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Release Date: January 24, 2014
BUFFALO, N.Y. -- Michigan Gov. Rick Snyder's proposal that the federal government grant 50,000 visas to immigrants willing to settle and work in Detroit shows, once again, that some of the most innovative and creative ideas about immigration are coming from the state and local levels, according to Rick T. Su, an expert on immigration law and associate professor of law at the University at Buffalo Law School.
Snyder's recommendation, seen as a relatively open and accepting policy in the immigration debate, proves the national government's current "one-size-fits-all" approach to immigration policy making is a mistake, according to Su.
"Immigration policy is established at the federal level," Su says. "But the impact of those policies, and immigration more generally, vary from state to state, locality to locality.
"The current uniform national immigration policy simply does not account for this reality."
Because all of the nation's immigration policy is centralized in Washington, D.C., there is not much room for state and local input, according to Su. And this ignores the valuable creativity and innovation coming from state and local municipalities closely aware of their particular immigration situation. The Detroit proposal is an excellent example of how these local governments can offer valuable suggestions and solutions, based on individual needs and circumstances.
"Countries like Canada are already starting to decentralize immigration policy-making by allowing for a greater provincial role," says Su. "Instead of continuing to exclude states and localities from the political negotiation over immigration, federal policymakers would do well to formally include them in the process."
The Michigan governor's proposal asked President Obama to set aside 50,000 work visas over the next five years to attract talented immigrants to live and work in bankrupt Detroit. Snyder says his immigration proposal sends the message that "Detroit is open to the world."
The proposal follows two other pro-immigration plans Snyder proposed last week. He opened an Office for New Americans to attract and help immigrants better adjust to life in Michigan, and then designated his state as a center to expedite visas and permits for immigrants who want to open businesses in the state with investments of at least $500,000 and 10 employees.
These proposals are exactly the kind of local, innovative thinking that addresses immigration according to regional needs rather than a blanket policy set in Washington, D.C., ignoring specific circumstances, according to Su.
Su has been interviewed extensively on immigration in recent years, often expressing his views that the most important changes in immigration follow state laws and local reaction to national mandates, not comprehensive national law.
Su's research paper "Immigration as Urban Policy" published in the Fordham Urban Law Journal is available here.
Charles Anzalone
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Education, Educational Opportunity Center, Law,
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Heated Eyelash Curlers
Putting a heated gadget near your eyes might sound crazy, but what if your lashes need a little extra help taking a curl? Well, these battery-powered beauty tools aren't as scary as they look. The real question is: do they work?
What are they?
There are, essentially, two different styles of heated curlers: clamps and wands. A clamp is similar to a traditional curler, but has a heated silicon base, while the latter is a heated wand that you use to comb your lashes into a curve. Clamps give you a more dramatic curl than a traditional metal curler, while the wand gives a more natural-looking curve. The curl you get from a traditional metal curler falls somewhere in the middle.
How do I use them?
If using a clamp version, allow the silicone pad to warm up and follow the same protocol as a traditional curler: gently squeeze clean lashes for a few seconds, working from the base of lashes to the tips.
If using a wand, allow the curler to heat up--about thirty seconds--then hold it at the base of your lashes for about five seconds, lifting your roots up and back. Repeat on the middle section, and the tips. You can use the wand curlers on bare lashes, or curl once your mascara is dry--our preferred method.
Which do we love?
If you want speed and drama try a clamp model. Both Talika's Heated Eye Lash Curler ($41) and Mally's Heated Eyelash Curler ($35) heat the silicone pads to give a warm boost to the squeeze. They're a little more difficult to get used to (we pinched our skin the first time), but once you do you can expect a serious, lasting curl.
For a natural bend try a wand. Both Blinc's Heated Lash Curler ($24) and Chella's Heated Eyelash Curler ($20) heat quickly and are surprisingly easy to use. If separation is your priority, look to Japonesque's Heated Mini Lash Curler ($16): the wand has a built-in comb to fan lashes as it curls. The verdict? Just like mascara, it takes a few tries to get the right fit, but once you do there is nothing scary about heated eyelash curlers!

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Monday, January 13, 7 p.m. to 11 p.m.
Jimmy's Hot Chicken Pop-Up
Gato Bizco, 1660 McLendon Ave. (Candler Park)
Eater tipped us off to this brand-new pop-up, wherein one James Ellington (formerly of Holeman & Finch) is spearheading Jimmy's Hot Chicken, a weekly homage to the Nashville sauce-slathered bird, each Monday evening. (We have a feeling you might need to bring along some WetNaps.)
Monday, January 13, 7 p.m.
Chinese Shadow Puppetry: A Love Story
The Center for Puppetry Arts, 1404 Spring St. NW (Midtown)
We're all resolving to learn a little something new in the New Year. Why not this? The Center for Puppetry Arts, perhaps one of our favorite destinations for a little whimsy and imagination, is hosting a workshop introducing the delicate and beautiful art of Chinese shadow puppets, in addition to a little of the history behind the tradition.
Deal nearby: Pasta da Pulcinella
Wednesday, January 15, 5:30 p.m. to 8:30 p.m.
Atlanta Jewish Film Fest Preview Tailgate
Monday Night Brewing, 670 Trabert Ave. (Westside)
As if we didn't already love the AJFF for being the biggest film fest in ATL (and second-largest Jewish film fest in the US): they're combining their awesomeness with that of Monday Night Brewing, giving us a night of complimentary beer tastings, film trailer previews, and a fancy-schmancy beer glass to take home, all for a puny $10.
Deal nearby: Little Azio
Thursday, January 16, 6 p.m. to 8 p.m.
Tim's Monthly Cheese Course
Star Provisions, 1198 Howell Mill Rd. (Westside)
Class is in session, students. The curriculum for this week? All things cheese, led by none other than Tim "The Cheese-Man" Gaddis himself. He and his cohort, Star Provisions' meat and seafood manager Darrin McCowan, will lead their starry-eyed pupils along a lipsmacking journey pairing three classic cured hams with three of Tim's favorite cheeses du jour. We can only pray there will be homework, and lots of it.
Deal nearby: Cardamom Hill
Thursday, January 16, 7:15 p.m.
"Jardin des Tuileries: Time Travel"
Sifly Piazza at the High Museum, 1280 Peachtree St. (Midtown)
Calling all Francophiles: Atlanta's own French-language theatre company, Théâtre du Rêve, is partnering with the High for a unique performance inspired by the latest exhibition to make its way to the High: "The Art of the Louvre's Tuileries Garden." Consider it an evening of culture and art that's certain to add that je ne sais quoi to your week.
Deal nearby: Villains Wicked Heroes
Thursday, January 16, 8 p.m. (Doors at 6:30)
The Shadowboxers with Little Tybee
Eddie's Attic, 515-B N. McDonough St. (Decatur)
Two of Atlanta's most talented cadres of musicians are coming together for one intimate, harmonious evening of serenading us with their songwriting chops. Full disclosure: we're still in full-tilt swoon mode from Little Tybee's "Boxcar Fair", so we'll never really turn down a chance to witness these folks onstage.
Deal nearby: Harbour House Pub
What To Do This Week, January 13-16
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Maybe you work in a pharmaceutical company or financial services organization that demands several people work on the same document in various iterations and those folks are miles – or even oceans – apart. This solution allows for an entire team to work off the same master document, tracking changes, saving minor drafts and embedding files. Sound like you? Then you're looking for a collaborative content management system (collaborative CMS).
If it were dictionary defined, the entry for collaborative content management might read something like: A system designed to process and assist the simultaneous creation of content by multiple authors across a network-based infrastructure. A mouthful, we know.
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One of the best examples of just such a collaboration system is Wikipedia, the mammoth online encyclopedia written and edited by users from around the globe. Wikis, used more and more often by businesses to collect intellectual knowledge and drive projects and ideas from across the company, are natural collaborative CMSs. They allow various editors to create, tweak and edit the same content from anywhere.
If your business relies on key business knowledge and research that you continually duplicate (i.e., reinvent the wheel), and more and more often your employees telecommute (i.e., live miles, states or countries away), collaborative content management is a business solution to consider.
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Malaria is caused primarily by 4 species of the protozoa Plasmodium: Plasmodium falciparum, Plasmodium vivax, Plasmodium malariae, and Plasmodium ovale. A fifth Plasmodium species, Plasmodium knowlesi, is a similar parasite that may be an important source of human infection in some regions of Southeast Asia. Differentiating Plasmodium falciparum and Plasmodium knowlesi from other species is important since both can cause life-threatening infections. Blood smears are the most reliable tests for malaria. You may want to ask whether a thick or thin blood smear, or both, is planned. A thin blood smear will identify the species of the malaria parasite.
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the carolina watchman bruner & james ) l keef a check rron alt vour editors s proprietors ) rulers < new series do this axd ltbertv i.s safe < geul harrison ( volume vi dumber 19 t<m,«i of tho watchman , ,";,,., tier vear two dollars payable in for satecnpt.on.pfry jn adva,r.ej tw0 do|lars za fifty eta will be charged 31 imzts inserted al 1 for the first and 25 da son to those who advertise by the year letters to the editors musl be post _ from the wilmington commercial goldsboro aug 21st 1819 mr loring i send you below a copy ofa docume.it-tlie perusal of which must 1 think afford interest and pleasure to ev ery genuine lover of the old north state s a mere matter of state history ; it u not devoid of interest-but it lays a still stronger claim to our regard on account of the important developments it makes in relation to onr mineral wealth are ve not now in the way of realizing the pre diction of this auihor that the region of the coal fields and iron ore on deep riv er in chatham county may become " the sheffield of north carolina and perhaps ofthe southern provinces \ was unable to find with the aid of our excellent and accommodating secre tary of state whether mr milles recom mendation were acted upon though i am satisfied that they were to some extent for let us bear in mind that mr milles must bave addressed himself to the royal council and that soon thereafter xorth carolina wilh the other provinces declar ed her independence and framed her con stitution the property of the tories and the king in this state was therefore gen erally confiscated ; and i find in the jour nal ofthe board of war the following res olution passed on the 18th of september 17s0 : as the general assembly have suspended the operation of the confisca tion act until the next session the board are of opinion that the negroes lately em ployed at wilcox's iron works being con hscated property should be returned to that place and there employed again in the public service about the iron factory so essentially necessary at present * * * the commissioners of confiscated pro perty are hereby required tore/urn to the said works all of saitl negroes to be em ployed by mr john wilcox at the same place for the purpose aforesaid in the same journal is the following entry ofa later date " sunday 5th nov 1780 received a letter from john wilcox on tbe subject of iron filed no 74 this letter we were unable fo find the board of war was at that time sitting in hills boro and was composed of alex'r mar tin john penn and oroondates davis they seem to have had a general con trol of all matters pertaining to the man agement of the war in this state in conclusion i think it proper to state that 1 am indebted to the kindness of the hon wm a.graham for a knowledge ofthe existence of this document and for direc tions where to find it yours c to the president a ml members of the hon orable provincial council of north carol ina gentlemen : — at the request of mr thomas person 1 lately rode out to mr john wilcox's forge and bloomery on deep river in chatham county and to his furnace on tick creek in same coun ty his bloomery and forge are of pres ent use to the inhabitants of that and the neighboring counties they supply them with a considerable quantity of bar iron of a middling good quality thc quantity and quality will be enlarged and im proved as soon as he can make it from pig metal which always affords better bar iron than can be produced from a bloomery as it is better refined in the former than it can be in the latter the furnace is built on a creek about ten miles from the forge and appears to be well constructed and capacious e nough to contain a sufficient quality of metal to cast a cannon of a ton weight at least which if 1 rightly remember is a bout the weight of a nine pounder i am of opinion from the appearance of the streams tliat are to furnish it with water that it will be able to work nine months in tbe year if no more when i saw it it bad been dry weather for a considera ble time which was visible from the ad jacent fields there is an almost inex haustible stock of wood for coals and building or what is called vacant land — five thousand acres of which ought to be secured as soon the land oflice is opened 1 for the use of the work that it may not bein the power of an individual to dis tress a work of so much utility to the com munity 1 carefully examined the pros pect of ore and it appears lo me to be sufficient for ages and to appearance ex tremely rich in metal here follows a statement of the distance of this region irom cheraw cross creek hillsboro sec mr milles then proceeds^thus it now remains for me to give an account to your honor's ofthe interest i have procured for the country in this valuable work of the money granted at halifax forthe pur pose of hiring or buying iron works for ibe use of the province i ventured to re commend mr ambrose ramsey one of be commissioners who was wilh me to advance to mr john wilcox two hundred ai-d fifty pounds on the following terms jj that he the said john wilcox and m england his partner in the furnace d execute a deed of trust for the said furnace to martin fifer ambrose ram sey and thomas person commissioners or iron works for the use of the province vhich deed is to be looked upon not only as security for the two hundred and fifty ' p°unds then advanced but also for such urmer sum or sums as it may be found pessary to furnish him with in future 0r the purpose of rendering the said fur aee more complete besides this i re to mr ramsey to take a bond tj tbe commissioners and their successors the sum of two thousand pounds condi l!0ned that they use the utmost expedi n m finishing the said furnace and get ting it in blast anil that they furnish therefrom to the founder or founders that shall by the said commissioners be sent to that work such quantities of melt ing metal as they shall want for the casting of cannon mortars shells and balls for the use of the country and this for tbe space and during the term of two years ; in which time i apprehend our country may be supplied with an abun dance of those articles so eminently use ful for the defence of it thus genl it-men i hope it will appear to you lhat i have contrived to answer all thc laudable intentions of the con gress in their resolve relative to iron works being procured for the use of the public service without entangling them or their commissioners in such a multi plicity of business as they would have found bursting in upon them had they been made the temporary or perpetual property of the public here follows a recommendation to send to philadelphia or some other northern colony for experi enced founders and for the materials moulds pattern c the report then proceeds thus ; gen tlemen i have already informed you that ; the furnace appears to me to be a good i one that 1 have reason to believe there j will be a sufficiency of water and there | are wood and ore in profusion i must now inform you that on the north side of deep river and 1 believe not half a mile from the forge tliere is a pit coal and from what appears on the surface such as is very good : so that there is suf ficient reason to believe were it dug for great quantities might be raised stone for various uses abounds there hearth stones for iron works are also to be got there and such as appears to be very good grindstones of various degrees of fineness ! are and may be cut there upon the whole nature has poured out with a boun tiful hand on that part of our country ev ery thing necessary for the establishment of an extensive iron manufactory an additional advantage there two is its be ing situated in the midst of a provision ! country its convenience to trade i have already mentioned (" in the part giving j its distance to cheraw c from all which i flatter myself i shali be doing good to this province and perhaps to her neighbors while i am recommend ing these things to your notice i beg leave to say that if a slitting and rolling mill and a steel furnace were to be speedily erected at or near the place 1 have been ! describing they could not fail of produc | cing the greatest advantages to this pro j vince the first would enable us to furnish nails in particular as cheap as they can be bought in britain the second would enable us to produce for market every thing made from thin iron such as locks hinges c &. ; and the steel furnace would enable us to furnish weapons of de fence and every kind of edged tools for i artificers and husbandmen gentlemen i am convinced that that i place or some other in its neigborhood | from the great abundance of materials that nature has there so plentifully be stowed might in a few years be made the sheffield of north carolina and per haps of the southern provinces and it will be a great means of rendering us more extensively independant ; or while we purchase from foreign markets those articles so absolutely necessary to us we may truly be said to be in some degree dependant upon the kingdom or state from which we receive them if these things strike your minds with the same force they do mine and if improvements for the benefit of our country are objects that properly fall within the verge of your powers you will i doubt not fall on such measures as will be most likely to pro duce the salutary effect as a person must be sent to the northward to procure a founder for carrying on the casting bu siness perhaps you may think proper to give him instructions to procure persons acquainted with the method of erecting such works with workmen to work in them if you should think such affairs do not come under your cognizance perhaps you may think proper to mention them to the assembled representatives of the pro vince next november where they may probably be taken into consideration — should the whole be disregarded i cant be deprived ofthe inward satisfaction of having pointed out what to me appears pregnant with public advantage i am gentlemen your most obedient servant samuel milles july 3d 1776 disturbance among the jcics — the jews or ' isrealites of st louis have had quite a disturb ance among themselves and an appeal is made to thc arm ofthe law io settle their difficulties the republican says : as usual there are two parties — one contend ing lor a strict observance ofthe form and cer emonials of the jewish worship and absolute conformity to all the requisitions of their creed ; and the other desiring as much license as pos sible both in the matter of eating prohibited meat at coffee-houses and in keeping their store and places of business open on saturday the one party are inclined to carry out the strict doctrines of their faith ; the others are indifferent about this matter and hence lhe strife which has arisen in the synagogue grand railroad convention lt has been proposed to hold a nation al convention in st louis on the third monday of october of those friendly to an extension of a railway and telegraph from the mississippi to the pacific an address has been published by the peo ple of st louis to the people of the uni j ted states from which we make follow j ing extract : " let us says the committee contrast j briefly the consequences of erecting this j road with those which would follow a j failure to make it were it completed the first car that should rumble over the { stony mountains in its fiery course across ' lhe continent from the atlantic to the ' pacific would send a new sensation thro ■the world ' britannia empress of the ! sea losing much of her pretension upon ! her great marine employed in the india trade would feel that the foundations of that supremacy were about to crumble ' while from the icy cape to the fair isl j ands of the south pacific and along the | eastern shores and islands of asia and australasia and throughout all the terra j firma of the pacific seas would be awa j kened a new spirit ideas of a new desti i ny and feelings ofa new attraction the i eyes of those nations would be drawn to \ the new lights which will illuminate the j peaks of the sierra nevada nor would : their gaze be turned until their regenera ted merchant vessels moored in ameri can harbors should have exchanged their costly burdens for the substantial products of the united states " attracted to the great eastern station of the continental road as steel to the magnet a freight would roll down upon the states ofthe union such as the india companies never saw embracing the furs of the north the drugs and spices ofthe south tbe teas silks and crapes of china the cashmeres of thibet the diamonds of india and borneo the various products of the japan islands manchooria australa sia and polynesia the resultsof the whale fishery the gold silver quicksilver jew els and precious stones of california and the innumerable and unimaginable ele ments of commerce which would be brought into life from the depths of the sea and from new and unexplored re gions by the enterprise and ingenuity of our countrymen these elements would be distributed throughout the union giv a new impulse to population to trade to industry to art and to all the employ j ments of our people our surplus meat , and bread cotton goods hemp and cor ! dage lard leather and hardware and j other products would find anew a large and increasing market in return ; while the bible the printing press the ballot box and the steam engine would receive a welcome passage into vast and unre generated fields where their magic pow ers and blessed influences are greatly needed i " but on the other hand if we fail to make this road and california and ore gon remain without any practicable or convenient connexion with the old states of the union who can doubt that a new republic will grow up on the shores of the pacific which would perhaps become independent of the ltnion and obtain a supremacy of their own upon an ocean favorable to steam navigation and the very home of the trade with asia the v hale fishery the present american trade with china the pacific islands and the northwest coast would be shared if not monopolized by the new republic the central authority would find their power ! over a people so remote to be feeble and : insufficient with great mineral wealth | in their possession with a trade before ! them which has been the cynosure of com j mercial nations during the whole chris tian era and the experience and energy | of the race whence they derive their ori i gin who can doubt their future power j and progress in complete independence of i all other nations the true policy ofour government and country therefore in reference to this subject is apparent the great impor tance and absolute necessity ofthis com i munication across the continent by rail way and telegraph must be appreciated we confidently trust that it will be car ried out by national means and authority ! as one ofthe most powerful auxiliaries to the integrity and perpetuity ofthe union j and to the mission of our country in pro ' moting and extending the influence of the noble cause of civil and religious liberty i civilization and humanity the address concludes with a cordial ', invitation to the people of all sections to send delegates the committee desire i " to have them from the mountains and ! from the plains from the cities and from the country from the hills of new eng , land and from the savannas of georgia : that they will come to us from the north and the south from the east and even from the west pouring in upon us by all the numerous avenues of conveyance which converge at this point so that the hospitality of st louis shall rejoice in the fullest exercise and enjoyment of its means and that a quickening voice may go forth from the assembled mass that that shall give to the great measure of american progress assurance of its tri umph the president among the people — tliere is no doubt that despite all the locofoco papers say lo the contrary the popularity of president taylor will be much increased in the course of his present tour through lhe northern and eastern states he is every where enthusi ! astically received and the plain simple re publican manners ofthe old chief endear him to the hearts of the people did we have no evidence of this fact we i should be convinced of frum ihe course pursued by the " union since the president started on his tour the defunct organ has been unceas ; ing in its attacks upon him it has heaped upon himabuse and ridicule without stint itcommenc ed by declaring that the president's reception at i baltimore was a tame affair — that it lacked enthusiasm lhat although a considerable crowd was assembled to welcome him yet there was little or no enthusiasm manifested and the crowd was assembled mote from curiosity than from any desire to greet gen taylor gen taylor's speeches which he is com pelled to make wherever he sojourns next come in for a share of lhe union's ridicule — j at almost every place where lhe president is ] called on to address lhe people some corres j pondent of the union is found to give what is ! called a correct report of the speech which the union gladly publishes as evidence lhat gen taylor is no speech-maker and consequently ! is totally unfit for the office of president ofthe united states in these reported speeches i gen taylor is made to utter the most absurd and ridiculours nonsense and the writers en ( deavor to made him out to be little better than a senseless ignoramus this is the course which the union and its followers pursue in regard to one whom the people have thought proper to elevate to the highest office in their gift it is the course ofj the organs ofthe party which have always pro fessed such a high opinion of he wisdom and intelligence and " discriminating judgement of the people — which profess such a high re gard for our free institutions in that they debar no man from attaining to the highest office — now that the people have chosen a ruler con j trary lo the wishes of these '• elite democrats j they seek to heap upon him odium and ridicule and by consequence thus ridicule and insult the j people themselves the cuba expedition — it is stated j says the baltimore sun that a party ofj recruits for the cuba or sierra madre ex i pedition left this city a few days ago for j n y rendezvous under a former officer of the col hughes mexican regiment — j the editor ofthe cincinnati commercial has also seen a letter directed lo the lt j colonel of the expedition in that city which stated there was 250,000 in a bank at new orleans for its object the new york post of wednesday says of the nightly meetings in that city one of the gentlemen who is foremost in guiding the proceedings in these meet ings is very well known at washington where his father holds a prominent posi tion and the gentleman himself has been within a year a united states consul in one of the islands of the west indies a post which it is commonly reported he resigned in order to engage in this enter prise at the last meeting on monday even ing he stated as one of the leaders ofthe projected expepition that those who had signed the engagement to take part in it might consider their pay had commenced the week previous and that all things would be prepared for their departure in the course ofthe present week he said that the expedition was to be one of dan ger and hardship : that after a long sea voyage the adventurers would have to contend witb a people nearly as savage and much more cunning and treacherous than indians c c how many had signed the articles of agreement our in formant did not ascertain our progress in n carolina the proceedings of the last session of the grand division have just been print ed and distributed among the different subordinate divisions and the tabular report of the grand scribe for lhe last quarter appended thereto represents an unparalleled increase in this stale in the 43 divisions from which returnshad been received at that session 56 divisions were reported as chartered — now there are 67 and the cry is " still they come — and we hope the applications for char ters will continue to come until our good old commonwealth is gemmed all over with these rich jewels of her fair fame — less than a year ago there were only 13 divisions in the slate with a member ship of some 400 — now 66 flourishing di visions exist wilh perhaps 3000 members for most of the applications that have been recently sent up have not been sat isfied with only the required number of 8 signers but they have ranged from 15 to 28 signers — all good men and true and many of them the first and most influen cial men in their respective counties — our membership extends now from beau fort to cherokee and our course is still onward and upward — and will know no diminution while king alcohol has a fort to storm or there is one poor inebriate to rescue from the " power of the all-perva ding destroyer push on the column then ; and let the bold and vigorous at tack be made upon the citadel of the prince of darkness and the day will be ours spirit ofthe age arrival of the caledonia ! the steamer caledonia which sailed from liverpool on the 18th arrived at halifax on thursday the 30th ; ultimo and at boston on friday afternoon we give the following summary of her intelligence the com mercial news it will he seen from the circular of brown shipley &. co is very important the caledonia passed the etnopa in the channel which prohably reached liverpool on the night of the 19th the steamship washington capt floyd arrived at southampton on the 14th from bremen for xew york '< she lefl breinerhaven on saturday the llth inst and encountered a tremendous gale from the south-west nearly the whole time of her passage the washington has in freight 200 tons of merchan dize and nearly 200 passengers she was to leave for new york on monday the 20th of august the washington brought intelligence of the actual departure of the danish blockading squadron and the ■withdrawal ofthe cruising vessels off heligoland which | have departed for copenhagen permitting free ingress i and egress to the respective ports numbers of mer chant vessels had entered the wester and commerce was resuming activity the american frigate st lawrence capt paulding had left bremerhaveu for a cruise in the baltic correspondence of the commercial adrertiser london august 17 1849 hungary is now almost the only topic and although we are still without definite intelligence as to tho actual : ' position and fate ofthe main bodies of the respective ar : inies everything tends to encourage the belief that so i far as the present campaign is concerned the doom of j the austrians and russians is nearly sealed from | rome there is and can be nothing but the llagrant de i tails of the unconditional restoration of the priestly go ; vernment and the vigilance of the french artillerymen ; to keep it safe from france the accounts speak only j of new taxes and of universal prosecutions against all who breathe a word in favor of republicanism at home the dull season has set iu with more than ordinary in tensity and the food for the papers is the progress of the queen through ireland and scotland hungary — the news by the lasl packet ofthe sor tie of the comorn garrison and their expulsion of the i austrians from raab far from being exaggerated turns out to be of more weight than was at first supposed — a more vigorous feat was perhaps never recorded in any previous war and the damage it has inflicted on the im perialists both morally and physically becomes more and more apparent every day had the affair taken ' ! place in the interior of the country it could have been i j hushed up or misrepresented by the vienna authorities j for we get no news direct from hungary and those who j ! utter an unfavorable syllable in austria are forthwith j | shot ; but occurring so near the capital concealment j ; was impossible it appears that all the artillery of the ! i austrian division which was encountered was either spik ed or carried off to comorn ; that 40,000 cwt of copper . | money 50,000 uniforms 100,000 cwt of flour five ves | sels laden with corn 1 7 cwt of gunpowder and in short j all the reserved material of the entire forces fell into the hands of the hungarians in addition to the clothing seized at raab it is con j fessed also that a russian convoy was intercepted with 30,000 suits of regimentals the account of between j | two and three thousand head of cattle and immense i ! amount of oats having been carried off is likewise con j firmed while the number of russian and austrian troops ' i slain and captured is known to have been extremely large meanwhile it is now certain that the hungari j ans are in continued possession of raab while it is nt i mored in some quarters that they have absolutely re occupied pesth the mails from both places are long | overdue at vienna and it is therefore certain that the communication has been cut off under these circum stances nothing can be heard of the actual state of af fairs but of course the austrians are iu consternation and there are strong reports of a pitched battle in the south in which the russian general paskiewitch has been totally defeated his last bulletin received at vien na was not made public rome — at rome thc installation of the three cardi nals in uncontrolled power as the representative of the ', pope was immediate followed hy an abusive manifes to from them against " anarchy " and the " shameful acts performed by demagogues without reputation or character but in which a specification of the shameful acts in question was wholly omitted the clergy it is t said are now openly threatening revenge for all their past mortification uld the three cardinals are giving ev ery indication that they shall not be disappointed all ; laws promulgated during the existence of the republic have been cancelled and the frightful system which previously prevailed has been restored in all its force — every official appointed by the republic has been dis charged and the paper money issued during that time > has been disavowed to the extent of 35 per cent all these proceedings have lieen taken without the forma tion of any ministry and such was the feeling with which they were received that the french in order to keep down the people were compelled to place artillery in the streets and to have the gunners ready with light ed matches another step also which but for the effi cient measures of the soldiers of the french republic would have caused the " very stones of rome to rise and mutiny has been the re-est;.blishment of the in quisition a dr ael illi an eminent italian theologian a man who has never meddled with politics but who has been for five years an avowed protestant was one of its first victims he was arrested on the night of the 30th of july hy three men iu plain clothes and is now in one of the secret cells of the holy utlice this case which has only just transpired promises to excite an extraor dinary feeling among all the religious bodies in england doubtless when gen oudinot discovers that it cannot lie veiled in secrecy the ministers of louis napoleon will attempt to remedy the " mistake bul how many are doomed to follow dr acbilli of whose fate no men tion will ever afterward be made ? gen oudinot has left rome for gaeta whence he will return to paris to be idolized for having maintained the " honor of france it is alleged that he will be elevated to the rank of marshal the accounts regarding garribaldi are that with his wife and about 20 followers he has made good his land ing near venice a monk who had acted as his chap lain and who had exercised a powerful influence in fa vor of the republic fell into the hands of the austrians andhasofcour.se been shol hundreds of the band have lieen captured and will it may be presumed share the same remorseless fate the venitians are baid to have obtained abundant supplies from a flotilla which triumphantly reached the • city after repelling an attack by the austrian fleet — the austrian land forces it is said have again failed iu all their efforts to capture the place by assault and their ranks have been swept by disease france — iu the french assembly pierre bonapartu at a recent sitting turned round and struck a member an old man named gasiier a violent blow in the face in consequence ofhis exclaiming that is true duiing the reading of a paper iu which reproaches against the president of the republic were followed by the question " has he not his 600,000 francs a yeai to spend the case is to come on before the police court but with the universal horror against republics it may be feared that m gastier will meet with little justice domestic affair — the visit f the queen lo ire land was characterized by nothing but joyous demon strations and in taking li-.-r departure she announced that the prince of wales was to receive the title of farl of dublin she is now iu scotland and has passed through glasgow and perth where her progress has als been welcomed with universal joy she has not how ever on the present occasion been favored with tlie fin weather which in connexion with her excursions had hitherto been almost proverbial an announcement has been mad in the moniteur of an exclusive authorization having been granted to a mr brett to establish a tel.-grapic communication across the channel from boulogne a"d cmkf !" - . privilege is to continue for 10 years from sept htou liverpool aiu 17th 1849 the accounts by the lasl steamer is still more unprom ising ; prospects for the american growing cotton crop have produced increased speculative excitement in our ! market and a further advance of d per tr in prices — 1 the business has been large and though the dt-manfi has not been quite so brisk yesterday and to-day the market is steady at the above advance ; the quotations being 5jd for fair upland 5}d for fair mobtif 5j for fair orleans and 5jd a 5j*d for middling qualities the transactions for the week amount to 53,1 ilo bales the l import of cotton into liverpool since 1st januarv now amounts to 1.473,000 bales of which 1.254.0ihi is from ■the united states hetng au increase of 310,000 bales ; in the lotal supply and 2tc,000 of american ov t last : season to same period tlie progress of the harvest has lieeu men or less in - • tempted by a week of unsettled weather which how ever is not thought to have done anv injury of moment to the crops and consequently produced no amendment ; in the markets for wheal and klour prime sound par : eels of american flour 23s 6d a 25s while inferior un j inspected is difficult to sell at iss 6d a 20s per mil ; j american wheat 5s ki a 7s per 70 lbs indian corn ( on the other hand has advanced about 3s per quarter the late extreme depression having bn.ught increased de maud from ireland with some simulation ; the quota ition is 27s a 2.*s per quarter for yellow and 2"s a 2!!s for white there are still reports of the appearance nf i disease in the growing potato crop in some localities but as yet very impartial and unimportant yours respectfully brown shipley & co i correspondence of the n y commercial advertiser from barings circular london friday aug i 1>4 ikon — we still have to report a very firm market t and less inclination on the part of masters to take orders for common bars and rails at jt'5 so free on board iu ! \\ ales scotch pig is steady at 45 a 6 for mixed num bers at glasgow swedes 11 10s tobacco — the only transaction reported is the sal e j of a parcel ot 250 hlnls common cigar fillers for ex ! port at 2 1 per lb the demand for the trade has been small but prices are very firm the latest foreign news by electric telegraph to the european tunes from london to liverpool ] dreadful conflict at hamburgh metmtcem the people and the prussian smldier hamdikiiii august 14 yesterday when the second battalion of the 15th regiment of prussian infantry arrived the people ga , thered in great masses and pelted them wiih stones ; ; another party tried to shut the gales by which tliey j were entering against them the soldiers used their ; arms against the people and a serious conflict look place the loss of the military was trilling but that of the i people considerable the soldiers was carried lo the , hospital thirty or forty people were wounded during ! the night some o the national guards united with the ! multitude and erected barriers close to the riding-school i where the battalions were quarteied at these barricades fresh conflicts ensued towards j the morning the barricades were cleared nnd a little j later every thing was quiet a letter received in paris from vienna states posi i lively lhat the government had resolved to negotiate ' with the hungarians great excitement prevailed in vienna in consequence of the speech of count brandenburgh lloyd uses even hostile language " lt is remarkable says this pa ! per that the name ol austria is not once mentioned in 1 the opening speech ii wants now to octroi prussia 111 i reality at the head of germany there was a report in paris that the pope had been i assassinated but there was no truth in ihe rumor for 1 the times in a second edition on friday does not eveu : mention it at vienna on the 12th an official despatch from the i russian general luder was published announcing a t battle between his forces and those of bern in whicli j the hungarians were totally defeated having kmio kill ed and leaving in the hands of the russians 5000 pri soners bern himself was wounded and nearly captur ed the russians captured seven field pieces two standards and bern's carriage in the carriage were important despatches from kossuth in whicli lie urges him to excite the turks against the russians whom this engagement had only 44 killed and 106 wounded the despatch no doubl relates to the old affair and the bc ' counts is obviously grossly exaggerated from 3d edition of london morning ii rrald a council of ministers was held iu paris on friday morning for ii.e consideration of important questions of i foreign policy they have bad information of the in tention of the bavarian government to march 50,000 i men to vienna to cover the capital while tin austrian troops were operating in hungary - a reminiscence oj chicago — in the year 1831 a gentleman called upon the writer of this article and asked him to draw a deed of conveyance for two lots in chica go it was done chicago was then an outpost of the west a small military station had heen placed there and our indian agent's home was there the proprietor of the lots said they were two ofthe finest lots for stories in the new town which wastogrowup there they were sold for a very small sum to some merchant in detroit the induce ment for the sale was that the merchant had promised to build warehouses upon them we believe ho did and thus began the progress ol chicago in thc year 1835 and 30 speculation especially in western lands was carried on to an enormous ex tent several xew york gentlemen of capital became interested in chicago and matle great exci lions for it it was well situated and since grown rapidly a tlay or two since we saw the census just tak en cf chicago making 23.500 inhabitants ! the whole of this flourisning young city is the growth of fourteen years ! — cincin nati atlas excuse for smoking in the reign of james i of tobacco-ha ting notoriety the boys of a school acquir ed the habit of smoking and indulged it night and day using the most ingenious expedients to conceal the vice fiom their master till one luckless evening when tbe imps were huddled together round the fire of their dormitory involving each oth er in vapors of their own creating lo ! in burst the master and stood in awful dig nity before them ' how now quoth the dominie to the first lad ; ' how dare you to smoke tobac co ?' ' sir said the boy ' i am subject fo headaches and a pipe takes off the pain 4 and you and you '! and you v in quired the pedagogue questioning every boy in his turn one had a raging tooth ; another cbol lic ; tbe third a cough ; in short ihey all had something • sow sirrah bellowed the doctor to the last boy * what disorder do ou smoke lor alas ! all the excuses were exhausted ; but the interrogated urchin pulling down bis pipe after a la re wt ii whirl and look ing up in his master's face said in a hi nin2 hypocritical lone ' sir i smakt for • cot us f salisbury n c thursday september 13 1849
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The concept is a year long challenge, a new year's resolution per say, the aim to create one game, every month. I considered doing it, but decided I probably wouldn't have time, or get around to finishing a game each month. Spontaneously two days ago I changed my mind and decided to do it. I realised that the game needn't be of a decent size or something unique, the point is to finish 12 games in a year. So I set to work, and spent a total of around six hours over the next couple of days putting together my January game. The result is balance. A extremely simple game, which nice aesthetics due to box2D and box2Dligths implementation. A great learning experience, and a not so bad result.
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Solix, a Parsippany-based provider of program administration and customer care services, announced a pair of appointments Thursday.
Bill Ingersoll joins the company as senior vice president and chief information officer, while Donna Boyce becomes the director of recovery programs.
According to a news release, Ingersoll brings more than 25 years of experience in information systems, while Boyce is an expert in managing programs that provide housing assistance to those affected by natural disaster or economic challenge.
"Bill and Donna are two accomplished professionals who bring to Solix the experience and expertise our customers rely on us to provide as a trusted partner," Solix President and CEO Jack Miller said in the release. "I am pleased to welcome both of them to the Solix team as we continue to enhance and expand our services and reinforce our position as a leader in delivering exemplary customer support and solutions."
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(New York, N.Y.) The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency will clean up contaminated ground water at the Tri-Cities Barrel Superfund site in Fenton, N.Y. using a variety of natural processes. The ground water is contaminated with volatile organic compounds, which can cause serious damage to people's health and the environment. EPA originally planned to extract and treat the contaminated ground water. Data collected since the original cleanup plan was selected, however, indicate that natural processes are effectively reducing the levels of contaminants and that treatment of the ground water is not needed. EPA is requiring periodic collection and analysis of ground water samples to verify that the level and extent of contaminants are declining and that people's health and the environment are protected. In August 2011, EPA held a public meeting and encouraged the public to provide input on this and two other cleanup options considered by the Agency.
The Tri-Cities Barrel Superfund site is a 14.9-acre former barrel and drum reclamation facility. During the reconditioning process, drums and barrels were cleaned and reconditioned using a variety of chemicals. Between 1960 and 1980, liquid waste from the process was discharged into a series of unlined lagoons on the site. Under EPA's oversight, parties potentially responsible for the contamination at the site removed over 350 drums, as well as all containers, tanks, process equipment and buildings and cleaned up the lagoons. All of the equipment that was used while the drum reconditioning business was still in operation was decontaminated, all structures located on-site were demolished, and the debris was disposed of off-site.
In 2000, EPA selected a cleanup plan for the site that included excavating and disposing of the contaminated soil and sediment off-site and extracting and treating the ground water to remove contaminants. The cleanup of the soil and sediment was completed in 2003. The plan released in 2000 came from evaluating three alternatives to address the site-wide ground water contamination: taking no action, an option that must be considered under the Superfund law, extracting and treating ground water, and letting the contaminants naturally break down while regularly monitoring the site. At the time that the remedy was selected, sufficient data did not exist to demonstrate that natural breakdown of contamination was occurring at the site. Ground water extraction and treatment was selected as the most appropriate cleanup alternative. Since the remedy was selected, monitoring has shown that natural processes are effectively reducing contaminant levels in the ground water.
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Collected by J. Norman Methven of Perth, and presented in 1941, this collection of 327 volumes is devoted to the Gaelic poetry of Ossian. Beginning with the first editions of Macpherson?s Ossianic compositions Fragments of Ancient Poetry (1760), Fingal (1762), Temora (1763) and The Works of Ossian (1763), the publication of which had been supported, encouraged and financed by the literati of Edinburgh, the Ossianic cult spread throughout Europe, Napoleon Bonaparte being one its devotees. The translations of Ossian into various European languages in the collection reflect the phenomenal popularity of the works. The collection also contains works on the controversy over the authenticity of Ossian, later editions, and the influence of Ossian on European literature of both the Pre-Romantic and Romantic periods
G.F. Black, ?Macpherson?s Ossian and the Ossianic Controversy, a Contribution towards a Bibliography?, Bulletin of the New York Public Library, 30 (1926), 424-39, 508-24. J.J. Dunn, ?Macpherson?s Ossian and the Ossianic Controversy: a Supplementary Bibliography?, Bulletin of the New York Public Library, 75 (1971), 465-73.
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An Essex man, who faces criminal charges relating to a May homicide where the body was left inside a burning truck, was shot in the back of the head early Friday morning, according to Baltimore County police.
Joseph Thorpe, 27, was found shortly after midnight Friday, lying in the middle of the street at Middle River Road and Compass Road, suffering from a gunshot wound, in addition to other traumatic injuries, according to a police statement.
Thorpe, of the unit block of Glenwood Road, was taken to Johns Hopkins Bayview Medical Center and was listed in critical condition, police said.
Detectives are investigating whether the shooting is related to a homicide that occurred in May, police spokeswoman Elise Armacost said.
Thorpe has open accessory and arson charges in the death of Daryl Maurice Augustus II on May 26. Augustus was found face down by firefighters in the rear seat in a burning 2005 Dodge Ram pickup near Mitchell Road and Bay Avenue in Essex.
Lennell Earl Ellis was charged a week later in Augustus' death, but detectives believe Thorpe helped him clean up the crime scene the day of the killing, charging documents show.
Detectives said Augustus had visited a woman with whom Ellis had been "romantically involved," earlier that day, the documents said. When the detectives went to question her at an apartment on Dunhaven Place in Nottingham, they could smell cleaning solution and saw what appeared to be a large blood stain in front of the apartment, charging documents said.
When police searched the apartment, they found stains that remained despite what appeared to be an effort to "clean up" and a Rug Doctor carpet cleaner.
Police found that Thorpe had rented the carpet cleaner at a Giant grocery store on Bel Air Road in White Marsh, the same day Augustus was found dead, the document said.
The Rug Doctor company traced the serial number of the carpet cleaner to the store, where detectives recovered the rental agreement, which had Thorpe's name and showed it had been rented the same day firefighters found Augustus' body in the burning truck.
Phone records show that Ellis called Thorpe numerous times the day of the killing, the document says.
Thorpe was indicted in July. His trial is scheduled for May 14.
Witness told detectives Ellis and Augustus had been at the Dunhaven Place apartment together and they had heard yelling, when Ellis followed Augustus out of the apartment.
Another witness told the detectives they saw Ellis hit Augustus in the neck, causing him to bleed profusely.
An autopsy showed that Augustus died by sharp force injuries.
Anyone with information about the Friday morning shooting is asked to call police at 410-307-2020.


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Jennifer Lawrence is two for two at the Oscars -- no, we didn't spoil show for you -- we're talking about the actress almost falling on her face again ... this time on the red carpet.
Ol' clumsy pants hit the press line and as soon as cameras locked in on her ... the "American Hustle" star lost her balance and went down hard.
As you may recall, Lawrence crashed last year during the show while walking on stage to accept her Academy Award.
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Julie Andrews directs new musical in Chester
The power was only out for a few hours in the part of Connecticut where Julie Andrews was staying during Hurricane Sandy.
The Hollywood and Broadway superstar is at the Norma Terris Theatre in Chester these days developing a new show, "The Great American Mousical," based on one of the many young people's books she has co-authored with her daughter Emma Walton.
The hurricane reminded Andrews of another musical in development that she worked on in Connecticut 56 years ago -- a little show you might have heard of called "My Fair Lady."
"There was a big storm then, too ... opening night. A real white-out that kept people from coming from Manhattan. At one point the word came down that we wouldn't do the show," Andrews recalled during a recent interview.
"Rex (Harrison) was very nervous and then all of a sudden we heard that it was going to happen. It was very dramatic and became a very big night for me," the star added.
"My Fair Lady" went on at the Shubert Theatre in New Haven to a great response and then moved into New York City, where it became the biggest hit of the 1950s and made the 20-year-old Andrews the toast of Broadway. The star said her second big Broadway show, "Camelot" in 1960, also had a turbulent try-out tour.
In addition to having to make major cuts in a musical that was running four hours long, the company had to cope with a brand new venue in Toronto.
"We were not only opening our show, but they were opening the O'Keefe Center. They were still hammering down carpets while we tried to rehearse," she said, with a chuckle.
Although many big hits came out of the old pressure cooker atmosphere of doing public out-of-town try-out runs just a few weeks before a new show opened on Broadway, Andrews thinks there is a lot to be said for today's slower method of private workshops and then developmental productions, such as the one she has been guiding in Chester.
"The Great American Mousical" began about six years ago when Michael Price at Goodspeed Musicals suggested to Andrews that there was a show in the book she wrote with her daughter. The actress-director formed a tight bond with Goodspeed after she staged "The Boyfriend" there in 2005 and the results were so successful that the production went on a national tour.
The really serious work on "Mousical" began about two years ago when Andrews assembled her team of collaborators, which includes book writer Hunter Bell (a Tony nominee for his cult hit, "(Title of Show)"); the composer-lyricist duo of Zina Goldrich and Marcy Heisler (whose "Ever After" is set for Broadway next year); and choreographer Christopher Gattelli, who won the Tony last spring for his sensational work on "Newsies."
"It's great to work here," Andrews said of Goodspeed Musicals' Norma Terris Theatre, which is devoted to the creation of new material. "They take good care of us and make sure we are all comfortable in this wonderful sandbox.
"It's nice not to have to tour around with a new show," she added. "Although we still might do that actually."
The timing of Andrews' musical love letter to the Golden Age of Broadway seems perfect for a period when funny book musicals have reasserted their appeal to audiences -- the past decade has seen the operatic shows of the 1980s and 1990s, such as "Les Mis" and "Miss Saigon," replaced by such funny fare as "Avenue Q" and "The Book of Mormon."
"From my point of view, I think everything is cyclical," Andrews said of the way that Broadway evolves over the years. "We go through phases. It has become massively expensive, of course, but the talent is tremendous.
"For a while we had mostly dark themes -- and there is nothing wrong with that -- but it's nice to see shows full of joy again," she said.
With so many years of experience in musical theater, Andrews believes her new show is in good shape and ready for the next stage of its development.
"The music is charming, the book is witty and it looks great -- it has a real glow to it. I think it's good and that I would know if it wasn't."
"The Great American Mousical" is set to run through Dec. 2 at The Norma Terris Theatre, 33 N. Main St., Chester. Tickets are $51.50. Call 860-973-8668 or visit www.goodspeed.org.
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- EL (Electroluminescent) backlit technology offers safe, thin, comfortable and non-intruding lighting on the shirt - EL panel consists of Spectrum VU Meter - Stcik-on EL panel for easy washing - Patterns dance responding to music beats - Shirt size: 78cm x 60cm (wide) - Sensitivity control dial - Powered by 4 x 1.2V/1.5V AAA batteries - Note: if wash cleaning of the shirt is needed, manually remove the EL plate and the control and battery pack before washing. Or, use dry wash instead. Dimensions: 30.71 in x 23.62 in x 0 in Weight: 10.93 oz


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SANTA BARBARA, Calif. – UC Santa Barbara men's tennis (5-8) followed up their dominant victory against Georgetown on Saturday with an equally impressive triumph over Radford on Sunday to collect their third win in four matches and improve their record to 5-8 on the season. The Gauchos came away with their second straight sweep in doubles and won five of six singles matches in their 6-1 triumph over visiting Radford University.
After struggling in doubles for much of the early season, the Gauchos have put together a string of solid performances in the doubles competition since switching up the doubles pairings.
"We're definitely getting better [in doubles]," said Head Coach Marty Davis. "I'm really pleased with the play at No. 1 in particular."
Juniors Tobias Galskov and Ziad Sultan recorded their fourth straight victory since being paired together at No. 1 doubles, defeating Radford's Sayer/O'Keefe 8-3.
The Gauchos also received victories on courts #2 and #3 to complete the doubles sweep. Gaucho duo Erik Johnsson/Miles Seemann won in an 8-4 triumph against Ascarrunz/Thoen at No. 2 doubles and the pairing of Teague Hamilton and Andrew Riminton collected their team-high sixth victory at court #3 after beating the Highlanders' Mills/Waase 8-2.
The Gauchos never gave up their 1-0 lead as they won all but one singles match en route to the 6-1 victory.
At No. 1 singles, junior Tobias Galskov continued his recent stretch of strong play and extended his winning streak to six matches.
"The tennis on court 1 was really high quality," stated Davis. "It was really good to see that level of tennis being played out here."
Galskov defeated Radford's Nicholas Sayer in straight sets 6-1, 7-6 (5) to reach double digits in wins on the dual match season.
Freshman Teague Hamilton and junior Miles Seemann each posted their fifth victory in their last six matches. Hamilton was first off the courts with a 6-1, 6-4 win against Janken Thoen at No. 5 singles and Miles Seemann won the clinching match at No. 6 singles, downing Radford's Aymeric Autones 6-2, 6-1.
Senior Sasha Gryaznov recorded a victory at No. 3 singles with a 6-3, 6-1 decision against Javier Waase and junior Ziad Sultan dispatched Patrick O'Keefe 6-3, 6-4 at No. 2 singles for his third straight victory.
"I was really, really pleased with the quality of tennis played today," said Coach Marty Davis."We knew these guys were a little better than Georgetown and we know Penn is a little better than that, so we need to keep building and getting better."
The Gauchos will complete their trio of matches against East Coast teams on Tuesday, when they host Penn at 1:30 p.m. at the Rec Cen Courts.
UC Santa Barbara 6, Radford University 1
March 9, 2014
Santa Barbara, Calif. (Rec Cen Courts)
1. Galskov/Sultan (UCSB) def. Sayer/O'Keefe (RAD) 8-3
2. Johnsson/Seemann (UCSB) def. Ascarrunz/Thoen (RAD) 8-4
3. Hamilton/Riminton (UCSB) def. Mills/Waase (RAD) 8-2
1. Tobias Galskov (UCSB) def. Nicholas Sayer (RAD) 6-1, 7-6 (5)
2. Ziad Sultan (UCSB) def. Patrick O'Keefe (RAD) 6-3, 6-4
3. Sasha Gryaznov (UCSB) def. Javier Waase (RAD) 6-3, 6-1
4. Joe Mills (RAD) def. Erik Johnsson (UCSB) 6-2, 6-4
5. Teague Hamilton (UCSB) def. Janken Thoen (RAD) 6-1, 6-4
6. Miles Seemann (UCSB) def. Aymeric Autones (RAD) 6-2, 6-1
Order of Finish: Doubles (3, 2, 1); Singles (5, 3, 6, 4, 2, 1)
UCSB Season Record: 5-8; Big West 0-0


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Ronald Reagan
Obey's Afghanistan: At Long Last, It's Guns vs. Butter
One of the many destructive legacies of the Reagan Era was the effective Washington consensus that wars and other military spending exist on their own fiscal planet. Reagan got a Dixiecrat Congress to double military spending at a time when the U.S. was not at war (unless you were a poor person in Central America.) Meanwhile, Reagan got the Dixiecrat Congress to cut domestic spending - we just couldn't afford those costly social programs. Reagan pretended the two things were totally unrelated, and the Dixiecrat Congress went along.
Ever since, the Democratic leadership and the big Democratic constituency groups have largely collaborated in maintaining the destructive fiction that we can shovel tax dollars to war and to corporate welfare called "defense spending" without having any impact on our ability to provide quality education, health care, effective enforcement of environmental, civil rights, and worker safety laws, and other basic services to our citizens that are taken for granted by the citizens of every other industrialized country.
But maybe - maybe - that destructive connivance is coming to an end.
This week, House Appropriations Committee Chair David Obey told the White House that he was going to sit on the Administration's request for $33 billion more for pointless killing in Afghanistan until the White House acted on House Democratic demands to unlock federal money to aid the states in averting a wave of layoffs of teachers and other public employees.
Obey didn't just link the two issues rhetorically; he linked them with the threat of effective action.
At last, at long last.
But why is David Obey standing alone?
Perhaps, behind the scenes, the big Democratic constituency groups are pulling for Obey.


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Conquer Watch is another notifier that uses the RSS feed, this time in the form of a Google Desktop Gadget. Its most useful feature is that it sorts games by least time remaining so you can instantly see which games need to be played first at the top of the list. It has been submitted to and tested by Google (and by lackattack), and is available from the "Add Gadgets" button on the Google Desktop sidebar.
Please give it a try and feel free to respond to this post with any bugs, suggestions, complaints, etc.
To Install:
- 1. Download and install the latest version of Google Desktop (minimum version 5.5) from http://desktop.google.com
2. From the Google Desktop Sidebar, click "Add Gadgets," use the search tool to search for "Conquer Watch," then click "Add." You can also check out more screenshots and download it here.
Screen shots:
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List of Features:
- Tracks time remaining for turns that are READY, and then sorts them by least time remaining from top to bottom (see limitations below)
Instantly see which games have the least time remaining
Displays desktop alerts based on user's preference for various game-status-change events
Options to hide WAITING and ELIMINATED games
Configurable 'missed-turn warning' to display a desktop alert every hour after time remaining falls below a user-specified limit (default 12 hours)
Displays a desktop alert every minute when time remaining is less than 1 hour
Optional sound alerts
- Google Desktop 5.5 (tested on Windows XP SP2)
Since time remaining is not included in RSS feeds, Conquer Watch keeps track of time remaining for each turn that is READY by recording the time that a game status changes. This means that if you turn off your computer, logout, or do not have a reliable internet connection (i.e. dial-up), ConquerWatch may forget how much time is remaining for any turns that are READY. For this reason, Conquer Watch works best for users that keep their computers on all of the time, and have an 'always on' internet connection (but worst case, it will at least show you all games that are READY at the top of the list).


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Thread: Diary of a BJJ teen.........
7/19/2006 12:42pm, #1
Diary of a BJJ teen.........
given the pure unadulterated awesomeness of Shinkengata's "Diary of a Teen Ninja" thread, and the requests to start a similar BJJ thread, I decided to make a go of it...here are the first three entries, if it is crap tell me to stop, if you want to see it continue let me know.
Day 366 ..
Dear Diary,
****!!!! My mom said that she is not gonna help me pay for my ATA Bushido Masters Training Festival, I told her than I needed an attendance ticket from the festival so that I can enroll in the accelerated nidan course. Having just received shodan, my instructor is strongly recommending me for the nidan course. The X-nidan course is fucking mint!!! For only $2,500 I get an introduction into the secret Shaolin-jumping-shadow-kicking-techniques from the scrolls written by Eternal Grand Master Haeng Ung Lee, plus a shodan rank in Hapkido, this combined with the badass XMA training are well worth it. The festival only costs $4,000 and I will get a certificate of attendance signed by Master Richard Reed, a new ATA Bushido Master patch, authority to have World Champion embroidered on the back of my gi, and four colored tassels to match the multi-colored shodan stripe on my black belt.
She mentioned some bullshit line about spending good money after bad and my asshole step-dad and his drinking buddies said that I couldnt fight my way out of gay bar with a extra large cucumber and asked me if I was gonna wear my gi in the next pride parade .what? pride parade? Whatever idiot, Pride is in Japan.
Anyway, got to head to school. Im a bit nervous because Jack Nelson is still riding my ass about how his Jujitsu is better than my TKD. Im gonna where my loose fit American Flag weight-lifting pants to school today, Im sick of his ****, can you say roundhouse ************!!!!!!
Chuck, Jr.
7/19/2006 12:43pm, #2
Day 367 ..
Dear Diary,
Just as I predicted, Jack started in on me again, saying Chuck Norris is a fag, and pointing at my lifting pants calling me Peter Pan and saying that Rex-Kwon Do could kick my ass. Well I had it, I called him a fag and asked him how much he liked rolling around on the ground and hugging sweaty guys ..I had been waiting for months to use that one on him, ever since I watched UFC 1 and saw that Gracie guy with his legs tightly wrapped around that muscular Shamrock guy hugging him close refusing to let him go, and found out that that is what jujitsu was.
Anyway, Jack charged at me and I immediately stepped back into my fighting stance with a loud KIAYEEEEEE, this was supposed to stop him in his tracks with the fear of Ung Lee in him but he must have been immune because his head was down. Well, as it turned out, I was not nearly quick enough with my axe kick and my downward elbow proved must not have been aimed correctly, we ended up on the ground. I turned my back to get up and return to fighting position but Jack, like a coward, jumped on my back .the next thing I remember is waking up in the nurses office about two hours later.
When I sat up I realized I was sans my flag pants. The nurse said she had to throw them out because there was **** in them when I was dropped off at the nurses office unconscious.
Come to find out Jack got me in some sort of head lock and I passed out and apparently **** myself. Everyone screamed and scattered and Jack fell to his knees and started to cry thinking that he killed me, turns out South Park was wrong though. Anyway Jack is being expelled and kids at school keep asking my about my near death experience. Fucking cool!!!!
Im gonna ask my ATA instructor tonight if we learn any sweat techniques that knock you unconscious and make you **** yourself, Ill let you know what says, that would be fucking sweet!!!!!
Chuck, Jr.
7/19/2006 12:43pm, #3
Day 368 ..
Dear Diary,
Well Grandmaster Wong said that we do indeed have techniques that will render a person unconscious .he didnt know anything about making someone **** themselves though. He said that we dont learn to harness chi in our kicks until 5th Dan and that the Chi Implementation Course is $15,000. He said he could put me on a payment plan financed at 26% APR immediately so long as my mom, or other responsible adult, co-signs the application.
**** that!! I want to learn how to make someone **** themselves NOW. I told him thanks and I would ask my mom, ha, moron. I heard that Jack was only a White belt in BJJ and had only been studying for 2 months. Im gonna go check out a BJJ school and see what its like.
I cant wait to make my dick step-dad **** himself in front of his friends
Check ya later diary.
Chuck, Jr.
7/19/2006 12:46pm, #4
We got threads by SevSB. Do we really need this?
7/19/2006 12:48pm, #5
Sorry didnt see it.....
7/19/2006 12:49pm, #6
I'm just fucking with you. Although, you could get a lot of inspiration from this kid.
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7/19/2006 12:53pm, #7
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7/19/2006 12:57pm, #8Originally Posted by mrblackmagic
HA, I had to search for some of his posts, I get it now.....
7/19/2006 1:04pm, #9
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I have to admit that I was skeptical until the kid **** all in his pants.....haha.....you should definantly keep this going......
7/19/2006 1:04pm, #10
Good. Now back to the nut hugging.


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October Escape Newsletter
Charles' Note
The busy summer season may be winding down, but there is still an abundance of beautiful days to bask in here on Chesterman Beach. While we enjoy a slower pace and continued good weather, we are also looking forward to the storms this winter will bring.
There is truly nothing better than watching a mighty storm roll in off the Pacific from the comfort of your cozy and well appointed guest room at the Inn, or from the Pointe Restaurant with its 290 degree view of the open Pacific. Storm watching is best enjoyed with a drink in hand, and in this issue we introduce you to a favourite local beverage company – the Tofino Brewing Company. The brewery combines great brews and a sustainable outlook, and has been a great addition both to our Pointe Restaurant and On the Rocks Lounge menus and to this community of entrepreneurs.
As the swells build up before the storms, we are looking forward to the 3rd annual Queen of the Peak women's surfing contest October 15-16th. The Inn has supported this grassroots competition as a sponsor since its very beginning, and this year will be no exception. There is a significant number of talented female surfers in Tofino, and the ratio of women to men in the lineup here is astounding - unlike anywhere else. In addition to sponsoring the event, the Inn's massage practitioners attend for both days of competition to provide their services beachside to competitors. This is a great opportunity to catch some local surfing talent at a fun event open to all.
If you haven't had the chance to see our newly revamped website, we invite you to visit us soon at www.wickinn.com. We've been working hard with the team at Squamish based VentureWeb to bring you an updated and more user-friendly web experience. We would appreciate your feedback at marketing [at] wickinn.com.
All the best,
Tofino Brewing Company
Tofino's microbrewery was hotly anticipated when it opened its doors in April of 2011, and the traffic at the Industrial Rd. location doesn't seem to have stopped since.
The Inn's Pointe Restaurant features the Tuff Session Ale – a medium-bodied pale ale made with Pacific Northwest hops by the pint and half-pint. The Hoppin' Cretin IPA and the Reign in Blonde are other year-round offerings.
More on Tofino Brewing Company
Inn and Around the Wick
- The Inn has once again teamed up with Blue Mountain Vineyards this October to support Breast Cancer Awareness. Partial proceeds form our Packaged in Pink promotion will go to the British Columbia and Yukon Chapter of the Canadian Breast Cancer Foundation to assist those who are dealing with – and fighting against – breast cancer.
- Please join us in congratulating the Inn's Managing Director Charles McDiarmid, on being inducted into the BC Restaurant Hall of Fame. Each year, the BC Restaurant Association recognizes innovative and dedicated individuals in this, one of the most outstanding restaurant scenes in the world. Inductees in a variety of categories are chosen by a panel of their peers and honoured at a gala event Oct. 15th. Well done Charles, you deserve it!
- The Driftwood Café in the Wickaninnish-on-the-Beach building is now licensed. Enjoy a casual menu created by our culinary team as well as our extended drink list until 9pm nightly. There is hardly a better place to sit beachside – and now you can enjoy the sunset here with a beer or wine in hand. Read more


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The pirates map, The villainous crooks, The underground caverns, The booby traps, the skeletons, The monster, the lost treasure, and the magic that is... THE GOONIES taglines
The Goonies is 1985 film about a group of children who go off in search of pirate treasure.
- Directed by Richard Donner. Written by Steven Spielberg and Chris Columbus.
- The next time you see sky, it'll be over another town. The next time you take a test, it'll be in some other school. Our parents, they want the bestest stuff for us. But right now they gotta do what's right for them, 'cause it's their time. Their time, up there. Down here it's our time. It's our time down here. That's all over the second we ride up Troy's bucket.
- Don't say that, never say that! Goonies never say die!
- [last lines] Bye, Willy, Thanks.
- Pinchers of Peril! Hey guys, I'm saved by my Pinchers of Peril!
- Fifty Dollar Bill!!!
- Holy S-H-I-T!
- That's what I said, booty traps!
- Data is okay, Data is fine
- I am going to hit you all so hard that when you wake up, your clothes will be out of style!
- Why couldn't I have a little sister? A sister instead of that!
- Your looks are kinda pretty, when your face isn't screwing it up.
- Yeah, but you know what? [holds up a coin] This one, this one right here... this was my dream, my wish. And it didn't come true. So I'm taking it back. I'm taking them all back.
- What is this? A nuclear Saturday or something? Come on, guys. This is our last weekend together. Our last Goonie weekend. We gotta be going out in style. Cruising the coast, sniffing some lace, downing the brews, but noooo! One older brother had to go and screw it up. By flunking your driver's test? I don't know what to do with you kid.
- Jerk Alert!
- It's locked. [Chunk: Thank God!] Hey, wait a minute, Chunk. You know, I got some naked pictures of your mom takin' a bath. Wanna buy 'em? [Chunk: [angrily] WHAT?!] Real cheap.
- See you guys, you never listen to me. I said there was gonna be trouble, but you didn't listen to me. You guys are crazy. You know you guys are self-destructive. There's a funny farm somewhere and it's got your names written all over it. But I'm gettin' outta here. I'm... I smell ice cream!
- I like the dark. I love the dark. But I hate nature. I hate nature!
- Everything. Okay! I'll talk! In third grade, I cheated on my history exam. In fourth grade, I stole my uncle Max's toupee and I glued it on my face when I was Moses in my Hebrew School play. In fifth grade, I knocked my sister Edie down the stairs and I blamed it on the dog... When my mom sent me to the summer camp for fat kids and then they served lunch I got nuts and I pigged out and they kicked me out... But the worst thing I ever done - I mixed a pot of fake puke at home and then I went to this movie theater, hid the puke in my jacket, climbed up to the balcony and then, t-t-then, I made a noise like this: hua-hua-hua-huaaaaaaa - and then I dumped it over the side, all over the people in the audience. And then, this was horrible, all the people started getting sick and throwing up all over each other. I never felt so bad in my entire life.
- I hit a wrong note. I'm not Liberace you know!
- Does Brand wear braces?
- Can I take piano lessons?
- Next time kiss with your eyes open. It's a whole different experience!
- This is ridiculous. It's crazy. I feel like I'm babysitting, except I'm not getting paid.
- I lost my glasses.
- Your voice is kind of nice when your mouth isn't screwing it up.
- [to Andi] COME ON, come on! Where are you? You're in the clouds and we are in a basement!
- Martin Sheen? That's President Kennedy, you idiot!
- Brand, God put that rock there for a purpose... and, um... I'm not so sure you should, um... move it...
- Chocolate!
- Ruth, Ruth, Ruth! Baby Ruth!
- Rocky Road.
- Ma, you've been bad!
- Sloth love Chunk!
- Chunk: It was the most amazing thing I ever saw!
- Mikey: More amazing than the time Michael Jackson came over to your house to use the bathroom?
- Brand: More amazing than the time you saved those old people from that nursing home fire, right?
- Mouth: Yeah, and I bet it was even more amazing than the time you ate your weight in Godfather's pizza.
- Chunk: Okay, Brand, Michael Jackson didn't come over to my house. To use the bathroom. But his sister did!
[Chunk is at an arcade near a freeway. He sees the Fratellis being chased by the police.]
- Chunk: Oh wow a police chase! [He goes up to the window but pushes up against the window, causing his Pepsi and yogurt to burst and splash on his face] Aw shit!
- Data: Well, let me tell you what. That's where we're moving when we lose our house tomorrow.
- Mikey: You shut up about that stuff! It'll never happen! My dad will fix it.
- Brand: Yeah, sure he will... if he gets his next 400 paychecks by tomorrow afternoon.
- Mikey: That's wrong, Brand. It won't happen!
- Mikey: Oh MY GOD!
- Chunk: What?
- Mikey: That's my mom's most favorite piece! [picks up the penis off a statue]
- Mouth: You wouldn't be here if it wasn't.
- Mikey: Shut up Mouth!
- Brand: Shut up Mouth.
- Mouth: [laughs]
- Mrs. Walsh: Pants and shirts are in the second. Just throw them all into cardboard boxes. Forget the suitcases. Clark, can you translate all of that?
- Mouth: Why certainly, Mrs. Walsh.
- Mrs. Walsh: That's wonderful.
- Mouth: [to Rosalita in Spanish] The marijuana goes in the top drawer. The cocaine and speed in the second. The heroin in the bottom. Always separate the drugs.
- Mrs. Walsh: Now Rosalita, this is the attic. Mr. Walsh doesn't like anybody up here, ever. That's why it's always open.
- Mouth: [to Rosalita in Spanish] Never go up there. It's filled with Mr. Walsh's sexual torture devices.
- Mrs. Walsh: This is my supply closet. You'll find everything you need, brooms, dustpans, insect spray. I would really like the house clean when they tear it down. Clark, can you translate?
- Mouth: [to Rosalita in Spanish] If you do a bad job you'll be locked in here with the cockroaches, for two weeks without food and water.
- Mrs. Walsh: Okay, Rosie? Okay? You're going to be very happy here. Come on, Clark, we've got much more to do. You're so fluent in languages!
- Rosalita: [in Spanish] My God I'm in a crazy house!
- Mrs. Walsh: Okay, boys, I'm taking Rosalita to the supermarket and i'll be back in an hour. Mikey, I want you kept inside. Brand, if he's coming down with asthma, I don't want him out in the rain.
- Brand: He should be put in a plastic bubble.
- Mrs. Walsh: [smacks Brand] I'm serious Brandon! That's not funny! He takes one step outside and you are in deep, absolutely the deepest s[stammers]
- Brand: Shit, Mom.
- Mrs. Walsh:[smacks him again] I don't like that language. But that's exactly what you're going to be in. [turns to Data] And you, Dotta,
- Data: Data.
- Mrs. Walsh: Data. Okay. Use the back door from now on.
- Data: Okay.
- Mrs. Walsh: [points to the table] What is that?
- Chunk: Oh, shit. What?
- Mrs. Walsh: What is that? [points to potato chip crumbs on table] That is a mess! I want that cleaned up, boys!
- Chunk: Oh yeah sure! We'll take care of it! Don't worry.
- Mrs. Walsh: One hour, boys. Then I'll be back.
- Mouth:[to Rosalita in raspy voice] Adios, senorita!
- Brand: Bye mom!
- Mr. Perkins: Hello, little guys. I'm Mr. Perkins, Troy's father.
- Data: We know who Troy is, he's a cheap guy!
- Brand: My dad's not home, Mr. Perkins.
- Mr. Perkins: Is your mommy here?
- Brand: [sarcastic tone] No sir, actually she's down at the market buying Pampers for all us kids.
- Mr. Perkins: [faked laughter] Papers, Joe. You can give these papers to your father to read through and sign. We'll be by to pick them up in the morning.
- Brand: Thank you.
- Mr. Perkins: Thank you.
- Mikey: Hey, what is all that shit?
- Brand: It's Dad's business.
- Mikey: But what is it?
- Brand: I told you, it was Dad's business. Look at 'em smiling.
- Data: They can't wait until tomorrow when they foreclose on all the whatever you call it!
- Mouth: And trash the Goon Docks...
- Brand: When they wreck our house, I hope they make it a sand trap.
- Mikey: And never get their balls out!
- Chunk: Hello, sheriff. I'm at the Lighthouse Lounge, and I want to report, well, a murder.
- Sheriff: Wait a minute, wait a minute, just hold on here. Is that you again, Lawrence?
- Chunk: Sheriff, look, this time I'm telling you the truth. I'm locked inside the Fratellis' basement with this guy.
- Sloth: (getting ice cream from the freezer and smiles) Heh heh, Rocky Road? heh heh.
- Sheriff: Like the time you told me about the 50 Iranian terrorists who took over all the Sizzler Steakhouses in the city?
- Chunk: [to Sloth] Sloth, get back here. Hold on. Sloth, what are you doing?
- Sheriff: Just like that last prank about all those little creatures that multiply when you throw water on them?
- [The Goonies have entered a cave that turns out to be the bottom of the local wishing well, and Mouth is perusing the coins]
- Mouth: Abraham Lincoln... George Washington ... Uh, Martin Sheen...
- Stef: Martin Sheen?! That's President Kennedy, you idiot!
- Mouth: Well SAME DIFFERENCE!!! He played Kennedy once!
- Stef: It's nice to see you're using your brain!
- Mouth: Well, at least I have a brain!
- Stef: So stupid, Mouth!
- Mouth: OH YEAH?!
- Stef: Yes. SHUT UP!!!!
- Francis: Tell us everything! Everything!
- Chunk: Everything. Okay! I'll talk! In third grade, I cheated on my history exam. In fourth grade, I stole my uncle Max's toupee and I glued it on my face when I was Moses in my Hebrew School play. In fifth grade, I knocked my sister Edie down the stairs and I blamed it on the dog...
- Chunk: Then my mom sent me to the summer camp for fat kids and then once during lunch I got nuts and I pigged out and they kicked me out... But the worst thing I ever done — I mixed all this fake puke at home and then I went to this movie theater, hid the puke in my jacket, climbed up to the balcony and then... then, I made a noise like this: hua-hua-hua-huaaaaaaa — and then I dumped it over the side, all over the people in the audience. And then, this was horrible, all the people started getting sick and throwing up all over each other. I never felt so bad in my entire life.
- Jake gives Chunk a pat on the shoulder as he likes all the stories and thinking Chunk is not such a goody two-shoes.
- Jake Fratelli: I'm beginning to like this kid, Ma!
- Ma Fratelli: [now officially impatient] Hit puree!
- Sloth: [In a desiring tone as he watches a chocolate cake being made on a cooking channel] Chocolate! Chocolate.
- Chunk: Want a candy bar? [Pulls one out of his pocket] Look, I got a Baby Ruth! Sir?
- Sloth: What that? Ruth, Ruth, Ruth! Baby Ruth!
- Andi: Oh my God, I hit the wrong key! I made a mistake!
- Mikey: Andi, it is okay to make mistakes. We all do. Just do not make any more.
- Andy: I can't tell... if it's an "A sharp" or if it's a "B flat"!
- Mikey: Heh, if you hit the wrong note, we'll all "B flat!"
- Mikey: Pee break! Who's gotta go?
- [they all raise their hands]
- Mikey: Okay, this is the little boys' room, and that cave over there is the little girls' room
- [Brand enters a third cave]
- Mikey: Brand, where are you going?
- Brand: This is the "men's room".
- [Mouth and Data look at each other, smile, and follow Brand into the cave]
- Mikey: Hi Willie. Oh, I'm Mike Walsh. You've been expecting me, haven't you? Well I made it. I beat you. I got here in one piece... so far.
- [lifts up Willie's patch, exposing bare bone rather than an eye socket] So... that's why they call you "One-Eyed Willie"... One-Eyed Willie... [takes a breath from his inhaler] We have a lot in common, huh, Willie? You know something, Willie? You're the first Goonie.
- Mikey realizes the others have boarded the ship
- Mikey: Yo. Hi guys. How's it going? This is Willie... One-Eyed Willie. Say hi, Willie. Those are my friends... the Goonies. How long have you guys been standing there?
- Brand: Long enough, Mikey. Long enough.
- Mikey: Well, what are you guys waiting for, an invitation? Load up!
- Goonies grab gold doubloons, pearl necklaces and expensive jewelry. Data is about to take gold coins from a scale but Mikey slaps his hand away, since that is booby-trapped.
- Mikey: Except for that. That is Willie's.
- Mama Fratelli: [Aims Mouth and Stef to walk off the plank] Go join your friends, you weasles!
- Sloth: HEY YOU GUYS!
- [Sloth and Chunk slide down the sail just in time to the rescue!]
- Stef & Mouth: Chunk!
- Mikey: Chunk!
- Mama Fratelli: Sloth?! How'd he get out?
- Chunk: Come on, save them! Save them, it's Mouth and Stef!
- Andi: Brand is being so sweet to me.
- Stef: Oh come on COME ON. Where are you? YOU are in the clouds and WE are in a basement!
- They call themselves "The Goonies." The secret caves. The old lighthouse. The lost map. The treacherous traps. The hidden treasure. And Sloth... Join the adventure.
- The pirates map, The villainous crooks, The underground caverns, The booby traps, the skeletons, The monster, the lost treasure, and the magic that is... THE GOONIES
- It's excitement all the way as Steven Spielberg and Richard Donner, the makers of 'Indiana Jones', 'Gremlins' and 'Superman', combine forces to create the Family Adventure of the year!
- Sean Astin — Mikey Walsh
- Josh Brolin — Brandon "Brand" Walsh
- Jeff Cohen — Lawrence "Chunk" Cohen
- Corey Feldman — Clark "Mouth" Devereaux
- Kerri Green — Andrea "Andy" Carmichael
- Martha Plimpton — Stephanie "Stef" Steinbrenner
- Jonathan Ke Quan — Richard "Data" Wang
- John Matuszak — Sloth
- Anne Ramsey — Ma Fratelli
- Joe Pantoliano — Francis Fratelli
- Robert Davi — Jake Fratelli
External links[edit]
- The Goonies quotes at the Internet Movie Database
- The Goonies at Rotten Tomatoes


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