. Y. Vols., Aug. 8, 1861. was promoted to
Second Lieutenant, then Captain and Adjutant, and
afterward commissioned Lieutenant-Colonel of U.
S. Colored Troops. He served three years, partici-
pating with the Army of the Potomac in the follow-
ing battles : Big Bethel, Siege of Yorktown"Hanover
Court House, White Oak Swamp. Malvern, second
Bull Run, Antietam, Shepherdstown Ford, Fred-
ericksburg, Chancellorsville, (Gettysburg, Jones Cross
Roads, Williamsburgh, Rappahannock Station, Mine
Run, Wilderness, Laurel Hill, Spotsylvania, North
Anna, and Bethesda Church, being wounded at Bull
Run and Bethesda Church. He was a member of the
last House, serving as Chairman of the Committee
on Indian Affairs, and member of Judiciary and
Militia; and was re-elected by a plurality of 884, his
opponents being David N. Brown (Dem.), Silas C.
Hall (Pro.) and D. S. Swan (Gr.) His plurality in
1883 was 221.
Cayuga County.
Population, in 1865, 55,730 ; in 1875, 61,213.
1st District. (Towns of Brutu'?, Cato, Conquest,
Ira, Mentz, Montezuma, Sennett, Sterling, Throop,
and Vlctorv, and the 1st, 2d, 5th, Gth and 10th wards
of Auburn.) WILLOUGHBY B. PRIDDY (Rep.),
of Spring Lake. Mr. P. was born at Westford, Ot-
sego county, N. Y., December 21, 1835. His father
was a Methodist minister, in straitened circum-
stances, a native of England. He was educated at
the district schools and by his own efforts at home;
attended the New York Central College at McGraw-
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Discussion in 'BlackHat Lounge' started by Lex Leto, Nov 19, 2009.
I roflcoptered.
I hate digital point. By far the worst forum ever.
Is digital point a shitty forum?
This already was few days ago, I wasn't surprised as this is true
Without being flamed too much, there are worse forums, but still yea it's shit. lol
They seem to rotate them.. I still get the harro is sexy one but also get he digital point one sometimes as well...
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Runaway Prophet - Jonah (Study Guide)
by Jeremiah, David•
Thomas Nelson 1998
In this fascinating study of Jonah, Dr. Jeremiah explains the four miracles God uses to gradually peel back the layers from the heart of a prodigal prophet. You will discover what is keeping you from doing God's will in your own life.
Product Details
- Title: Runaway Prophet - Jonah (Study Guide)
- Translator: Dr. David Jeremiah
- Publisher: Thomas Nelson
- Publication Date: 1998
- Pages: 125
About Dr. David Jeremiah
Dr. David Jeremiah is senior pastor of Shadow Mountain Community Church and Chancellor of Christian Heritage College in El Cajon, California. He is the best-selling author of twelve books, including Jesus' Final Warning, Escape the Coming Night, and The Handwriting on the Wall. Dr. Jeremiah also hosts Turning Point, an international radio and television program which is released on over 1000 outlets. He and his wife, Donna, make their home in El Cajon, and they have four children and three grandchildren.


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Beth Gonzalez-Dolginko, EdD, LCAT, ATR-BC
Beth has worked clinically as an art therapist for 44 years, in academia for 28 years and in private practice for 40 years. Beth has worked with children, adolescents, and adults in the areas of psychiatry, addictions, aging, PTSD, chronic illness, special education, developmental disabilities, and child development. Beth has served on two Boards for the NYS Office of the Professions: Mental Health Practitioners Board and Applied Behavior Analysis Board.
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Areas of Practice: Licensed Creative Arts Therapist
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Legislation is popping everywhere to change gun laws. Hand in glove with that is background checks. That brings us to mental illness. It might be the moment that every state in the US needs to look at their impoverished laws for treatment and follow up care for people with mental illness and make changes. And if those changes come via federal legislation, even better.
Secondarily, school safety is also going through Congress and State Houses of Legislation. Again, this might be the moment when helping professionals become mandated as employees in public schools.
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Beth did the St. Jude Walk/Run to End Childhood Cancer on Saturday, September 22 in NYC, and I need you to help me reach my fundraising goal. Support me by making a donation.to raise money and awareness for St. Jude's Children's Hospital and Research Center :
Beth is presenting at the Canadian Art Therapy Association Conference on Saturday, October 13:
Offering Context for LGBTQ Treatment Issues: Art Therapy with a Gay Man Affected by AIDS
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Beth is pleased to announce that she has signed a contract with Jessica Kingsley Publishers to write a book called Art Therapy with Adults with Autism Spectrum Disorder and anticipating a September 2019 release.
Beth attended the Women's March in NYC on January 20, 2018 and had a wonderful day. Resist, Insist, Persist! Make a statement to Trump that hate is not okay and that we all want basic human rights. Beth remains active attending local rallies and writing and calling representatives.
Beth participated in March for our Lives on March 24, 2018 while visiting her daughter in San Francisco, CA.
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The photo below is NOT an aerial photo… I repeat this is NOT an aerial image below! I was standing on the ground at Windy Point Vista, which is on Hwy 532 between Alto, NM and Ski Apache. I captured this image coming back down the mountain road. In other words, this was not even at the top! "Breathtaking" – in all senses of the phrase!
Although this started out as a Harley ride (video below), the narrow road, no shoulders, lack of guard rails, extreme exposure, steep dropoffs, and slow speeds required on this road, we thought it best to drive to the top in the car the next day. (Good call honey!)


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The Kingdom of Ice part 2: " The little Reiflord "
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Short Story by: Melody16
in the somewhere island, there's a beautiful lady named Leviosa. she has a boyfriend named prince morven who is a knight from outside far away land. he has a power of controled fire, he is
actualy a throne of a Mossia's Sun prayer kingdom but he doesn't like it. he used to be walker outwhere.
someday, Princess leviosa catch in big war. fortunately, she saved by a knight from Damacia. and marry with him soon. but actually she is already pregnant about 2 month.
prince Morven, lost contact with princess Liviosa about 7 month. he met Liviosa when he caught in big war with darkwitch in snowland. he was very surprized taht liviosa is still in old pregnant. he was very disappointed, so he try to steal Princess liviosa and put her in a straw house. he give around the solar and try to burn her alive. Lady liviosa didn't do anything just look at him.
" go to hell bitch!" said prince Morven while try to take fire
"why you do this to me, knight? you're so cruel!do you will burn me alive?" said lady liviosa sadly
"yes! i wanna make you feel suffer. don't you know i always searching for you, but you just betraying to me!!!"
"but i still pregnant, can't you wait till i birthing, won't you let my son live? he doesn't have a sin for you."
"i don't care! due to that i wanna you and your son die and suffer together, slutty bitch!!!"
"knight, i don't belive you become so nasty like this, you were good and wise man, what happen to you?"
"it's all because of you!! i don't even want to my palace because of you, but you just play me, bully me, and betraying."
lady liviosa bowed. she try to hide her tears and keep gentle.
"i believe, not long time my husband will find me, so you can do nothing, he will bring a thousand warrior."
"when he find you, you have been dust!!!" said prince morven while put on a fire to a house.
" why you don't try to shout or run? oh ahahhaa you try to be brave ha?"
"hmmm, i don't afraid od death, if today is my last time, i can achieve, the one i'm worried is my baby n my womb, he dosn't even have time to see the world. i know you're goodman, you will not kill my baby right"
"who tell you that!!of corse i will kill you both." said prince morven while looking at his exGf innocent face, look so white pale and pure.
"why you betraying me, my love. i absolutely can't hurt you. but you have hurt me a lot."prince morven whisper
suddenly. princess liviosa shouting loudly. "aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa.........." and fall down
prince Morven throw the fire somwhere and come closer to Princess liviosa.
"dear, what happen?" said prince morven
princess liviosa flying a little smile to prince morven
"why you call me dear, don't you hate me?"
"i know, but absouletely, i can't even hurt you moreover to hate you, never my love." said prince morven while crying
" i'm glad to hear that honey."
not long time thE straw house is burned all over. prince morven try to make off. but princess liviosa don't want.
"this my last time to live, i'm happy to spent with you. i'm sorry if i hurt you but i do just for us. when you go away from me, i got a big war, fortunately i'm saved by a knight, and marrying him....."
"i know, don't worry i understand." prince crying
"honey, i marrying him to save our son."
"my son?"
"when i know that i'm pregnant, i was surprised, that i feel like burn everyday, i often dehidrated, i just asked to god, if i have a baby fire. i will burn in 7 days. but i make promised to god if could make this baby born, i will do anything. god's very kind, he give me time 9 month 10 days. and finally i met you, was very glad. don't let anybody know he is your son. darkwitch still make a big trick to destroying your kingdom. please save him.
not long, prince liviosa burned up. and appear a red baby in prince morven son, she crying so loud. prince morven bring him somehere.
Knight of damacia find his wife has died in burn, he decided to kill kingdom of fire.
one day there a couple farmer in damacia, they love each other, but the haven't a son, everyday he pray to god to give them son, but still no replied. they believe that long summer make their life like this, they look so tiny, that why his wife can't pregnant.
Prince morven feel regret to make die his lover. he put the baby to a farmer.
"i'm sorry Riffel, dad must hide you from anyone, hope you saved here." said prince morven while put a baby in a farm
"dear, look here!"
"oh gosh, we got a baby, god hear
"woaaa,, the baby is very handsome"
"let us fnd a name for him."
"how bout Vincent?"
"no, ii'ts too familiar, i will give name Vinsetty
"waw, yeah a brave name." said the wife
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Georginio Wijnaldum has made a positive start to his career at Newcastle United, but the team have struggled to deliver results since his arrival.
Georginio Wijnaldum has told the Chronicle that Newcastle United's supporters have impressed him since he arrived at the club.
The sell out crowds at St. James' Park, combined with the large numbers of away supporters that the Magpies have taken with them on the road, have meant a lot to Wijnaldum, who is keen to reward their loyalty.
The Dutch midfielder says that Newcastle must start winning to ensure that the followers of the club have something to cheer about.
"I have been really impressed," he said. "We must give them something back now.
"They have supported us from the beginning and the away games too.
"When we look over to the away fans it's always full so we know what we have to do for them."
Wijnaldum joined Newcastle over the summer and has made a positive initial impression, despite his side's poor Premier League form.
The Magpies are still looking for their first victory in the top-flight this season, and their lack of attacking threat is becoming a concern.
Steve McClaren's charges have not hit the back of the net for four league matches, and there is growing unrest at the club.
Newcastle finished last season in dire form and appear to have failed to resolve the most pressing problems which existed back then.
Newcastle's match this weekend comes against Watford, where an expectant home crowd will be hoping to see their team put in a much improved display.


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The GCM34AW20G has fantastic build quality and lots of handy features to make your freezing more convenient. The door is counter balance so you won't have to hold it open when looking for your food. Plus, it has a light inside so you can quickly grab whatever it is you're after. There's loads of space inside – 390 litres in fact. Ideal for a large family's weekly frozen food shop.


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They deserve both a police investigation and a "financial colonoscopy" at the same time.
"Rocket just did it in a bigger way, fooling tax authorities too"
Rocket Internet AG. / All ventures are created using a complex system of shell companies. /
A big Ponzi Scheme ?http://onlinedatingsoundbarrier.blogspot.com.ar/2014/05/a-big-ponzi-scheme.html
I suspect no one of those companies are designed to be profitable ever.
They have big losses because they sell below cost to gain traction.
All cloned companies seem like bubbles.
They are full (in excess) of phantom companies, shell companies.
And not only they have lots of phantom companies, shell companies. There is a very complicated and intriguing interlace of them. (very suspicious situation)
Rocket Internet AG accumulates up to Euros 50 million loss per month ?
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article: Oliver Samwer will die nächsten 25 Jahre weiter ackern
My guess: A person saying "I will stay for the next 25 years" means "I will run away in less than 25 months ahead"
Rocket Internet AG. Urgent IPO before running out of money?


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Immigration Policy and the Welfare System: A Report for the Fondazione Rodolfo Debenedetti
- Boeri, Tito(Director, Fondazione Rodolfo Debenedetti, Milan; Bocconi University, Milan)Hanson, Gordon H.(University of California, San Diego)McCormick, Barry(University of Southampton)
AbstractThis book offers a balanced and pragmatic view of the problems associated with international migration. It assembles contributions from two teams of leading scholars in the field. Part One presents the contribution of the first team which is focused on Europe. Part Two is devoted to the contribution of the second team which draws entirely on the US experience. The two parts of the volume are self-contained and complementary in that they take a different theoretical and empirical perspective. For instance, Part One delves more deeply into the consequences of allowing migrants to have free access to the generous welfare state of European countries, whilst Part Two has more to say on policies repressing illegal migration as there is much more evidence of this in the US than in Europe. Much can be learned by comparing the findings of the two parts and in trying to interpret the asymmetries between Europe and the US in migration policies and perceptions of public opinion on this phenomenon. The comments on the two parts by Giuseppe Bertola, George Borjas, Michael Burda, and Riccardo Faini, as well as the final remarks by Olivier Blanchard, Dani Rodrik and Giovanni Sartori, offer additional insights in this respect. Contributors to this volume - Giuseppe Bertola (European University Institute) Olivier Blanchard (MIT) Tito Boeri (Fondazione Rodolfo Debenedetti, Milan; Bocconi University, Milan) George Borjas (Harvard University) Herbert Brucker (DIW, Berlin) Michael Burda (Humboldt University of Berlin) Gil S. Epstein (Bar-Ilan University, Tel Aviv) The Late Riccardo Faini (Italian Ministry of Economics and Financial Affairs) Gordon Hanson (University of California, San Diego) Barry McCormick (University of Southampton) Dani Rodrik (Harvard University) Gilles Saint-Paul (University of Toulouse) Giovanni Sartori (Columbia University, New York) Kenneth Scheve (Yale University) Matthew Slaughter (Dartmouth College, Hannover, New Hampshire) Antonio Spilimbergo (IMF, Washington DC) Alessandra Venturini (University of Padua) Klaus Zimmermann (IZA, Bonn; DIW, Berlin)
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Morphology and Morphometry of the Lingual Nerve in Relation to the Mandibular Third Molar
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The position and branching of the lingual nerve LN in the mandibular third molar region were documented in 30 head hemi-sections 16: right and 14: left. In all the dissections, the LN was found below the level of the posterior alveolar crest PAC. Branching was observed in 26 86.7% of the 30 specimen in which one branch was most frequently given per hemi-section. All branches were located superior to the main trunk of the LN. The mean vertical distance of the LN from the PAC was 10.3 ± 5.2 mm range: 2.8 - 19.9 mm whereas the mean antero-posterior distance was 7.1 ± 2.8 mm range: 1.3 - 15.6 mm. The mean mandibular height from the PAC was 28.7 ± 4.0 mm range: 23.3 - 40.7 mm. The vertical distance and mandibular height correlated positively giving a ratio of 1:2.7 between the two parameters. There was no significant difference between the two sides of the head. Position of the LN differed from previous studies suggesting that ethnicity may have a role in morphometry of the nerve. Use of different methodology may also contribute to this. Branches of the LN being closer to the PAC may be more prone to injury than the main trunk during surgical treatment.
Lingual Nerve, Branches, Morphometry, Morphology
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Bokindo, I. , Butt, F. and Hassanali, J. 2015 Morphology and Morphometry of the Lingual Nerve in Relation to the Mandibular Third Molar. Open Journal of Stomatology, 5, 6-11. doi: 10.4236-ojst.2015.51002.
Autor: Isaac Kipyator Bokindo1*, Fawzia Butt2,3, Jameela Hassanali2
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A one-on-one interview with the author of the book A Higher Call.
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Model Aviation had the opportunity to talk with Adam Makos about his book, A Higher Call. The book is described as an incredible true story of combat and chivalry in the war-torn skies of World War II. Here is our conversation with Adam.
|MA: In your introduction to A Higher Call, you mention that your grandfathers were veterans. Did you ever consider joining the military?
Adam: You bet. One of my grandfathers flew aboard air-sea rescue B-17s and the other was a Marine—they were my heroes and I considered following in their footsteps. My boyhood dream was to fly F-15s or Cobra helicopters.
Then in high school I discovered a passion—to record veterans' stories before they're lost to history. So, I became a journalist and have interviewed hundreds of vets, from Dick Winters to the forgotten hero next door. Of all the stories, none captivated me like that of Franz Stigler and Charlie Brown.
Adam Makos, photo by Peter Semanoff.
MA: How did you come to learn about the story of Charlie Brown and Franz Stigler that is the focus of the book?
Adam: During our interviews, WWII veterans would ask, "Do you know the story of the German fighter pilot who let the American B-17 escape?" I didn't, but became curious. So I tracked down the American B-17 pilot, Charlie Brown. When I called him, Charlie threw me for a loop. He said I couldn't interview him until I first talked with his "older brother," the German fighter pilot, Franz Stigler.
Charlie called Franz his older brother and meant it. "In this story," Charlie told me, "I'm just a character—Franz Stigler is the real hero."The next week I was on a plane to meet and interview Franz. I knew what Franz had done but I had to figure out why he had done it? How did he become the kind of man who would spare his enemy? And what happened to him afterward?
MA: You mention in the introduction that you previously had no interest in hearing or sharing the stories of German and Japanese veterans. How has the story of A Higher Call and your experience with Franz Stigler changed your viewpoint?
Adam: I became very close with the veterans I interviewed and their stories. The reality that so many of our boys never came home—young men who should have been at baseball games and Boy Scout campouts and dances, not dying in a world war—it tore me up. I blamed the enemy for this. But the old WWII airmen felt differently.
The old American pilots who had fought against the German pilots seldom harbored hatred. They believed the majority of German pilots fought by a code of honor. After the war, some American vets even went back to the places where they had crashed to reunite with the German pilots who had shot them down.
When I met my first "enemy" pilot, Franz, I saw what our veterans had told me—the enemy could be good men, too. If Franz had been born in America or Canada or England he would have been a hero of WWII. But he wasn't. In a way, he was a victim—born at the wrong time, on the wrong side.
MA: Could you tell us a little about Valor Studios and its mission?
Adam: Valor Studios is dedicated to teaming up with WWII veterans to take the people of today, back in time. We create paintings of WWII, windows into the past. We film veterans on their return to battlefields so viewers can virtually travel with them. And we write books like A HIGHER CALL, a 390 page time machine to give readers a glimpse of the past.
MA: You have spent more than half of your life documenting and sharing veterans' stories. Looking back over that time, what would you say you are most proud of?
Adam: I've worked on A HIGHER CALL for a long time, since 2004, so I'm most proud to see how excited people are to read the book. The publisher had to double the print run. And this Youtube video that we made is telling. When Franz and Charlie reunited in 1990, a veteran named Joe Jackson filmed their emotional visit. We posted that footage on Youtube and it has 80,000 views in three weeks and is gaining 20,000 new viewers a week!
YouTube video by ValorArtStudios featuring Franz Stigler and Charlie Brown's first meeting.
In a way, A HIGHER CALL has become the hot item this Christmas, not thanks to me. Charlie and Franz lived it, I just wrote it. Now we need to keep their legacy alive. Their message is powerful, that enemies can be brothers. I'm proud to say, "Please give this book a try, give it as a Christmas present to a loved one or to yourself!" Charlie and Franz were great men and we must not let their memory fade. Our world needs stories like this, now, more than ever.
A Higher Call book jacket.
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I am an avid reader of WWII
I am an avid reader of WWII history. I love to read of the bravery and of the sacrifice of all who helped others at this tragic time. I pray that I may be the brave person, myself. I became a nurse and feel I have at least done some good for others. This book needs to be made into a movie. It is excellent. I am so glad that the pilots got to meet each other. There is still good in the world.
This book needs to be widely
This book needs to be widely read to show that not all Germans are Nazis. It needs to be translated into German.


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So you've come home after a hard day at work, finished dinner and the evening's chores are done, now it's time to slip into the ever-welcoming embrace of your bed. But wait, something's wrong. You're tossing and turning and sleep isn't coming as easily as you hoped. Don't panic, just follow these five easy steps and you'll find yourself in a sweet slumber in no time.
Break down tasks for today and tomorrow
You've had a lot to think about all day, your mind's still probably racing with ideas, and to make matters worse you've just started to consider all you have to do tomorrow. Some people find it incredibly useful to categorise all they've achieved that day, and write a to-do list of what needs to be done when they wake up. Most people have calendars or organisers for work, use these as daily checklists. Make sure you're happy with all you've done and have yet to do, but obviously don't be too hard on yourself. This way all the thoughts that would usually flood your mind will be down on paper already and you're free to drift off to sleep peacefully.
Shut yourself off from the world of technology
Every day we're lucky enough to be surrounded with all sorts of technology that enables us to communicate, work and play wherever we are. Unfortunately these blessings can also be curses. Whilst it is handy to have the phone and laptop near to the bed so we can socialise to the early hours; these devices also act as highly unwanted distractions when you're most in need of that sleep you so vitally crave. Next time you go to bed, try actually shutting off all the technology at the mains, this way you won't get any of the buzzing or blinking lights, which should create a relaxing environment free from distractions. For those who use their phone as an alarm, keep it on charge, but keep it out of arm's reach, so you're not able to check it five minutes. You'll notice this also helps you get up much quicker in the morning, as you actually have to get out of bed to turn on the snooze.
Clear the space around you
All too often people fall asleep with books, clothes or other random items strewn across the bed because they are too tired to clear up before going to sleep. This often results in them waking up sooner or later because they've accidentally knocked something off as they've shuffled round, disturbing their slumber. Isn't it much nicer to have a clear sleeping space where you can stretch out and get comfy without the danger of sending your favourite read flying across the room? If you can, tidy the whole bedroom up a little. You'll find your mind will feel much calmer and ready to rest when the room feels less cluttered.
Position yourself right
Are you sleeping on the right side of the bed? Is the quilt thick enough? Do you really need more than two pillows? These are just a few of the factors to consider if you are trying to get a proper night's sleep. If you share a bed with a partner and regularly find yourself suffering from sleepless nights, maybe it's time to ask if you could switch sides and try to see if that helps. Although spooning may be lovely for some, there is a risk of waking up to a 'dead-arm'. As well as disturbing your sleep, this can also be hugely uncomfortable. The affliction of having a quilt constantly stolen is an issue that affects many, so make sure it's big enough for you to share if needed, and certainly make sure it's thick enough to keep you at a nice temperature. No one wants to wake up freezing, or boiling for that matter. Whilst having lots of decorative pillows may make for a very attractive picture, the prospect of trying to sleep on top of everything is rather the opposite. Next time you go to bed, try re-evaluating your position under the covers. Whilst at first the change may seem strange, you may find yourself sleeping like a baby in no time.
The right kind of mattress
The worst culprit for keeping people up at night is the mattress. Despite spending a vast number of hours using it, people don't invest anywhere near as much time as they should considering which mattress is right for them. Whilst it's sometimes assumed that a very firm mattress offers the best support, this isn't actually the case. Studies have shown that the most supportive kind of mattress is medium to medium-firm. These offer enough cushioning for the hips, back and shoulder, whilst not sagging so far as to cause discomfort.
Memory Foam mattresses are also popular for this very reason. The fact they mould to the individual's body shape and yet still retain the much-needed support has made them a popular choice for those in need of some well-earned sleep; especially those who suffer for aches and pains. It's also important to remember that the mattress has to big enough for you to stretch out comfortably. Your limbs shouldn't be hanging off the edges whilst you try and sleep, this will only lead to discomfort later.


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Tuesday, April 10, 2012
On The Air: Green Lantern (2011-12)
Green Lantern launched with a primetime sneak peek before beginning a series run, the same formula that CN employed with Young Justice, which airs in back of Green Lantern these days. The only other CGI series on the CN roster presently is Star Wars: The Clone Wars, and due in a few months will be Beware The Batman, which wouldn't be a surprise if it also is part of DC Nation.
So far, the series is set in space, so there is zero room for Hal Jordan (Josh Keaton, ex-Spectacular Spider-Man) to head back home to Earth. Hey, it's early.
Following is a preview video from the network:
A little history lesson. Kilowog was introduced in the 80's. The Red Lanterns were a more recent creation of writer Geoff Johns, who was a writer-producer on last year's movie. DC felt that it was necessary to keep the Red Lanterns around as they relaunched the DC Universe last fall, and I suspect it was more as a favor to Johns than anything else. The expansions he's made with GL's supporting cast still have room to grow with long-time fans and readers, but the inclusion in the series may have been the ultimate goal all along, I don't know. What I do know is that this is the best presentation of GL to date.
Rating: A.
2 comments:
- magicdog said...
I've seen the show and it's not bad but I'm not fond of the CGI animation. I prefer high quality 2D.
I'm not a comic geek so I didn't know about the Red Lanterns or the "color spectrum" of other Lanterns.
Other geeks have said the Red Lanterns are depicted very differently from the comics but I don't mind this. As a non-comic geek, I can appreciate the story the creators are trying to tell without having to make everything exactly as it is in the comics. Same thing for "Young Justice" which doesn't necessarily follow mainline DC storylines for its characters. Why watch something you know is going to happen?
This of course coming from someone who didn't know there were other GLs after Hal Jordan until Superman, TAS (in which they introduced us to Kyle Raynor) and Justice League (which introduced John Stewart).
- Wednesday, 11 April, 2012
- hobbyfan said...
CGI isn't perfect all of the time. I think CN is taking this tack to draw the video game crowd.
As for GL's, Guy Gardner is the fourth Earth-based Lantern, and he appeared on JLU and Batman: Brave & the Bold. He's the red-headed guy with the Moe Howard tribute 'do.
- Wednesday, 11 April, 2012


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Acid Rain
Federal Acid Deposition Control Program
The Acid Deposition Control Program, also known as the Acid Rain Program, is a federal program, established by the U.S. EPA. The purpose of the Acid Deposition Control Program is to reduce the amount of sulfur dioxide (SO2) and nitrogen oxide (NOX) emissions to the atmosphere. These two pollutants affect the pH of precipitation (e.g., rain, sleet, snow, etc.) resulting in increased acidity.
Under this program, the U.S. EPA set a limit, or "cap" on the total amount of SO2 that can be emitted from all regulated power plants in the United States, amounting in an SO2 emissions reduction of 10 million tons per year from the 1980 baseline values. The program also limits the rate of NOX emissions allowed from coal-fired power plants. Pursuant to Title 40, Part 72, Subpart G, Section 72.73(a) of the Code of Federal Regulations (40 CFR 72.73), IDEM is authorized by the U.S. EPA to review Phase II permit applications and to issue Phase II Acid Rain Permits.
Coordination with the Part 70 Permit:
In accordance with Title 40, Part 72, Subpart G, Section 72.73(b)(2) of the Code of Federal Regulations (40 CFR 72.73 (b)(2)), IDEM may shorten the permit term to less than five (5) years where necessary to coordinate the term of the Phase II permit with the term of the Part 70 operating permit. As this time, IDEM, OAQ intends to shorten the expiration date of each Phase II renewal permit, where necessary, to coincide with the term of the source's Part 70 operating permit.
Phase II Permit Renewal Information
According to 40 CFR Part 72, Subpart C, Section 72.32 (40 CFR 72.32), if a Title IV source files a timely and complete Title IV renewal application, that source will have the right to continue operating even if its present Title IV permit expires before the Title IV renewal permit is issued. Each regulated power plant should submit a Phase II permit renewal application at least six (6) months prior to the expiration date of the Phase II Acid Rain Permit. Pursuant to 40 CFR Part 72, Subpart G, Section 72.73(b)(2) (40 CFR 72.73(b)(2)), Phase II Acid Rain Permits expire five (5) years after the effective date of the original permit.
Even if the permit has been amended or revised, the expiration date is dependent on the original Phase II Permit effective date. For example, a Phase II Permit that was effective on January 1, 2014 would expire on January 1, 2019; therefore, the renewal application should be submitted by July 1, 2018.
- View a list of Phase II Acid Rain Permits, their effective dates, their expiration dates, and their renewal deadlines
How to prepare a Phase II Permit Renewal Application
In order to prepare a renewal application, applicants must comply with all the application requirements set out in 40 CFR Part 72, Subpart A, Section 72.9 (40 CFR 72.9). Please note that some forms are to be sent directly to U.S. EPA through the Region V office, and additional forms are required by IDEM, OAQ to process your renewal application.
Submit the following information to IDEM, Office of Air Quality:
- Application Cover Sheet (instructions [DOC])
- GSD-01 Form (available on the IDEM Forms page)
- Phase II Permit Application Form
- Phase II NOx Compliance Plan
- Phase II NOx Certificate of Responsibility
- Phase II NOx Averaging Plan (if applicable)
- Copies of the original Phase II Acid Rain Permit and Technical Support Document
- Copies of all amendments and modifications that were made to the Phase II Permit
All of U.S. EPA's Acid Rain Program Forms can be downloaded in Microsoft Word Document [DOC] or Adobe Acrobat [PDF] formats.
A renewal fee is not required with the application. Three copies of the Acid Rain Permit Renewal Application Packet should be submitted to IDEM, Office of Air Quality at:
Indiana Department of Environmental Management
Office of Air Quality, Permits Branch
100 North Senate Avenue
Indianapolis, IN 46204-2251
If the source is within the jurisdiction of a local air pollution control agency, an additional copy of the permit application must also be sent to the local agency.
Pursuant to 326 IAC 2-7-17(b)(1), you must place a copy of the complete Phase II permit renewal application packet at a public library in the county where the source is located no later than ten (10) days after submitting the application to IDEM, OAQ. The GSD-01 instructions (available on the IDEM Forms page) contain additional, detailed instructions about this requirement.
Submit the following information to U.S. EPA, Region 5:
- Certificate of Representation Form;
- Allowance Transfer Form;
- Allowance Account Information Form;
- Phase II Permit Application Form;
- New Unit Exemption Form;
- Retired Unit Exemption Form;
- Phase II NO X Compliance Plan; and
- Phase II NOx Averaging Plan (if applicable).
All of U.S. EPA's Acid Rain Program Forms can be downloaded in Microsoft Word Document [DOC] or Adobe Acrobat [PDF] formats.
These Acid Rain Program documents shall be submitted to:
Cecilia Mijares
Air and Radiation Division
U.S. EPA Region 5
77 West Jackson Street
Chicago, IL 60604-3590
IDEM and U.S. EPA Contacts: Acid Rain/Deposition
Air Permitting and Compliance Information
Indiana Sources - Permitting and Compliance Questions:
Contact the IDEM Office of Air Quality.
U.S. EPA, Region 5:
Cecilia H. Mijares
U.S. EPA, Region 5
Air and Radiation Division
77 West Jackson Street
Chicago, IL 60604-3590
(312) 886-0968
U.S. EPA, Headquarters:
Robert L. Miller
Clean Air Markets Division
1200 Pennsylvania Avenue, NW
Washington DC 20460
(202) 343-9077


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Earlier, we reported about the missed calls from +375. Many subscribers were getting missed calls from numbers starting with +375. When they tried calling back, they were charged Rs 15 to Rs 30. Following this, there were many rumors.
One of it stated that if you call back, you will not only be charged for making an international call but also lose the data stored on your phone such as credit card and bank details. This was denied by an IT expert claiming that it is not possible to copy the bank details without hacking the device.
Now, there seems to be a trend of cloning SIM cards simply by giving missed calls. If you get missed calls from numbers starting with #90, +92 or #09, do not call back as your SIM card will be cloned. As per reports, over one lakh subscribers have become victims of this new telecom menace.
What if you answer the call before the caller dropped it? The caller on the other end poses as a call center representative and claims that it is for verifying the call flow and connectivity. You will then be asked to press #90 or #09 to call back in order to ensure if the connectivity is seamless.
What happens if your SIM card is cloned? Those behind this can misuse the data that is stored on your phone or external memory. They can use your number to make calls to any number they want to. Finally, you will land up in ending up your connection as it is used for terror calls.
Telecom operators like BSNL have issued alerts to the broadband users. They are sending SMS alerts to the subscribers as well. However, the crooks may use different numbers to call. So, it is recommended that you do not respond to calls made from unusual numbers. It is also suggested that you do not save sensitive details like ATM/credit/debit card numbers, bank details and passwords on the phone memory as it can be tracked by such crooks.


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Some action-packed, blood-spattering images from Dredd!
Some bloody good images from the upcoming Judge Dredd film, titled simply DREDD, have shot their way online. Some nice action poses, frowny face Dredd, and a healthy headshot, make for a promising look at the "hard-R" rating that DREDD is supposedly going for.
Check out the brain-matter explosion below:
Directed by Pete Travis (VANTAGE POINT), DREDD is an adaptation of the long-running Judge Dredd comic book about an American law enforcement officer in a violent city of the future where uniformed Judges combine the powers of police, judge, jury and executioner. There was a somewhat unfortunate adaptation done by Sylvester Stallone in 1995, which had a lot of potential, but ultimately sunk under a mountain of convolution and Rob Schneider.
This adaptation, featuring Karl Urban as the titular character, looks to be more in line with the tone and violence of the comic. Urban is joined by Olivia Thirlby and Lena Headey in the pic, which looks to be released on September 21st, 2012.
For the curious, Stallone had this to say about his Judge Dredd film in an interview with Uncut:
"It just wasn't balls to the wall. But I do look back on Judge Dredd as a real missed opportunity. It seemed that lots of fans had a problem with Dredd removing his helmet, because he never does in the comic books. But for me it is more about wasting such great potential there was in that idea; just think of all the opportunities there were to do interesting stuff with the Cursed Earth scenes. It didn't live up to what it could have been. It probably should have been much more comic, really humorous, and fun. What I learned out of that experience was that we shouldn't have tried to make it Hamlet; it's more Hamlet and Eggs..."
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|If one good thing came out of Stallone's Judge Dredd film, it was Alan Silvestri's score, which deserved a better movie.
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Many thanks to Theresa Gillespie of http://splatsscrapsandglueblobs.blogspot.com/ for my nomination for the Liebster Blog Award! I accept gratefully, and will share the love. The origins of the Liebster Blog award are somewhat unclear but the general consensus is that it originated in Germany, "Liebster" meaning favorite or dearest, to showcase bloggers with fewer than 200 followers. Upon accepting the award the recipient must then pass it on to five more blogs of note.
Here are the rules:
1- Choose FIVE up and coming blogs to which you award the Liebster. Blogs must have less than 200 followers.
2- Show your thanks to the blogger who gave you the award by linking back to them.
3-Post the award on your blog. List the bloggers you gave the award to with links to their sites
Here are my nominees:
1. Atelierista Blog at http://atelierista-anna.blogspot.com/ for her Reggio approach to teaching
2. New City Arts at http://newcityarts.blogspot.com/ for Shannah's wonderful ideas and her creative approach integrating the multiple intelligences
3. Artful Artsy Amy at http://artfulartsyamy.blogspot.com/ for sharing her middle school art class "life" and the realities of teaching
4. Modern Art 4 Kids http://modernart4kids.blogspot.com/ shares exploration in art in a homeschool setting
5. Art Class Works with Lori in NJ http://artclassworks.blogspot.com/ Lori shares advocacy, and interdisciplinary projects.
I can't wait to read more from you all. Which blogs will you nominate?
Sunday, March 11, 2012
The Liebster Blog Award!
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From the brave and always precise George Monbiot, another exposé of the shenanigans of the tobacco industry, this time in association with the media: Smoke-Filled Rooms.
I wrote about this general area, unfortunately on a non-open-access journal:
Rochel de Camargo, Kenneth. "How to identify science being bent: The tobacco industry's fight to deny second-hand smoking health hazards as an example." Social Science & Medicine 75.7 (2012): 1230-1235.


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